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Entries Tagged as 'homemade'

Finer Things Friday: Homemade Cracker Recipe, at Long Last!

February 5th, 2010 · 44 Comments · Do It Yourself, Upgraded Nutrition, recipes

I’m psyched to be hosting Finer Things Friday for Amy at The Finer Things in Life as she is at the Blissdom blogging conference, of which I am insanely jealous.  But I digress.  If it’s your first time here, welcome to Kitchen Stewardship!  I’ve been teasing my readers about my homemade cracker recipe for weeks [...]

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A Gathering of Homemade Dressings

February 2nd, 2010 · 14 Comments · Do It Yourself, recipes

I never thought homemade dressings would be  something I would do, but when I gave up all white and corn sugars last year for Lent, I tried some out of necessity.  I love yellow mustard, but I got sick of having it on my salads all the time, plus I knew I needed some healthy [...]

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Simple, Frugal Homemade Gifts for Kids: Books on CD, Playdough Kits, Bathtime Fun

December 2nd, 2009 · 17 Comments · Do It Yourself, frugality

I believe in the simplicity and thoughtfulness of homemade gifts, especially for young ones.  In fact, I truly believe we need to pray for a return to a greater appreciation of simple times and simple toys. (See my food gift ideas too.)  I’ve had a lot of fun creating homemade gift ideas for all the [...]

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Simple Homemade Gifts: Healthy Salad Dressings and More

November 19th, 2009 · 14 Comments · Do It Yourself, Upgraded Nutrition, recipes

The first time I met my future mother-in-law, she gave me a gift.  I was a freshman in college and her son’s first girlfriend (we’d been dating about a week at the time).  It was near Valentine’s Day, which was cause enough for a gift bag, some tissue paper and a bottle of lotion, some [...]

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My First Roux (and a Cream of Potato Soup Recipe)

October 27th, 2009 · 18 Comments · Do It Yourself, Fat Full Fall, Upgraded Nutrition, frugality, recipes

I can still picture standing in the kitchen my first summer in an apartment, talking on the phone with my mother.  I called her a lot to ask how to do things!  I just wanted the recipe for cream of potato soup, one of my favorites, and there she was explaining how to make a [...]

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October Fest Carnival of Super Foods: Un-Processed Foods Edition

October 21st, 2009 · 14 Comments · Do It Yourself, carnivals, recipes

There are so many reasons I’m trying to get away from processed foods for my family.  Nutrition, cost, packaging, additives, trans fats, MSGs, high fructose corn syrup, overdone advertising, and food contamination threats come immediately to mind, but I’m sure there are more.  !!  How about you?
The problem, of course, is that everything you make [...]

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Recipe Connection: 100% Whole Grain Homemade Tortillas

October 21st, 2009 · 110 Comments · Do It Yourself, Upgraded Nutrition, recipes

Making your own tortillas might sound like a whole lot of hassle when you can just buy a bag of them at any grocery store.  I’ve decided it’s worth it for me.
Before you go thinking you can’t do this, you should probably know: I don’t make my own bread.  I still buy packaged cereal occasionally.  [...]

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