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Kale Caesar Salad with Tahini Dressing
Kale Caesar salad is a clever riff of the traditional Caesar salad recipe. This recipe is adapted from one of Yotam Ottolenghi's kale salad recipes that I came across during a deep dive into the Youtube abyss. It includes kale, quinoa, parsley, crunchy lettuce, chopped cucumber & tomatoes...- Hoca
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How to Roast Eggplant
Who doesn't love roasted eggplant? It's delicious, nutritious, and so easy to make! In this blog post, we will teach you how to roast eggplant perfectly every time. Roasted eggplant goes great with just about anything - pasta, rice, salad, or even by itself! So let's get started. Source- Hoca
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Chopped Cheese Sandwich the Bodega Way
Ever heard of a chopped cheese sandwich? This Harlem favorite is legendary. If you're from outside the city, chances are you've never had one. Once you try this iconic meal from any one of Harlem's beloved bodegas, it will be an instant favorite. Source- Hoca
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CHOPPED CHEESE BODEGA STYLE
Welcome to Web Stories: FULL RECIPE HERE! Source- Hoca
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New Orleans Traditional Yakamein Recipe
Feed yourself or a crowd with this scalable recipe, a New Orleans original. This simple beef and noodle soup has origins dating back to the Chinese railroad workers who set up a temporary Chinatown in New Orleans. Beef, noodles, broth and some Creole seasoning. Source- Hoca
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Tomato and Cucumber Greek Salad Recipe
This traditional Greek Salad with tomatoes, cucumbers, feta and Kalamata onions is perfect paired with olive oil, red wine vinegar and fresh lemon juice. Source- Hoca
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Polish Stuffed Cabbage Recipe
Traditional Polish Cabbage rolls make for a classic Sunday dinner. These rolls are filled with a meat and rice mixture, then baked in tomato sauce until done. Source- Hoca
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How We Avoid Cable And Watch Free TV Online
Greeting fair Frugalwoods friends! It’s Mr. Frugalwoods here, making a rare appearance as author. I’m usually your trusty behind-the-scenes tech guy, but today I want to share our strategies for securing gratis TV. “Hold on, you don’t have cable?!?” Yep. Don’t have it. Never have and probably...- Hoca
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Maintaining Friendships And Frugality
Everybody likes hanging out with their friends! This is true for human beings aged toddler to grandparent (and hounds too!). We all enjoy carousing, playing, and fraternizing with our buddies. But what happens when you’re a devout frugal weirdo (à la moi) and you still want to spend quality time...- Hoca
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Frolicking Through Fall With The Frugalwoods
The first hesitant tendrils of fall are filtering through the air. Frugal Hound is sniffing the cool breeze expectantly and thus far, one leaf hath crunched underfoot–it was either premature in its falling or just a dead leaf, but I’ll take it! Autumn is, without contest, the most favored of...- Hoca
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Behind the Scenes of our 901-mile, 1-day Frugal Road Trip
Yet again, Mr. Frugalwoods and I have engaged in frugal weirdo behavior of relatively epic proportion. This time, it was in the form of a road trip. A very long road trip. Did you know you can rent a car at 10pm on a Tuesday night in Charlotte, NC and return it the very next night at 10pm in...- Hoca
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Why Frugal Friends Are The Best Friends
Last year I wrote a post for my friends, The Frugalwoods, called Frugal Friends and Where to Find Them. Today’s post is the sequel. A couple months ago, a new neighbor came over to chat. He had noticed that Mrs. 1500 and I were out of town and asked us where we’d been. I told him that we were...- Hoca
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Frugal Hosting Ideas For Hanging Out With Friends
My fabulous, and fairly frugal, parents visited us here on the homestead last month and, while they were here, I put them to work brainstorming ideas to share on Frugalwoods. A few topics that did not make the cut: Why you should/should not water down your hand-soap. Very polarizing. Possibly...- Hoca
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How We Recreate In Winter: The Gear, The Mindset, and The Baby Sled
When people ask why we moved to Vermont, I always answer “the woods!” And it’s true, we love our woods. We love looking at them, thinking about them, discussing them, photographing them and, most of all, being in them. However, as you might’ve noticed from my recent photos on Facebook and...- Hoca
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Reader Suggestions Of Frugal And Fun Winter Activities
Welcome to my monthly Reader Suggestions feature! Every month I post a question to our Frugalwoods Facebook group and share the best responses here. The questions are topics I’ve received multiple queries on and my hope is that by leveraging the braintrust of Frugalwoods nation, you’ll find...- Hoca
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Potlucks: They’re Great
What’s not to love about a potluck? You make food, other people make food, you bring that food together and then you eat! Potlucks are a bedrock of frugal living, of community-centered living, of family-oriented living, of social living, and of living for people who like to eat. How could...- Hoca
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10 Ways to Spot a Frugal Friend. #4 Involves Dryer Lint.
You: walking around town wearing hand-me-downs, sipping coffee from a thermos you brought from home, running a debt-free hand through your home haircut, wondering if there are others like you in this world of seemingly endless consumption. Me: other frugal person, catching your eye, noting your...- Hoca
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We’re Spending 1,000 Hours Outside in 2021 (maybe, we’ll see how it goes)
I don’t think I’ve ever kept a New Year’s resolution. Ever. In my frittered youth, I made impossible, vague and numerous resolutions. I’d resolve to “lose weight, achieve inner peace and volunteer more,” all in the same year, with no specifics, no action plan and no accountability. I think we...- Hoca
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How I Gave Myself the Gift of Being a Beginner
It’s rare to be a beginner as an adult. As kids, “beginner” described our lives. Everything a kid does is new. They’re inexperienced and unafraid of grabbing a sweet potato and peeler for the first time ever and skimming the blade over the peel without hesitation. But as adults, we almost never...- Hoca
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