Batch cooking is a great way to save time and money. Having food already prepared is the best way to make sure you are eating meals at home and always have an easy dinner available. Taco meat is something I do not enjoy cooking often so when I decide to cook it, I...
Author: Amy Cross
Teriyaki Sauce & Marinade: Tasty and Allergy-Friendly
Finding an allergy friendly teriyaki sauce can be a major challenge for families. Whether you need a gluten-free soy sauce or something without sesame seeds or sesame oil, this homemade teriyaki sauce recipe is allergen friendly so everyone in your family can enjoy it with no stress....
How Long Do Artichokes Last in the Fridge?
As with most produce, there’s no expiration date on an artichoke when you buy it. So, you might wonder, how long do artichokes last in the fridge? When I bring fresh artichokes home from the store, I can make them last for three weeks in my fridge.
I have found...
How My Viral Strawberry Hack Landed Me on the TED Talk Stage
The Beginning
During the pandemic I found myself reading to fill the time, my family was on zoom calls and we were in the middle of a kitchen remodel. After reading 136 books, I realized that it was no longer a good thing and I needed a new focus. I started sharing grocery tips on...
Oranges: How To Get Your Fresh Oranges to Last Longer
If you’ve been in the grocery store lately you have probably noticed lots of oranges in the stores and if you bought them, you might have asked yourself, how long does an orange last? When washed properly, the answer is that it can last for weeks!
Oranges...
Stretch Out Your Shopping Trips
If you want to save money and stretch out your shopping trips by going to the grocery store less often, you need to learn how to store fruits and vegetables in mason jars. I just went grocery shopping and haven’t been to the grocery store in ov...
One Pot Zuppa Toscana (Tuscan Soup) Easy Soup Recipe
If you are looking for a warm comfort food for a cold or snowy day, look no further than our favorite soup, one pot Zuppa Toscana using everyday items from your freezer and fridge that the whole family can enjoy.
Most of the ingredients are things that I already had on h...
Emergency Preparedness for Winter and Bad Weather
As we head into these cold, winter months, winter emergency preparedness should be top of mind. You never know when a storm is going to come and make it difficult to travel to the store.
There is also the chance of losing power so it is important to have food on hand that can keep...
New Year’s Grocery Budget
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With the arrival of the new year, it is time to set goals and think about wh...
Lasagna Rolls With Hidden Veggies
Homemade lasagna rolls are a meal that everyone in the family will enjoy. They provide a comforting meal, fresh from the oven and you can sneak in some extra vegetables. They can also be made in a way that is allergy friendly. If you are looking for a new meal to add t...
Christmas Morning Cinnamon Rolls Recipe
There’s nothing quite like fresh baked cinnamon rolls in the morning. For many families, mine included, it is another one of our Christmas morning traditions. While they are delicious, they are not the healthiest breakfast item. If you have family members with health concerns or al...
Stuffed Acorn Squash Recipe
Eating seasonally is a way to enjoy fresh produce at a reasonable price. In the fall we see a lot of different types of squash in the stores and one that I enjoy making is acorn squash.When I get them home, I wash them and then leave them out as some nice fall décor. They double as...