Menu Ideas From the Brookshire's Ad

You can definitely feed your family of four inexpensively this week.  Almost all of the meals can be frozen as well to be used at a later time.

Eggs, Bacon, & Biscuits
Use:  Eggs & Bacon from The Real Big Deal and Pillsbury Grands

Tomato Soup & 1/2 Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Use:  Red Gold Tomatoes x 2, Bread from The Real Big Deal, Red Onion (1lb.), and Food Club Cheese

Beans & Rice
Use:  Food Club Beans and Food Club Rice (save leftover rice for later in the week)

Beans & Cornbread
Use:  Food Club Beans and Martha White (or Jiffy) Cornbread Mix (save leftover beans for later in the week)

Sausage Gumbo or Sausage Skillet (just use creole seasoning or Italian seasoning to change the flavor profile)
Use:  Eckrich Sausage, leftover rice from earlier, 2 x Bell Pepper, Red Onion (save a little for later), 2 x Red Gold Tomatoes

Banquet Meals

Bacon Sandwiches and Fruity Salad
Use:  Bacon and Bread from The Real Big Deal, Mango, Kiwi, Bell Pepper, Cucumber, Red Onion (leftover from earlier)

French Onion Soup
Use:  2x Red Onions (save a little for later), Bread from The Real Big Deal, Food Club Cheese

Taquitos, Mexican Rice, & Refried Beans
Use:  Jose Ole Taquitos, Food Club Rice, and leftover beans (smashed with a little taco seasoning thrown in) and Food Club Cheese

Gazpacho
Use:  Red Gold Tomatoes x 2, Cucumber, Bell Pepper, Heels from Bread in the Real Big Deal, leftover Onion

The grand total for 10 meals this week without using coupons this week is $44.92! 
That's $4.49 per meal or $1.12 per person per meal. 
However, if you are using coupons, the total is 40.44 or $4.04 per meal or $1.01 per person per meal.

Comments

  1. Another Idea: Sausage fajitas

    brown diced Eckrich Sausage in skillet with onion

    serve on warm tortillas, with sour cream, grated cheese and salsa

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  2. Thanks for that! Yet another frugal meal using the ad this week - $7.28 without coupons.
    While we are on the subject of tortillas, why not cheese quesadillas for supper?
    Anybody want to chime in with more ideas?

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