How to Make a Frugal and Festive Christmas Dinner from the Pantry
Aside from the gifts under the tree, one of the big expenses of the holidays is the food. Nearly everyone ...
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Aside from the gifts under the tree, one of the big expenses of the holidays is the food. Nearly everyone ...
The crisp autumn chill signals that it’s time to walk through the crunchy leaves back to the garden to harvest ...
The leaves are beginning to turn, the air is crisp, and the current harvest is root vegetables. This week the ...
A major challenge when living from your stockpiled foods is getting enough fruits and vegetables. Without produce, your family can ...
One area in which many pantries are lacking is protein. Because meat is so perishable (and also expensive) it is ...
In our agrarian past, we didn’t have a grocery store in every town receiving shipments of fresh fruits and vegetables ...
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This week, I’ve expanded beyond “groceries” – the week to week purchases that are made with meals in mind ...
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