Turkish Chicken in the Instant Pot
I saw a recipe for Doner Kababs on Recipe Tin’s Facebook page a month or 2 ago. Fabulous recipe. But I wanted it FASTER. An hour in the oven during the summer months is a bit much. I decided to give this a whirl in my Instant Pot, and it’s…
Read MoreDecadent Hazelnut Chocolate Pie
This incredible recipe takes just minutes to make. If you have an Aldi nearby, they have all the ingredients for a fraction of what a regular supermarket charges. You can, of course, make this with Nutella, a Keebler crust, and Cool Whip, but nobody I’ve made it for has noticed…
Read MoreSuper-easy, Fabulous, Low-Carb, Crispy Hot Legs
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Read MoreEaster Appetizers – Deviled Egg Tulips
Whether for Easter or just for spring, these deviled eggs that look like tulips are sure to be a hit. Everyone loves deviled eggs, and they are particularly inexpensive to make (especially around Easter when eggs are on sale). In the following video I show my technique for my spring-time…
Read MoreMy turkey is still frozen! What can I do?
Have you checked your turkey? Is it still frozen? Don’t fret, there is still time to defrost it and brine it at the same time. My 16 pound frozen turkey was purchased and popped in the fridge last THURSDAY. According to the ‘experts’, one should allow 1 day per every…
Read MoreCutting a pineapple the easy way
How to cut a pineapple I’m a gadget addict, I fully admit it. I rarely buy my gadgets new, though. Hubby and I find them at garage sales. Sometimes they are keepers, sometimes not. The below demo of a pineapple cutter, shows one of my favorites and shows how to…
Read MoreBaked Ziti Recipe
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Read MoreKeeping chickens for eggs: is it frugal?
I started keeping chickens (hens) about a year ago. I wanted the fresh eggs and I love being self-sufficient. I’ve been keeping detailed records about what I’ve spent and how many eggs my 4 chickens have provided me with. Things to consider: cost of a coop (hen house and run),…
Read MoreBackyard Gardening to Save Money
It’s a gorgeous pre-spring day, just over 70 degrees here in Chesapeake, Virginia. I took to the opportunity to get some seeds in the ground for fast-growing cool weather crops. Realistically some of these could have been planted a few weeks ago, but I really don’t like working outside in…
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