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(Meat or cheese) tortellini or (breaded or unbreaded) ravioli, jar sauce, mozzarella sticks, veggie of your choice.
If you can find both tortellini (cold section) and the ravioli (freezer section), you can easily have two days of meals. You can make a butter sauce or buy a jar/marinara sauce.
Fish tacos
If you don’t like fresh fish and slaw on your tacos, try breaded fish, tartar sauce, cheese, and lettuce on a soft shell. It’s quick, easy, and gives you a new option for Taco Tuesday!
Lil’ Smokies (cooked on a stovetop or in a slow cooker)
Lil’ Smokies + grape jelly + slow cooker = a quick, easy meal your whole family will enjoy!
Looking for a true hands-on activity? Then look no further. Snapping the ends off green beans will keep Super Chefs mighty busy. Plus, who doesn’t like playing with their food?! 🙂
The recipe can be found in Be a Superhero in the Kitchen. Also, be sure and read the tips located on the recipe in the book. 🙂
Wings!
Buffalo style, baked, fried, honey bbq… there are so many ways to enjoy this meal.
So… go get your WING ON!
Stores have limited amounts of meat, but if you can find some, make a lasagna. If you can’t find meat, cheese or spaghetti sauce, check the freezer section for a frozen lasagna. Whatever is easier and keeps bellies full and happy!
Ground beef, gravy, veggie noodles.
Another option: If your store has beef tips in stock, you should consider making Bam! Beef Stew. It doesn’t take many ingredients, and it cooks in a slow cooker. Win, win!
Stuck indoors doesn’t have to be boring. As you watch the video below, you’ll notice how much fun cooking can be for kids. I mean, just take a gander at Cara’s face and you’ll see how much she loves the process and final product.
With the threat of Corvid-19, food, especially fresh, is becoming hard to come by. I’ve heard many people wonder what to fix for dinner. Over the next few weeks. I’ll be posting sample budget-friendly menus with Super Tips!!
Enjoy and Stay Safe!
Chili with hot dogs
No ground beef? See if your local grocery store has ground chicken or turkey.
No buns? Slice the hotdogs and mix it right into the chili.
Tacos
Last week, we made tacos using ground turkey because there wasn’t any beef in the store. It was a hit! No lettuce, no problem, used canned corn as a topping. It tasted great!
Italian beef (slow cooker meal)
If your store doesn’t have a roast, check if they have boneless/skinless chicken breast.
Kroger had a lot of kielbasa in their coolers, so check if your store has it in stock as well. If you are lucky to find baby potatoes then make Incredible Italian Sausage and Potatoes. The recipe can be found in Be a Superhero in the Kitchen.
On a biscuit, on bread, in between two waffles or pancakes, your family is going to love dinner tonight! Since it’s breakfast for supper, make some Magical Cereal Bars! Yup, the recipe is also found in Be a Superhero in the Kitchen.
Make pizza at home.
This can be done with raw dough, on a bagel, on a biscuit, on a pre-made crust. All you need is cheese, sauce, and toppings. Our store had all of it, but supplies were limited. Use what you can find. This is the time to be creative!
If you are able, support your local restaurants. They are hurting as well and would appreciate your visit.
