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Dessert These sweet and savory baked apples are perfect to make for you and your family or to take with you to a holiday party. Try it with Fuji, Pink Lady or Rome apples — all of which are in season in fall and winter.

Grease baking dish with the butter or spray with cooking oil. Mix brown sugar and cinnamon in a small bowl. Repeat until there are no more apples and sugar mixture is used up.

Bake in oven for 30 minutes. Pour water over apples, mix and continue baking until tender, about 15 minutes. Snacks For a light and protein packed snack bar, try this no-bake four ingredient recipe:.

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In this guide, we'll explore 25 cheap meals for a family that are easy on the wallet and packed with flavor and nutrition Wallet Friendly - Recipes and Articles at HappyStove. Limited budget? A successful meal Light and diet friendly, this recipe is perfect 1. Beef Bourguignon · 2. Family Pasta Salad · 3. Caprese Salad · 4. Grilled Cheese With Tomato Soup · 5. Roasted Vegetables · 6. Butternut Squash

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Rice: Ever noticed that when you go for Indian food, it often fills you up for a little longer than a meal at a Chinese restaurant? Basmati rice used in Indian cuisine actually keeps us fuller for longer.

So if you are looking for that filling factor, try basmati. But if you are needing more fibre in your diet, then you can get a basmati brown rice, but it does cost a little more.

Oats: There are many oats on the market and you pay more for sachets or flavours so if you are looking to save, buy big bag of oats and flavour it yourself ideas here. Home brand oats are just as nutritious as ones with a larger price tag. Rolled oats are the same price per kilo as quick oats, but their advantage is they keep you fuller for longer!

Pasta : Most pastas are simply flour and water so unless you like the flavour or shape of a brand, cheap is great. There are a range of pastas on the market included wholemeal for fibre or pulse pasta for added protein.

These pastas are more expensive, so if you are looking for more of these nutrients, these are great options but personally I prefer the taste of regular pasta, so I take the cheaper priced pasta and add fibre and protein in other forms usually by adding veggies and beans to a sauce.

Breads and crackers: Health wise multigrain bread or rye keep us fuller for longer and contain more fibre. There is usually a multigrain bread at the same price point as white although at the very base level, white is the cheapest. Flour: Wholemeal flour contains more fibre for happy guts but it is more expensive than white.

Try mixing it up and have half wholemeal and half white flour! Fresh brushed potatoes are cheaper than the washed ones. Why not get the brushed potatoes and wash them at home. Sweet potatoes are often more than regular potatoes.

If its within your budget, why not get a small portion of sweet potato and mix it with regular potatoes? Other grains: Variety is the spice of life and you can find plenty of variety if you enjoy a mix of the grain foods above.

Quinoa and polenta are other grain staples around the world. However, in Australia these are relatively expensive, in comparison to the above. Include them if you like them and it fits your budget but there is plenty of variety by rotating grains listed above.

However, beans can be as well priced as just a couple of dollars per kilo. Having a couple of vegetarian meals a week can help with the budget as well as some of the tips below:. Red and white meat: Cheap meats like sausages are fine sometimes, but they are not super nutritious.

Cheaper, more nutritious meats include stewing meats, but they do need longer to cook…so time to get the slow cooker out you could try make our beef and apricot stew? Cheaper chicken pieces can also made a great soup.

Take mince and stretch it out with veggies and beants to make a veggie and lentil filled bolognese sauce or meatballs if mince is a good price, buy extra, make extra and and freeze some. Also pre cut stir-fry meat can be more expensive than uncut meat, so cut it yourself at home.

Eggs: Caged eggs are sadly still cheaper than free range or cage free eggs. This becomes a personal and budget choice as nutritionally they are similar, but do have different price points.

Eggs are a great cheaper protein addition into a meal. why not make a fried rice with veggies and add some fried eggs in or a lovely frittata. Tined tuna and sardines can be cheap and useful as a snack or in a meal!

A simple tuna pasta bake is a great low budget dinner to make for the family. But variety is important, especially in fish both nutritionally and environmentally so look for fish on sale in the deli. Frozen fish in supermarkets may seem more convenient, but they can be expensive!

So remember to check the per kg pricing and read our blog on what to look for when buying packaged products so your choosing the one with the best nutritional value for your budget read more.

For higher priced fish like salmon, you can think about balancing your plate with more salad and rice and a smaller piece of fish. Tofu: Tofu is a versatile meat substitute. If you enjoy tofu and want to save, it is cheaper without flavourings and you can flavour tofu at home with our teriyaki sauce recipe or make tofu burgers!

