This warm and tasty meal makes a great breakfast on a winter morning. It’s super cheap, fairly healthy, and the kids love it!
Creamy Mac & Cheese
This $3 meal is a family staple at our house because it’s got plenty of protein and it’s great comfort food. You’ll find it on our Meal Calendar at least 4 times a month. As usual, this size of a meal will feed our family of 6.
Black Bean Soup
This cheap and hearty meal will warm your soul on a cold night. It’s simple, yet tasty, and we’ll have enough leftover for soup the next day for lunch.
Buttered Noodles With Veggies
This simple recipe is a family favorite, and great for days when I’m not up to cooking a complex meal.
Chipotle Rice
This is one of our favorite lunch and/or dinner recipes. Cheap, tasty and filling, Chipotle Rice meets all of our criteria for a DE meal, and it fits into our cheapest meal category, feeding our family of 6 for about $1.24.
Frugal Family Gatherings
We absolutely love to entertain at our house. The problem? Entertaining a large crowd doesn’t exactly fit in with a frugal budget. But getting gazelle intense with paying off your debt doesn’t mean you can’t entertain. So how do we stick to our stringent budget and still get the privilege of entertaining our family and/or …
Some Like it Hot
Some like it hot. No, not that kind of hot. But apparently, our horses are much happier when it’s hot. “Thanks. We’ll be right over” I said to our very sweet and understanding next-door neighbor. That was her third call this week. How was that darned horse getting out of the pasture?!
The Countdown Begins
So, we’re 27 days out from beginning the countdown to our Depression-era lifestyle in order to learn how to: be more self-sufficient, live on less, and reduce our debtload during 2013. As I prayed about this yesterday, I felt again strongly in my spirit that this is indeed the Lord’s plan for us. And I have to say, I’ve …
Homesteading: A New Reason Why
This post is kind of like the second half of Homesteading: Where to Start?, and tells more of the story leading up to our big move, which I talked about in Rethinking Things: How We Got Here. We hope you enjoy it! Ok, so now that we’ve been researching homesteading as the Lord leads, we …
Homesteading: Where to Start?
This post is a “prequel” to our first post: Re-thinking Things: How We Got Here. It tells about the time between when we first felt led to get out of the suburbs, and when we actually moved into our old farmhouse.
