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Using Eggs in Cooking

Why do we put eggs in so many recipes?

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Using Halloween Pumpkins for Cooking

Can I use a regular pumpkin that you see all over for making pumpkin pie or soup? I heard there are different types of pumpkins and the one we use to carve as Jack-O-Lanterns are not good for cooking.

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Homemade Teriyaki Sauce Recipes

This is a guide about homemade teriyaki sauce. Teriyaki sauce can be a great addition to many different types of dishes. If you use it often however, it can get expensive. Save money by making your own teriyaki sauce.

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Making Hominy

I am trying to make hominy. I have gone through 3 pounds of dried corn and still I can't get it correct. I soaked it in pickling lime 1-3 days, in different batches. I can't seem to get the tips and husks off. I soak, I rinse, and then I boil.

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Make Your Own Sausage Patties

My husband is both diabetic and has heart problems. He has always eaten sausage for breakfast and the sausage we would buy in the grocery store always had additives and more fat in them then he could handle.

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Homemade Bisquick Mix

This a good master mix to use in place of Bisquick and saves money to boot.

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Cooking Beans from Scratch

My husband is diabetic and eats a lot of beans. We buy about 12 different types of beans (we can get some local types here also), and he takes my big water bath canner and cooks up a whole pot of beans.

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My Frugal Life: Cooking From Scratch

My Frugal Life: Cooking From Scratch<img src="/images/articles/winner.jpg" width="72" height="77" align="right">When our children were growing up we had very little extra money. We got clothes and shoes from the thrift shop and only bought groceries that were on sale. We had barely enough each month to pay our bills.


Grandma's Comfort Foods

Grandma's Comfort FoodsI am going to pass on some of my mother's and my aunt's "secret recipes" that they used to make for us. All can be made and frozen then reheated.