#budget friendly

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Stovetop smoked sausage jambalaya rice

Cheap and super easy to make, this lunch or dinner is one of my favorites to have as leftovers for the next few days. You will need a cover for your pan.

Ingredients:

Smoked (Andouille) sausage

Diced onion

Diced green bell pepper

Diced celery

1 box of jambalaya rice

Directions:

Cut up the smoked sausage into small bites. Place in a pan with cooking oil and fry until they turn slightly brown.

Dice your onion, bell pepper, and celery, then add all the vegetables and the jambalaya rice to the sausage in the pan. Mix together so it all cooks evenly.

Add water. Bring it to a boil, then cover and let everything simmer for about ~25 minutes.

Once the rice has absorbed the water, plate your dish and save some for leftovers tomorrow.

Picked up some great little planters from the Salvation Army in Cody, WY the other day. $3 a piece, brand new.

Like I saw a video of a lady making a meal for four people for under $10… And the comments were all talking about vitamins and fibre and protein and blah blah blah

And it's like… Calories. That's the point of food. You need enough in your body to survive another day. And a lot of people aren't getting that right now because of the world is awful.

And if you have the luxury of worrying about how much protein is in your meal and whether or not you're getting enough zinc, good on you, but you gotta fucking realize that for a lot of people, the struggle right now is just having a full belly. And a meal that ranks at $2.50 a person and still fills you up is a fucking godsend for a lot of people

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stop buying animal products ($10 for a single meal vs $10 for months worth of beans) + benefit of saving planet

use wash cloths for wiping urine + benefit of saving planet.

get a menstrual cup or panties. yes, even if you have a heavy flow.. the chemicals in tampons and pads leads to heavier, more painful, and smellier periods. +benefit of saving planet.

shampoo bars, lasts way longer + benefit of saving planet.

stop buying name brand

stop buying makeup + benefit of saving planet

stop buying nail polish + benefit of saving planet

stop buying synthetic clothes. + benefit of saving planet

reuse (soap free) tub and shower water for plants, laundry. + benefit of saving planet.

hang clothes to dry, even if you don't have an outdoor area. hang in the windows, by fireplaces, by heaters and ac units. + benefit of saving planet

stop buying niche chemical products. for almost every single cleaning situation you only need soap, baking soda, vinegar, rubbing alcohol, and bleach. this goes for gout removal, rust removal, urine removal, window cleaner, sanitizing wipes, literally every single thing. + benefit of saving planet

repurpose old clothes and towels by making them into wash cloths and oven mitts.

stop buying from shein, temu, amazon, and using afterpay. (im not demonizing pay later. i utilize it all the time. I've just found a lot of people who do use these payment methods treat it like a 'buy now, pay NEVER' option and are surprised when it fucks them over)

remember this any time someone tries to tell you being eco friendly isn't affordable.