2019 Week #2 $50 Weekly Menu Plan

2019 Week #2 $50 Weekly Menu Plan
2019 Week #2 $50 Weekly Menu Plan

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2019 Week #2 $50 Weekly Menu Plan:
This week we purchased the following: Cauliflower, lettuce, green peppers, carrots, celery, bleu cheese, sour cream, cucumbers, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, broccoli, pineapple, fresh mushrooms, half & half, cream cheese, grapefruit, and bananas

Although the prices of chicken are super cheap this week at just $1.49lb for boneless breast, the pork chops and chicken listed in this weeks menu were purchased in bulk and vacuum sealed this past fall when they were on sale during a meat-restocking week.

From our Backyard: Fresh Eggs

From our Windowsill: Fresh Cilantro, Fresh Scallions, Fresh Basil

Total spent this week on groceries: $49.17

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If you’re not familiar with our weekly menu plans, you’ll notice that our menu often includes ingredients that weren’t included in the weeks’ grocery list, you can read the full explanation why here.

Monday, January 7th:

Tuesday, Jan 8th:

Wednesday, Jan 9th

Thursday, Jan 10th:

Friday, Jan 11th:

Saturday, Jan 12th This is an all-day event with a huge group of friends in which we get together and enjoy a plethora of chili’s ranging from mild to who needs a liver.

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Sunday, Jan 13th:Its game day here, the playoffs are in full swing, which means munchies rather than big meals.Tonight’s menu item is from a homemade “meal kit” that we previously froze when shrimp was readily available. We make these kits using our Foodsaver vacuum sealer and simply write the directions on the sealed package with a sharpie.

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Various Snacks:

  • French Onion Dip & Chips (or cut veggies)
  • Pudding Chocolate Chip Cookies
  • Veggie Sticks with Homemade Bleu Cheese Dip
  • Salads with various toppings – I premake several bowls at the beginning of the week and add small containers of nuts (walnut, pecan, cashew pieces, sunflower seeds), dried fruits (cranberries, bits of dried apple, raisins) to sprinkle on top just prior to serving. It’s only about a tablespoon or two, but adds crunch and different flavors. We top these with homemade dressings.
  • Grapefruit
  • Bananas, possibly banana pudding

Drinks included:

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Filled with an insatiable wanderlust to see the world, I've dedicated most of my life to saving money where I can so I can afford to see and do the things I want. I dug our family out of debt by reducing our grocery expense to less than $300 a month. You can too!

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