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【2016-09-30，五】ESL Podcast 1247 – Doing Meal Planning
Make a grocery list and check it twice! Learn how to shop for food in this episode.
Tags: Dining
Audio Index:
Slow dialog: 1:21
Explanations: 4:02
Fast dialog: 15:35
Donny: Have you ever heard of something called a “meal plan”?
Helene: Sure, I make one each week before I go grocery shopping. It saves time and money.
Donny: My mother suggested I make one now that I’m staying home with the kids and Sydney is going back to work.
Helene: See this? This is my meal plan. I map out the dinners I’ll be making each day. It helps me a lot.
Donny: How? It seems like a lot of work.
Helene: Well, for one thing, I only have to go grocery shopping once a week. I buy a week’s worth of groceries in one fell swoop.
Donny: I guess that’s helpful, but it still seems like too much work.
Helene: Here’s what I do. I look at each week’s store circular to see what’s seasonal and on sale. I pull out my recipes that include those items and I see if I have any coupons I can use.
Donny: I still don’t see how I can save much money.
Helene: I also use the sale items for more than one meal and make enough to have leftovers for lunch the next day. It works like a charm.
Donny: I think I’ll stick to my original plan.
Helene: Which is?
Donny: To plead ignorance and ask my mother over to our house to give me cooking lessons. By the time I cook well enough on my own, the children will be nearly full-grown!
Script by Dr. Lucy Tse
Tags: Dining
Audio Index:
Slow dialog: 1:21
Explanations: 4:02
Fast dialog: 15:35
Donny: Have you ever heard of something called a “meal plan”?
Helene: Sure, I make one each week before I go grocery shopping. It saves time and money.
Donny: My mother suggested I make one now that I’m staying home with the kids and Sydney is going back to work.
Helene: See this? This is my meal plan. I map out the dinners I’ll be making each day. It helps me a lot.
Donny: How? It seems like a lot of work.
Helene: Well, for one thing, I only have to go grocery shopping once a week. I buy a week’s worth of groceries in one fell swoop.
Donny: I guess that’s helpful, but it still seems like too much work.
Helene: Here’s what I do. I look at each week’s store circular to see what’s seasonal and on sale. I pull out my recipes that include those items and I see if I have any coupons I can use.
Donny: I still don’t see how I can save much money.
Helene: I also use the sale items for more than one meal and make enough to have leftovers for lunch the next day. It works like a charm.
Donny: I think I’ll stick to my original plan.
Helene: Which is?
Donny: To plead ignorance and ask my mother over to our house to give me cooking lessons. By the time I cook well enough on my own, the children will be nearly full-grown!
Script by Dr. Lucy Tse
查看节目原文：
https://www.lizhi.fm/1835974/2560303481725017606
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Make a grocery list and check it twice! Learn how to shop for food in this episode.
Tags: Dining
Audio Index:
Slow dialog: 1:21
Explanations: 4:02
Fast dialog: 15:35
Donny: Have you ever heard of something called a “meal plan”?
Helene: Sure, I make one each week before I go grocery shopping. It saves time and money.
Donny: My mother suggested I make one now that I’m staying home with the kids and Sydney is going back to work.
Helene: See this? This is my meal plan. I map out the dinners I’ll be making each day. It helps me a lot.
Donny: How? It seems like a lot of work.
Helene: Well, for one thing, I only have to go grocery shopping once a week. I buy a week’s worth of groceries in one fell swoop.
Donny: I guess that’s helpful, but it still seems like too much work.
Helene: Here’s what I do. I look at each week’s store circular to see what’s seasonal and on sale. I pull out my recipes that include those items and I see if I have any coupons I can use.
Donny: I still don’t see how I can save much money.
Helene: I also use the sale items for more than one meal and make enough to have leftovers for lunch the next day. It works like a charm.
Donny: I think I’ll stick to my original plan.
Helene: Which is?
Donny: To plead ignorance and ask my mother over to our house to give me cooking lessons. By the time I cook well enough on my own, the children will be nearly full-grown!
Script by Dr. Lucy Tse
Tags: Dining
Audio Index:
Slow dialog: 1:21
Explanations: 4:02
Fast dialog: 15:35
Donny: Have you ever heard of something called a “meal plan”?
Helene: Sure, I make one each week before I go grocery shopping. It saves time and money.
Donny: My mother suggested I make one now that I’m staying home with the kids and Sydney is going back to work.
Helene: See this? This is my meal plan. I map out the dinners I’ll be making each day. It helps me a lot.
Donny: How? It seems like a lot of work.
Helene: Well, for one thing, I only have to go grocery shopping once a week. I buy a week’s worth of groceries in one fell swoop.
Donny: I guess that’s helpful, but it still seems like too much work.
Helene: Here’s what I do. I look at each week’s store circular to see what’s seasonal and on sale. I pull out my recipes that include those items and I see if I have any coupons I can use.
Donny: I still don’t see how I can save much money.
Helene: I also use the sale items for more than one meal and make enough to have leftovers for lunch the next day. It works like a charm.
Donny: I think I’ll stick to my original plan.
Helene: Which is?
Donny: To plead ignorance and ask my mother over to our house to give me cooking lessons. By the time I cook well enough on my own, the children will be nearly full-grown!
Script by Dr. Lucy Tse
查看节目原文：
https://www.lizhi.fm/1835974/2560303481725017606