Crock-Pot gave me permission to share that Crock Pot recipe here today--perfect for Cinco de Mayo because it is delicious and easy.
Crock-Pot gave me permission to share that Crock Pot recipe here today--perfect for Cinco de Mayo because it is delicious and easy.
I know that some of the most popular posts here on Suddenly Frugal have to do with using your Crock-Pot or slow cooker to cook meals on the cheap. In the past I’ve written about making Crock-Pot French toast, chicken stir-fry and fried chicken. I also make a mean slow cooker pork loin. Using a slow cooker is one of my favorite ways to stay on my meal plan budget and ensure that when 5 p.m. rolls around and everyone walks through the door, starving, we have a hot meal ready and waiting. That means there’s no reason to...
Saturday is May 5th or Cinco de Mayo, a Mexican holiday that celebrates Mexico’s victory over France in 1862. It has evolved into a huge food-related holiday here in the United States. Even if you don’t have a drop of Mexican blood in your family, it’s fun to use the 5th of May as a reason to indulge in the food of our neighbor to the south. Recently, I’ve written some stories for Home Goes Strong that highlight various Cinco de Mayo recipes, and I’ve included links below–in case you’re looking for inspiration on how to spice up your...
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