More Thanksgiving Tips: Save Money, Too
If you’re hosting a big Thanksgiving dinner, you could easily spend hundreds of dollars. You could also spend well under that if you plan ahead and shop frugally.
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Cooking tips & techniques: Ramen Noodle Soup
Ramen noodles don’t have to be awful, monotonous and bland. Just use a little thought.
Chicken Stock Great For Home Cooking
Anytime you roast a chicken, or even chicken parts, save all the trimmings, bones and skin. Just put it all in the pot with some cut-up carrots, celery, onions and some herbs with enough water to cover completely to make a terrific stock to use for all sorts of cooking projects.
Don’t Waste Food, Make New Eats
Times are hard for most of us. That means we have to be smarter about our food. It’s not only important for our wallets, but for our planet as well.
Base Menus On Grocery Sale Items
I don’t know of any grocery store, no matter the size, independent or chain, that doesn’t publish in some way a flier of their sale items that week. No matter how this information is available, it’s worth the effort to find them and use them to make your grocery list.
Buy Large, Cook Large, But Be Selective
Many people have learned about the joys of buying in bulk. Yes, the deals can be quite good. But that’s only if you have the space to deal with it.
Sardines: A Canned Hidden Treasure
These little canned fish have a lot more nutrition than the usual frozen fish fillets we see all the time in people’s freezers.
Zen Cooking When Times Improve
Cooking can be a form of meditation and it can bring you insights into yourself and the nature of food.
More Grocery Shopping Tips
Make grocery shopping less of a chore and save money at the same time.
Things We Can Learn From Our Grandparents
Eating on the cheap is usually important for bachelors. These days, it’s more important for everyone.