A Delicious Recession

Big Flavors on a Small Budget

March 6, 2012

Baked Mushroom Risotto with Caramelized Onions

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This winter has been a pretty mild one for us New Englanders. I mean, with temps in the 40's through all of February it leaves little to...
June 22, 2011

Roasted Tomatoes Over Pasta

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Looking at this list of ingredients I thought to myself, "I don't know about this, seems too simple." But MAN OH MAN was I wro...
June 17, 2011

Chicken Lettuce Wraps

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Thai Lettuce Wraps fro m Cheesec ake Factory are my favorite dish to get when we go out! I don't even need the cheesecake for dessert w...
June 16, 2011

Roasted Red Peppers

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After posting the pizza I realized I didn't let you in on the secret of making roasted red peppers! Better late than never!! And roastin...
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June 15, 2011

Spinach Pesto Pizza with Roasted Peppers and Portobello

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Pizza is always a good quick way to use up leftovers, but sometimes it needs to be mixed up a bit. I get easily sick of the "yooj....
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June 14, 2011

Spiced Candied Nuts

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Naked Nuts, haha! Caution, these are highly addictive! Make in large batches to share or to hoard and eat alone! I made a batch for a gir...
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April 20, 2011

Tips and Tricks for Successful Budgeting

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I wanted to share some of my tricks for saving money and time when cooking. These will not only help you keep on track with budgeting and me...
April 19, 2011

Roasted Stuffed Mushrooms

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This is an easy and quick meal that makes plenty for leftovers! Hearty, healthy and flavorful you will be making this one again!  Using ingr...
March 31, 2011

OCD Cutting Board

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This REALLY made me laugh today, so I'm sharing it with you guys! You can find it here if your need to make carrots into perfect 1/4 ...
March 22, 2011

Mushroom, Pepper, and Potato Frittata

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This is a wonderful and easy dish to make for company, a quick dinner, or to use up leftovers from the fridge. Feel free to swap out the ing...
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A Delicious Recession

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Dish Delish
Warwick, RI, United States

After the recession started my husband and I challenged ourselves to save more money by going out to eat less often. The result; more home cooked meals. Spending under $100 a week on all food has been challenging at times, but most always rewarding. See how we eat big flavors on a small budget!
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