If you like to grill, this recipe is for you. Sad to say I don’t have a pic, but will try and add one later. The combo here of the spices, lemon and real butter is simply mouthwatering. We serve it with fried potatoes with Rosemary sprinkled in as you fry them, and some type of …
How and Why You Should Get Out of Debt – Intro
Before I start on today’s post, I wanted to encourage you to check out my guest post on Three Thrifty Guys today. There I’ll talk about how all those pennies and dimes we spent got us into debt, and are getting us out of debt. Check it out! Are you deeply buried in debt? Do …
How Waiting Before You Make that Purchase Can Save Money
I’m psyched!!! I just saved 10% on a purchase that I probably would’ve made anyway at full price! As you might know, we are on a super-strict budget in the Frugal Farmer family as we work our way out of massive amounts of debt. Entertainment is one area in which we try to spend …
Recipe of the Week: Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Photo credit I have a bit of a weakness for sweets, and because of this, I try and keep my sugar consumption to a minimum. This can be difficult sometimes, as anyone trying to stick to a healthier diet probably knows, and it doesn’t help when blogging friends like Mr. CBB continually share their amazing …
3 Reasons You Should Start Investing In College
Happy Monday, friends! Today we are excited to share with you a guest post from Kevin over at Graduating From Debt. Kevin has a heart to see kids get and stay out of debt through their college years. He tirelessly teaches and encourages young people on how to get through college without debt, or …
Self-Employment and Lending
If you happen to be self-employed, you may not find it so easy to apply for loans as usual. Lenders do sometimes see self-employed loan applicants as a heightened risk, thanks to the fact that income is not always guaranteed. While self-employed contractors and freelancers may find it a little tough to get a mortgage, …
Recipe of the Week: Cheese Quiche
One of the ways we save money here at The Frugal Farmer is by making most everything from scratch. The cost savings is unbeatable, and although sometimes it can be intimidating to throw away your prepackaged foods for homemade, once you get the hang of it, it’s often easier and tastes better than the pre-made …
Why We Blew a Hole in Our Entertainment Budget this Month
I know, I know. After my April rant about how we were going to buckle down on spending even more after realizing that our debt is an emergency, here we are completely blowing our May entertainment budget. I swear to you: we are not idiots, or self-centered people who just can’t get control of our …
How Debt Mimics Life
We’ve been a bit out of the loop this week on the blogging scene, as we’ve been hard at work on our hobby farm. The place we purchased last October has two pastures out front. When we moved in, one was fairly horse-ready, aside from a fencing issue, and the other was completely uninhabitable for …
Recipe of the Week: Mr. CBB’s Sloppy Joes
Happy Tuesday, friends! My big plans to feature a weekly recipe with the Before and After series has kind of been on hold, simply because my creativity seems to be AWOL lately. Honestly, I’m getting a bit tired of living on a tight grocery budget and feeling a bit sorry for myself at times, which …
