"9 Casserole Recipes to Make When Eating on a Budget" Free eCookbook

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Recipes with 5 Ingredients
When a casserole recipe requires only a handful of ingredients, you can be pretty sure that it's also a budget-friendly recipe. The recipes in the first chapter of 9 Casserole Recipes to Make When Eating on a Budget all fall under this category. You may do a double take when you look at the recipes, but they really do only require five ingredients. If you're skeptical about the taste, don't be. When you use the right ingredients together, you don't need a lot. You may find yourself spending less time in the grocery store because your list won't be as long as it used to be! Grandma's Spaghetti Cheese Dish (p. 8) is a simple pasta casserole but has lovely flavor due to the garlic.

Recipes with Chicken
Chicken is a relatively inexpensive meat, so it's great to use when you're eating on a budget. Plus, since chicken is so versatile, you can make it about one hundred different ways and never get bored with it. In this chapter, you'll learn how to make budget-friendly chicken recipes a few different ways. Some people think it's impossible to stay healthy when eating on a budget, but that's simply not true. Chicken with Creamy Rice (p. 9) uses inexpensive ingredients such as cream of chicken soup and sliced carrots to add flavor and texture. It doesn't take many ingredients to make this dish come together. And, since you're using ingredients that are good for you, this is a healthy casserole recipe to add to your collection.

Recipes with Ground Beef
Ground beef is another versatile and inexpensive meat to cook with. And, like chicken, it's nearly impossible to get bored with it. It tastes great in Mexican and Italian dishes, as well as in American home cookin'. To see what else you can make with ground beef when eating on a budget, download your free copy of our eCookbook. Twisted Tater Tot Casserole (p. 13) is one you've probably never had before. It certainly is not your ordinary tater tot casserole. By cooking the ground beef in the bottom of the pan first, and mixing it will the other ingredients later, you get chunks of ground beef instead of crumbles. It makes the texture a bit different, making it unique from other ground beef casseroles.

Recipes with Pork
When one thinks of pork chops, "cheap" is probably not the first word that comes to mind. To some, pork chops are saved for special occasions. It's time to rethink that philosophy because this free eCookbook,shows you how to make pork chops the frugal way. The secret is how you prepare them. Easy Pork Chop Casserole (p. 14) uses ingredients such as cream of mushroom soup and frozen veggies to flavor them the right way and help to turn them into a delicious casserole. Plus, this recipe only has 10 minutes of prep time!