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Yesterday at the store an elderly lady said to me, I used to enjoy going to the store. The only jam on sale was sold out. I have a garden, but not possible for everyone and not as easy for older folk.
The struggle is real
I survived for four months on homemade baked beans. Bread and margarine was a luxury.
I have an elderly neighbor who lives alone. A few times a week, I take her figs and squash because that's all i am harvesting right now.
When I was raising my children, I would stretch a pound of ground beef with a cup or more of oatmeal to make a meatloaf. A dash or two of soy sauce made it taste more savory too.
A dozen eggs is a treasure for those who can eat them, it can be the basis of twelve or more meals.
A boiled egg or two, a couple of boiled potatoes, some celery/ onion/ peas, mayo or whatever dressing - a complete meal potato salad.
If you make a cooked pudding mix, whisk an egg into the cold milk first. If you have graham crackers, crumble some into the bottom of your pudding bowl. You’ll have a more nutritious and satisfying dessert.
Quiche seems like a complicated thing to make, but it’s basically a pie crust, savory custard (eggs and milk), and whatever else you have to put in it - bits of cheese, vegetables, meat. It can be a cheap and wonderful meal.
Many recipes from depression era cookbooks use pie crusts made with flour and lard or tallow. Think pot pies and wrapped meals. Now is a good time to learn from others and be creative.
Thank you so much for this conversation, AG! 🙏❤️
Great ideas!
Cornbread stuffing with a can of chili on top. Chicken stuffing with a can of cream of chicken soup, can of chicken, and a can of vegetables mixed together, Makes a lot. Walmart brand makes it all cheap. I'm on SS now, so I get creative. Pancakes for hot dog buns or bread.
Or make a similar dish: put chili and other veggies into pan, pour cornbread batter over that, bake until done. Delicious!
@@rhondaraynorbell7655 I love it. Eating when one is really really hungry, that's the best. I like your traditional 4 course meal. Easy and delish.
A quick, easy, inexpensive dish that I like is a can of chicken, a packet of taco seasoning, a cup of water ( if using fresh chicken, brown until almost done, then add seasoning and water). Add a can of black beans, drained and rinsed, a can of corn, drained, and a can of Rotel (or diced tomatoes). Mix together and bring to a simmer for 15 minutes or until chicken is completely cooked.
If you have rice, serve with it. This is also good rolled up in a tortilla.
A good "rotate your pantry" meal, too.
I think I will fix this tonight for supper. 😊
Like the idea of pancakes for hot dig buns.
You're right on food prices they keep going up . I have 8 grandchildren living with me . They like it when we take green beans. Smoked sausage could be like potatoes. Dice an onion put together. In crock pot or fried on stove . They think that's the best supper to them .
Good ideas! Buy chicken leg quarters (leg and thigh) in a 5lb bag and you can find them cheap at 60¢ or less per lb and 6-8 quarters per bag. Separate the leg from the thigh and thats a lot of servings for a small cost. I usually buy thighs bone in skin on when they are $1 or less and buy a two pound pkg. One thigh at half a pound is enough to make two quarts of chicken noodle/rice soup so four half pound thigh gets me thru a month and a pot of soup has four two cup servings. I buy celery and carrots on sale and either chop and freeze them or dehydrate them so i always have soup vegetables on hand. Cabbage is easy to dehydrate so i keep plenty dehydrated also to add to casseroles and soups. A pot of soup only costs me about $1 to make and i get four hearty meals from it.
I got my 1 st tomato 🍅 plant vegetables even if you have a tiny space like myself 🌻
The store here has 5 for $25. Meat packages..I saved 12.50 today.😊
Hi granny. Its a sad state of affairs when things like food have become so expensive that you can't afford to eat anymore. It used to be that if you had a good job that you could afford to eat well and live well. Now even a two income family can barely afford their homes and food. The rich keep getting richer while the poor starve to death. Somethings got to give.i have a couple of poor homeless people that I help and things are getting so expensive that I have a hard time being able to help them at all. Sad ,sad sad
People also have so many new expenses, like cell phones, internet, cable tv, drive through dining, amazon impulse buying, and other crazy things that have become "needs" that didn't exist before. Food is still about 12% of the average American family budget. Something else needs to be cut by many to afford the food they need.
