Everyone hates eating leftovers, but by throwing them out you are basically throwing money away. There is lots of things you can do with leftovers to create a new meal. With leftovers you can create soups, casseroles, and meat pies. For soup simply use your leftover meat and vegetables, add them to a pot with stock and heat. For casseroles add your leftover meat and vegetables to pasta and cream of mushroom soup, put in a casserole dish, top with some grated cheese and heat. For meat pies add your leftover meat and veggies to cans of gravy and pour in a pie shell and top with pastry. By using your leftovers you can save yourself some money.Stop by next week for more thrifty hints on how to save money!
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We love leftovers! Sometimes I make too much so we'll have leftovers for lunch.
i can now lessen my spending. thanks! =)
For vegies normally I will finish them up, no left over!
I love leftover food cos somehow it always taste better :D
I admit, I hate eating leftovers but I've used it already. Anyway, you got cute blog here!:)
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I'm the leftover queen! Thanks for the great tip!
Great post. I'm big on saving left-overs- whenever we're in restaurants or even from previous meals. :)
I've heard that people hate leftovers, but I find that hard to believe. Leftovers are great! Some things taste even better the 2nd time around. I do a lot of this kind of thing, too - changing things a little and making casseroles so that it's not exactly the same thing.
I know people who will not eat left overs at all, it is such a wicked waste. I use all mine up somehow but one good way is to make crepes and then put the left overs inside roll them up and put a little grated cheese on top and pop in microwave for a second to melt.
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