Monthly Archives: November 2008
Consider adding a taste of Savannah to your Thanksgiving menu …
And no, I am not talking about Paula Deen! Savannah Seasons is one of the best cookbooks I own! Inside are wonderful and usually simple recipes that offer readers a taste of the new South. We shared our favorite fall … Continue reading
Cooking 101 – a good saute pan
You can save a lot of money by cooking your own food. If you are just starting out, consider buying a good saute pan. Ideally this pan should be heavy stainless steel … and if you shop retail, they can … Continue reading
A quick smattering of tips and tricks …
The focus of this blog continues to be on green – as in healthy eating and healthy finances! In that spirit, here are a few things that happened around here last week: We are in a huge time crunch but … Continue reading
Cooking (and eating healthy) for one
Why does it seem easier to cook a meal for a family than just for oneself? My husband has had to travel a great deal lately and I just can’t seem to find the energy to cook when he’s gone! … Continue reading
Lean and green … green as in cash!
Simple Mom commenters are talking about ways to help their family’s finances and I left a comment there with several ideas that either have worked for me or for some of my friends. I thought I’d share a project I’m … Continue reading