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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

Kaleva

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36. Made this yesterday and my wife and I love it

Reply to Kaleva (Reply #14)

Sat Feb 17, 2018, 01:05 PM

Feb 2018

The rotisserie chicken was priced $1.99 and it provided enough meat to make a double batch of soup. I din't make home made stock and instead used 12 teaspoons of chicken flavored instant bouillon to make 12 cups of 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

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Breakfast for dinner Freddie Jan 2018 #4

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

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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

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

Yum! Tucker08087 Jun 2018 #47

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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

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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

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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

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