Saving Money in the Kitchen: Frugal Cooking Tips and Recipes

by Louise Hill

Louise Hill is a mom to five and grandmother to 8 who has spent years learning how to save money throughout the house. In Saving Money in the Frugal Cooking Tips and Recipes, Louise shares the many tips that she has learned. Despite the economic conditions, whenever you can save money it means that you have more money to save or to spend elsewhere. In difficult economic conditions, finding ways to save money can be crucial.In this book you will learn how to cut costs in the kitchen, not only by reducing your grocery bill, but also by stocking your kitchen wisely and cooking smart. Saving Money in the Frugal Cooking Tips and Recipes is filled with tips on how to save money on food costs, as well as delicious meal ideas and breakfast, lunch, dinner, side dish, soup, dessert and slow cooker recipes that you can make inexpensively. Scroll up and Click Buy to start saving money in the kitchen today!

Genres: Cookbooks, Cooking, Finance

86 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 15, 2012

Reviews

[Stephanie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting tips and recipes

This book is full of great tips and many yummy looking recipes. It is definitely worth reading. Check it out today!

[Therese · Rating 2 out of 5]

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After looking at my last few grocery bills, I thought I would give this a quick read. Besides I need a break from William.

I should have read the remaining part of this title because there are more recipes than anything else in here. For saving money in the kitchen tips... I already knew those, grew up knowing them. If anyone is saving money, I'm sure they already know this as well.

The word Frugal is overused as it is delicious and always veggies instead of vegetables that got to be rather annoying, but I will give the author credit for trying. There might be some ideas for making up something to eat for one or two people, along with the recipes, but if I were still cooking, I need pictures so I know what something is supposed to look like. I think it would be just as easy to look on the Internet and/or in your own cookbook.

[Terri · Rating 3 out of 5]

Louise Hill has some decent tips but nothing earth shattering. The recipes are loaded with expensive pre-packaged items that I am trying to avoid.

[Darinda · Rating 3 out of 5]

Free Kindle book. Basic saving tips and some recipes.

[Kay · Rating 3 out of 5]

I think this would be more helpful for new cooks. I do want to try Parmesan Egg Drop Soup.