Bi-Weekly Meal Plan for 8-29-9/12

Here is our menu for the next two weeks. I went grocery shopping tonight and found some really good deals at Kroger and Aldi. We did make a Sam's Club trip this week so we went over our budget, but not counting what we spent there we stayed right on budget at $160.40 for the two weeks worth of groceries, paper products, cleaning supplies and diapers. We don't go to Sam's Club very often which is why I'm not including that.

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Slow Cooker Spicy Chicken Legs

1.) Slow Cooker Spicy Chicken Legs

2.) Breakfast for supper (Eggs, Sausage and biscuits with fruit)

3.) Stromboli

4.) Cheesy Noodles

5.) Baked Tacos

6.) Cheesy Mexican Shells

7.) Loaded Potato and Chicken Casserole

Loaded Baked Potato and Chicken Casserole

8.) Slow Cooker Spicy Chicken Legs

(I plan this almost every Sunday, which is why it's listed twice!)

9.) Parmesan Chicken

10.) Marinated Baked Chicken

11.) Chicken Fried Rice

12.) BBQ Pork Sandwiches

13.) Pork with gravy and mashed potatoes

14.) Chicken Quesadillas

Soup) Spicy Pork Soup

BBQ Pork

Breakfast) Choose from:

Crustless Broccoli-Cheddar Quiche (I make 4 and reheat for myself)

Yogurt and granola

Eggs and Sausage

Pancakes and Sausage

Breakfast Burritos (Hubby's freezer burritos for work)

Cereal

Breakfast Burritos

Other) Pineapple Pudding with Angel Food Cake

Flourless Chocolate Cake

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My $100 Kitchen Cabinet Makeover!

I'm so excited to share today's post. It's something I've been working on for about 2 months, on and off. But it is finished and so today I'm sharing how we renovated our kitchen cabinets for about $100. When we bought our house in a little over a year ago, I fell in love with the kitchen just by the listings photos. UPDATE!!! Check out this post to see how I also stained my island! It was HUGE and there was about a billion cabinets. The kitchen in our old house was a pretty good size also and I knew I would not be content with a smaller kitchen. So these pictures sold me. We bought the house and moved in and I lived with the kitchen for awhile but the cabinet color was really bugging me. I liked the counter tops well enough but they clashed with the cabinets. We did not have the money to replace all those cabinets so the next decision was to either paint or stain them. I stumbled upon General Finishes Gel Stain and thought the id...

$5 Laundry "Room" Update

I don't have a laundry room. I have a laundry closet right off the kitchen. I actually love it there because it is so convenient to keep laundry going through out the day. I wish it was a little bigger and I have future plans down the road, but for now I have to keep it organized or there is just not enough room for it all! Here was the state of my closet before. Not too bad, but there were things in there that shouldn't be in there (a sprinkler??) and it just was cluttered. Not to mention plain and boring. I think I've mentioned before on here how much I love Dollar Tree. If not, I'll say it now. I love Dollar Tree! They have some of the cutest stuff! So I went there today to find some things to organize this with. Here's what I came up with. I bought the 3 aqua colored baskets today and the green and gray tray I was already using. I wiped everything down and got to work. This is what it looks like now. The two hanging ...

Thrifty Thursday-Marked Down Bread

Today I am sharing a tip that I use to stretch my meals out a little. I buy marked down Italian bread loaves in the store bakeries. I bought this loaf for $.72. It was only $1.00 to begin with but $0.28 is $0.28! Plus that's not the only savings you get with this. I love those boxes of frozen garlic toast that are about $3.00 for 6 slices!!! That's crazy. But sometimes, I just really want some bread with my meal. So I slice up the loaf and portion it out in 4 pieces per bag. I then put all the individual bags in one big freezer bag and freeze. When it's time to eat, just pull out a bag. They thaw quickly. I spread softened butter on each side and sprinkle with garlic salt. I sprinkle with mozzarella cheese and sometimes I add Parmesan cheese. Bake at 375 for about 7 minutes or until they reach the desired crispness. With those other boxes coming in at about $0.50/slice, these are so much cheaper!!

"On The Money" Meals!

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