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More info: This is one of my all-time favorite meals, and it's super easy and fairly cheap. Right to left, it's potatoes and carrots, kielbasa, onion and cabbage. I add a clove of garlic, some salt and pepper, some olive oil, and some spice I got on sale that's lasted forever, but honestly any spices you like would probably work with it.
The batch in the first picture is two potatoes (I buy a bag for about $3, so about 50 cents), a few leaves of cabbage (about 20 cents), 4 carrots (about 40 cents), 3 cloves of garlic (maybe a quarter), half an onion (30 cents), and half a package of kielbasa (I buy mine for about $2, so $1). I grow my own chives (stupidly simple), so those were free.
Chop everything about the same size (start with the potatoes and carrots, since they'll take longer). The kielbasa is already cooked, so no need to worry about anything but heating it up. Toss the ingredients with spices and oil, then fold them up in foil and sit on a tray (you could put all the ingredients in one packet too, just chop the potatoes and carrots smaller). I put the oven at about 400 degrees F and it cooks for about 40 minutes to an hour (it just depends). Just watch it.
I garnish mine with tons of chives, and it has onion, and I use 3 cloves of garlic, AND the spices are garlic. Adjust to your tastes (you nancy boy).
TL;DR: A large serving costs me about 70 cents, but even in other areas of the country it shouldn't be more than a dollar or so.