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Old 11-10-2008, 09:28 AM   #21
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I would have to think in the long run baked spaghetti is our most frugal meal. DH makes a big pan of spaghetti, tops with cheese, and bakes. This makes several lunches for both of us as well.

Last night we had hot dogs left over from camping and apple sauce and mac and cheese (noodles, milk and some slices of american cheese!). I thought that was cheap for a quick and easy meal, especially since we NEVER eat hot dogs.
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Old 11-15-2008, 04:03 PM   #22
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My cheapest meal is preparing a turkey that I get on sale this time of year for ultra cheap.

I get the biggest turkeys I can when they're on sale (last year it was 4--good thing we have plenty of freezer space) for 30 or 40 cents/pound.

One turkey will feed our family of four for MANY meals.

1st-Turkey Dinner
2nd-Leftovers/Sandwiches
3rd-Soups
4th-Casseroles
5th-More Soups
6th-More Casseroles

I can easily say that we get 6-10 meals out of one 25 pound turkey if we use up the leftovers.

After a few days, we always strip the meat, dice it and freeze in 1 or 2 cup increments. It makes it SOOO easy to add to soups, casseroles, or any meal that we are making and can sub turkey for chicken.
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Old 11-20-2008, 08:11 PM   #23
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Would you mind sharing how you make the fried cornbread?

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Split pea soup with fried cornbread (uses only cornmeal, salt and water). It is something that everyone in my house loves, too.
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Old 11-21-2008, 04:54 PM   #24
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Baked ziti - noodles, sauce & mozz cheese
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my kids love pinto beans and cornbread
breakfast for dinner
chicken noodle soup (homemade) and grilled cheese
Dirty rice
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I make eggs/toast, low sugar packaged oatmeal, homemade pizza (I buy the dough from a store called Fresh and Easy, wal-mart pizza sauce an d mozz cheese)
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We do some of the same meals as listed above...ramen with veggies and sometimes with eggs added (like egg drop soup), spaghetti, and breakfast for dinner come to mind. I also like to do a 'baked potato bar' whenever potatoes are cheap.
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Baked beans on toast.
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asian beef noodle toss

walmart frozen broccoli, oriental ramen and burger (dh hunts for and processes deer). tasty and easy
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My most frugal is usually a pot of soup.
One is Cheese Soup that my grandmother used to make for me.
Its just a pot of water with a few spoonfuls of chicken broth paste, a box of macaroni noodles, and 8 slices of cheese. Yummy and great for when you are sick!
Also would probably be a egg sandwich or grilled cheese sandwich.
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