Frugal Southern Mom

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Click here for your free sample! http://dontdisturbmesite.com/index.php?option=com_form&form_id=1

Click below for your free sample of tea from Teasta! You will need to use the coupon code: tryme  at check out and the 3.15  amount will be zero! You have several different flavors to choose from! http://www.teasta.com/free-samples

Click below for your free sample of tea from Teasta! You will need to use the coupon code: tryme  at check out and the 3.15  amount will be zero! You have several different flavors to choose from! http://www.teasta.com/free-samples

Its a product giveaway of Sara Lee Fresh Ideas deli meat! Check out Sara Lee's Facebook page ( http://www.facebook.com/saraleedeli ), the videos are a series of satirical webcam “confessional” videos asking moms: “How would you handle this Mama Saga?” Sara Lee Deli is hoping to spark conversations through these humorous videos and build an online community designed just for moms! I am sure we all have some Mama Saga's stories or videos to share! So go and view the videos and enjoy! They are very funny and entertaining to watch! I must admit its typical "Mama Saga" everyday things that has happened to all of us! Now for the giveaway!!! Go view the videos and post your own story here and the top 3 stories will be rewarded 2 free coupons for Sara Lee deli products, value of $13.98!! I want my first product giveaway to go great, so I need your support! Plus be sure to check out the Mom Blogs on Sara Lee's Face book page! I am so happy to have my own blog (frugal...

Its a product giveaway of Sara Lee Fresh Ideas deli meat! Check out Sara Lee's Facebook page ( http://www.facebook.com/saraleedeli ), the videos are a series of satirical webcam “confessional” videos asking moms: “How would you handle this Mama Saga?” Sara Lee Deli is hoping to spark conversations through these humorous videos and build an online community designed just for moms! I am sure we all have some Mama Saga's stories or videos to share! So go and view the videos and enjoy! They are very funny and entertaining to watch! I must admit its typical "Mama Saga" everyday things that has happened to all of us! Now for the giveaway!!! Go view the videos and post your own story here and the top 3 stories will be rewarded 2 free coupons for Sara Lee deli products, value of $13.98!! I want my first product giveaway to go great, so I need your support! Plus be sure to check out the Mom Blogs on Sara Lee's Face book page! I am so happy to have my own blog (frugal...

Do you remember when we were  all learning to cook, or if you were like me learning to cook after you got married.(22 years old)  Looking back now I wonder sometimes how I ever learned to cook. I messed up quite a few things, some were eible, but most were interesting! Especially the day I decided to bake a whole chicken. It was cheap, within my budget and it sounded easy. I made a couple of side dishes ( opened a couple of cans) and I was so proud. The chicken smelled divine, and as I went to pinch off a little bite, it tasted great, it was tender and moist. I sit down at the kitchen table beaming, thinking to myself  I can cook! I think you know where I am going with this story.Yes to my dismay with all my family gathered around me enjoying my fine dinner, I had left in the small package inside the chicken! Its really amazing that I ever wanted to cook again. Its not nice being picked on or called the chicken queen! I know my family loves me! Time went on and my fa...

Do you remember when we were  all learning to cook, or if you were like me learning to cook after you got married.(22 years old)  Looking back now I wonder sometimes how I ever learned to cook. I messed up quite a few things, some were eible, but most were interesting! Especially the day I decided to bake a whole chicken. It was cheap, within my budget and it sounded easy. I made a couple of side dishes ( opened a couple of cans) and I was so proud. The chicken smelled divine, and as I went to pinch off a little bite, it tasted great, it was tender and moist. I sit down at the kitchen table beaming, thinking to myself  I can cook! I think you know where I am going with this story.Yes to my dismay with all my family gathered around me enjoying my fine dinner, I had left in the small package inside the chicken! Its really amazing that I ever wanted to cook again. Its not nice being picked on or called the chicken queen! I know my family loves me! Time went on and m...

