A guest post from Stacie at The Amazing Mess…about her creative magnetic meal planner!
Score a great deal at the farmer’s market, got an amazing harvest in your garden, or maybe your CSA box is overflowing…don’t fret…Wendy from The Local Cook is here to help!!!
The amount of produce that is wasted in America each year is staggering, which means that millions of dollars in food is wasted each year, both by manufacturers who have surplus crops and homeowners who purchase food that goes bad. But if you’ve got a few brown bananas lying around, bringing them to the local [...]
I recently moved from IL to CA due to being married. I am a graduate student in the distance to learn program and am studying to get my masters to be a librarian. My husband works for a video game company out in Santa Clara so we can get free video games. 
I am a SAHM of 3 under the age of 4 trying to be frugal and keep life as easy as possible.
Tiffany King shares recipes, menus and complete grocery lists on her site Eat at Home, Everyday Food for Busy People. She’s married with 4 children who range in age from 18-7 years old, a couple of which are willing salad eaters. The others have to be encouraged.
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I am from Canada – I will be trying to grow oranges & olives this year – thanks to global warming – I am told that this is not impossible.
A guest post from Amy…where she shares her idea on take the stress out of writing your grocery list.
A guest post from Jami… One of the things I enjoy at my Oregon cottage is gardening. I especially love vegetables, but have been known to wax poetic over flowers, too. I love to see and hear about other people’s gardens and get new ideas. The Internet is the perfect place to share our virtual [...]
Things continue to sprout and grow in the $5 Dinners Garden…and this week I thought I’d share what’s happening in Dorothy’s garden! What’s growing in our Zone 5/6 garden? Lots of things actually. The boys and I (yes, all 3 of them!) planted several things on St. Patrick’s Day. Traditionally, you plant your peas on [...]
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