No dessert is more sentimental to me than cobbler. As a little girl I remember Sunday afternoons after church at my Granny’s house and there always being a cobbler. It didn’t matter what time of year it was, she always had a fruit cobbler on the table. In the summer months you knew it wasRead More
10 Easy Ways to Earn More SwagBucks
I have shared how I use Swagbucks before. Now Lisa is sharing her tips for earning more SwagBucks: SwagBucks is an awesome way to earn some extra cash online for only a few minutes of your time each day. If you’re not all that familiar with SwagBucks, they are basically a search engine that rewardsRead More
Breakfast Recipes from the Hearth and Soul Hop
Welcome to another Hearth and Soul Hop, the food carnival for and about food that not only nourishes our bodies, but our souls! This week I am featuring breakfast recipes from last week’s contributors: Peanut Butter Granola Real Food Waffles Avocado Filled with Egg Basic Homemade Waffle Mix Slow Cooker Blueberry French Toast Paleo Strawberry-OrangeRead More
Menu Plan: Week of July 1
We are going through a heat wave, so this week’s menu is all about keeping the oven off as much as possible! Monday – Tomato and Herb Soup and a garden salad Tuesday – Chicken and Mango Salad with Creamy Cilantro Lime Dressing I found mangoes on sale for $0.58 each at Winco and mightRead More
Katie’s Homemade Rib Sauce and How to Cook Ribs
The secret to good ribs is in the sauce? Well, the sauce has a lot to do with it but also the cooking method. There is great controversy over what type of rib to get, what way to cook them to create tender meat without burning it in the process. Our family goes the lazyRead More
Macaroni and Cheese Pie
Macaroni and cheese is a favorite in nearly every home. Kids are usually the ones who ask for it but when you ask most adults, they too will admit to loving some good real macaroni and cheese. We aren’t talking about the type you get out of a box or the frozen food section. WeRead More
Tomato and Herb Soup
I haven’t eaten tomato soup in a long time and I don’t think my oldest son has ever had it, so I decided to make a lactose-free version of my Tomato and Herb Soup. My oldest son is lactose intolerant, so we have avoided dairy in his diet since he was 2 years old. ARead More
10 Awesome Upcycling Projects
Upcycling is using things you already have around the house and transforming them into amazing creations! You would be surprised at how many awesome upcycling ideas there are floating around the Internet. Just Google “upcycling projects” and your computer screen will be flooded with fresh and creative ideas. I’ve put together a list of 10Read More
Get a 1-Month Free Trial to Redbox Instant
I love having access to streaming videos. It costs so much less than cable, but my 6 year old can still watch his favorite character videos. My older kids can access our account at college! My husband and I can easily surf it after our 6 year old is in bed for a frugal “movieRead More
Naturally Frugal Tip: Make Your Own Air Fresheners
I hate when smells linger in the house. And since I cook quite a bit that can be a problem. Now nobody minds the residual scent of oatmeal cookies or homemade breads, but fish and bacon are another matter! I combat smells with a couple of methods. First, I scrub all the pots and pansRead More
Asian Cole Slaw
When I typically think of Asian cuisine I think of high fat buffet items that have been deep fried and covered in rich delicious sauces. It has been my goal to bring some of those Asian flavors into a healthier light within our menus. With summer here in full swing and barbecues happening every weekendRead More
Get Your Finances Organized with LearnVest
With my husband’s impending furlough we are thoroughly examining our finances! We are looking for ways to cut back, but we are also looking for ways to lead a joyful life on our leaner budget. Today I read “28 Ways to Enjoy Summer on the Cheap” from LearnVest and was reminded of what a greatRead More
Salad Recipes from the Hearth and Soul Hop and Giveaway Winners Announced
Welcome to another Hearth and Soul Hop, the food carnival for and about food that not only nourishes our bodies, but our souls! Thankyou to everyone who helped us celebrate our third anniversary last week. The winners of the giveaway were selected by random.org. Here are the winners of the Giveaway: #22 Lessie of ModernRead More
Sesame Crusted Ahi Tuna
Even if you are not a huge fan of fish, Sesame Crusted Ahi Tuna is a wonderful summer treat you must experience. It is cool and fresh, perfect for a hot summer day when you don’t want anything hot. The sesame seed crust gives it a flavorful and crunchy finish, and the optional wasabi orRead More
Menu Plan – Week of 6/24
I am returning from a trip today so I plan on taking it easy tomorrow. Then I will dive back into my regular cooking routine. It is important to occasionally give yourself a day off or plan easy meals when you know you are going to be tired or stressed. If you don’t, you willRead More
10 Must Grill Recipes
These 10 must grill recipes would be a delicious addition to any summer gathering. Hey everyone! I hope you’re having a great summer so far filled with lots of fun and sun! We just moved into a new home about two weeks ago and before that, we lived in an apartment complex that didn’t allowRead More
Naturally Frugal Tip: How to Clean Your Sink without Bleach
I really liked using Soft Scrub to clean my kitchen sink. Then we moved to the country where we have a septic tank. If you have ever had a septic tank, you know that bleach is discouraged because it kills the good bacteria needed to break down waste. I had to find a bleach-free alternative Read More
Chili Lime Chicken with Sour Cream Sauce
Katie Hale is sharing her recipe for Chili Lime Chicken with Sour Cream Sauce with us today: This dish is very reminiscent of one of my favorite dishes to get at Red Lobster. The chili lime sauce is mild yet very flavorful. If you like it a little hotter, you can easily use a hotterRead More
Healthy Hydration Tips
I learned a few things from my Grandma that while simple, are actually quite healthy. My grandma taught me to open all the blinds in the house as soon as I woke up. Opening all the blinds and getting as much light as possible in the house early in the morning helps you feel moreRead More
How to Reduce Moisture in the Bathroom
Rodney is sharing 9 tips for reducing moisture in the bathroom. As I sat in my recliner this past weekend, I heard my wife Julie telling my twin girls to shut the toilet lid when they went to flush the toilet. This raised my “what in the world is she talking about” radar and IRead More
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