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What to cook for Sunday Dinner when low on cash??
I have 4lbs of frozen hamburger and 20 bucks...............any thoughts??
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Chicken and potatoes!
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Meatloaf smokes up great. Bake some potatoes along side. You got meat and potatoes covered so any green veggies or dessert you want can be added if you feel the need.
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I guess it really depends on how may you need to feed.
If you need to stretch your $20 and 4 pounds of meat I wouldn't go with BBQ. Pasta Bolognese will give you a big bang for the buck and feed a hungry group. If your plan is to smoke your meal I agree with the already suggested meatloaf and chicken. |
Hamburger Helper. No joke I love the stuff.
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Cheeseburger chowder
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BBQ mafia is right on the money.
BBQ is meat centric and not a way to stretch ground beef. Bologna isle and pasta will feed 4 times the people, as will lasagna or chili with beans even |
Lasagne, Spag Bol, Chilli, Burgers, Meatloaf...I would go with the lasagne and bulk it out with veggies.
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Smoked meatloaf made with the hamburger, homemade garlic mashers, some steamed or roasted veg like brocolli, asparagus, greenbeans or peas.
You can stretch $20 pretty far if you shop smart as well as buy fresh produce over canned/frozen produce and prep it yourself. |
What else do you have in the pantry or freezer? Some of the best meals I've made have been cobbled together with what's on hand.
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Big pot of chili...
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Huge pot of chili for the win. Get some flour tortillas and cheese, too. $20 can go a long way. |
Yeah it depends on your spice rack and whatnot but if it were me, I'd be buying eggs, flour, tomatoes/tomato sauce and make some spaghetti, or buy some stewed tomatoes, beans, rice, tortillas, things of that nature.
All depends on what else is in your fridge and in your cupboards, you can make a lot of really good stuff with 20 bucks if it's just you to feed. If it's more than you... just make spaghetti or chili. |
The grocery stores around here most always have a "looney bin"... local slang for sale items close to exp date.....now i would never buy chicken or pork from there but steaks and chucky's are a different matter.....you might check that out.....
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Big old pot of Chili, serve it over Baked potatoes and top it with cheddar cheese.( think chili cheese fries)
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