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August 31, 2013

Harris Teeter Weekly Menu Sept 1-7

Happy Labor Day everyone! We have been looking forward to a relaxing long weekend at home for a while and I'm so happy to be celebrating the end of summer in Wilmington. I've conjured up a healthier spin on the traditional cookout hot dog to celebrate on Monday. 

This week Harris Teeter has their 2.5 lb bags of frozen chicken breasts on sale for B2G3. This is usually the only time that the price of boneless chicken breasts dips below the butcher department price of $1.99/lb. The total for all 5 bags (which you must purchase to get the price) is $21.98. This breaks down to a cost of $1.75/lb so I suggest stocking up and having chicken to eat on for weeks to come. If you have been following this blog for a while or know me and my husband personally then you are aware that this type of sale on chicken breasts is almost comparable to winning the lottery!

Stocking up on chicken will bump up your grocery bill this week but will be worth the savings in the end! The subtotal this week (with all 5 bags of chicken included) is $62.41.

Tips for the menu:
  • The Broccoli Slaw recipe is doubled so store it in an air-tight container so you can eat it with both the Chicken Caprese Wraps and Barbecue Chicken Flatbreads
  • The Chicken Caprese Wraps and Barbecue Chicken Flatbreads both call for cooked and shredded chicken breasts. For better preparation for both recipes, cook the number of chicken breasts called for in a slow cooker on low setting for 6-8 hours. Remove chicken from the slow cooker and use two forks to shred apart. Store the shredded chicken in an air-tight container and you will already have all of the cooked chicken you need when you go to prepare these recipes. Since you are already buying a large amount of chicken this week, this method will save you from spending $5 on a rotisserie chicken as well. 


Weekly Menu

SundayRoasted Shrimp & Broccoli with Corn
MondaySalsa Dogs with Baked Beans
TuesdayHoney Teriyaki Chicken Kebabs with Rice & Vegetables
WednesdayCaprese Chicken Wraps with Broccoli Slaw
ThursdayMandarin Sesame Chicken Salad
FridayBarbecue Chicken Flatbreads with Broccoli Slaw
SaturdayBlackened Chicken with Quinoa & Corn Salad


Shopping List...{Weekly Menu Items}
Pantry/Fridge Stock-up in Italics

Sunday1 lb broccoli crowns - $1.79
1 bag lemons - $1.47
2 ears of corn - $.50
1/2 lb shrimp - $5
Salt
Pepper
Cooking spray
Olive oil

Crushed red pepper

MondayCalavo avocados, 2 ct bag - $1.67
1 roma tomato ~ $.40
1 red onion ~ $1
1 small jalapeno ~ $.10
Oscar Mayer turkey franks - $1.99
HT hot dog buns - $.99
HT vegetarian baked beans, 16 oz can - $1

Tuesday1 red bell pepper - $2.99
8 snow peas ~ $1
2 boneless skinless chicken breasts - $1.75/lb
Ken’s Steakhouse Honey Teriyaki marinade - $1.74
  -$1/2 Ken's products print = $1.24
Skewers
Red onion
Brown rice

WednesdayFresh basil - $2.19
Fresh romaine lettuce - $1.79
1 pint grape tomatoes - $3
Apio broccoli slaw mix - $1.50
1 boneless skinless chicken breast - $1.75/lb
HT sliced part-skim mozzarella cheese - $1.50
Flatout multi-grain flat bread - $1.84
Cooking spray
Olive oil
White wine vinegar
Red wine vinegar
  -need it: Pompeian - $2.50
  -.50/1 print = $1.50
Red onion
Salt
Pepper
Lemon

Thursday1 red onion ~ $1
HT lite mandarin oranges, 11 oz - $1
2 boneless skinless chicken breasts - $1.75/lb
Ken's Steak House Lite Asian Sesame Dressing - $1.74
  -$1/2 Ken's products print = $1.24 
HT sliced almonds, 2.25 oz bag - $1.99
Romaine lettuce

Friday1 boneless skinless chicken breast - $1.75/lb
Flatout flatbread
Barbecue sauce
Mozzarella cheese
Broccoli slaw
Red onion

Saturday2 ears of corn - $.50
2 boneless skinless chicken breasts - $1.75/lb
Blackened seasoning
Olive oil
Quinoa
Salt
Pepper
Garlic
Red wine vinegar
Lemon
Grape tomatoes
Red onion
Avocado


- ♥ healthy eating | ¢ on a budget -

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