Choc Oat Biscuit Slice from Pantry Staples
Enjoy this choc oat biscuit slice with a cuppa for morning tea or have it as a lunchbox treat. Easy to make with common pantry staples. Can be frozen.
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Moving House on a Budget – Tips for the Cheapest Way to Move
Moving house can be expensive as well as stressful. Find out the cheapest way to move with the following tips.
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Honey Balsamic Roasted Vegetables with Quinoa
These honey balsamic roasted vegetables are a twist on plain veggies. Serve with quinoa for a filling vegetarian meal. Roasting vegetables brings out their flavour and caramel-y deliciousness. The flavours in this dish – balsamic vinegar and honey – emphasise that caramel flavour while undercutting it with the acidity of the vingear. Add to that…
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Tips for Buying Meat in Bulk so That You Can Save Money
Meat is an expensive part of the grocery budget. There are lots of ways to save money, buying meat in bulk is one of them. Here are some bulk-buying tips.
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Delicious Dessert Cakes – Berry Sour Cream Cakes
These berry and sour cream cakes are excellent as a dessert and are a delicious way to use up sour cream or use yoghurt instead.
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Simple Beef Curry with Curry Powder and Pantry Staples
A tin of curry powder can be a tasty and versatile pantry staple. Here’s a simple beef curry recipe that uses curry powder and other staples.
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Pantry Pasta – Quick and Easy Mid-Week Pasta Dish From Pantry Staples
The menu plan said ratatouille and polenta, but I really didn’t feel like cooking it. This is what I came up with instead. This is versatile: add whatever vegetables you like. A handful of Kalamata olives would go nicely. Fresh basil instead of dried tastes sensational. Add a dollop of cream at the end for…
