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Find out more about Marilyn: Marilyn is a Denver native currently residing in Loveland. Mother of five, grandmother of four, she is a writer, sculptor, photographer and homemaker. She knows how to save a buck -- now she passes that knowledge on to you. Email maremagee@gmail.com. Also check out Marilyn's website Frugal Living Denver. |
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This weekend is 50% off at ARC Thrift Stores. Be sure to click on the link below for more information and to find...
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This email was sent to me from my friend April - take heed. Hey there Mare, Just had another...
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Miller Farms Free Harvest Greetings! We have decided to do another free harvest on Saturday, Nov. 21st! It...
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This recipe is easy to make and even more delicious to eat! Ingredients: 1 1/4 C. boiling water1 C. currants2 tsp. baking soda1 1/2 C.organic sugar3...
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To make red chili you simply: make a roux www.examiner.com/x-2940-Denver-Frugal-Living-Examiner~y2009m3d15-How-to-make-rouxAdd 1 or 2 Tbsp. red chili...
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Hopefully you saved some of the stock from your turkey broth for gravy. But even if you didn't you can use chicken stock, like Pacific's Organic...
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There are many ways to make soup. This is one of the easiest. 1 C. diced onion1 C. diced carrots1 C. diced celerybrown rice or egg noodlesSpike...
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The stuffing recipe: croutons (You can purchase a large bag or box of stuffing croutons, but toasting your own bread works just as well. This is...
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You may not know how to cook a turkey so... Turkey should be cooked at 325 degrees for 20 minutes per pound or three pounds per hour. So a 15 lb....
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