Chickpeas, beans and lentils: Canned and dried beans are great value for money! You can add these into most dishes pasta sauce, soups, salad have roast chickpeas as a snack, make bean burgers or have baked beans on toast. Nuts and seeds: Nuts are probably the most expensive per kilo of these protein foods but serves are so much smaller.

A bag of nuts goes a long way. Seeds are a cheaper alternative and sunflower or sesame seeds come in at a good price. Cheese: Block cheese is often slightly cheaper than grated cheese remember look at the per kilo pricing , so you can grate your own as you need or grate and store in freezer!

If you like flavoured yoghurt but want a cheaper option, why not flavour your own plain yoghurt? We like to defrost some frozen raspberries and mix this into our natural or Greek yoghurt with a dash of vanilla essence.

Fruit and vegetables form the rainbow in our everyday lives. They flavour our meals, give us energy and are a great snack! When shopping on a budget it is cheaper to shop within the season of fruit and vegetables! How to know if something is in season, just look at the price, it will be cheaper.

In season fresh fruit and vegetables are also very nutritious as they are so fresh, and have often travelled less distance which is an environmental plus. Frozen fruit and vegetables: Frozen fruit and veg are just as nutritious sometimes more as fresh fruit and vegetables and are usually a great price.

Canned fruit and vegetables: Are a great alternative, especially when fresh fruit and veg is out of season or for when you run out of fresh.

They are highly nutritious, especially if you drain off the liquid. What about organic fruit and vegetables? If these fit your budget and you prefer them, go for it.

But most research shows minimal nutritional differences between organic and non organic. Just enjoy lots of fruit and veg! Porridge is always a winner! and you can flavour it with fresh, frozen or canned fruit! Check out our blog with a variety of porridge toppings you could choose from here.

Make your own toasted muesli! Smoothies are always a cheap and easy breakfast to make and are good for breakfast or a snack. Have you tried our breakfast smoothie or our blueberry buzz smoothie? The great thing about smoothies is that you can use frozen fruit. Omelettes are cheap and easy to make when needing to use up some vegetables in your fridge.

Check out our breakfast omelette for some inspiration. Pita pizzas are always a family favourite! Cheese and vegemite scrolls are fun for lunchboxes. Making a quiche is a great way to use up any leftover veggies that might be turning a little sad and creating a filling meal for your family for lunch or dinner, this is a great meal to make towards the end of the week before the next food shop!

Have you tried our bread quiche? How about Mexican? Why not make your own fish and chips? Try our home made baked fish with rainbow chips or other fake-away meals.

And no nutritious budget list would be complete without a list of beany recipes: tofu burgers , lentil soup , lentil curry, chickpea stew , baked beans and pad see ew.

If you want to get creative with what you have in the pantry, try our mug muffin! You can make some snacks with staple ingredients in your pantry, why not try bake these banana bliss balls or muesli bars. Or the ultimate cheap snack: popcorn.

Here are their learnings and more budget friendly tips: read the blog. Here are some tips on making meals more kid friendly. So whilst nutrition and budget are often key players on our shopping list, food choice involves many different factors. Taste is high on the list, but many people are also balancing sustainability and shop local values.

Choosing food is a balance, and a personal one at that. Best of luck finding what works for you and your family. Please email kate foost. au or DM us on social media foost. Toss cheese and flour to coat well.

Rub the inside of the pot with the garlic. Over low heat, cook the wine until bubbles rise to the surface. Add the cheese, a few spoonfuls at a time, stirring constantly.

Continue stirring until the cheese is melted, the mixture is smooth and begins to bubble. Add the brandy, nutmeg and pepper. Reduce heat until there is just enough to keep the fondue hot, without burning the bottom. It sounds far more difficult than it is, and made at the table, everyone can watch.

Serve with a variety of dippers — — Pieces of crusty bread, just be sure the bread has the density to hold up to the sauce, otherwise it will be soggy, or break off and stay on the pot or cubes of cooked meat —chicken, ham, cooked hot dogs, or vegetables — cherry tomatoes, broccoli or cauliflower flowerets, baby carrots, pieces of bell pepper, scallions, celery even fruits — or fruits, apple, pear, fresh pineapple or grapes and on and on and on.

Again a salad can be added, but unnecessary if vegetables are included in the dippers. Frittata: A leftover solution — Serves 4 Can be served from the pan 4 large eggs. In a bowl, lightly beat the eggs, with all other ingredients except the oil and the vegetables.

