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What We Ate This Week on a Budget 01.22.2015

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January 23, By Kristia Leave a Comment

01.22.15

This Week’s Dinners:

Saturday: We spent the afternoon at the PA Farm Show in Harrisburg and dined at the show. We’re not farmers, but the Farm Show is a yearly attraction that we do NOT miss. It is the largest indoor agricultural show in the nation that features 6000 animals, competitions, exhibits, vendors, and a 1000 pound, life-sized butter sculpture.

PA farm show butter scultpure

Sunday: After church we went out to lunch with my parents to a local sub/sandwich shop. We had leftovers for dinner.

Monday: Meatball sandwiches, steamed broccoli & peas, homemade applesauce.

I keep a large bag of frozen meatballs that I find at BJ’s in the freezer for busy nights. I just heat up the amount that we need with some marinara sauce and serve–easy, peasy.

Tuesday: Easy Lasagna, garlic bread that I made myself from a store-bought loaf of Italian bread that was marked down to 99 cents, steamed broccoli & peas.

A big pan of lasagna means yummy leftovers for lunch!

Wednesday: My oldest daughter asked for breakfast for dinner, so we had eggs, sausage, toast and grapes. I love breakfast for dinner.

Thursday: Pasta e Fagioli soup, homemade artisan bread, and homemade applesauce.

Friday: A much needed date night with my husband.

The kids are going to their grandparents for the night and my husband and I are going out to dinner. We have some gift cards to use that we received at Christmas.

This Week’s Breakfasts, Lunches and Snacks:

For breakfast, we ate cereal that I bought last week during a stock up sale. Also my husband made green smoothies for the two of us. The green smoothies contain: spinach, celery, cucumbers, apples, lemon, and fresh ginger.

Lunches & snacks included: leftovers, pb & j sandwiches, ravioli, applesauce, oranges, pretzels, tortilla chips. For the kids lunches, I buy frozen ravioli and cook it in the morning. I put it in their thermos with some marinara sauce and it stays warm until lunch.

Did you try a new recipe this week that your family loved? Please share it in the comments.

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