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Sunday, November 22nd, 2009

Baking Delights

Cheap Desserts:Depression Style Rice Tart

September 1, 2009 by Marye Audet  
Filed under Cheap Eats

Cheap Desserts:Depression Style Rice Tart

Of you are looking for cheap desserts, Depression style rice tart can fit the pie pan.
Seriously, I am looking through my vintage cookbooks more and more these days, especially those published around the time of the Depression through World War II. Those women had to feed their families on limited funds and limited ingredients. More and more, as grocery prices seem to swing out of control I find that these old recipes work great for me.

I was skeptical about this rice tart. It seemed a little weird to me but I had several cups of left-over rice that needed to …read more

Vegetarian Vegetable Soup Recipe

February 4, 2009 by Marye Audet  
Filed under Vegetarian

Vegetarian Vegetable Soup Recipe

Soup is the best food ever.  Really. Think about it.
It is versatile, generally inexpensive, and is there a better way to get rid of the leftovers in the fridge? I think not.  You can toss everything into a slow cooker or cook it in a stock pot on top of the stove and the results will be the same.  Hot steamy goodness that makes the house smell like home.

Presto Pasta Night… Spinach Fettucine Alfredo with Pistachios

December 9, 2008 by Marye Audet  
Filed under 30 Minutes or Less

Presto Pasta Night… Spinach Fettucine Alfredo with Pistachios

 
Oddly enough there was a little bit of the creamed spinach left.  And, not so oddly enough I needed a quick side dish.

Spagetti with Garden Marinara Sauce

August 28, 2008 by Marye Audet  
Filed under Uncategorized

Spagetti with Garden Marinara Sauce

 
This is my entry for this week’s presto pasta.  It’s kind of embarrassing because it is so simple that there isn’t even really a recipe.
A few weeks ago I was given a large amount of on-the-edge tomatoes.  I tossed them in the crockpot with garlic, basil, oregeno, onion, and various other sauce ingredients, let them simmer for several hours, and then pureed them and canned them in quart jars.  It was alot of work but I was so glad to have created 8 quarts of free spagetti sauce base!

What to do with Leftover….

May 23, 2008 by Marye Audet  
Filed under From the Blogs

What to do with Leftover….

So, Leftovers…unless you have teenage boys you are bound to have them.
June’s What to do with Leftover….. theme is pasta.
What do you do with that cup of left over rigatoni, or that smidgen of orzo left in the pan? A single lasagne noodle?
So here are the rules:

What to do With Leftover……..EGGS! Round-up

May 22, 2008 by Marye Audet  
Filed under Leftovers, challenges

What to do With Leftover……..EGGS! Round-up

Here it is, the round up for , What to do with Leftover……
This month it is eggs. Whether you make a pound cake, or an angel food cake or even a fritter batter you can end up with leftover egg whites or leftover egg yolks. If you have chickens, like we do, sometimes leftover eggs means that the chickens laid more than usual and there are 5 or 6 dozen in the fridge!
Being eco-friendly, taking care of the environment also means not being wasteful. Frugality is cool! Besides, those chickens work HARD to give you those …read more

Quick and Easy: Ham and Cheese Strata

Quick and Easy: Ham and Cheese Strata

There are some recipes that have been around a long, long time..and you try them and think…
Why?
But strata is one of those ancient recipes that began because some busy homemaker had some leftover ham, some cheese, a few eggs, and not much time. It has stayed around because, well, it is just good, simple food. And it is quick.
Did I mention versatile?


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