Try making a double batch of this iconic French vegetable stew for two (or even three!) cheap meals in one. Sop it up with hearty bread the first night, then serve the leftovers on top of pizza.
Even the cheapest restaurant eats can add up fast, so the next time you're craving Chinese takeout, cook up some fried rice yourself! Low in cost and high in flavor, it's also a great way to use up whatever you've got in the fridge.
Made with affordable — and fresh — ingredients like tomatoes, eggplant, and onions, this kid-friendly dish is a convenient go-to when you can't figure out what to do with all that spaghetti in your pantry.
Just because summer's over doesn't mean you have to retire the barbeque (just throw on a sweater!). This zesty recipe uses lemons and cayenne for a budget-friendly marinade that adds some kick to the old weeknight standard.
At less than $2 per dozen, the incredible, edible egg is an über-cheap source of protein. Add in some salsa, black beans, and kale to make this classic Mexican breakfast hearty enough to dish up for dinner.