Frugal Living for your Modern Family
I tried this Chicken Noodle Casserole recipe this past week and it was really good and not to mention pretty easy to make. This is going on my best comfort food list. This recipe is very basic so you can add your own personal touches to it to really make it your own. I’m planning on using different seasonings next time and add some frozen veggies to make it more nutritious.
Chicken Noodle Casserole Recipe:
We will continue the top 10 lists with the top 10 uses for vinegar. I’m talking about regular distilled vinegar for this post, I’ll go into the other kinds later. The best thing about vinegar is that it is so cheap! You can get a huge bottle on sale for around $2. Not only is it good for your wallet but it so nice to replace harsh home cleaners with natural remedies too.
1) Fabric Softener: use vinegar just like you would a brand name fabric softener to reduce cling and soften clothes. It also helps get rid of any moldy odors on towels and workout clothes.
I have discovered a great new potato side dish, Hasselbeck potatoes! They are super yummy and super easy. Apparently, this is a traditional way to eat potatoes in Sweden. You can pretty much add any spice of flavor you want. Here is my quick recipe for Hasselbeck potatoes.
1) Clean baking potatoes, do not peel
Continuing on with our top 10 lists for everday household items, today we will look at the many uses for regular granulated sugar. Besides making everything sweet and delicious and putting me in a sugar coma, it has many other uses. It can solve household and beauty problems we have everyday. Here are my top 10 uses for sugar.
1) Soothe a burnt tongue: Suck on a sprinkle of sugar or a sugar cube and the pain should go away.
There are so many different uses for common baking soda. I know must of us only use it for cooking or baking but you can really get a lot out of it. It’s great because it’s cheap and better for your health then all those cleaners that contain chemicals. Here are my top 10 uses for baking soda:
1) Add a cup to bathwater to make your skin softer.
2) Scatter baking soda around flowerbeds to prevent rabbits from eating your veggies.