Frugal In Florida

I had picked up a bundle package of these on clearance at Target a while ago ... there was the box with 7 X-LARGE bags and the box with 10 regular bags. I don't remember how much I paid, but surely, it was under $2.50 for the two! Anyways. Debating all morning long on what to do with myself today. What to make for dinner. Do I want to make cookies. Pizza dough, etc. Was in guest fridge (in the guest kitchen) and noticed that I still have lots and lots of taters. Yes, I keep them in the fridge. Here in south Florida, we don't have cool, dry, dark places to store stuff like taters in the summer time. Anyways. Take out 1/2 of a 5 lb bag and start scrubbing. Figured I'll start with baked taters for dinner & fill in around that. I grab the tinfoil and see the big box of bags and think, hmmm. Pull out a bag, see it says 5 medium size taters for 8 to 9 minutes and figure what the heck. Dump in 5 of them, zip it up & turn on the microwave. After about 7 minutes, rea...

Picked this up at Costco on Monday. Large bottle, 33.8 ounces. Cost $5.99. It was part of a demo for frozen popcorn chicken pieces. Didn’t buy the chicken but really liked the sauce. It’s not watery. More like a little syrup type mixture. Sweet, but not overly so. Has a nice teriyaki flavored, not all soy sauce like some of the other brands. Also eliminates that huge sodium flavor. I would definitely buy this again. Here’s how I used it: Cooked up some white rice (in chicken broth) Grilled onions, canned shrooms (all I had) and red peppers Grilled sirloin steak Cut up onions, peppers & steak, served over the rice & drizzled with the teriyaki sauce at the table. Even dd ate it, and she is not a meat person. Made sure to make a small bowl to toss in freezer and that’s what I’m taking for lunch today.