Cooking

One of the best ways to stretch a meal is by taking a small amount of food and making soup. Here’s the formula to create the ultimate frugal soup!

The problem with pesto is pine nuts are expensive. For a budget-friendly, allergen-free option, Sunflower Seed Pesto may be your new favorite condiment.

Don’t want to spend $8 at the cafe for a breakfast bagel but still want to indulge? Here’s how to make your own on the cheap.

Just moved into a new place? You can’t cook a meal without any tools. Here’s how to get your kitchen tools on a budget.

A free wartime cookbook from 1918 can help us with modern-day problems we’re facing right now, like inflation, limited options, and supply chain issues.

Five-dollar soup with enough to feed an army (or at least a hungry family)? Is that even possible? Read on and we’ll show you it’s not only so, but it can be incredibly tasty and nutritious as well.

Here’s a menu for lean weeks using a large chicken as the basis of 7 meals. It’s healthy, hearty, and fills tummies without draining wallets.

Manual kitchen appliances still work when the lights go out AND they save you money. Here are the manual kitchen appliances you need to keep cooking!

Never underestimate the potential of a stir-fry for using up odds and ends in your refrigerator or pantry.  Allow me to introduce the Ultimate Frugal Stir-Fry Formula.

The ways you can cook lentils are literally endless. You can add these protein-packed legumes to almost any dish and, better still, they’re dirt cheap!