If you are already shopping sales, cutting back, and trying to use less expensive ingredients, but are feeling frustrated with the rising cost of food, let’s talk about some simple ways that you can effectively and easily stretch your meals.

This video is about utilizing what could become plain, old leftovers and strategically planning meals so that you can stretch a recipe which would have served your whole family for one meal, but now will serve them for two (Or even three) meals. We’ll also be showing you photos of actual examples of how our family has used each of these tips

A few, easy changes could allow you to cut grocery costs, even if you’re struggling with the inflated prices and feel like you’re already doing everything you can .

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00:00 - Introduction
02:03 - Serve the main dish over a starch
03:15 - Roll up leftovers in a tortilla
03:40 - Use cabbage leaves to make roll ups with leftovers
04:13 - Make tostadas with leftovers
04:30 - Make quesadillas
05:10 - Make hot pockets with leftovers
05:48 - Make a stuffed pepper with leftovers
06:00 - Cut leftover meat into small pieces and add veggies and a starch
06:28 - Add a filler ingredient
07:00 - Make sandwiches with leftovers
08:00 - Add more broth or water to soup
08:19 - Add noodles, spaghetti, or macaroni
08:34 - Thicken soup with red lentils
08:40 - Serve soup over day old bread cubes
09:15 - Create a layered meal plan with one main dish
10:40 - Grind leftover roast to make sandwich fillings
11:19 - Make veggie broth with scraps
11:45 - Add additional ingredients to pre-made products
12:50 - Eat pancake "sandwiches" for lunch
13:29 - Bonus Tip
13:38 - BLOOPERS!


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