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My New Hobby: Watching Depression Era Cooking with Clara Cannucciari
July 24, 2012
Do you have fond memories of listening to your grandma telling stories of her childhood?
I do. My grandma was born in 1913 and lived through the Great Depression. That experience changed her, and even into her 80s she was washing aluminum foil to...
We devour blueberries around here. My husband puts them in the kids’ oatmeal in the morning, and blueberry muffins and pancakes are big hits around here, not...
If you can’t eat dairy or soy, hamburger bun options are fairly limited. Luckily, one of Mom’s Plans’ readers, Deb Reynolds, shared a delicious recipe...
This past weekend, we drove down to a farm two hours...
When I casually mentioned canning to my husband, he was completely against it. Years ago, when we were first married and flat out broke, inspired by Amy Dacyczyn, we tried canning. It was a miserable experience, especially...
A few weeks ago I saw that Money Saving Mom posted 7 Things We Don’t Buy, and soon after, The Frugal Girl posted...
When we were making our plans to go to North Carolina with my husband while he went to his conference, I was surprised that a hotel suite...
The folks at All You, my favorite magazine for frugal tips and great coupons, recently published a handy infographic to remind you how long food in your freezer, refrigerator and pantry stays good. Take a...
This is a guest post from Hank Coleman who writes about money and investing on his blog, Money Q&A.
Now that gas prices are once again on...
Last summer, when I became more interested in feeding my family quality food including organic produce, I started looking for reasonable options. My research led me to...