My 20 Item Capsule Grocery Haul | Meal Planning Made Easy
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- In My 20 Item Capsule Grocery Haul | Meal Planning Made Easy I am showing you how I manage grocery shopping and meal planning for my home and how this method can work for you. Links to videos mentioned in the grocery haul are below.
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About this video: My 20 Item Capsule Grocery Haul | Meal Planning Made Easy is my take on Hillary's 20 Item Capsule Grocery List. It's how I do my shopping and just makes sense for me to do it this way. Since everything works together, and the items are either in my fridge, freezer, working pantry, or extended pantry...I can make a meal with little or no planning. It's meal planning made easy.
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1 Meat
2 Vegetable Trinity
3 Rice Ben’s Original, Royal Basmati rice, Royal Select Rice Blend
4 Milk
5 Eggs
6 Cheese
7 Bread
8 Flour
9. Cornmeal
10 Taco Shells
11 Potatoes
12 Tomatoes
13 Pasta
14 Beans
15 Vegetables
16 Fruits
17 Bell Peppers
18 Yogurt
19 Cereal
20 Sugar
Bonus Item: Nuts
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What are your thoughts on MY 20 Item Capsule Grocery Haul? And then...tell me what items would make your 20 Item Capsule Grocery Haul? And when you're done here, check out my Healthy Grocery Haul with this link: ruclips.net/video/x8cwYmofUUQ/видео.html.
Very enjoyable video. My husband is diabetic, so we do stick with brown rice, and I've found some sugar free cookies by Voortman we actually both enjoy. They're on every grocery list. I also appreciate the 90 second bags of rice, brown and grain medley. Oatmeal, the old fashioned type, also on our list. We use artificial sweetener for tea, and when I bake certain recipes. Fruit in season is used in moderation, as well as whole wheat pasta and bread. I did enjoy this video.
This is exactly what I've been looking for. I like a lot of variety, but that leads to too many ingredients to manage. Simple is better ❤
I enjoyed your capsule list. You always do a great job of explaining everything and I'm sure you're family appreciates your knowledge and sweet spirit. Great job 👏🏽 ❤
Thank you, Mrs. Denise, for adding in extras that make your videos so informative and interesting. I appreciate having your channel to watch.
Great grocery list! That would really help with planning your meals and making your grocery list each time. I would probably include the peppers with the veggies 😂. Thanks for sharing your wisdom Denise!!❤😊
Hi Kathy, putting the peppers with the veggies gives me space for the nuts! I did think about that. What's on your list that I have not included?
@@homemakingwithdenise well there are the condiments, sauces, and dressings. I have to keep ketchup, ranch dressing, miracle whip and mayonnaise on hand for my family. And also peanut butter and jelly😆 These are all must haves at my house. Lol
Thank you forr another fantastic and educational video, Denise. I sure wish there was something like this around when I was a young homemaker and mother back in the 70's. (No Internet back then.) Since I'm diabetic, I don't use granulated sugar but I did come across a wonderful sweetener - Jordan's Skinny Syrups (sold on Amazon) - and it works well in my coffee, drizzled sparingly over veggie egg rolls, and the like.
I've made corn tortillas and they're not difficult - just maseca and water - but I never mastered rolling out dough very thin so I tend to buy prepare tortillas and freeze them. But I just bake those up for taco shells or tortilla chips. 12-14 minutes at 375° F and you have a nice crisp shell. Just watch them because they go from crisp to burnt quickly. To make the stand up shells, drape the tortillas over two wires of your oven rack and bake.
Thank you for this video! This will definitely help with next month’s grocery haul!
Hey Denise! This list is a great resource. I wrote it out in my "Kimmie" planner on the sopping list. I can't wait to use it to make my list for the next month shopping trip.Thanks for sharing!
Hi Ms Denise. I'm new, I love this topic and I was impressed with your list! I also found your voice to be so relaxing. I'm looking forward to more.
Thank you so much for sharing your 20 Item Capsule Grocery Haul. This helps me better organize my grocery list so I’m not overspending. 😊❤
Oh yeah...overspending can be a problem so making more of your own stuff reduces how much you spend! What items would you add that I have not?
@ThisandThatwithDeniseJordan You pretty much covered items my family and I buy for our pantry and eat regularly. The only things that come to mind are condiments, vinegars, oils, jams, jellies, and sauces. We keep those well stocked, too.
My shopping routine is really close to yours, especially when I still had children at home.
I also prefer the canned green beans. 😊 And agree with you on the carrots.
I'm lactose intolerant, so I always have a container of sheep's milk yogurt on hand that I substitute for sour cream.
I have a son that also uses the agave syrup, and a daughter that uses honey. I still use white sugar, and keep molasses on-hand to combine with white sugar to make my own brown sugar that doesn't turn into a rock.
I live in the Southwest, but never learned how to make corn or flour tortillas, but those are readily available in every store around here, and there's a particular brand of corn tortillas I prefer.
Some of my buying and cooking has changed now that I don't have as many people around, and no teenage sons in football😳😅 But, I may have to go back to that when my grandsons get old enough to be in sports.
An item I buy now that I didn't before is beef roasts, especially brisket. I cook that low and slow in the oven, then divide it up for freezing in smaller portions to have on hand to add to salads or stews or burritos. I save the rendered fat to use in beans.