Heat the oil in a 12 inch skillet over medium. Pre-heat the broiler. Sauté the vegetables, or if cooked, turn them over in the oil to coat and warm. Reduce the burner heat to medium-low and pour in the eggs. Cook, gently pulling the eggs away from the sides of the pan, and tilting it to allow the uncooked portion to run into the spaces, until the eggs are fairly set, but still quiver in the center.

Put the pan under the broiler, until the top begins to tan and all the eggs are cooked. Add the cheese, if using, before broiling and pass the sauce, warmed, at table.

Be careful not to put the handle of the skillet in the oven, unless it is metal. Slide the frittata onto a plate to serve. Broccoli and green beans can be parboiled. Others, such as a zucchini and onion combination should be sliced thin and sautéed in 1 Tsp.

additional oil first, then, proceed with the frittata directions. Suggested sides : 1 Core and cut in large pieces enough fresh tomatoes to allow a cup per portion.

Allow them to marinate at least 30 min. in 2 Tbs. Olive oil, 2 tsp. garlic powder, 1 Tbs. dried basil and salt to taste. Pour the batter into a greased 9×3 inch pan, or one of equal capacity, top with 1 Tbs. sugar and a sprinkling of cinnamon. Bake as directed, usually 15 to 18 min. NEW New England Boiled Dinner 1 lb.

in 4 Deli slices will do 2 1 lb. bags frozen French cut green beans-cut green beans can substitute 2 15 oz. cans small, while white potatoes- drained 1 10 ½ oz. can beef consommé-can use 1 envelope of bouillon granules 1 14 oz. can chicken broth-also use 1 envelope bouillon granules 2 Tbs. butter or margarine Make small snips around the edges of the meat to prevent curling.

Sauté in the butter until slightly browned. Remove from heat, add the potatoes and top with the beans. Pour the liquid over and bring to a boil, then reduce heat, cover and cook for about 30 min.

Make sure beans are very tender. can pinto or kidney beans — drained juice reserved 1 diced tomatoes — drained juice reserved 2 cups frozen cut green beans 1 Tbs. oil 1 onion thinly sliced 1 envelope bouillon powder-beef, chicken or vegetable 4 potatoes — or 2 15 oz. cans sliced potatoes, drained Salt and pepper to taste Cook onion in oil until soft.

Mix the bouillon with reserved tomato juice and bean juice combined to make 1 cup. Add to pot along with all the other ingredients except the potatoes. Ring to a boil, add more reserved juice if necessary to get a stew-like consistency. Pour into a 1 qt. Microwave the potatoes about 2 min, until just crisp.

Thinly slice and arrange to completely cover the top of the casserole. Bake at deg. for 40 — 45 min. until potatoes are golden. Serve hot. Cranberry-Chicken Salad : Serves 2 1 cup bite size pieces of meat 2 Tbs. craisins 2 Tbs. chopped walnuts ¼ cup crumbled Feta cheese At least 4 cups of Bibb, Iceberg, Romaine or other salad lettuce in bite sized pieces ½ Tbs.

olive oil 3 Tbs. Raspberry vinaigrette Toss the greens with the oil, then layer the meat, craisins and nuts over them. Pour the vinaigrette over and top with the cheese. Present layered as made. Poached Salmon : Serves 4 4 5 oz.

salmon fillets- frozen is O. dried dill weed Bring about 2 inches of water to a boil in a skillet large enough to hold the fish fillets or do them in batches. Slide the fish into the water, lower heat and simmer about 8 min. per inch of thickness until just cooked, if still frozen add 4 min.

Remove fillets with a spatula and run under cold water. If there is skin, peel it off with a knife, and place fillets on a plate to refrigerate, and firm until serving. Mix the other ingredients and chill as well, if doing ahead. To serve plate the fish and spoon sauce over, garnishing with a bit more dill or paprika.

Can be served hot. Brown the beef in a skillet coated with non stick spray, allow to cool, and mix with the cumin.

Spread 2 Tbs. of the salsa in the bottom of the casserole. Top with a tortilla then begin the layering with 2 Tbs. Top with a tortilla and repeat the layering again starting with the salsa and ending with the cheese until all the ingredients are used, pressing down gently on each tortilla to keep the stack level.

End with a tortilla. Preheat oven to degrees and bake for min. NOTE : This dish does tend to lean a bit.

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