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frugal feasts
http://frugalfeasts.blogspot.com
2 moms, 13 kids, dinner nightly. This blog follows all the nonsense behind the Concord (NH) Monitor's bi-weekly family food column, Frugal Feasts. It is co-written by Suzanne Ellinwood and Robin Broadbent
- Added on: Jan 4th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: suzanne ellinwood
- Listed in: Home Cooking Family Friendly
- Tags: family humor big families mom humor family cooking frugal feasts
Recent Posts
Shelly O!
Michelle OBama, The First Lady in Photographs is on the top of my wish list this year. I plan to pour a giant glass of wine, snuggle into my snuggie (hint hint) and bask in the beauty that is our first lady. That girl can dress like nobody's busine...
Teacher Gifts: a small token of our huge appreciation
Listen up ladies:The last day of school before vacation is coming quick. And not lame gifts that fall in a reasonable price range are hard to find. So head over to Eddie Bauer and order up a bunch of these. I mean seriously, who would not love to h...
Christmas 2009
In the rush to get it all done before everyone comes home for the holidays there were only a few of us to take the annual trip to get the tree. So we headed out to the local ice cream/Christmas tree stand and found a most beautiful tree.Of course we ...
Holiday Helpings: New Column Exclusively in The Concord Monitor
Photo by Ken Williams for The Concord MonitorSince we started writing the Frugal Feasts Column we have been flattered and surprised by the number of questions we get from readers.Flattered to think that anyone would want our opinions, and surprised t...
Sausage Zucchini Casserole
This is a quick and delicious recipe8oz. bulk pork sausage3 zucchini sliced1 onion finely chopped2t. butter1 clove garlic minced1 8 3/4oz. can cream-style corn2c. shredded Monterrey jack cheese3/4 c. cornbread stuffing4.5 oz can chopped green chiles,...
I am Thankful
This is the time of year when we take stock.Things may not be what we imagined they would be.Things may not be be what we want them to be. So in taking stock I do realize how much I am thankful for. The little things I have todayMy new old stove ( I ...