Canned tomatoes in all variations is especially useful for so many things . . . I haven't bought a jar of pasta sauce in years . . . I use it for Tex-Mex chili bowl, chili mac, minestrone soup, albondigas (a meatball and rice soup), chile carivé, spaghetti, Spanish rice . . . I've even made my own barbeque sauce a few times in a crunch😄
I also keep grits on hand to make a grits pie that my family loves.
I'm just like you with the beans and lentils, but I also have the Navy beans and Northern beans. I tried making my own three-bean soup, but it just hasn't turned out as well as the pre- packaged one.
I don't know how you manage to do all you do, on top of recording and editing videos for RUclips. Thank you for all you do!
Love this! ❤
i keep thin spaghetti and sauce. if i have a left over tomato i chop that up and mash into the sauce. try not to waist!
Hey Mrs. Jordan! ❤ A 20 Capsule Grocery List is my homework assignment this week. I really like your Carrots, Onions, and Celery trilogy. It's a great way to ensure nutrients in each meal.
Date sugar is pretty good. Maple syrup and brown sugar are some of my fave sweeteners, and I like your fruit and veggies staples.
Thank you ❤
This was such a great video Denise! I love this so much! I had to laugh when you said you love the canned green beans and corn! That is me also! I love fresh for all other veggies but the green beans from a can taste better to me. LOL! Thanks for another fantastic video! ❤
I don't make my own tortillas but I buy corn tortillas and fry them up for tacos. So much tastier than the boxed kind and so much cheaper. I just checked the prices at my local store and the boxed taco shells are $2.79 for 10 shells. A package of 30 corn tortillas is $2.69. If you've never tried making tacos this way, give it a try. So much better! I keep them in the refrigerator and they last a very long time.
I just found a video that shows how to make taco shells from corn tortillas. I will give it a try and make a video if I figure it out!
Thank you for sharing!
Your a joy!
Thank you for this video very helpful
This is such a great video. Thanks for sharing the meal extenders and capsule haul.
I love this! I need to try cream of wheat.
I make a coconut granola that I got from Christine at Frugal Fit Mom. I’ve adjusted it for my oven and don’t cook as high temp it has oats, shredded coconut, coconut oil, honey, and vanilla. You can add cinnamon or nuts too. 😁 Thanks for the great video, Denise.
Heather it was so good to see you today. I made granola last week and it was delish! I put pecans in mine. I only want cocoanut on a German Chocolate Cake. Hahaha!
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I used to hate coconut as a kid. I’m not sure when I started to like it. My husband and son wouldn’t eat it, but they both like the coconut granola. I guess it was more of a texture thing. Anyway, now my son tries more things with coconut, but my husband still hates it (other than in granola). 😆
Hi Denise! I love this. You look so pretty in your apron!
We use frozen vegetables unless fresh is available.
When I was young during the 50s and 60s, we also served bread with our meals bc family of 11 we needed to extend the meal😂
Exactly. I grew up during that time period and there were six of us kids plus mom and dad. Bread was a must. Lots of french toast, bread pudding, and sandwiches.
@ThisandThatwithDeniseJordan 😊wasn't any bread left. I always wanted to learn to make bread pudding just never gotten around to it. Thanks for the memories 😍
Could you put your wet ingredients for your pancake mix.
Hi @shirleanalexander946 , I'm sorry to be late in getting this done. The recipe and how to prepare all three of them are in the description box. If you need anthy thing else, let me know. BTW: I made the corn muffins today and oh my goodness. Delicious. My husband thought he was eating our usual Jiffy Mix muffins. Hahaha!
The aprin looks good Butt what's in it Looks much Better 👀
Give me the recipe 🤟⚜️
Very disrespectful. My sister is married and even if she wasn't that's not the way to speak to a lady. Also, correct spelling goes a long way.
when it comes to generic brand products: we use lots of Kirkland products form Costco and use Kroger brand cheese that is made by Cabot. That is all we use.
I don't have a Costco membership so it's Kroger, Walmart or Aldi for me. I might try Meijer one day but it's a bit far for me to drive there.
I never get the frozen vegetables - they tend to be soggy.
Oh I don’t know…frozen corn and frozen green beans are amazing.
My 20 item capsule grocery list:
1. Meat/Poutry/Fish
2. Seasoning Vegetables- this would be the veg trinity, and I would put peppers and garlic in this category
3. Grains - rice, flour, cornmeal
4. Milk - I include heavy cream in this category
5. Eggs
6. Cheese
7. Bread
8. Potatoes
9. Tomatoes
10. Pasta
11. Beans
13. Vegetables
14. Fruit
15. Nuts
16. Herbs/spices
17. Oils, Fats & Butter
18: Tea/Coffee/Juice
19. Sugar - I don’t like sugar substitutes
20. Snacks - I have to include snacks because my budget gets blown if I don’t account for them
I would buy the yogurt unless I was planning to buy sour cream for something else. I use to have a lot of leftover sour cream.
Is there a reason you didn’t include coffee, tea, oils and fats on your list?
I loved your list...particular that you included the flour, rice, and cornmeal as grains. That freed up two other numbers for categories. I was looking more at things to eat not necessarily to drink and herbs and spices and drinks would count as "extras." You can pick up as many extras as needed. Isn't this fun to think about? And how much easier to plan and make meals.
@@homemakingwithdenise It was fun, and an easy way to organize your grocery list for shopping.
"promo sm" 💯
Seems more like 20 categories for food basics to keep on hand.
Exactly!