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re: Making the most of your groceries
Posted on 4/10/14 at 10:34 am to hashtag
Posted on 4/10/14 at 10:34 am to hashtag
Pack lunches with your leftovers, that's how we eat through most of our stuff.
When you build your shopping list, think about what each leftover will become...
I bought a whole chicken....
-I will roast the chicken and serve with sweet potatoes and broccoli.
-The leftover chicken will go on lunch salads
-I will boil the carcass for stock
-Then I will make a gumbo with the stock + chicken trimmings.
Also, don't eat out. It will make you eat your groceries.
When you build your shopping list, think about what each leftover will become...
I bought a whole chicken....
-I will roast the chicken and serve with sweet potatoes and broccoli.
-The leftover chicken will go on lunch salads
-I will boil the carcass for stock
-Then I will make a gumbo with the stock + chicken trimmings.
Also, don't eat out. It will make you eat your groceries.
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Posted on 4/10/14 at 11:50 am to LSUfan20005
quote:we've been doing this for the last 3 years. My big question was in asking how people buy certain groceries that they know have more than one use. That way you can buy large amounts and not waste or throw any away. I was hoping that others would have some regular things that they buy a lot of and use in varying ways.
Also, don't eat out. It will make you eat your groceries
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