Spaghetti and Meatballs - I tweaked this one because I didn't have any onions by the end of the week, but it was really delicious anyway.
Refried Beans - I found a bag of pinto beans that had been on my (or my mom's) pantry shelf for years. I decided to try making homemade refried beans. They were awesome! The recipe is actually called 'refried beans without the refry'. They cooked in the crockpot all day long! Our tacos ended up being a little more like tostadas, with fresh tortillas made from corn flour (we were out of tortillas and chips).
Breakfast Pies - These aren't really pies...and they were for dinner for us. Basically, little biscuits with sausage and eggs baked in ramekins (or a muffin tins). They were yummy and warmed up great for breakfasts the next couple of days!
One of the cans I opened was of potatoes....canned potatoes. What in the world do I use them for? I'd love any ideas you might have, as they're still in a tupperware in our fridge.
This coming week we will be going without desserts OR meat! I'll explain why in another post, as well as the recipes I find to eat 'vegitarian'. The one we ate tonight was OUTSTANDING!
5 comments:
Hey I'm impressed! Good job!
Ugg...at least you can cook....
Good job! I know people who do this every couple of months just to clean out their cupboards. All of it looks yummy!
The canned potatoes work great in soups and stews. Dad H. says they are great in his Boy Scout- hobo stew. Also use them on skewers for k-bobs.
James was so very precious this past weekend. We miss him more than ever! love-Mom & Dad H.
Hey Sis--you crack me up! I could stand to use up some stuff in our cupboards, though--great idea. I agree with Mom on the canned potatoes ideas. Mark actually taught me to use them in Kabobs. They're pretty good--raw potatoes tend to burn on the outside and be hard on the inside, and if I cook them first, they fall apart.
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