It’s time to share your frugal and nourishing tips and recipes! Where do you shop for quality food at a lower price? What recipe saves a penny? How do you balance a budget with nourishing food? Share here.
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Thanks again for hosting! I really enjoy all the links and new ideas this provides. I’m sharing a GF Asparagus Quiche – it’s pretty easy and quite tasty. Enjoy!
I collected a huge bag of stinging nettles yesterday. Not only are they a delicious green, they are super-nutritious and highly medicinal. Nettle infusions are very popular. But I prefer to just cook with them, and eat my medicine. I’m sharing a recipe for nettle paneer, which is a play on the classic spinach dish.
Thanks for having this 🙂 Look forward to reading all of the yummy stuff added today! http://savedbytheeggtimer.blogspot.com/2011/06/very-blueberry-lemonade.html
~Natasha
Hi Kimi! Thank you for hosting Pennywise Platter. I’m sharing a recipe for Chocolate Peanut Butter fudge, which I actually adapted from your recipe for Chocolate Fudge! It is delicious!
Thanks again,
Mindy
I have a great recipe for whole grain muffins, gluten and dairy free, with raisins. Other fruit could easily be substituted. They are on the sweet side, but not too terrible if you make them small!
I am beating the heat today. Using the crockpot to cook a Easy Lemon Chicken.
Thank you for hosting! I shared a very yummy Shaved Asparagus Pizza with Quinoa Crust. It’s whole grain & gluten free.
Thanks for hosting, Kimi. Today I linked up a post on how to make broth and soup with chicken feet. Nothing like feet to produce a beautiful broth.
It’s very hot here and we’re going for cold dishes right now, so I’ve linked up Super Carrot Dressing. It has few ingredients and can be made thick or thin depending upon the intended use. 🙂
Thanks, Kimi!
Shirley
I’ve posted a rhubarb sorbet recipe. What are your favorite rhubarb recipes?
I am sharing my recipe using my water kefir grains. My first experiment was a Blueberry Kefir Soda and it turned out amazing! Full of probiotics, vitamins and minerals. 🙂
Thanks for hosting Kimi! I linked up a Polish dish that uses sauerkraut! 🙂
I shared my recipe for Chocolate Mint Cookies. This recipe is gluten free, but can be made using “regular” flour if you don’t have an issue with gluten.
Thanks for hosting!
Thanks for hosting, just added one of our summer faves: grilled sweet onions 🙂
Thanks for hosting! I shared my BLT flatbread pizza. Have a great weekend!!
I’m a little late, but I shared my soaked rhubarb coffeecake – it’s simple and delicious, and definitely frugal, especially if you grow rhubarb or know someone who does! 🙂
thanks for giving us a chance to share what we’re up to in our kitchens! I posted a link to my new e-cookbook that has over 50 whole food recipes!
I love finding inexpensive and nourishing ways to feed my family. Thanks for doing this every week!