Budget Recipes
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Pot Noodle
It only takes a few minutes to make your own pot noodle and it’s fun to serve them in a cup.
Apple Carrot Muffins
These deliciously moist muffins are very easy to make and will keep well for up to five days.
Corn Chowder
Its great to include this in a flask in your child’s lunchbox when the weather gets cold.
Beefy Sausage Rolls
Sausage rolls make great picnic and party finger foods as they are ready-wrapped in pastry.
Kids Chicken Curry
Simple to make but with a delicious mild, fruity curry chicken flavour.
Yummy Burgers
Making your own Healthy Junk Food is one way to encourage fussy eaters to eat better-quality food.
Summer Risotto
You will need to add the liquid to the rice little by little, waiting to add more until all the liquid has been absorbed and stirring frequently.
Chicken Nuggets
Marinating chicken in buttermilk gives it a delicious flavour and keeps it nice and tender.
mandamum
wrote on 12 May, 2011.
wrote on 12 May, 2011.
I disagree that these are budget recipes, they contain as many ingredients as the recipes in other sections and some of these ingredients are expensive such as the beef in the stir fry or they are things I would not use up in time before they went out of date making the meal even more expensive, I find it hard to give my children a balanced diet because of a tight budget so some genuine budget recipes that are healthy would be appreciated
