Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

dembotoz

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44. i rediscovered my moms bread machine

Wed Apr 11, 2018, 09:49 PM

Apr 2018

scratch recipes not mixes.
flour is not expensive, some cooking oil, bit of powdered milk.....some sweetner..used anything from
honey to pancake syrup
think the most expensive thing is the packet of yeast for @33 cents.

make a couple loaves a week...great for breakfast or a snack
and as a snack is doesn't have lots of sugar in it.

local grocer clearance out some flours....made my first rye bread yesterday...i am pleased with it.

inexpensive food does not have to taste cheap

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