Welcome to Weekend Potluck. Please come sit at the table with me as we nibble all the delicious goodies brought by our friends. The recipe with the most clicks was ~ Killer 7-Up Biscuits by The Better Baker Recipes that caught our attention ~ Pineapple Au Gratin by Five Heart Home
Beef & Peppers with Cheese Grits or as Enchiladas
One of my favorites things to do in the kitchen is to make two dinners at one time. This recipe for Beef & Peppers could become the base for several recipes, allowing you to cook once and eat twice. Beef and Peppers with Cheese Grits Place all of the ingredients for the Beef & Peppers […]
Italian Squash and Tomatoes
I love summer. The squash around here is always abundant and typically sells for $0.99 per pound, making it a frugal side for any meal. The most famous version of yellow squash in my part of the United States is crook-neck, named for the slight C-shape to the neck. Zucchini, which is green, is also a squash […]
4 Easy and Healthy After School Snack Ideas
This post contains affiliate links. If you are loading up your after school snacks list, check out these delicious concoctions from eMeals.com. 1. Nutella Grahams: Dip graham crackers in chocolate hazelnut spread and sprinkle lightly with wheat germ. Serve with milk for a little calcium and extra dairy for the day. 2. Filled Sugar Cones: […]
Weekend Potluck: August 2nd ~ 4th
It’s the weekend and everything is fine! I am ready to do some cooking and eating with these delicious recipes from last week. Check out the awesome deliciousness and keep scrolling down for more recipes linked up by our foodie friends. The recipe with the most clicks was… Coconut Cake Squares by Sweet Little Bluebird […]
Marinated London Broil with Bleu Cheese Butter
Naturally gluten free, this marinated London Broil is a simple dish that comes together very quickly with some preparation in the morning. By placing the meat in the marinade and mixing the blue cheese compound butter before starting your day, this dinner can come together in just 20 minutes. Plus, it is super delicious. My […]
August Oven-Free Dinner Menu with Recipe Links
As summer winds down, we seem to find the hottest days here in the southern United States. The challenge in our home is to keep the air conditioner from overworking. So, we maintain an oven-free dinner menu through mid-September when the temperature cools enough for our oven to regain its usefulness. If you have the […]
Weekend Potluck: July 26th ~ July 28th
Welcome to the best recipe linky party on the planet! Sadly, the top three recipes with the most clicks from last week’s recipe party did not link back. Please remember that if you want to be featured, we need a little link within your post. If you don’t want to be featured… well… carry on […]
Black Bean and Beef Tacos with Grilled Zucchini
My husband and I love Mexican food. We love it messy and call a night of great eats “Messed-Up Mexican.” That’s a good thing, I assure you. By mixing black beans with the ground beef, I can stretch a small amount of meat to make it feed the entire family. The beef and beans is […]
Weekend Potluck: July 19th ~ July 21st
Welcome to the new home of my frugal recipes! I know you guys probably think I am half off my rocker for starting another blog, but I really wanted a place for my recipes to go where they would not get lost with everything else. So, for the next several weeks, I will be moving […]
Ham and Cheese Quiche
Quiche is a word that drives fear into the hearts of a lot of beginner cooks but it shouldn’t and this recipe proves it. Ham and Cheese Quiche is simple but so good you could serve it to your in-laws. This recipe is also great for doubling and putting in the freezer. (See the freezer […]
Crock Pot Caramel Pie
Bill loves O’Charley’s Caramel Pie and when he learned that I could make it, he began to request Caramel Pie in the place of a birthday cake. Since making a Caramel Pie is tens times easier than making a birthday cake, who am I to refuse? But, with four children in the house, I was […]
3 Easy Popsicles to Beat the Summer Heat
The temperatures are soaring as a summer heat wave rolls across the United States. Beat those record temps with these three delicious and healthy popsicles from Emeals. Emeals offers easy meal plans for families of 2 to 6 and has over 50 meal plans available from which you can choose including gluten-free, Paleo, clean eating, […]
Taco Bowls with Guaca-Salsa
We love football and we send the season off by watching the “Big Game” and eating some awesome “football food.” The messier, the better. This year, we are celebrating with a taco bowl because they are so simple but so good. Start by making a bed of tortilla chips in your bowl and then add […]
Bacon-Wrapped Stuffed Chicken Breast
Living in the South, the only thing we love more than bacon is cream cheese. When you combine the two, you have Bacon-Wrapped Stuffed Chicken Breast. This was so yummy. Bill told me that he had married way out of his league after just one bite. It was so simple too. I am almost embarrassed […]
My Favorite Meatloaf
This is the meatloaf I grew up with… enhanced only slightly. Of course, my mother was a working woman and “bake” our meatloaf in a microwavable Bundt pan, cooking it in half the time. If you feel like trying a little batch cooking, make two of these: one for the oven and one for the […]
Mama Jess’ Gluten-Free Spaghetti Squash Crust Pizza
This post contains affiliate links. I experimented once by placing my family on a gluten-free diet. While I did not see any immediate results (because I think it takes longer than one month to see a difference), I gained a huge appreciation for my friends who have to be gluten-free. This recipe from Abe’s Market […]
Sausage and Chicken Jambalaya
In the movie Julie and Julia, the character explains that it is rude to say that something you cooked is “Yum” but allow me to let my redneck rudeness peak out for a moment. YUMMMM! This Sausage and Chicken Jambalaya is amazing. Pulling out the recipe I intended to use and starting to follow the […]
Southern Style Red Beans and Rice
I love my mother’s red beans and rice. Though I have tried to duplicate them, I struggle to figure it all out. So, finally, I put aside my pride and asked for the recipe. This recipe for red beans can easily be prepared in the crock pot. Just prepare the rice before you serve dinner. […]
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