Bring On Lemons

I like saving money even more than I dislike going shopping. Here's a recipe that will save you a trip to the store and it will save you money too. Make this delicious beer bread at home with simple ingredients you likely already have in your pantry. I'm not naming names either, but I think this recipe may be even better than that expensive box you can purchase at those home parties...wink wink...you be the judge! Ingredients: 2 3/4C flour 1 1/2 t salt 2 T baking powder 1/2C granulated sugar 12 oz beer 2 1/2T melted butter ***if you prefer, you can use 3C self rising flour and omit the salt and baking powder listed above Preheat oven to 350F Mix dry ingredients well (flour, salt, baking powder and sugar) by hand or using a mixer Add beer and mix until combined, but don't over mix (ie: mixing by hand is sufficient and if using a stand mixer, don't walk away - it doesn't take long) Spoon mixture into greased bread pan (or a fancy pan if you are...

...Cooking up homemade household products that is!!! So...it's been over a year of low milk prices and lots of us are talking about different ways to save money. In times like these, it's not a good idea to make huge changes in the barn, but some little changes in the house can make a difference. Some of these recipes may have been shared in different posts, but I thought I'd put them all together for you: Shampoo 1 cup water 1 T baking soda Mix together in an old shampoo bottle (add essential oils if you wish) Enjoy this delightful "no poo" by shaking the bottle before use and then massage into your hair - starting at the roots - rinse and repeat as desired Conditioner 1 T apple cider vinegar 1 C water Mix together in an old (clean) shampoo bottle Shake bottle before use and then massage into your hair. Let sit several minutes and then rinse & enjoy! Dish Soap 2 cups boiling water 1 Tbsp + 1/2 teaspoon borax 2 Tbsp grated bar soap ...