This Peanut Butter Trail Mix Refrigerator Oatmeal is an easy and delicious prep-ahead breakfast for busy mornings. I am not a morning person. If I am going to choose between getting up to make breakfast and hitting snooze several more times, more sleep is always going to win. So I usually scan my pantry for anything IRead More
Carrot Cake Overnight Oatmeal
This carrot cake overnight oatmeal recipe is a delicious way to start your morning! While I love the taste of good homemade carrot cake and count it among my very favorite of desserts, the flour, milk, and sugar do not like my waistline very much. Not willing to give up my favorite flavors but lookingRead More
Frugal and Filling Depression Era Breakfast Recipes
These hearty depression era breakfast recipes are filling and budget friendly. When you think about the depression era and what people ate, you probably think about the most filling meal of the day and that’s dinner. Food was something that was hard for many people to afford and hunger was a very real issue forRead More
Stuffed Breakfast Peppers
Take your traditional stuffed peppers and make a healthy breakfast: Stuffed Breakfast Peppers with eggs, avocado and potatoes. This Stuffed Breakfast Peppers recipe is an example of using the foods you have on hand. My mom taught me the key things to keep in mind when preparing a meal. You should have a protein, a carbohydrate (forRead More
Spiced Ginger Pear Popsicles
Whenever I am whipping up a batch of popsicles for the kids I have to make a batch for myself as well. Inevitably they dig into mine even with the “adult” flavor combinations I prefer, but that’s okay. I like the fact that we both get to enjoy a tasty treat that feels indulgent butRead More
Patriotic Star Homemade Sugar Cookies
Homemade sugar cookies are a treat that reminds me of my grandma. They are one of the first special baked goods I ever made on my own, and this easy recipe is just another way to honor her. She was a military wife who knew how hard it was to hold down the fort while herRead More
Cookies and Cream Bark
This homemade Cookies and Cream Bark recipe is very easy to make! Several years ago, we were doing errands when my youngest son spotted a cookies and cream candy bar and asked for it. Although he was 5 years old, he had never asked for or been given a candy bar before so I wanted to beRead More
Cantaloupe And Cucumber Fruit Infused Water
Summer months bring out tons of great fruit infused water flavors, and one of our favorites is the simple Cantaloupe And Cucumber Fruit Infused Water. These flavors compliment each other wonderfully. They are light, crisp, and of course, delicious. If you are looking for a low-calorie flavored beverage, try this fruit infused water recipe! KeepingRead More
Patriotic White Chocolate Covered Oreos
Patriotic White Chocolate Covered Oreos are an easy no-bake dessert recipe. It’s no secret that we love Oreo cookies, and these Patriotic White Chocolate Covered Oreos are a favorite for the upcoming holidays. We love sharing a patriotic dessert for Memorial Day, 4th of July, or even just because. These chocolate-covered Oreos are an easyRead More
Cherry-Stuffed Oreo Truffles
These patriotic cherry-stuffed Oreo truffles are the perfect addition to your Fourth of July party. Oreo truffles are a time tested favorite. These cherry-stuffed Oreo truffles take it to the next level with a Maraschino cherry center. Oreo truffles are commonly given as gifts at Christmas, but there is no reason we can’t eat themRead More
Fauxjito Popsicles
Hot summer days mean delicious, dripping ice cream cones and popsicles for the kids. But sometimes mom needs a yummy treat too (since these are alcohol-free they are good for kids too). These Fauxito Popsicles have a grown up flavor that really cools you down and allows you to treat yourself to a tasty indulgence!Read More
Frugal and Flavorful Depression Era Recipes
These depression era recipes are both delicious and budget-friendly. “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” is something we hear a lot of these days, but this not a new concept in the wake of trying to make the world a better place to live, or just a trend to hop on. During the depression era the mantra, “Use itRead More
Watermelon & Lemonade Martini
What’s cool, sophisticated, and a sure bet to take your temperature down a few notches this summer? Give up? Well, it is our Watermelon & Lemonade Martini! We’re excited because this lil’ number here is as tasty as they come. It is the class act with a hint of playfulness and a whole lot of summertimeRead More
Cajun Ranch Potato Salad and Easy BBQ Ideas
BBQ season is here! Hosting a barbecue is one of the easiest ways to entertain in your home. It is a more relaxed gathering and since the party can spill over in to your backyard, you can host more people than you can at a formal indoor party. To make your next barbecue even simplerRead More
12 Decadent Depression Era Desserts
Desserts from the Great Depression Era are not only frugal, but also delicious! Why are Depression Era desserts still popular? They are still a hit because they can be made with pantry staples and some can be made even when you have run out of some baking essentials like eggs or butter or flour. WhenRead More
Savory Sweet Potatoes with Pork
Okay, you cooked a great big roast pork and it is delicious. But, now you have more tasty pork than you expected. Been there, done that. But don’t fret, because I have the perfect solution. Well, you got “the other white meat” but now you need a few more ingredients to pull this one off.Read More
Southwest Ranch Tortellini Salad
This Southwest Ranch Tortellini Salad recipe is an easy make-ahead meal. I love combining unexpected ingredients to create new flavor combinations. This Southwest Ranch Tortellini Salad includes black beans and corn and is topped with an easy dressing made by combining ranch salad dressing, salsa, and cumin. The tortellini absorbs the flavors of the dressing whileRead More
7 Canning Tips for Every Season
Do you wish to do more canning? Here are 7 helpful canning tips for every season. Canning is a great way to reserve healthy homemade or homegrown foods for your family to enjoy year round. Canning can save you money and prepare your family for hard times or emergencies. While canning was once a dying artRead More
Pork Tacos with Cabbage and Asparagus
I have heard the term “sustainable” a lot over the past couple of years. Mostly I hear it in reference to our planet’s mineral and other natural resources. I also think it handily applies to our kitchens and dinner tables as well, making sure our meals do what they are supposed to do: nourish ourRead More
Homemade Catalina Dressing
Have you had Catalina dressing? It is slightly sweeter, redder, and spicier than French dressing. You can use this homemade Catalina dressing recipe to add a unique flavor to your salads. I was creating a dressing for my Southwest Pasta Salad and it wasn’t quite working. The dressing needed something but I couldn’t put my fingerRead More
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