Alaska Granny. You make a good point, some things have to be cut in order for folks to be able to est
If you are a Veteran, there are Veteran specific pantries. Call either a food bank..of your VA center, the VSO should have the information. Ours is twice a month, and seriously, if it were once a month we would make do. There is NO shame in going to a food pantry. My husbands VA disability just covers the bills (and we are debt free, but homeowners insurance is almost as much as a typical rent now) . We volunteer at the regular one every other week and get the same amount as everyone going...Even if there are items you dont like or wont use, donate it to neighbors, there is always someone in need, or even not really needy, but would love the stuff you dont want. Our favorite cheap meal is tuna casserole, and we ate it even when times were good. Instant mashed potatoes with a can of beef stew over it is belly filling.
I use the phrases "Sort of Chilli", "Sort of Lasagna", "Sort of Chicken Rotel", etc., when I make a dish but don't have the exact ingredients I need that the recipe calls for. 😄
I call my dishes the same and I tell people, don’t worry, you will never have that again. I don’t use recipes, I just throw things together depending on what I have in house
Love that "sort of"!
Love it, you will never have that again!!!
When you have leftovers, share with neighbors who would need & appreciate it. When we had a large garden we always took 5 gal buckets of produce to work to share, after we preserved what we needed. Yes, the cans are very thin now.
Older adults typically do not like having to cook for one. They love left overs, but some are picky eaters.
My sister-in-law runs the food pantry in a small city and upstate New York migrants are slowly filtering into the city so I found my calling. I rebuild 24 inch bikes for the children it’s rewarding
I still think the Dollar Tree is the best choice for most of us.
I know this is not for everyone, but dumpster diving is sometimes an answer to a prayer.
I frequently stop under those mulberry trees that grow along the roadside. I get fresh fruit that way - and yes,I always leave enough for the deer. 💗
Lentils: A budgeter’s best friend. Stretch meat by adding lentils and sprout them for fresh greens.
I do not recommend dumpster diving, though I have seen individuals doing that.
If you have some ground beef and a can of pork n beans, I make what I call cowboy cassserole, brown the ground beef with some chopped onions add a can of pork n beans. You've got a filling meal and you could make some cornbread for a side.😋
I make something like that but I add bbq sauce and use baked beans. It's great with corn bread.
I add chopped onion and bell pepper, ketchup, mustard, and brown sugar. I'll have to try the bbq sauce. Sounds good!
If I have a little bit of sloppy Joe meat left, but maybe not enough to make a sloppy Joe sandwich for everyone, I stretch it with a can of pork and beans and it becomes Cowboy bean sandwiches.
My mom used to say, "This isn't a restaurant".
I say that also
My Mom also and if we didn’t want to eat what she made, she would say that is fine because you have 6 siblings that will be happy to have yours. She was a great cook but in no way was she going to coddle us with demands. Of course she would specially make a dish someone particular liked, like on birthday or alike but never on demand.
I love that and plan to use that phrase when necessary from now on. Thanks! 👍🇺🇸
We would have a CORN night on each Friday. Clean Out Refrigerator Night. The kids would think up some really good things to eat at times.
Thank you for this Alaska granny. I love the idea of
offering help to someone who has a garden.
I'm trying to use what we have right now. Tonight we had a little rice and beans left over but not enough for two of us so I added some cooked Italian sausage I needed to use and it still wasn't enough so we decided to drain a can of corn and added that, too. It was delicious!!
Shepherds pie: meat, pkg gravy, veggies, cheap instant taters. Not too expensive yet tasty. Refigerator biscuits can be dropped into soup as it's warming to make a type of dumpling.
Thanks for the yummy ideas.
Down to earth advice, you're a good person
@@woodydel she is, bein helpful
I clean out frig weekly, for left over buffet or soup. It stretches the budget.
Yes, Bubble and Squeak!!
I bake a loaf of bread once a week and have Ramen noodles couple times a week. I do buy a bag of shrimp from Walmart and throw in some veggies or canned chicken. It’s pretty good.❤
When I was a kid our town had free bag lunches at the local park and you could get tennis and baseball lessons for free. My cousins & siblings got to see each other every day while getting fresh air and exercise. There were high school and older age people who supervised all the kids from 8am to 2pm every weekday.
What a great community! Do you feel like you can mention where that is? Perhaps we want to move there!!
This was in Rhode Island. Not sure if they still have this program because I moved away.
We had a drive through food bank in our small town of 14,000 people. The lines got so long that they gave out of food before everyone could get food, so they discontinued the food bank. Now it's everyone for themselves.
That is so sad.
Very sad.
Last year when i bought DT seeds they were still dollar.
