- Took a whole chicken and made over 20 meals for less than $50.
Took a whole chicken and butchered it up. The legs became enchiladas with beans and cheese (8 meals), the breasts I made a baked pasta thing with (12 meals) and the carcass became chicken stock. I...
633 points48 comments4 d ago
- This weeks meal prep: Thai chili sauce salmon with green beans & rice
266 points48 comments3 d ago
- My most expensive meal so far but still cost only about 5.50 a meal! Salmon, avocado, edamame, microgreens, and cucumber with gochujang :)
144 points18 comments5 d ago
- High Protein Mexican tuna salad + today’s use of it: tuna melts
The only way I could stand canned tuna when I was younger was when my mom made us tuna salad but as you know it requires a lot of mayo lol I also had my first tuna melt last year thanks to my...
101 points18 comments2 d ago
- Great post workout or breakfast meal!
Super easy, make it routinely: High-Protein Breakfast Casserole (6 servings) Ingredients • ⅔ of a 20 oz bag Simply Potatoes shredded hash browns • 12 slices Jones Dairy Farm Canadian bacon,...
91 points18 comments4 d ago
- First attempt at egg white bites
Easy to assemble but I clearly need to work on ratio so they are all equal.
81 points21 comments6 d ago
- Theres something so satisfying about opening the fridge and knocking exactly what’s for dinner
81 points5 comments6 d ago
- Honey Garlic Chicken
I doubled the recipe, but I recommend halving the honey because holy crap it was sweet af 😭 https://christieathome.com/blog/honey-garlic-chicken/
62 points26 comments4 d ago
- No bake pb cups
49 points12 comments2 d ago
- Biscuits and gravy, sausage biscuits, grits and egg dishes
I don't allow myself gravy except about once or twice a month. When I cook I cook larger portions. I don't do a mass cook of \\\\ portions. Just cooking for two but scaled up a bit for truck...
38 points2 comments3 d ago