Fall Comfort Food: Kielbasa Stew Soup and Stew in the Fall is one of my all time favorite seasonal culinary changes that I look forward to each year. There is something so comforting about a bowl of soup or stew on a cold day that offers you a little peace in your day. This recipe [...]
Crock Pot / Slow Cooker Kielbasa Stew Recipe
Better than Low Fat Beef Burgundy Recipe
Beef Burgundy with only 2.9 g of fat per serving! I don’t cook much beef. Yes, I know it isn’t the best for you, and I know it generally can have a higher fat content, but that isn’t exclusively why we rarely have it on our menu. The fact of the matter is, I have [...]
Molly’s Monthly Savings Digest Review
Molly’s Monthly Savings Digest: Is It Worth Your Time & Money? I have long been a fan of Molly over at Econobusters for real life everyday ideas for simple and frugal living. I have to admit, though, that I had never purchased one of Molly’s Money Saving Digests. When I saw that October’s issue was [...]
Better than Low Fat Chicken Stew Recipe
This is better than low-fat, because it hardly has any fat at all! I have been playing around with converting recipes from traditional and low fat, to almost no fat. Not an easy task when you consider taste and texture play a big part. I will not skimp on taste! I am a girl who [...]
Soup To Go
When our family is on the go in the latter part of the day I pack dinner to go. If we will be eating in a place that has a microwave I usually pack something that can be heated up to avoid picnic food burn out. Often times I will prepare soup, stew, or chowder [...]
FREE Cookbooks
So I was surfing the net the other day, which I do from time to time, and I came across a great resource that I thought I would share with all of you, especially because it is FREE. Earlier this week I shared an article that my friend Malia of Homemaking 911 wrote about frugal [...]
What to do with leftover soup.
I often share soup recipes with all of you. For some reason a bowl of warm soup is warming and comforting to me. It is hard to become bored with soup when there are so many varieties and limitless combinations you can make; not to mention it is a frugal cook’s dream. You can take [...]
Easy Freezer Meals for Spring
Spring is a busy time for many. We have responsibilities outside our homes to add to our To Do Lists, such as mowing the lawn. The kids begin to get involved in more extracurricular activities. Many homeschoolers are spending extra time researching curriculum for next year and attending conventions on top of the rush to [...]
Five Ways to Use Leftover Meat
Do you have leftover turkey, ham, roast beef, or some other type of meat from your Easter meal? If you are like most women, when there is a big celebration or special event that you have cooked a large meal for, the main meat dish always provides a lot of leftovers. You may reserve a [...]
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