Grocery Prices Are Still Sooo High, So People Are Sharing Their Best Budget Recipes
"What I made tonight: bow tie pasta, bacon, microwaved broccoli, and garlic. Use the bacon fat and a little butter to heat up the garlic, add the broccoli in, and pour it right over the cooked pasta. I use whatever I have left over of my bacon from breakfasts so it’s not really 'expensive.' The whole meal is like $5, and it makes three or four servings for myself."
Grocery Prices Are Still Sooo High, So People Are Sharing Their Best Budget Recipes
"I’m Indian, and I truly think rice is a blessing food. Super cheap, and you can literally eat it for every meal. Breakfast: fried egg with runny yolk, rice, soy sauce. Lunch: mock fried rice with frozen veggies, old leftover rice, soy sauce/sesame oil, egg, any meat you have on hand (or none!). Dinner: can of chickpeas with spices (chana masala) over rice! Truly, the best cheap, but filling and healthy meals ever come from rice."
Grocery Prices Are Still Sooo High, So People Are Sharing Their Best Budget Recipes
"A loaded baked potato! Bake a potato and top with any number of items: Taco baked potato with ground meat, onion, jalapeños, sour cream, and avocado. Greek baked potato with feta, chickpeas, and Kalamata olives. Curry baked potato with curry powder, peas, and chickpeas. There are so many options you can do based on what you have at home. It is so versatile and can have as many or as few ingredients as needed, AND it’s super filling. Remember: Seasonings and spices are your friend (especially wh
Grocery Prices Are Still Sooo High, So People Are Sharing Their Best Budget Recipes
"Easy fried rice: 3 cups of cooked and cold rice, a bag of frozen veggies, two slightly beaten eggs, 2 tablespoons of soy sauce, and 2 tablespoons of sesame oil. Heat the sesame seed oil in a skillet, then fry the vegetables. Either push to the side or remove from the pan and scramble the egg. Mix with vegetables, add rice and soy sauce, and cook till hot. Boom: cheap and easy fried rice."