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Budget-Friendly Mexican Food Recipes

[image error]Enjoy Mexican food? Looking for some great recipes that are easy and cheap? Check out these ideas and tips for making great Mexican food every week. Nowadays, you can find a decent taco almost anywhere. Even Europe. (Well, Chipotle in London is trying…) But this wasn’t always the case. When I was a kid visiting […]

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Homemade Chicken Enchiladas with Roasted Chiles

[image error]Hosting a crowd? Serve two big pans of homemade chicken enchiladas with freshly roasted chiles. No crowd? No problem. Stash one pan in the freezer for another time. Got a hankering for something hearty that can feed a large group without a lot of work? Looking for a dish that can be made in advance, […]

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Tips for Organizing the Kitchen

[image error]An organized workspace is not only nice to look at, but it’s also easier to work in. Try these tips for organizing the kitchen so that your meal prep tasks go more smoothly. Kitchen work is inevitable. Unless you’ve got a personal chef or can handle eating out every night, the kitchen is a regular […]

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How to Stick to Your Meal Plan

[image error]So, you’ve got your fancy meal plan of carefully chosen and paired recipes. Either you or a meal planning service put time and energy into said plan. So, do you know how to stick to your meal plan? Recipe: Santa Fe Salad Staring into the fridge, wondering what to make for supper? But, I thought you […]

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Leftover Ham Recipes to Help You Save Money

These leftover ham recipes are perfect for using your Easter ham. Try one, try them all. They're super duper good.

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Grilled Pork Tenderloin with a Homemade Spice Rub

[image error]Homemade spice blends are a cheap and easy way to add flavor and texture to your favorite grilled meats. Try this grilled pork tenderloin with its warm, spicy rub. Grilled meats are so fun and easy to prepare, they top my list of quick and simple meals. I particularly love grilling larger cuts of meat […]

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How to Make a Fruit Tray

[image error]Want to serve a fruit tray at your next gathering? Not sure how to swing it so that it looks pretty? No problem. Follow these easy tips to make pretty fruit platters with very little work. Party season approaches! Passover, Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, weddings, graduations, baby showers, not to mention the endless parade […]

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How to Make an Easy Veggie Tray

[image error]Purchased vegetable trays are convenient, but they can be costly. Here’s all you need to create a super easy veggie tray and save money. OK, you’re taking a dish to a potluck and you’ve been assigned “the veggie tray.” You could just pick up one of the many vegetable platters available in the produce section […]

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How to Cut Kiwi

[image error]Kiwi fruit, those fuzzy brown globes you find in the grocery store, are filled with delicious green flesh and edible black seeds. Not sure how to cut kiwi? Learn today and start enjoying this tasty fruit. You’ve seen them before. Those fuzzy brown globes in the produce department or maybe the farmer’s market. You know […]

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The BEST Homemade Supreme Pizza Recipe

Make pizza night super duper out of this world with homemade pizza. This recipe is supreme with vegetables and two types of meat. Yum!

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