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Alison Arnold a health coach by day who enjoys looking for deals and cooking in her spare time. Combining these two passions, she has developed Coupon Kitchen to assist others who don't have the time or patience to create healthy, budget-friendly weekly menus. Email her with tips.

Harris Teeter Meal Plan & Shopping List

10/05/12 11:02

Coupon Kitchen features menus for Harris Teeter, Bi-Lo and Lowes Foods. Of those three, Harris Teeter is the most commonly visited store in this area, so I'll share those here. But you can link to the menus for Bi-Lo and Lowes, too.

There are so many fabulous deals on meat at HT that I couldn't fit it all into one week! So, go ahead and grab the EZ Peel White Shrimp, 2 lb bag for $9.99 and it will be on the menu next week. Also, the pork tenderloin has two in one package. Place the other pork tenderloin in the freezer and we'll use it in two weeks so you don't get overloaded on pork. Since pears are already in one dish this week I decided to make the grilled cheese with apples. However, if you are a pear lover you can make the sandwich with pear instead.

The shopping list and recipes are generally for 2 servings so be sure to double or triple the recipes as needed.

WEEKLY MENU

Sunday - Pork Medallions with Mustard Roasted Potatoes & Sauteed Zucchini

Monday - Tomato Basil Soup with Apple & Havarti Grilled Cheese

Tuesday - Spicy Black Bean Chicken Enchiladas with Pumpkin Sour Cream Sauce

Wednesday - Turkey Pesto Meatballs with Pasta

Thursday - Baked Chicken with Spinach, Pears, and Blue Cheese

Friday - Turkey and Spinach Roll-Ups

Saturday - Walnut-Crusted Pork Chops with Autumn Veggie Wild Rice

Shopping List

Sunday

1 small zucchini ~ $.50

1 lb red potatoes ~ $1

1 onion ~ $.30

Fresh parsley - $1.79

Pork tenderloin ~ $8

Stock Up Items

Pepper

Salt

Lemon pepper seasoning

Olive oil

Balsamic vinegar

Whole-grain mustard

Monday

1 gala apple ~ $1

HT Fresh Foods Market tomato basil soup - $2.49 (usually near deli)

2 thick slices havarti cheese (from deli) ~ $1

La Brea ciabatta loaf (sliced) - $1.99

HT walnut pieces, 6 oz - $3.47

Stock Up Items

Butter

Tuesday

1 onion ~ $.30

1 jalapeno ~ $.10

1 boneless, skinless chicken breast (from butcher) ~ $1

HT tomato sauce, 15 oz - $.67

HT 15 oz can black beans - $.77

Libby's canned pumpkin - $2.15

HT corn tortillas - $1.79

HT fat-free sour cream - $.77

Stock Up

Chili powder

Garlic

Pepper

Olive oil

Cumin

Red pepper flakes

Shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese (last week)

Wednesday

Bertolli marinara sauce - $1.49

1 package lean ground turkey breast - $5

Stock Up Items

Basil pesto (two weeks ago)

Spaghetti, angel hair, linguine, or fettuccine pasta

-need it: Barilla - B2G3 = $.59 each

Mueller's - $1

Breadcrumbs

Parmesan cheese

Salt

Thursday

1 red onion ~ $1

Earthbound Farm Organics spinach - $1.99

1 Anjou pear ~ $1.50

2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts (from butcher) ~ $2

HT blue cheese crumbles - $2.99

Stock Up Items

Salt

Pepper

Olive oil

Apple cider vinegar

Fresh parsley (split w/Mustard Roasted Potatoes)

Friday

HT lasagna noodles - $1.85

Friendship fat-free cottage cheese - $2.49

-.55/1 print = $1.39

Stock Up

Lean ground turkey (split w/Turkey Pesto Meatballs)

Onion (split w/Enchiladas)

Garlic

Spinach (split w/Baked Chicken)

Italian seasoning

Parmesan cheese

Marinara sauce (split w/Turkey Pesto Meatballs)

Saturday

1 Granny Smith apple ~ $1.40

Fresh sliced mushrooms - $1.69

Birds Eye brown and wild rice with broccoli and carrots - $1.33

-.50/1 print = $.33

Stock Up Items

Jalapeno (split w/Enchiladas)

Pork tenderloin (split w/Pork Medallions)

Worcestershire sauce

-need it: HT - $1

Salt

Dried sage

Pepper

Walnuts (split w/Grilled Cheese)

Fat-free, low sodium chicken broth

-need it: HT, 14 oz - $.67

Cooking spray

Onion (split w/Baked Chicken)

Spinach (split w/Baked Chicken)

Garlic

Parsley (split w/Mustard Roasted Potatoes)

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