Budget Meal Plan: Week 35
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For Budget Meal Plan: Week 35, we are going to save money while having some hearty meals that will fill you up!
Meal Planning on a Budget
Aunt Lou here.
The main trick we are using for Budget Meal Plan: Week 35 is to use main recipes that have vegetables, beans or rice in them. Just adding in veggies, rice or beans, or sometimes a combination of them, makes a recipe heartier and more filling without making the bill for the groceries for the meal go up very much.
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Budget Meal Plan: Week 35
Monday: Cheesy Crock Pot Chicken with a side of Creamy Corn (Stove Top Recipe)
Tuesday: Leftover Cheesy Crock Pot Chicken and Creamy Corn
Wednesday: Beefy Crock Pot Fiesta Rice and Bean Bowl (This meal does not necessarily need a side dish since it has beef, beans and rice all in one. If you want a side dish, you can make a double batch of the Crock Pot Fresh Mexicorn on Wednesday and eat leftovers of both recipes on Thursday.)
Thursday: Leftover Beefy Crock Pot Fiesta Rice and Bean Bowl with optional side of Crock Pot Fresh Mexicorn
Friday: Slow Cooker Ham Steak Dinner (This is a one pot meal with your meat and two sides cooked all together.)
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