Many times I will take a recipe and adapt it for my family. I will omit ingredients we don't like or that are expensive. I also try to find ways to make a recipe easier to make since I always seem pressed for time in the evenings. My sister made this baked ziti recipe she found on All Recipes. It was a big hit with my family and they requested it when I was menu planning this week. After looking ...
30 Days of Meals
My biggest problem with menu planning is deciding what to make. I love the idea of planning meals for the month, but our schedule changes frequently so I know a month long plan would lead to frustration. My solution is to create a list, 30 Days of Meals. These are our dinners for the next 30 days. Each week I will pick six or seven meals from the list. There are a few repeats, which are family ...
Lasagna Soup
The following is a guest post from Lynn who blogs at Lynn's Kitchen Adventures. She is a stay at home mom, married for 14 years with 3 children. She loves to cook and try new recipes. One of the things I like about cooking during the fall and winter is cooking soup. I love soup. There is nothing better on a cold day than a nice warm bowl of soup. There are so many different variations of soup, ...
Q & A ~ Organic Foods
I am on vacation, but thought it would be fun to have a little Q & A with my readers. This question comes from Beth: My question is regarding organic foods- do you buy them and if so, how do you do it frugally? I am no expert in organic cooking. I do know that current farming techniques mass produce bland food that do contain a certain level of pesticides. My problem with organic is that ...
Meal Planning 101
Hello everyone, I am currently on vacation, but a few of my readers volunteered to take over the site while I am away! They have written some excellent posts that I am sure you will love. I also have some posts I wrote answering your burning questions about The Happy Housewife. Enjoy! My Road Map to Meal Planning I am really excited to be helping out the Happy Housewife with a guest post ...
Easy, No Rise Cinnamon Rolls
Easy, No Rise Cinnamon Rolls So good you’ll think your grandmother made them! These rolls are delicious and take about 40 minutes from start to finish including baking time. The recipe makes about 10 rolls. For Dough:2 cups whole wheat flour3 teaspoons baking powder1/2 teaspoon salt1/4 teaspoon baking soda1/2 stick butter (softened)3/4 to 1 cup milkFor Filling:ButterBrown ...
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