Family, Children, Love, Jesus
We spend roughly $800 per month on groceries. We don’t go on extravagant shopping sprees every week. This surprises most people, even other large families who spend twice as much with half as many children. The question they ask is, “What on earth are you eating?” A better question may be, “What on earth aren’t you eating?”
Complex recipes usually require running off to the store to spend more time, energy and money than I (nor you) would like to spend. I try hard to make each recipe as frugal and simple as possible, blessing your family with great meals.
We think 2-year-olds are terrific, not terrible. Include them in your everyday life. You may have to put up with a few shells in the egg bowl, but is that really a big deal?
We love pumpkin seeds. The recipe isn’t rocket science, but we’re surprised how many people just throw away the insides of their pumpkins. Breaks our hearts! Here are simple instructions.
Today is Julia Childs’ birthday. I think I’m going to cook something special. And I got word from our publisher: we’re selling my cookbooks for 1/2 price…this week only. Plus, I want you to be a part of the Volume 3 in a special way.
Making homemade yogurt isn’t as involved as some may think. It is a little more complicated than most of our recipes, but boy, is it worth it!
I get more positive feedback about my Homemade Macaroni & Cheese recipe perhaps more than any other. Here’s a video showing how easy it is. You may never go back to Kraft again!