Seeds are still 4/$1 at Dollar Tree. Watch out now for clearance seeds. End of season $tree marks them down to 10¢/ pkg. Most other places market them down 50-75% off.
My mom, God bless her, was not any kind of cook at all! One of the few things I remember her making was a three ingredient tuna casserole: 1 can tuna, 1 can cream of mushroom soup, 1 bag of potato chips, bake at 350°.
Sounds delicious
Potato chips?! Sounds yummy! What size bag of tater chips?
@@lcinflorida8728 however many you want; usually a regular size bag.
Thanks, AG!! Great ideas for the time we are living in. Happy Sunday
I loved your idea of over night oats. I have had that several times since you had that video. I like it so much with raisins, lots of raisins. I put them in the bottle first with alittle water and nuke them to get them soft then all the rest. I also add chopped nuts. For the summer I like them cold right out of the fridge. Thats for the idea AG.
I've made vegetable soup from whatever was in the fridge maybe leftover Meats at the end I would add a couple packages of ramen it makes a big pot of soup to make it fun for the kids I called it Mad Ramen.
Mad Ramen sounds like an adventure!
Thanks again AG. You always have so many good ideas.
I appreciate you sharing with us. God bless. Hope Teddy is doing fine. 😊
Thank you so much, Kendra. I appreciate shared blessings. Teddy actually escaped today, and I had to chase all over looking for him. He ate something questionable in the neighbor's yard, and barfed on the rug. Good thing I love him!!
Mom called it hungarian goulash!!!!
My my to, mashed potatoes and a little beef in it
When our 2 daughters were little, once a week we would have leftover night. I would refrigerate all leftovers, no matter how small. They got first pick. Most weeks they actually looked forward to it. Pluses: frig cleaned out every week, a meal for 4 for free, no cook nite, & everyone gets what they want for dinner !😊😅
Gidday Alaska Granny. Not really a meal idea but a cost saving measure.
If you like the instant microwave oats but you realise they are over priced, get a small coffee grinder (I bought mine for $10), then buy the store brand oats. You can cut them to size in seconds in batches.
Store them in a jar or container along with the measurements and cooking time. I use 1/3 cup oats, 2/3 cup water or milk and nuke them for 90 seconds. Personally, I like to add cinnamon and sultanas (raisins) before cooking, then add some peanut butter and maple syrup or honey after they are cooked. Very delicious and filling and much cheaper than the ready serve sachets.
Thank you,AG. Great ideas from you and your subscribers! I don't know if you and/or your viewers are aware of Julie Pacheco or See Mindy Mom. They both have channels that show how to cook filling, low-cost meals. We all need ideas these days!😊
To stretch out some canned things I buy La Choy Chow Mein and cook rice. It will feed 5 to 6 adults.
Great tips. Thank you.
Good video, thanks for sharing YAH bless !
Seeds can be bought with EBT.
Thanks for that important information.
Also, many farmers markets will accept EBT.
The prices are getting crazy. My big tub of oatmeal has gone up $1.87 just since the end of April here in Benson, Az. Thank you AG for all your wonderful ideas. By the way what type of plant is that with little red berry like fruit?
Thanks for sharing. Even basic foods are increasing in price! The berries are watermelon berries. I just made a video about them, it should be available in a few days.
I was going to ask the same question! Look forward to the video AG! 👍🇺🇸
@@AlaskaGranny thank you, can’t wait for the video
I often make savory oatmeal for any meal. Just prepare as normal but put spices, onions( dry or green), garlic powder, salt. Add frozen veg about half way through and cook that in. when finished you can sprinkle in some cheese, olive oil and any other flavoring. You get a nutritious and filling meal.Quick and simple to prepare in one pot.
Thanks for the tips!
We like to take extra vegetables from our garden
to church. we put them in the worship room and anyone can take them. I got some green beans from there the other day and I cooked them up thinking i should eat them as someone took the time to pick them. We also got eggplant
What a great idea!
We're not in need, but we do donate a lot of food each month to our local pantry. Especially eggs. We have chickens, ducks, and geese and what we don't sell, we donate. I spend my Fridays or Saturdays bagging up beans and peas, rice, and flour out of #35-#50 bags and we do that as a method of tithing. I know for a fact that our gifts to others come back in blessing form.
That is awesome!
Hi don’t forget cornbeef add your own potatoes onions. I saw another person made a stew out of it interesting.
Nice idea, thanks.
