Great sites to help you save on groceries

Recently, I’ve begun a quest to find the best deals for groceries, and searching for ways to save money while feeding my family.
Some of our readers have passed along great coupon and other frugal living sites. Here is a list so you can begin your savings today!
From Angela: Frugal Coupon Living, where you [...]

Kids made it: Peanut Butter Pizza

Here’s a great easy lunch recipie that kids of any age can help make.
Peanut Butter Pizza
You’ll need:
Pocketless Pita bread (white or wheat, your choice)
Peanut Butter or other nut butter
Jelly or Jam
Banana cut into slices (optional)
To prepare:
Take one pita, spread Peanut Butter “sauce” on pita with back of spoon
Dollop with Jelly or jam (can be spread)
Garnish with [...]

Kids made it: Cheesy broccoli and baked corn dogs

It’s summer time.  Kids are home from school.  Looking for something fun to get them off the couch or away from the computer?  Why not bring ‘em into the kitchen?

No pups required Baked Corn Dogs (makes 7 corn dogs)

For this recipe you’ll need a corn stick pan, you can find these at Wal-Mart [...]

Terrific Margarita Pie with Pretzel Crust

Long ago and far away during an earlier life, I was handed down a few good to go recipes from some very noteworthy military wives. This terrific non-alcoholic, no bake Margarita Pie with Pretzel Crust recipe was one of them – and after all of these years, I’m still in awe of everything they [...]

Little Eggplant Stacks

As a vegetarian, I’m always looking for quick and delicious recipes. This is what I threw together in about 15 minutes last night. It involves some ‘cheating’, if you have more time (lucky you!) you could do the entire recipe from scratch.
Little Eggplant Stacks
You’ll need:
About 4 baby eggplants (find glossy black ones that shouldn’t require [...]

How did you do that shrimp curry with your busy schedule?

I love quick cooking. I like quick writing, too.
So here’s a ten minute recipe that’ll have everyone asking, “Wow, how do you find time to do that on your busy schedule?”
Smile knowingly and mutter something about learning about Indian food when you were traveling there with Mommy back in the day, or it was [...]

Spinach and Feta Frittata

One of the benefits of having a chef for a husband is access to healthy, easy-to-prepare recipes.  The downside is, I’ve had to learn to cook since he’s normally cooking for others.
This spinach and feta frittata takes around 35 minutes from start to finish.  Remember, with a frittata, you can use any ingredients you like (sausage, any veggie, etc.) [...]