Day 3 of the daily giveaways for this week…This is happening way too fast! 10 more winners in the next 24 hours of my One Dish Dinners Cookbook!
I had a great time this morning in Dallas, and I’m headed back home to my baby. Well, not so much baby. Anymore. If I wasn’t expecting another one, I’d be a mess right now. This whole kid-life thing is happening way way way too fast. And then there’s the whole tension of “want them to grow up to be independent, but want them to stay close and little forever.” Gah…what’s a mother to do? I can’t and don’t even want to think about dropping them off at college. The mere thought makes me want to curl up in a ball and start rocking and mumbling. They don’t tell you these things in the pregnancy books…although I don’t think it would matter if they did. Life is wonderful and we’re so blessed to be raising up these rambunctious and independent boys!
Hello, rabbit trail.
Back to the cookbook…
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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My favorite way to save money is to use what we have–don’t waste it.
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We use everything we have on hand and we can get pretty creative.
One of my favorite ways is canning when everything is in season. Yesterday I canned two cases of peaches. Today I canned 2 cases of tomatoes making 3 double batches of salsa and 8 quarts of tomatoes.
It rivals the uber healthy brands in the ingredients lists, beats them on the can I pronounce it list, and when you compare cost of me making it to the healthy variety I save money. And it makes me REALLY happy.
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Save time by cooking chicken breast in crockpot and then shred and freeze. Always have cooked chicken in freezer for casseroles.
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I follow via email — Thanks for the giveaway.
Looking at sale papers and clipping coupons.
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Use leftover for lunch
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My favorite money saver is stocking my freezer with homemade grab & go lunches, that all you have to do is heat and eat. Also try to have assorted muffins and treats frozen for quick snacks.
also I never buy “snack size” or “portioned” snacks. Always get bigger package and divide into small snack baggies or plastic containers. Even make jello, pudding, and yogurt cups for afternoon snacks or desserts
I look forward to reading your emails when I get them, with all the good advise, recipes, savings,etc.
My favorite time and money saver in the kitchen is my crockpot! I’m obsessed with it. Last night I made a whole chicken in there!
My favorite way to save time is to cook and freeze extra of meals for use at a later time.
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I save money on the kitchen by using whole foods instead of processed items when I am able.
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My favorite way to save time in the kitchen is to cook with my crockpot
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I keep a running list of all meals I can make from my freezer/stockpile.
I like to save time and money by making double and triple batches of meals to freeze and use for later meals.
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Favorite way to save $ in the kitchen – freezing ahead.
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We try to get very creative and use what we already have on hand
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Really enjoy the recipes and am excited about the giveaway. I’ve liked, tweeted, posted, etc. Fingers crossed!
My favorite way to save time in the kitchen is to make more than one meal and freeze the second for a later dinner.
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I am making One Pot Coconut Curry Chicken right now! With sweet potatoes, carrots, and a parsnip.
My favorite way to save money is to create a menu and detailed shopping list. If it’s not on the list, there has to be a very good reason for it to go into the shopping cart!
Batch cooking is a good way to save time. Spend one day doing all the prep work, then just pull something out of the freezer already put together and pop in the oven.
Planning ahead – or planning period! Batch cooking is also great for our family.
Favorite way to save time in kitchen is to precut the veggies for my daily salad.
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I prep my veggies ahead of time and flash freeze then on cookie sheets then put them into the freezer.
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