We had apple cinnamon sugar oatmeal this morning homemade applesauce little cinnamon and sugar. The cinnamon is from before current issues started.
Lol...
Shut up and eat...
Too funny 🤣
Great info as always AG
Thank you! ❤️
Glad you enjoyed my video.
My kids
Teenagers need this reminder
Is this still happening in the States??
I'm in the UK, and whilst there are people finding life a struggle, financially, but supply side issues were resolved a few years back.
Hard to see how things are still so bad over there.
Supply chains aren't the issue in the United States. Inflation and price increases are the struggle.
Went to Walmart today, ground beef here in north Mississippi has gone up to $6 a pound. 😵
Wow!!
That’s awful! I’m sorry it’s so high. We try to always buy on sale the big 3lb roll, cut it into 1lb rolls, and usually here that will come out to about $3.66 per pound. That’s at Fred Meyer, Washington State. It’s tough out there all over. I’m hoping for future changes. 🇺🇸
There's always my next door neighbor's cat.
My mil would call it refrigerator soup.
Quick update on fast food prices.
Got a crispy chicken deluxe meal, upgraded the drink to a caramel frape and rounded up for Ronald McDonald house (69 cents). Total $14
😱🙄
They have a new double burger and they don’t even put the price on the drive up menu board. 🤔
You must be from Massachusetts! You said Frappe! That’s a Boston phrase. Everywhere else, it’s a milkshake! Lol
Went into a large super market yesterday for the first time in quite awhile. Due to a family medical emergency I’ve been using pantry foods and doing small home deliveries or running to ALDIs to restock and buying meats from a small local butcher. I was floored by the costs of EVERY item I checked and angered by the obvious shrinkage of products. Not to mention the product varieties are very limited. Needless to say I got only what we absolutely needed and got outta there. So glad I’ve had my prep pantry to sustain us through our situation up to now, but can’t afford to fully restock it. This worries me. 😞 (Glad we’re starting to harvest food from our small garden.)
Sorry about your family struggles. Glad you had supplies to help see you through.
Thank you
You're welcome.
I made goulash for a no spend week recently (my recipe is ground beef, cooked macaroni, a can of tomato soup, salt, pepper, and onion powder). Now my 16 year old ask for this
Sounds great!
Also Alaska granny, our church has a small pantry in front of the church. Some other. churches may have that.
How nice!
My grandson liked smorgasbord.
here in Iowa schools offer free breakfasts and lunches to students not only during the school year but during the summer. some organizations here in my city offer free meals to people in need. I volunteer at my mosque, where I occasionally bring home leftovers from community meals. we also get food brought in by peeople who think they are supplyng the mosque but most of the time the food is neither the rigyt type or size/quantity so I am allowed to bring that home. sometimes people leave unwanted gfood in the laundry room so I rescue that. I have also recieved food as gifts from others. I recently brought home some leftovers from our family trip to the lake, some hot dog buns, sweet corn which is in the freezer and turkey sandwich meat. I was not able to plant this spriing because of the crap that happened to my apartment and had stuff stored out on my deckwhile the living 4room got dried out and repaired but I still added to my compost. a quick meal idea I did a video on a few years ago was a version o chicken biriyani made with instant rice, canned chicken, canned chickpeas and garammasala spice blend, a pinch of curry and saltand pepper
Does anyone have advice for me regarding cooking dry lentils? I wash them well before cooking, but eating them still gives me stomach issues.
How long have you been eating them??
If it's fairly recent then it may just be that your gut needs some time to acclimate to them.
You may be intolerant of them, but you won't know for sure without a test.
Lentils don't really need soaking, but I find cooking them "low and slow" for best results
@@dandycat2204 thank you. I've been eating them in canned soups for years with no problems, but when I try to cook them myself from a bag, my system can't tolerate them. I will try cooking them low and slow and see if that helps. Thanks again.
@@judysentell5956
Your welcome.
Perhaps that's something you could try as well...make homemade soup and put the lentils in that.
If that works for you, it may just be a case of more liquid when cooking.
Anyway, good luck to you with it, hope it sorts itself out.
I have High FODMAP issues. And other sensitivities. Sometimes our bodies change. It may be too concentrated to eat them fresh cooked without them being dispersed throughout a recipe. Hope you find the answer! 🇺🇸
AG, in our house when our kids were growing up we had Potpourri Night. We still do that! All the little leftovers, maybe some rice, a couple of chicken wings, some picadillo (a Cuban hamburger dish) that you used for empanadas, fried up spaghetti. It was all different stuff in smaller portions, nothing wasted, and it filled you ❤
Sounds great!
