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Today I was searching the net looking for inexpensive recipes like I do every week. I came across this site called Blogander which is a collection of blogs on different subjects. One of the blogs is called Cheap Eats. It is a guide to eating cheap with tips, recipes and techniques. I think these would be some great additions to your LifeTips . Hopefully you have your own lifetips to keep track of all the frugal information you come across 
Home Fried Potatoes - 70¢ this is for one serving but I think it is pretty easy to change the recipe for your particular family size
Quesadillas - price starts at 70¢ but it varies depending on what you add to it. Super easy recipe Take 2 tortillas, add some cheese that easily melts, layer in a pan and you are done!
Quick French Toast – 95¢ about 2 to 3 servings, 6 slices of toast
Garlic Bread – $1.36 I must admit I am surprised by this one. I have never thought about making my own garlic bread. I always thought it was just cheaper to buy it already made.
Penne Pasta Casserole - $3.42 very easy to make
Bread Pudding – can use any type of leftover sweet bread or plain bread
Ground beef layered casserole - simple to prepare uses potatoes and tomato sauce
Magic Milk Shakes – uses no ice cream! Amazing right?
Lasagna - can be prepared as a make ahead meal, serves 9-10 people
Nothing but Ramen Noodle Recipes!
Taco Salad-takes about 20 minutes start to finish. Ingredients can be found at Aldi’s
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