***After taking the time to read, Miserly Moms by Jonni McCoy, I have decided to post about some of my "miserly" ways! I know that there are many websites, blogs, and books for that matter that share how to have a frugal/thrifty mindset already but each one does things a bit differently to suit their needs. So I figured that I wouldn't be stepping on anyone's toes if I shared some thoughts as well.*** --Chicken and turkey are usually less expensive, but contain more protein and nutrients than many other meats. They are also lower in saturated fats and cholesterol than many meats . --Save money by cutting a whole chicken into parts yourself. You can do this or just watch ads for when then different chicken pieces are on sale. Around here I can get drumsticks and thighs for 99 cents/lb. I can also get whole chickens for 99 cents/lb. Bone-in chicken breasts are usually on sale around here for $1.29/lb and when they are I usually will snag several packs. I cook the bo...
Breakfasts at my house are pretty much routine. Each day of every week is pretty much the same which can help to make things simple and frugal! I have been diligently working at collecting some new recipes to work at adding to our breakfast repertoire. I decided to share a couple of family favorites. I am going to share my breakfast sandwiches recipe. Around my house we called them "Mom's McBiscuits" or "Mom's McMuffins"! " Mom's McBiscuits or McMuffins" 1 tube of Grands Biscuits, baked 1 dozen eggs, cooked 6 slices bacon, cut in half and then cook 5 slices American cheese 2 sausage patties I made these this morning here is how I put them together. I baked two tubes of biscuits last night for dinner. We ate one for dinner, the rest I cooled and put in a ziploc bag. I also went ahead and cooked a pound of bacon and a package of 8 sausage patties. Before I cook the pound of bacon, I cut the bacon strips in half. Before I cooked ...