I just love and appreciate your videos. You're such a sweet person.
Thank you so much!
When you are broke, the first prep you do is financial management: stop using a credit card and start paying off your debts. Get food from the food bank gather those wild berries, live frugally
Great ideas! Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Older adults eat a lot less than younger adults. Im older, I know. She'll be fine. There are still affordable foods, canned goods, beans, rice. Local churches, Senior Centers, Food banks.... There's still time to prepare. Nearly everyone has access to food benefits. There shouldn't be excuses.
So who is making excuses? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
At the start of the Pandemic it was my husband, me & oldest son. Then, my husband succumbed to Parkinson's & Dementia passing away in 12/2020 in homecare because of the Pandemic. This cut my income to $15K/annually.
Next, Chapter was adjusting to the lower income, my medical issues, food prices increasing and my big mistake thinking the Medicare Advange Plans would help balance the lose of income.
😂 The Medicare Advantage Plans are to save Medicare money by paying less to Doctors plus the patient having a copay expenses for services that use to be covered.
Then, came the credit card debacle, interest rates going from 10% to 23%-29%. Unfortunately, I needed the medical treatment and changing doctors would have meant 8-10 weeks without treatment. Needless to say the interest has put me in debt over my head, it has been 18 months since the shoulder dislocation, I'm still in Physical Therapy and the doctor won't give me permission to work. Even if I could work, there is no one hiring a disabled 65+ person.
My sons help me, but since 45th left office their Bonus Checks are $0 even though they meet their Goals, the $1K dividend per month on stocks have gone the way of the Dodo Bird.
Been trying to work with a Debt Management group, their advice is Free, but they require a Escrow Acct. set-up Fee plus a $10/acct. Fee. The backside is they will get you a lower interest rate but you pay a Fee & the Credit Card company pays them a Free (15%).
I wonder how much kickback the Obama Credit Relief😅😮 program creators had to dish out to Government Elected & Non-elected employees.
Love your videos always get a lot of great information. May God 🙏 bless you and yours 😊❤
Oatmeal a little sugar and some cinnamon tastes like Oatmeal cookies
Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for sharing!!
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Good idea 😅
Thanks 😅
Great advice AG. Meal prepping & not being afraid to eat leftovers, can save some Money. I also Fast, which cuts out 7 meals a week.
TFS AG, take care & keep really busy everyone. ❤🙂🐶
Well said!
@@AlaskaGranny 👍🤗❤️🙂🐶
Gravy with the drippings
Another good video and one done with a lot of thought and sensitivity to the many who are having hard times making ends meet. We have an issue here with the food banks not being able to keep up. The people arriving over the border are being referred to going to food banks for 'free' groceries when they may be also getting gift cards and meals delivered to them so this puts another big strain on keeping up to help those in need. Checking all of the options like you said the bakery outlets is good and use any coupons that are available as well. I load in digital coupons for our grocery store, their sale items are valid only if you use their loyalty card that have those weekly coupons loaded in. We have gone to neighbors with fruit trees and asked if we could get some of their fruit, many times they just don't want to bother to pick it themselves and it goes to waste so we give them some and take the rest, eat it fresh and can it as well.
Thanks for taking the time to share what is happening at your food banks. I like your tips for gleaning the trees of fruit!
Another bullseye Grannny ❤
So many great ideas.
My mom raised us on pintos and rice, her goulash was any kind of noodles with tomato sauce.
As a kid I always wished for fun food I saw in tv commercials, you know like, Frosted flakes were supposedly GREAT!.
I’m not sure what gas cost back then but when we could get to Malibu we’d fish off the pier and have bass or sand dabs, or perch dinners.
My mom would cook some and freeze the rest .
So we could have fish a special days .
…fishing was better than wishing and G-D always helped us catch dinner.
I pray we can all stay stocked up, because we know the Bible says it’s going to keep getting more expensive, so expensive it’ll take a days wage for a loaf of bread Revelation 6:9.
We need to practice our penny pinching skills now as best we can so we can be masters at it. 👍🏻
Thanks for sharing your memories!
When I fry hamburgers, I make gravy !
Wow and thank you. Beautiful tips.
It is amazing, how you care, and help many people. God bless you.
I look for sales, and I shop at Jewel and Tony’s.
I get great deals on hamburger meat and chicken.
Thanks again for sharing. 🤗🥰👍🌹❤️🌺💫✨
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