This week’s menu focuses on low-cost meals. Everything is quick and easy to make. One night, you’ll double your effort by making a big pot of Hamburger Vegetable soup. Depending on your family size you can freeze half of it (or more) to feed everyone again on a busy night.
This menu also includes Depression Era Bread. Adding bread to a meal stretches the food, making it more economical. Depression Era Bread is very cheap to make and you end up with a lot of loaves. It’s time well spent.
I know so many people are trying to stretch their food budget as far as it will go. I hope that this menu will help. If you want to print the first Low Cost Meals Menu and Grocery list you can click here.
A few notes about the menu and grocery list:
- There are 6 dinners and 1 dessert
- The recipe for Depression Era Bread is included, and the ingredients are listed on the grocery list.
- Serving Suggestions are listed in bold on the recipes and in curly brackets {} on the grocery list.
- You can get 2 or more meals out of the Hamburger Vegetable Soup by freezing the extra.
The menu includes:
Chipped Beef Gravy over Cornbread
Spaghetti with Garlic & Oil and Tomato & Onion Salad
To Print the Menu, Grocery List and Recipes, click here: Low Cost Menu - Week 12 (496)
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I’m making the potato soup tonight. Thanks.
Ohhh. yum! The hamburger soup looks especially good!
I made the Cream Chipped Beef last night. Wow, so good and so easy!
I need menus for low cost people
not bad
I just wanted to thank you for the recipes. I’ve printed a few to try this week. It would be nice to be able to type in the recipe names in the menu planner each week. Any suggestions? Thanks.