Sentry Foods ~ Recipes to go with sale items 1/26-2/01

[chitownmelli]

Here are some recipes that I thought of that match up with the sale items for this week. They are the kinds of things I make, casseroles, meals in bulk, make ahead food, etc - so they may work for many of you :) Many of the ideas that I am suggesting, I have tried myself, so I know that they are yummy. There are a few that I haven't had, I am sure they will be good, though :) Feel free to suggest any ideas of your own please!

French bread - Make ahead garlic bread (make garlic butter, top sliced bread with it, wrap, and freeze. Make it just like store bought garlic bread when you want some :)
Pork Chops - baked pork chops
Pork Loin - Maple baked pork loin roast
Pepsi products - Cola pot roast
Klement's brats - melt in your mouth sausages - huge hit at our house!
Ore-ida potatoes - tater tot casserole
Flavorite chopped or leaf spinach - spinach manicotti
Freshlike midwest vegetables - corn chowder
Sargento string cheese - fried mozzarella
Crystal farms ricotta - lasagna
Cartita tortillas - Shredded beef tacos
Jenny O Turkey breast - Italian slow cooker turkey breast - just change the second ingredient to 1 packet of dry italian dressing base. :) So yummy!
Hillshire farm cocktail links - cocktail links in sauce
Gold N Plump chicken breasts - chicken tacos
Ribs - slow cooker ribs
Bennetti's meatballs - All day meatballs - another favorite here!
General Mills chex - Puppy chow - I can't wait till Christmas! This stuff is so good, and we have it at all of our family gatherings.
olives - Italian vegetable salad - one of hubby's faves, I change it according to what I have on hand at the time.

[nomadicmommy]

Wow, this is definitely above and beyond! Thanks for your thoughtfulness!

[chitownmelli]

It's kind of how I make my shopping list, by seeing what is on sale, and what I would like to eat if I bought it, so I thought you guys might like to see some of my madness :)

enjoy!

[ahockeymom]

I'm laughing I just said to dh, we used to eat a tator tot casserole as kids, we should try it!
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[chitownmelli]

I've never had it. I am thinking about trying it. My brother just moved in here, but he has a milk allergy - or is lactose intolerant, not sure which one, he just cuts out milk entirely...... so I better make something equally as yummy sounding for him if we make that for us :)