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Well friends, we’ve got another great giveaway tonight and tomorrow. 10 more winners of my One Dish Dinners Cookbook!
I’m headed to Dallas to do some news interviews on Thursday morning. But I’m only in town for a few hours, as Tyler started preschool this week (can you believe it?!?) and I want to be home to take him to and from on his first days. I would love to come back up sometime and do an “informal reader meet-up” where we can talk tips, tricks, successes, where you need help, etc. if anyone is interested. (Please email me if you’re in the DFW area and you’re interested in getting together!)
The One Dish Dinners cookbook is for every busy home chef, moms and dads alike, who are struggling to come up with creative dinner ideas that won’t cost an arm and a leg, AND that won’t leave a ginormous mess in the sink!
With this cookbook, you’ll have more variety on the dinner table, meals that please your family, more money in your pocketbook, less time in the kitchen and way less mess to deal with at the end of the day!
I’ll be giving away 10 copies each day this week, but they are only “live” for 24 hours. You can enter up to 5 times on each giveaway. Please leave separate comments for your separate entries!
1. Contests will start and end at 5 pm EST each day this week.
- Entry #1: Leave a comment sharing your favorite way to save time or money in the kitchen!
- Entry #2: Pin one of your favorite $5 Dinners or One Dish Dinners recipes to Pinterest.
- Entry #3: Tweet the following: I really, really, really want to win a @onedishdinners Cookbook from @5dollardinners!!! http://bit.ly/ODDCookbook
- Entry #4: Hang out with us on Facebook, join the free email newsletter, or get RSS updates.
- Entry #5: Share this giveaway on Facebook or with your friends on email, by clicking the little buttons above or below!
- Please leave separate comments for each entry.
2. Winner will be selected by Random.org. Winners will be announced back here on this post, and notified via email with further instructions.
Good luck!!!
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To save time and money in the kitchen, I would like to do freezer cooking.
I definitely save money by always making my own whole wheat bread.
I definitely could use help from this cookbook in my kitchen. I have two hungry kids and a low budge. Thanks for doing the giveaways!
I save money by making my own puddings and jello, instead of buying them
I make 3 blender fills of smoothies on Monday. I put them in cup containers & freeze. One mess & a weeks worth of good food.
Pinned recipe on pinterest.
I’m trying to get in the habit of precooking where I can and double batch cooking to put some in the freezer. I already get your newsletter and “like” you on facebook. Thanks keep up the good work, would love to win a copy of your cookbook.
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I like to save time and money by doing freezer cooking!
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My tip I like to make ahead meals for the week.
My favourite way to save money in the kitchen is to shop the sales, especially on meat and canned goods, and freeze the meat to use later and add the canned goods to my pantry. As long as you keep track of what you have and use it before it expires, you can save a LOT of money this way.
I love to batch cook and freeze for later, for snacks or make double for meals and have leftovers, it works great!
I love to use my crockpot (electronic timer that switches to warm, Woot!) to save time, then freeze the leftovers for another dinner when I don’t have time to cook! I recently thawed a Chicken Caccitore Stew that I thawed and heated up for dinner! Yum!
I try to save money my buying thing that are on sale
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I like $5 Dinners on FB.
I use a second freezer to stockpile meats, cheeses and vegetables.
I save time in the kitchen by using pre-cooked frozen diced chicken to add to many of my recipes,so I don’t miss time with my family!
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I like to save money & time in the kitchen when I plan meals ahead of time
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We have 2 freezers and one we fill with a pig we buy every year.It cost less to buy a whole pig and have it processed than to buy it in the store.
I tweeted https://twitter.com/mary1day/status/243674684091166720
I’m a FB Fan and get the email newsletter.
I shared on Facebook.
I love using my crockpot, I save so much time and money using it!
I like you on Facebook!
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I love pre-cooking meat over the weekend so dinner is that much easier later on in the week.
I follow you on Facebook.
Using the crockpot is my favorite way to save time in the kitchen.
I have a second freezer that I stock with meat when it goes on sale.
To save time in the kitchen, I like to prep and cook an ingredient once to use in at least two dishes!
My crockpot is my favorite way to save time in the kitchen!
I subscribe to $5 via email.
My fav way to save time in the kitchen is my having my veggies and fruit cut up as soon as I bring them home from the store so that they are ready to use.
I shared by way of FB.
I like $5 Dinner Mom on Facebook.
I’m an email subscriber.
I like to save money by buying large cuts of meat on sale and cutting it up myself and freezing it to use for several meals.
I save money by buying meat when it is one sale and freezing it in bulk. I also chop all my vegetables and freeze them to use in soups and stews. Would love to be a winner!
I save time in the kitchen by pre-chopping the veggies for my daily salads.
I tweeted. @java_diva
I subscribe via RSS
I shared this giveaway on Facebook.
I’m an email subscriber.
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