Family of 10 what we eat in a week


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  1. @annaa7002
    @annaa7002 says:

    At 8.33, the sheet pan, I cook this much dinner for my family of 4, two adults and two teenagers. Maybe chicken leftovers but none of the greens. How do you stretch this for ten persons? The korean beef looks yummy!

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  2. @they.call.me.tim.
    @they.call.me.tim. says:

    You could pick up another second hand IP thats fit all your old accessories if you dont want to invest in another new one. We have the small and large version and both are in regular use. Helps with having one busy with a long cook and needing to make something else quickly.

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  3. @GardeningWarrior
    @GardeningWarrior says:

    I love Thrive Market's clearance and deals. I always look there first. I was actually listening to this video as I was making chicken pot pie filling. I thought it was funny when I heard that part come up in the video as I was making my roux. I "meal plan" by making 3-4 meals for the week and have veggies that Ive home-canned and in steamer bags in the freezer. I also make a big batch of rice or quinoa and either seasoned potatoes baked in the oven or mashed potatoes to go with whatever I prepare.

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  4. @sharonwestendorf3881
    @sharonwestendorf3881 says:

    Probably cheaper to buy a smaller instant pot since you have the accessories already than to buy the accessories for the larger instant pot you have now. The larger pot accessories are going to cost more than smaller instant pot ones.

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  5. @christinabowman8849
    @christinabowman8849 says:

    Can you sub Einkorn flour for the same measurement as regular wheat all purpose? Thank you for putting the time into making videos, I really appreciate your content and have learned so much from your channel! God Bless ❤

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  6. @imomun2k
    @imomun2k says:

    In my household I cook loads in one day, like mutton chops curry, roast chicken, fried fish, chilli mince. Through out the next few days we will eat it with rice,salads, pasta mash etc we do wholesome healthy nutritious food. We don't eat microwaved or oven food every day

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  7. @user-eq3ti9ei2r
    @user-eq3ti9ei2r says:

    Korean Beef is a staple in our house! I cannot eat it without fresh sliced cucumbers. A piece of cold crunchy cucumber with every bite is just so good and refreshing with the rich korean flavors.

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  8. @lynsmith2698
    @lynsmith2698 says:

    Hi Lisa, we live up north and eat mostly moose or deer. Recently I have been making what I call Mongolian Moose. I think you would love it. Same recipe as Mongolian beef. I make a slow cooker version and it’s so good. Great video 🇨🇦🌷

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  9. @jennmclaughlin8768
    @jennmclaughlin8768 says:

    Enjoy your videos! I’ve been inspired to restart sourdough baking…thank you. The Korean beef bowls are such a great recipe. My family enjoys adding fresh cucumber slices to the bowl for crunch and shredded carrots soaked in rice vinegar. The slight pickled carrots are a perfect acidic touch to the recipe. So many different creative toppings for such a good basic recipe.

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