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(More customer reviews)I was seriously impressed with the recipes in this cookbook. The meals are indeed cheap and contain regular, everyday ingredients most of us have in our cupboards already. I love how the catagories were separated so that if you wanted a slow-cooker meal you could go right to that section. I also love the section entitled "Budget-friendly Gatherings"- meals for many without breaking open the piggy bank. There's a section entitled "Penny-pinching Pantry Staples" that includes recipes for making your own homemade sauces, spice mixes, breads, jams and more. Many of the recipes have 5 to 8 ingredients at the most. I have made quite a few recipes from the book including the Curly Noodles Supper, Hamburger Cream Gravy and Creamy Macaroni & Beef. Each recipe I have made has cost under $5 and fed my family of 5 plus leftovers and has been two thumbs up, yummy-delicious. For those that like to cook on the cheap without skimping on the flavor, this is definitely a cookbook that should be on your kitchen shelf.
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Over 200 delicious, dollar-stretching recipes for hearty, satisfying family meals. One-dish dinners like batter-topped chicken pie, warming soups like beef barley and breads like honey-wheat. Recipes for do-it-yourself kitchen staples like onion soup mix, Italian bread crumbs and Amish fried chicken coating. Filled with instant family favorites for mains, sides, sandwiches, soups, desserts & more. Home-canned delights include cider apple butter, green tomato jam and watermelon pickles.Hardcover, 224 pages.
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