Your top five cheap home made dinner ideas?

Answer 1

Spaghetti...Add Ground beef, sausage links cut in chunks, 1 onion, 1 bell pepper, and 1 chopped garlic clove to favorite sauce, pour over noodles and serve with salad and french bread. I add Red Pepper flakes for a kick.

Taco Salad...Ground 1/2 to 1lb hamburger, add chopped bell peppers, onions and tomatos and simmer with
4 - 8oz of Velveeta, then drizzle over romaine or iceburg lettuce and fritos. Add sliced jalapenos and salsa on top.

Enchiladas...Ground 1/2 to 1lb Hamburger, remove meat with slotted spoon and put aside in a bowl...pour in a 1/4 of a can of Enchilada Sauce and mix with beef. Place corn tortilla in pan with heated beef oil and flip until sides are soft, remove with tongs and lay tortilla flat in baking pan. Spoon in a small bit of beef and roll tortilla. Repeat until you have a desired amount of enchiladas. Pour the remaining can of sauce over enchiladas. Layer with grated cheddar or Velveeta, chopped onion and black or green olives. Cover with foil and cook 10 minutes at 375 degrees, remove foil and bake 5-10 minutes more until cheese browns.

Quick Shepherd's Pie...Boil 5 large potatoes. Mash with milk and butter, and a pinch of salt. Brown 1 lb beef and add a package of brown gravy, mixed as instructions provide. Simmer with onions and spoon over mashed potatoes. Cover with shredded cheddar. Salt and Pepper to taste.

Fettuccini Chicken Alfredo...Heat chicken and sliced onion in a bit of oil and season with salt and pepper. Cut chicken into chunks and add a jar of favorite Alfredo sauce. Add Broccoli if so desired (Microwave frozen Broccoli, it's easiest, or boil with noodles). Serve over Fettuccini with a side of romaine lettuce, shaved or grated parmesan and croutons in vinegar and oil.

Answer 2

1. Pasta salad... Cooked noodles, olive oil, red or white wine vinegar, salt, pepper, diced veggies leftover from last night, cubed cheese.

2. Soup- any homemade kind. Use leftover meats and veggies.

3. Scrambled eggs and toast.

4. Savory pancakes topped with herbed ricotta.

5. Tuna Burgers.

Answer 3

1. Spaghetti and Bread
2. Hot Dogs and Baked Beans
3. Hamburger Helper (Any flavor) and salad
4. Chinese stir fry (boneless chicken thighs, bag of frozen veggies, and rice)
5. Chili Beans

Answer 4

Quiche, omlette, or any egg dish
Chick pea (garbanzo bean) curry with rice (has protien and is INCREDIBLY cheap if you buy dried beans)
Kidney bean curry with rice (same deal)
Chili con carne
Meatloaf n veggies

...and stew made with cheap cuts of meat (simmer it for an hour and the meat will be really tender)

Answer 5

Shake & Bake Pork Chops, Potato and veggie-
Taco's with Black Beans and Yellow Rice-
Meatloaf with Mashed Potatoes and gravy, green Beans-
Deep Fried Chicken wings with celery and blue cheese-
Philly Cheese Steaks with french fries and onion rings-

Answer 6

OOOOhhhh...good question!
Hmm...goulash - which is what I call macaroni noodles with ground beef and canned tomatoes.
Whole roasted chicken, which I usually serve with wild rice and a green veggie.
I then make stock from the chicken and make a chicken soup or casserole.
Meatloaf and mashed potatoes
Omelet with a salad

Does that help?

Answer 7

1. Tuna and noodles
2. Ring bologna boiled with potatoes
3. Goulash
4. Bologna and cheese sandwich
5. Hamburger with pork and beans

Answer 8

Hamburger and mushroom soup over toast
Mac and Cheese
Hamburger and baked beans
Grilled cheese
Eggs and toast

Answer 9

Spaghetti
Macaroni and cheese, and fish sticks
Hot dogs and macaroni and cheese
Chili
Homemade vegetable soup

Answer 10

I don't know about Japanese dinner .I think you can search a Japanese people in yahoo,and let he or she to help you.