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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

Sherman A1

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8. Interesting idea

Reply to Kaleva (Original post)

Mon Jan 8, 2018, 07:20 PM

Jan 2018

I look forward to seeing all the ideas posted. It would be wonderful to see less food wasted and this certainly will be helpful.

We keep vegetable scraps in the freezer and cook them down for broth. Made chicken noodle soup yesterday in the slow cooker using this broth.

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Frugal meal ideas for a frugal food budget. Updated 4/06/18 [View all] Kaleva Jan 2018 OP

K&R - Great idea! PJMcK Jan 2018 #1

Hot cereal for breakfast Kaleva Jan 2018 #2

Dried beans would be my go to choice for a cheap, filling and high protein meal. procon Jan 2018 #3

Breakfast for dinner Freddie Jan 2018 #4

Sauerkraut and weenies. Edited 1/11/18 Kaleva Jan 2018 #5

I get $25 a month EBT (food stamps) left-of-center2012 Jan 2018 #6

You can find Depression-Era recipes online, in libraries and youtube. no_hypocrisy Jan 2018 #7

Link to wartime recipes Kaleva Jan 2018 #11

Interesting idea Sherman A1 Jan 2018 #8

I made and drank vegetable broth last week when preparing for my colonoscopy Kaleva Jan 2018 #10

Chilli Bayard Jan 2018 #9

Veggies and dip for an afternoon snack Kaleva Jan 2018 #12

Yum! Tucker08087 Jun 2018 #47

Lady hit a deer in front of my house safeinOhio Jan 2018 #13

did the meat taste ok? d_r Jan 2018 #28

I eat a lot of road kill. safeinOhio Jan 2018 #29

thanks for that d_r Jan 2018 #31

Rotisserie chicken noodle soup Kaleva Jan 2018 #14

Made this yesterday and my wife and I love it Kaleva Feb 2018 #36

Weeknight Chicken Stir Fry Kaleva Jan 2018 #15

Where doyou live? TwistOneUp Jan 2018 #30

How far away are you from San Leandro? Kaleva Jan 2018 #32

Thanks, I'm so there! nt TwistOneUp Jan 2018 #34

Nakkikastike (Finnish Hot Dogs in Sauce) Kaleva Jan 2018 #16

Ground chicken chili Kaleva Jan 2018 #17

Soup and P & J sandwich for lunch Kaleva Jan 2018 #18

Looks like a monthly food budget for 1 person is going to be about $120.00 Kaleva Jan 2018 #19

A side benefit is that I'm losing weight. 2 lbs in a week. Kaleva Jan 2018 #20

Slow Cooker Black Bean and Lentil Soup Kaleva Jan 2018 #21

Easy Chicken A La King Kaleva Jan 2018 #22

Cold cereal for breakfast Kaleva Jan 2018 #23

A frugal monthly food budget comes out to $129.60 per person Kaleva Jan 2018 #24

Basic pickled eggs Kaleva Jan 2018 #25

30 eggs can fit into an 80 fl. oz. pickle jar Kaleva Feb 2018 #37

K&R. dchill Jan 2018 #26

Another pickled egg recipe Freddie Jan 2018 #27

I prefer pickled eggs made with beets and beet juice Kaleva Feb 2018 #35

For "bottom feeders": NCjack Jan 2018 #33

Check out the Deli for items priced to sell Kaleva Feb 2018 #38

always check out the priced to sell stuff dembotoz Mar 2018 #40

Cooking a 20 lb. turkey I had purchased for I think $0.79 a pound Kaleva Feb 2018 #39

kid has a turkey in the freezer he got from work dembotoz Apr 2018 #43

Pork Roast dinner Kaleva Apr 2018 #41

Rotisserie chicken corn chowder Kaleva Apr 2018 #42

i rediscovered my moms bread machine dembotoz Apr 2018 #44

Downside is that I'll eat a loaf in 2 days 'cause it's so good! Kaleva Apr 2018 #45

interesting article i hope some ideas dembotoz Jun 2018 #46

familiar with this series on you tube...depression cooking with clara? dembotoz Jun 2018 #48

Walmart Rising Crust Supreme Pizza dinner Kaleva May 2019 #49