Eating from home

Well we are finishing off the month here in a couple days. What's for dinner? Oh how to end the month of eating from home? Why not with some enchiladas and gilling! Today I made a trip to the store. To get 2 things, coming out with much more then that. Opps but was it?
My kids both like the fruit and veggy pouches today I found some for .59c so I bought 14 of them.

Simple meals

I picked up 4 happy puffs, they are gluten free and organic they are 2.49 and I had $1 off 2 coupon. Found cheese 1.89 and had a $1 off 2 coupon so I got 2. A nice gal gave me $1 off coupons for frozen chicken so I grabbed 3 of them, bringing them to 4.99 each. I go some fresh chicken for 7.36 had two coupons for that one .40c off and .75c off. Steak for 1.02 a lb, came to 2.24 A few other things as well. So with the kids extras I spent just over $60 that included some sippy cups for the kids. So here is where we get more then enough meals for the next 2 weeks.

I had 2 green peppers, 1 red pepper, 5 large carrots, celery, and onion already. I chopped them up and  put 2 chicken breasts in a bag with the veggies. Different bags had different veggies. Added seasoning to them and put them in the freezer. So simple. Didn't take much time either.

Made my dad's enchiladas. Recipe is on a previous blog. 

This took about 3 hours to finish this all. Only spent $60 and have enough meals for 16meals. Yes that is right 16 meals. We will add rice to some of the meals, or fresh veggies but still staying well under budget.