Holiday Meals Under $30 at Walmart
Tight budgets and big families can make for a stressful holiday when it comes to planning the holiday meal. This year, Walmart has teamed up with Chef Aarón Sánchez – co-star of Food Network’s exciting new series, Chefs vs. City as well as owner and executive chef of restaurants Paladar and Centrico, to help families create delicious and affordable meals in one place, Walmart Holiday Meals.
So how do you create a Christmas Dinner for Eight for as low as $20 and the New Year’s Eve meal for 10 under $40?
Pair 5 basic ingredients at Walmart’s affordable prices with delicious recipes from Chef Aarón Sánchez!
The Ingredients
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One 10-pound spiral cut half-ham - Three 8-ounce cans Del Monte Green Beans
- One 10-pound bag of Russet potatoes
- One 12-count package of Sara Lee dinner rolls
- One 10 inch Pumpkin Pie
The Recipes
Add a little sweet and spice to your holiday ham with a Ham with Mango Jalapeno Glaze. Pair it with Chipotle Mashed Potatoes, Green Bean and Mushroom Picadillo and top it all off with a decadent Dulce de Leche Sauce (for Pumpkin Pie)
There’s no excuse for not having a fabulous meal this holiday season! With all of the great tips for entertaining, Walmart’s low prices and the recipes from Aarón Sánchez, you won’t have a problem creating a meal sure to please your family. Just head on over to the Walmart Holiday Meals website to find everything you need.
Giveaway
Two (2) Winners will receive a $30 Walmart Gift Card each to create an affordable meal this holiday season.
Giveaway Closed
Winners are 256 Jessie C and 357 Angie
About Cat Davis
we make a garlic ham… Just slice the ’skin’ and rub with garlic powder or minced garlic and cook as usual.
My favorite holiday dinner memory is when my grandfather was still alive. He would make his famous sausage stuffing! So yummy! I miss him so much!
My favorite holiday memory is the first year we moved to Ohio. I have 5 siblings and we were Army brats. This would be our first Christmas with our relatives here. Our Auntie Jack had all of the cousine, aunts, uncles, grandparents over to make candy. What fun.. we made Hard Tack in every flavor you can imagine, but the best part was we made Taffy oh what fun it was having that taffy pull then wrapping all of the different flavored pieces in wax paper. Great fun!
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My favorite holiday dish to make every year is a cheese ball.. Its so easy and my entire family loves it. I use 2 blocks of Cream Cheese softened, I small jar of Hormel Dried Beef, and Green Onions… that’s it.. I cut the Dried Beef into little tiny pieces with scissors The Tops of Green Onions also cut with the scissors.. Then the fun begins take your hands and squish it all into the cheese ball. Form into a ball or a log and serve with your favorite crackers.
Enjoy!
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Like to make a classic pecan pie. That makes any meal special, I think. Of course, the company you keep is usually pretty important, too.
Whoops…I answered the second one first…my eyes are getting old.
Favorite memory was last year. There were no presents out Christmas Eve. Then after the kiddos went to bed, Santa brought out ALL of the gifts. You should have seen Izzy’s eyes on Christmas morning.
My favorite holiday dinner memory was eating Christmas Eve dinner at my godparents’ house as a child. They were Cuban and made a lot of yummy dishes like “congri” (black beans and white rice mixed in a delicious concoction).
I’m not much of a cook so there isn’t a holiday dish I serve up each year, other than maybe a Granny Smith apple pie.
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My favorite holiday recipe is the classic pumpkin pie which I like all year round.