Do you cook with a cast-iron skillet? Heat your skillet on low before adding your cooking oil. The food will stick less if the pan is heated first. When you finish cooking, remove food and debris from your pan. Add water between one half inch and one full inch deep. Heat on medium or low for 5 minutes to boil off any remaining food and grease. Discard the water. With a paper towel or cloth, rub cooking oil on the inside of your warm pan so that the entire bottom and sides are coated lightly. Now you're done. Use this simple cleaning process (water, then oil) to clean your pan every time you cook - it seasons your pan and makes it non-stick, the old-fashioned way!
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Save-a-Dime coupon alert for publix
Betty Crocker cookie mix is BOGO this week if you have the 40 cent off coupon, these will come out at
53 cents a pack. Thanks to coupon clippers I have 8 so I am on my way to pick up mine.
Happy shopping.
53 cents a pack. Thanks to coupon clippers I have 8 so I am on my way to pick up mine.
Happy shopping.
Save-a-Dime at Dollar Tree Maruchan 3pk instant lunch
The dollar Tree had the 3 pack of maruchan Instant Lunch for 1.00 this week. These are the ones in the cups.
33 cent lunch pretty good price.
Save-a-dime On Butter
Kroger has real butter a whole pound for 1.98 this week. Now is the time to stock up, the best price I have seen on butter lately is 2.50 a lb. My guess is it won't be this cheap again for awhile.
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Sunday, October 24, 2010
JEANNE ROBERTSON VIDEO! Don't Bungee Jump Naked!
Her comedic focus is for seniors She is HILARIOUS . . . .
; And her humor is clean! She calls her husband "left brain". . . .; So you'll know who she is talking about!
She was Miss North Carolina in 1963
; And her humor is clean! She calls her husband "left brain". . . .; So you'll know who she is talking about!
She was Miss North Carolina in 1963
Is your pantry well stocked?
Pantry Basics : Staples (standard kitchen supplies)
• Baking powder• Baking soda
• Beans, canned: black beans, red kidney, white
• Beans, dried: red kidney, great northern, lima, lentils, split pea, black, pinto
• Bread crumbs
• Broth, dried and canned: beef, vegetable, chicken
• Cereal
• Chocolate: unsweetened squares, semisweet chips, cocoa powder
• Coffee: beans, ground, instant
• Cooking spray
• Cornmeal
• Cornstarch
• Crackers
• Dried fruits: raisins, apricots
• Extracts: vanilla, lemon, almond, orange
• Flour: All-purpose, whole wheat, cake, bread
• Fruit preserves, jam, jelly
• Garlic, fresh
• Gelatin: powdered, unflavored
• Lemons, fresh
• Limes, fresh
• Milk: boxed, powdered, evaporated milk
• Nuts: almonds, peanuts, walnuts, pecans, pine nuts
• Onions: red and yellow
• Pasta, dried: spaghetti, linguini, angel hair, fettuccine, penne, noodles
• Peanut butter
• Potatoes, fresh
• Rice: long-grain, wild, basmati, arborio
• Soup: canned and dry bouillon
• Sugar: granulated, confectioner's, light and dark brown
• Tea
• Tomatoes: canned whole, crushed, chopped, puree, sauce, fresh
• Tuna, canned
• Yeast, dry active
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