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  • July cooking with Angel Food

    Haven't seen anyone start this thread yet, so I will. Is anyone buying the July box? Here is the menu: July Angel Food 40 oz. Marie Callender’s ® Family Crock Pot Dinner (Meat Included) 1.5 lb. Boneless Pork Filet 5 lb. Breaded Chicken Chunks 1.5 lb. Meaty Beef Ribs 28 oz. Meatloaf and Gravy 1 lb...
    Posted to Forum by Lynnea Berr on 07-01-2008
  • Re: Seeking opinions on Convection Oven

    We purchased a new Sears drop-in, electric range with convection oven about 18 months ago. We paid more to get the convection feature because it seemed like a good thing. The instructions tell you that it will cook about 20% faster then a regular oven. This means every time I cook something, I have look...
    Posted to Forum by Frugal Doug on 01-19-2008
  • Free cookbooks

    Got this today and signed up for a couple. No purchase necessary. http://www.freakyfreddies.com/recipe.htm Linda
    Posted to Forum by tooney58 on 12-07-2007
  • Re: I am Rice Cooking Dysfunctional!!

    My two methods for cooking rice: 1. Japanese short-grain rice - for sticky 'chopstick' rice and sushi/nori maki Put the rice in a saucepan and rinse until the water is clear. This is important as the starch makes it stick and burn. Add cold water to about half-as-much-again as the level of rice...
    Posted to Forum by helen on 08-30-2007
  • Re: Food Stock Challenge

    My savings and stock so far: Funds $150 in a savings account 4,674 My Points to cash in for a $25 gift certificate 1,020 My Points for my husband, no GC value yet $175 in funds and future GCs Food 2 weeks of canned veggies 1 month of canned fruit 1 month of powdered milk 1 month of pasta 6 months of...
    Posted to Forum by Brandy on 08-08-2007
  • Re: Do you enjoy cooking?

    I like to cook and grocery shop and I don't even mind cleaning up! (my messes that is :))Even without a dishwasher. To me, it takes just as long to wash dishes as it does to load, unload etc. I can cook :) My *** is......My problems is picky eaters. Between young kids that don't eat a lot (amount...
    Posted to Forum by My Family's Interests on 07-02-2007
  • Re: What are your favorite cookbooks of frugal food?

    Hi all, I'm new here, sorry to jump in unannounced. But is the cookbook Patrink can't remember the More-with-Less Cookbook by Doris Longacre? This book has been in print continuously since the seventies and is one of my all-time favorites. Lots of frugal and earth-friendly recipes submitted by...
    Posted to Forum by eyelandgirl on 06-27-2007
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