Tomato Cookie Jar
Tomato Cookie Jar
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Super tight budget question?
Well, I have to buy food and have a balanced home cooked meals and meals for 10 days. I can not go over 40 $ in the food budget. All I have left at home to add to the menu of 10 days is a liter of milk, 6 eggs, half a box pancake mix, 2 lb, burger, (I do not have onions or potatoes yet) Roni box of rice, a box Potato Graton can of clam chowder, half jar of peanut butter, 2 cans of vegetables, a bag of sugar, half a bottle of maple syrup, half a can of coffee, 2 cans tomato sauce 1 can of tomatoes in buckets, auxiliary 2 boxes of hamburgers, Chicken Box 1 assistant, who is on, oh, 1 pack of kraft paper for American Singles. Now we need a shopping list right balance everything. If Please help. I also need some kind of desserts such as cookies and snacks too. Do not worry too much for dinner during the week days work and evening, alone most of the lunch, but dinner on Saturday and Sunday. and breakfast
Here are some tips. You can make dough cookie in pancake mix and sugar (buy a bag of chocolate chips or chopped nuts). You can make a great meatloaf with ground beef veal and tomato sauce. Buy some bread crumbs and nothing more. Depending on how much people eat, it can take several days. I suppose the budget month next will not be easy. In the future, do not buy the packaged pancake mix. Make your own flour, yeast, eggs and milk. You can save much money and not really a side job. Same with hamburger Help. Noodles Buy in bulk and make your own. Many contracts have a duration where they have day old bread boxes and dented cans and things that try to sell. Plateau Research and look for bargains. It is a couple of ideas. Good luck!
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Vintage Tomato or Pumpkin Luster Cookie jar, beautiful a beautiful vintage pumpkin or tomato shaped cookie jar. Is a beautiful brownish-orange color, and has pearly luster to it. No chips, cracks or breakage anywhere, just some crazing on the bottom and the inside. Is approximately 8″ tall…. |
Easy recipes for cooking questions
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Homemade Pizza
1 package pizza dough
1 jar pizza sauce (Tomato Puree also works and is cheaper!)
cheddar cheese grated
ingredients of your choice (pineapple, onion, sausage, pepperoni, mushrooms, etc.)
Italian seasoning, salt and pepper taste
To prepare: If the pizza dough comes in a package, prepare as directed (usually just add water, then knead). If it comes in a tube (like cookies), then just run. To do this, simply sprinkle a little flour on the (clean) counter, roll the dough with a rolling pin. If you do not have a roller, use a circular glass or do the best we can with fins hands. If you prefer a pizza really Deep Dish, then leave their dough about half an inch thick. If you like a little thinner, roll up is 1 / 4 inch thick. Transfer dough to a greased baking sheet. Preheat oven according to the temperature at the package of dough pizza.
What follows is gravy. Spoon sauce over the dough, as much or as little as you like! Sprinkle with salt, pepper and Italian seasoning on top, then a little grated cheese. Throw in the ingredients (ground beef and sausage browned in a skillet previously required), coat then more cheese. Sprinkle a little Italian seasoning, then the battery in the oven. Use the cooking time for pizza dough as a guide, but keep an eye on him. The pizza will be ready when the crust has turned golden and cheese is melted.
Chicken and Broccoli Alfredo
1 package Knorr Pasta Sides Alfredo (or you can buy a jar of Alfredo sauce and a cheap packet of noodles)
1 cup broccoli
Grated 1 cup grilled chicken breast (fried frozen works well when it is fully cooked)
salt and pepper to taste
If you choose the bottle of sauce and pasta: Boil water in a saucepan, add noodles and cook about 8 to 10 minutes. Heat sauce in a saucepan over medium heat.
If you choose Alfredo packed, but prepare as directed on package.
Fill a small pot half full of water and put in the oven until it boils. Chop most of the broccoli stems (I want to leave about 1 / 2 inch stem on mine), then Chuck in a saucepan of boiling water.
When the pasta is done, strain them. Mix a tablespoon of butter in the pot and return noodles (this prevents sticking). Control of the sauce is hot? If so, add the noodles and mix well.
Broccoli should be done after about 8 to 10 minutes of boiling. Test a piece to make sure the texture is to your liking, then filter and add the broccoli to noodles. In a bowl in the microwave, the chicken from the heat in the microwave until boiling, then add the noodles. Give them all a good mix and season with salt and pepper. Serve hot.
Tuna Salad
1 can tuna (drained)
3 cups noodles large eggs
1 / 2 cup mayonnaise (real in May, not miracle whip)
1 / 4 cup ranch dressing
1 / 2 can of corn
4 tablespoons tablespoons salsa
Boil the noodles in a bowl of water for about 10 minutes, or until fully cooked. Strain and rinse cold water to cool. Throw the noodles in a large bowl (preferably with a lid). Mix all ingredients, stirring well. Cover and refrigerate. (A long, but it lasts a few days in the refrigerator, so you can chew whenever you're hungry.)
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