One for tonight and the rest go in the freezer. It's easier and cheaper to pull a freezer meal out than to buy fast food. If you're cooking skills are meager, consider taking a cooking course. Or buy a cookbook that's designed for beginners. Cooking skills could pay big dividends.
Some families spend a lot on meats.
If that's the case you'll want to shop around and learn about cheaper alternative cuts. Ask questions at the butcher shop. Buy as much as possible when sales occur. A good sale that allows you to stock up on a favorite cut could be worth a special trip to a second grocery store. One profit-maker grocers have been pushing are specialty foods.