CHALLENGING MY CHEF HUSBAND!! | Q&A: Marrying at a young age?? 

Everbody don't eat fancy like you

😂 "Well get off the couch"

That’s took me out 😂😂😂😂😂

Kristy peeing herself (one of the joys of post-pregnancy) was the perfect response to Desmond farting. Now that's what I call a couple who are in sync with each other- LOL.

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buy pasta , rice and vege's ( should have plenty with $30 ) that leaves you $45 for 2 sorts of meat. should be able to get that easy. i would be VERY surprised if you can't buy 5 days worth of meat + pasta / rice and vege's with $75 ). if you're more than 4-5 in the family , $75 is not reasonable imo depending on how much each eat. unless you eat plain ass pasta and rice every day. edit * not trashing the idea , would love to see it . just saying that's what i would do. you can do different kinds of dishes each night. different seasonings etc.

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I think if you make a shopping list & buy just the ingredients for each meal you're going to make, you could definitely come in under $75. I know for me, a single person, I don't use a whole pepper or onion when I'm making a meal for myself so, I have those two ingredients to use in another meal. Something I just learned, blocks of cheese are much cheaper than pre-packaged shredded cheese, & they last longer & have fewer additives. A simple box grater (I think mine cost under $10) will get you the shredding sizes you want for cheese, veggies, & fruit. Revamping leftovers is a great way to make your dollar go further as well. For example: chicken, rice, & black beans for dinner, & then fajitas for lunch the next day. All you have to add is more onion, pepper, cheese, seasoning, & some warmed tortillas. Buying larger cuts of meat on sale, & cutting them up into pieces for different meals, & then freezing them is also money-saving. For example: I buy a big piece of flank steak or bottom round, on sale. I cut it up into smaller slabs of meat that I can use for different meals, & then freeze it. (I've been looking for an old-fashion manual cast iron meat grinder so I can grind my own veal, beef, & pork). I buy chicken breasts on sale also. I will leave some whole, some I butterfly, & some I cut into tenders, & then freeze them. I don't like dark meat chicken so I don't buy whole chickens, but that would be cheaper than buying individual parts of the chicken. Buying beef, pork, veal, chicken, & even duck from the butcher is much cheaper & fresher than buying it from the grocery store. I can buy 4 months' worth of food for ~$125. Buying fruits & veggies from farmers' markets is also much cheaper & fresher. I bought (2) 2 lb bags of freshly picked & flash-frozen strawberries & blackberries for $15.

@@dee_dee_place Thanks for the suggestions. As a matter of fact I already use a few of them, and I will be implementing the rest in the future. If you have a kitchen aid stand mixer or know someone with one, you may have better luck finding the meat grinder attachment that you are looking for. If you don't have one and it is not in your budget and you have access to one, buy your attachment, buy your cuts of meats and purchase a lil extra for the owner of the mixer, I'm sure they won't mind some free fresh ground meat. This way every one is happy and gets something out of the deal.

@@mbydickgkusan9520 thanks for the suggestion

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Hey Scotty. Hang in there . There are so many beautiful things in your future. God loves you.❤

I have been requesting that Desmond does a cookbook. He does some beautiful dishes.

I was just about to say this.. isn't that jollof rice😅 but with less stress of course

I’m here for it!!!

Vacationing with your children is an oxymoron.

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