So the dreaded question every night “what’s for dinner” I’m usually somewhat prepared, I’ve taken something out of the freezer or I have something in mind but tonight I was not, so I looked in my pantry and fridge and here’s what I came up with. Orzo with chicken and vegetable salad 12.5oz Can of […]
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Check out Part 1- Cutting up a whole chicken and Part 2 – Making chicken stock with your leftover chicken scraps So now that you have your chicken cut up and you’ve started your chicken stock it’s time to make your meal(s). I enjoy boneless skinless chicken breasts naked, as I like to call them,
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Part 2 – Making homemade chicken stock with the bones from your chicken Check out Part 1 – Cutting up a whole chicken to see how I got to this point. I really wanted to make my own chicken stock. Michelle has done it several times but I never have so this was a great
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So if you are on Pinterest (if you don’t know what Pinterest don’t ask because it’s just one more thing that will suck all your free time because it’s awesome) anyway if you are, I’m sure you’ve seen the 7up biscuits pinned a million times and read that they are the best biscuits ever so
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Part 1 – Cutting up a whole chicken You may have noticed by our posts that Michelle is a much more experienced cook than I. My family has some weird food “issues” and working full time doesn’t leave me much time to experiment with new recipes. Last weekend I made it my mission to do
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Who says eating healthy is too expensive? Sometimes it can be time-consuming to make healthy meals from scratch but you can cheat sometimes and use your crockpot. You can do all your food prep the night before, cutting up vegetables and meat, keep it in the refrigerator overnight. When you wake up in the morning
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Ever thought of making your own baby food? It is so simple and saves so much money and you know exactly what is in it because you made it. I made all my own baby food for my daughter when she was younger, the only time I ever used jar food was if we were
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We posted this one previously but I figured it would be great to remind everyone! Starting the new year is a great time to get your financial house in order. Remember, this is the ONLY real site for a free credit report. I’ve put it in the Freebies and Deals tab in case you need
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This is such a great meal to make when you want to feed a lot of people for a small amount of money. It roasts in one pan so there’s not a lot of cleanup either. Another $5 Meal Whole Roasted Chicken and Vegetables. We have a whole section devoted to $5 Meal Ideas. Where
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I’ve found a few websites with my favorite free printables. I thought I’ll just put them all together in a list and you can decide what you like. Here are a few fun free printables. Printable Storage Labels Here’s a link to Better Homes and Gardens, they’ve got customizable DIY free printable storage labels, several
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