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10 Healthy Dinners for About $10 Vegetarian Tortilla Casserole. ... Breaded Pork Chops with Apple-Cabbage Slaw. ... Bacon and Broccoli Rice Bowl. ... Beefy Stuffed Sweet Potato. ... Bean, Kale and Egg Stew. ... Chicken, Pepper and Corn Stir-Fry. ... Spicy Fish and Olive Spaghetti. ... Quinoa with Chicken and Lentils. More items...
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Read More »10 Healthy Dinners for About $10 Even on a budget, it's still possible to put a healthy (and delicious) dinner on the table every night. These 10 dishes from Food Network Kitchens feed a family of four for about $10 per meal. (The least-expensive dinner totals $8.36 and the top-priced one is $11.24; most are in between.) The lineup includes something for everyone: Chicken, pork, beef and seafood are all on the menu, as well as two vegetarian main dishes (one of which is gluten-free). Each dinner includes vegetables, so you can be sure you're getting a well-rounded meal, and any rice, pasta or bread that's used is whole-grain. Roast Chicken and Vegetables This healthy and easy take on a Sunday roast involves nothing complicated at all: Just roast potatoes, carrots, celery and onion (tossed with a little olive oil) on a baking sheet, and then place the chicken breasts on top to cook. Get the Recipe: Lemon and Herb Roast Chicken and Vegetables Antipasti Penne Borrow a few favorite antipasto ingredients — like artichoke hearts, olives, soppressata and mozzarella — to fill out a simple tomato sauce for whole-grain penne. Get the Recipe: Antipasti Penne Vegetarian Tortilla Casserole Corn tortillas form the layers of this meatless casserole, which is filled with vegetables (tomato and spinach, plus a little salsa verde) and sprinkled with two kinds of cheese. Get the Recipe: Vegetarian Tortilla Casserole Breaded Pork Chops with Apple-Cabbage Slaw Inspired by fried pork chops and applesauce, this healthier dinner includes baked pork chops breaded with whole-wheat panko, plus a crunchy slaw of apples and cabbage. The finishing touch is a sour cream and Dijon mustard sauce. Get the Recipe: Breaded Pork Chops with Warm Apple-Cabbage Slaw Bacon and Broccoli Rice Bowl Far more fun and colorful than the usual drab rice bowl, this dinner pairs brown rice with chopped bacon, a hard-boiled egg, and a good helping of broccoli and carrots. Get the Recipe: Bacon and Broccoli Rice Bowl Beefy Stuffed Sweet Potato In this smarter spin on a meat and potatoes meal, the potato (in this case, a beta carotene-rich sweet potato) takes center stage and is topped with an easy ground beef filling. For a quick vegetable side, serve a simple salad of shredded carrots and cilantro. Get the Recipe: Beefy Stuffed Sweet Potato Bean, Kale and Egg Stew For a vegetarian dinner that's rich in protein, try this bean and kale stew topped with a fried egg. On the side: Enjoy a slice of whole-grain toast topped with melted cheddar cheese. Get the Recipe: Bean, Kale and Egg Stew Chicken, Pepper and Corn Stir-Fry This 30-minute dinner quickly brings together a delicious combination of meat (boneless chicken thighs) and colorful veggies (red bell peppers and frozen corn). You can cook the meal in a wok or a nonstick skillet. Get the Recipe: Chicken, Pepper and Corn Stir-Fry Spicy Fish and Olive Spaghetti Get a healthy portion of protein and fiber by cooking pieces of tilapia in an easy garlic and tomato sauce and then tossing them with whole-grain spaghetti. Get the Recipe: Spicy Fish and Olive Spaghetti
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The United States is ranked number one globally when it comes to gun ownership. Estimates show that there are anywhere from over 200 million to more than 350 million guns in the U.S. Because of variances in regulations throughout the nation, it’s impossible to get exact numbers when it comes to the total number of guns in the nation and the number of guns in each state. However, the Pew Research Center has compiled data that is about as accurate as it gets. Before diving into gun ownership stats by state, let’s look at some general gun statistics throughout the nation. According to the Pew Research Center, the southern United States has the highest amount of gun owners, with about 36% of residents living in this region owning a gun. The Midwest and West each have gun ownership levels that exceed 30%, while the Northeast has the lowest number of gun owners at about 16%. Most guns in the United States are owned by rural households, while more men own guns than women.
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