Sounds very good and interesting! You can elect to get the cook book by email! Anixous to see the recipes! Just had to pass this one on!  http://www.roddas.co.uk/indulge/

Sounds very good and interesting! You can elect to get the cook book by email! Anixous to see the recipes! Just had to pass this one on!  http://www.roddas.co.uk/indulge/

Click here for your Bear Naked Cereral or Fruit bar sample. http://www.bearnaked.com/discover/giveawayform.asp

Click here for your Bear Naked Cereral or Fruit bar sample. http://www.bearnaked.com/discover/giveawayform.asp

Click here for your free 2010 Wildlife calendar. You will need to order by September 15th in order to get your name on the list for the mailout in late October. http://www.wildlifeforever.org/PAGES%20NEW/FREECALENDAR.aspx?gclid=CKT0mJDB25wCFado5QodXymPJw .

Click here for your free 2010 Wildlife calendar. You will need to order by September 15th in order to get your name on the list for the mailout in late October. http://www.wildlifeforever.org/PAGES%20NEW/FREECALENDAR.aspx?gclid=CKT0mJDB25wCFado5QodXymPJw .

tasteofhome.com I found this recipe on Taste of home. It was really good and very easy to make! 1/4 cup packed brown sugar 1-1/2 teaspoons dried basil 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon chili powder 2 tablespoons canola oil, divided 4 boneless pork loin chops (1/2 inch thick and 4 ounces each) Directions: In a small bowl, combine the brown sugar, basil, salt and chili powder. Gradually stir in 1 tablespoon oil until crumbly. Rub over both sides of pork chops. In a large skillet, cook pork in remaining oil over medium heat for 7-8 minutes on each side or until juices run clear. Yield: 4 servings.

tasteofhome.com I found this recipe on Taste of home. It was really good and very easy to make! 1/4 cup packed brown sugar 1-1/2 teaspoons dried basil 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon chili powder 2 tablespoons canola oil, divided 4 boneless pork loin chops (1/2 inch thick and 4 ounces each) Directions: In a small bowl, combine the brown sugar, basil, salt and chili powder. Gradually stir in 1 tablespoon oil until crumbly. Rub over both sides of pork chops. In a large skillet, cook pork in remaining oil over medium heat for 7-8 minutes on each side or until juices run clear. Yield: 4 servings.

With my hours still cut back at work, I decided to be very frugal! I went surfing on the internet on how to make my own washing detergent. My sister made some and it was nice not having to buy store bought detergent for the past three months! I found a wonderful recipe at thesimpledollar.com Please read below for the recipe! 1 bar of soap (whatever kind you like; I used dial, its what I had, remember I am being frugal!) - 1 box of washing soda (look for it in the laundry detergent aisle at your local department store - it comes in an Arm & Hammer box and will contain enough for six batches of this stuff) - 1 box of borax ( located in the laundry detergent aisle). - A five gallon bucket with a lid (I had one in the garage, my hubby the landscaper, it was a clean empty one he was saving in case we needed one!) - Three gallons of tap water - A big spoon to stir the mixture with - A measuring cup - A knife or grate Step One: Put about four cups of water into a pan on your stove and tur...

With my hours still cut back at work, I decided to be very frugal! I went surfing on the internet on how to make my own washing detergent. My sister made some and it was nice not having to buy store bought detergent for the past three months! I found a wonderful recipe at thesimpledollar.com Please read below for the recipe! 1 bar of soap (whatever kind you like; I used dial, its what I had, remember I am being frugal!) - 1 box of washing soda (look for it in the laundry detergent aisle at your local department store - it comes in an Arm & Hammer box and will contain enough for six batches of this stuff) - 1 box of borax ( located in the laundry detergent aisle). - A five gallon bucket with a lid (I had one in the garage, my hubby the landscaper, it was a clean empty one he was saving in case we needed one!) - Three gallons of tap water - A big spoon to stir the mixture with - A measuring cup - A knife or grate Step One: Put about four cups of water into a pan on ...