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  • #46
    Re: cheap and easy recipe.

    Cheesy Chili Mac

    1 box of macaroni and cheese (cook as directed) I use Save-a-lot Cheese and shells
    1 pound ground beef - cooked and drained
    1 can chopped tomatoes or tomato sauce
    Chili powder to desired taste

    Mix all together and enjoy!!

    I love this and so do my kids - i always serve with cornbread

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    • #47
      Re: cheap and easy recipe.

      Ramen Mushroom soup:

      Set aside ramen spice packet
      make ramen according to directions
      drain
      in same pan add 2 tbsp butter + 1 tbsp crushed garlic
      brown garlic a bit and add one small can mushroom pieces that have been drained
      add ramen spice packet and mix well
      add 1 can cream of mushroom soup + 1/2 can of water
      add noddles back in and heat thouroughly

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      • #48
        Really Great Chicken

        Chicken (still on the bones)
        Veggies (we like potatoes, carrots and onions)
        some kind of soup mix (Lipton's or Campbell)


        Cut up your veggies and put them in the bottom of a casserole dish over a little butter spread out first. Spread out chicken on top of veggies. Mix up the soup mix and pour over both chicken and veggies. Cook on 375 for about one hour or until chicken is done.

        About 10 minutes before chicken is done, put salt, pepper and a little paprika on top of the chicken. I have not met anyone who does not love this dinner

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        • #49
          Stir Fry

          Rice of choice
          veggies (green beans, carrots, onions, or any kind of peppers)
          One large sausage (one of those big beef circulars)

          cook rice for 20 minutes
          while the rice is cooking, saute the veggies and the beef

          serve veggies and beef sausage over hot rice. Makes a quick and colorful meal. And it is very filling, great to feed hungry men.

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          • #50
            Corned beef is always good for a cheap subsititute for mincemeat I find. You can use for spag bol or alternatively one of my favourite recipes is it cooked up with some carrots and an onion then topped with mashed potato or i prefer mashed sweet potato then baked in the oven for 30 minutes or so. Its cheap, healthy with the sweet potato option, tastes good and lasts in the fridge for a while. I tend to serve on its own or with veg and gravy.

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