Hey guys, today on the 30th day of our 31 Days of Halloween you’re going to head over to MyLitter for these Free Halloween Printables including a pretty cool Drink Label.
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Oct 30 by Monika Leave a Comment
Hey guys, today on the 30th day of our 31 Days of Halloween you’re going to head over to MyLitter for these Free Halloween Printables including a pretty cool Drink Label.
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Oct 29 by Paul Ivanovsky 1 Comment
Meal Plans are an important part of sticking to a grocery budget. This week we have 4 delicious and hearty meals you can make for your whole family for less than $40, complete with recipes, and a shopping list to make sticking to the grocery budget even easier!
French Toast Wrapped Sausage – $11.94
First up is breakfast for dinner with French Toast Wrapped Sausage. Our family loves breakfast food and will eat it for breakfast, lunch or dinner. These French Toast Wrapped Sausages are so delicious and filling! We pick up a value pack of sausage links, a loaf of bread, and some frozen hash brows and with what we usually have on hand, we have a quick and easy meal that is filling. They are pretty easy to eat on the run too for those nights that the kids are running in different directions. Who am I kidding, that’s every night!
Lemon Pepper Cauliflower Pasta – $8.07
Next up is a gluten free pasta dish that we can’t get enough of. You don’t have to use gluten free pasta as any pasta will do. This Lemon Pepper Cauliflower Pasta is full of flavor and sure to be a family favorite of yours too. Again, it’s quick to prepare and filling! It only takes a few ingredients to make a meal with pasta.
Pork Fajita Filo Lasagna – $10.34
Love pork? Love fajitas? Love lasagna? Who am I kidding, everyone does right? This Pork Fajita Filo Lasagna is a totally different take on lasagna but man is it delicious! It’s a hearty and flavorful casserole for when you’re wanting to change things up. You probably have rice in your pantry so you’ll only need to stock up on a few items to make this tasty dish.
Lemon Pepper Poached Chicken – $9.56
Last but not least on our Meal Plan of 4 Meals for Less than $40 is Lemon Pepper Poached Chicken. I’d never really poached chicken before but it is a quick and simple way to prepare chicken for a lot of people. Poaching it makes for a flavorful and juicy piece of chicken and you can use any cut of boneless skinless chicken. The bonus is that boneless skinless thighs and other cuts are much more affordable than breasts. Picky eaters won’t notice the difference in this meal though. It’s great served with rice and sauteed peppers, onions, zucchini, and summer squash.
Most of these recipes call for olive oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, and other seasonings or staples you probably have on hand. You’ll want to double check the recipes for each to make sure you have everything you need. We’ve compiled a Shopping List of all the main ingredients for these 4 meals. The total for all the items on the Shopping List came in at just under $40 at my local Walmart. This Shopping List is also set up to save time. Most Walmart stores are set up with basically the same layout. I work my way from the back to the front, hit the check out, and am on my way home. The list is organized just that way, isle by isle so that I can get in and out with just what I need and not a cart full of stuff that was tempting!
Oct 29 by Monika Leave a Comment
We’re almost there guys! Have you guys LOVED all these cool things with the 31 Days of Halloween we’ve been doing. It’s been a ton of fun to create them and see you guys creating and decorating with them. Today you can get a FREE Halloween Printable over on MyLitter
You will need to go print from the PDF file on MyLitter to make sure it comes out in the best possibly quality but then you can throw this bad boy in a frame from Dollar Tree or Goodwill even and super easy decor!
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Oct 28 by Monika Leave a Comment
Need some last minute ideas on how to decorate your front doors, back doors, or side doors for Halloween? Here’s a roundup of some of the coolest and easiest door decorations we found on a budget. So go crazy and decorate EVERY door in the house and maybe even the neighbor’s at this rate.
1. Boo Door Hanger
2. EEK Door Banner
3. Glow in the Dark Garland
4. Halloween Decorating from the Dollar Stores
5. Glow in the Dark Duct Tape Ghost Wreath
6. Paper Plate Candy Corn Bunting
7. Easy Halloween Door Hang
8. TuTu Halloween Wreath Tutorial
9. Expensive Halloween Wreath Hack
10. Mini Terracotta Pot Candy Corn Decor
11. Scarecrow Autumn Wreath
12. Monster Door
13. Printable Skeleton Door Decor
14. Candy Corn Duct Tape Door Hanger
15. Spooky Eyeball Wreath
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Oct 26 by Monika Leave a Comment
Homeschoolers, Daycares, and just about every parent can get onboard with reading right? Get the kids into the Halloween spirit by reading some of the great books. Many of these books are great for littles that are just starting to read especially.
1. Ten Time Ghosts
2. The Bernstain Bears Trick or Treat
3. The Night Before Halloween
4. Room on the Broom
5. The Spooky Wheels on the Bus
6. I Love You, Little Pumpkin
7. The Little Old Lady Who Not Afraid of Anything
8. Spooky Pookie
9. Pete the Cat: Five Little Pumpkins
10. Halloween Hustle
11. Allie Gator’s Halloween Hayride
12. Splat the Cat and the Pumpking Picking Plan
13. Halloween Hide-and-Seek
14. At the Old Haunted House
15. Turkey Trick or Treat
16. The Berenstain Bears and the Haunted House
17. The Hallo-Wiener
18. Arthur’s Halloween
19. It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
20. Franklin’s Halloween
21. Here Comes Halloween
22. Lula’s Brew
23. Big Pumpkin
24. Scholastic Reader Level 2: Inside a House that is Haunted
25. Little Witch Learns to Read
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Oct 25 by Paul Ivanovsky Leave a Comment
I love chicken pot pie and have tried a long time to come up with a Copycat KFC Chicken Pot Pie recipe. They really do make a great chicken pot pie! Chicken pot pie is a great meal especially on these cool fall days. It’s hearty and filling and the whole family will love it.
INGREDIENTS:
DIRECTIONS:
Pick meat from bones and cut into bite size pieces.
Peel and cut potatoes into 1/2″ cubes
Peel and slice carrots into 1/4″ slices.
Remove pastry from box and thaw at room temperature.
Boil potatoes and carrots in water until almost tender. Drain liquid, add frozen peas and set aside.
In a large pot, add soup, milk, and sugar. Mix well and simmer.
Preheat oven to 400.
Add chicken and vegetables to the sauce and simmer until warm, stirring frequently.
Spoon mixture into each pie tin, do not over fill.
Cut pastry into 6″ circles and then roll slightly to make sure crust will overlap rim.
Moisten edges of pastry and cover each tin pressing edges to the rim.
Bake at 400 18 minutes.
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