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Crockpot Orange Chicken

Pieces of cubed chicken in a breading with an orange sauce on a bed of rice and garnished with orange slices.

"This was a big hit, definitely making again!" Crockpot Orange Chicken is not only tasty but makes a beautiful dish. You'll need a little extra prep time to get it started but if you cook it on high you could start it about 3 hours before dinnertime and have it ready when everyone gets home from their evening activities.

Posted by Mary Ann; Updated on June 10, 2025Filed Under: Chicken Recipes, Slow Cooker Recipes

Kids' Snack Ideas

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Kids are notoriously fickle. This week's favorite food may be tossed aside next week with an inexplicable, "I don't like it anymore." Moms in TheHomeSchoolMom in the Kitchen group are familiar with that frustration and have suggested the following snacks to help you find something that will keep the kids happy when last week's favorite...

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Posted by Mary Ann; Updated on October 4, 2019Filed Under: Organization & Miscellaneous

Daily Routines and Reminders

household helps - daily routines & reminders

Daily routines are a simple way to keep your life organized by spending about 15 minutes in the morning and 15 minutes in the evening doing your daily routine to stay on top of things. Daily tasks are non-routine tasks that need to be completed infrequently but regularly to keep your home clean and organized. Mostly,...

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Posted by Mary Ann; Updated on January 18, 2024Filed Under: Organization & Miscellaneous

Daily Routines

Household helps: Daily routines

Implementing daily routines and reminders helps keep household tasks manageable. You probably already have routines in place, but it is a good idea to periodically review them to figure out ways to make the most of the time you spend each day. For example, if your routines include making coffee each morning, is there something...

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Posted by Mary Ann; Updated on September 25, 2022Filed Under: Organization & Miscellaneous

Add Salt & Serve Free Printable Planner

Screenshots of planner pages and text Free Household Planner download from Add Salt & Serve.

The Add Salt & Serve Planner is a comprehensive organizer for appointments and family menu planning. Each month has a Month View Calendar page which can be used with detailed Weekly Planner pages. Opposite each Weekly Planner page is a Menu Planner page with grocery list for the week. The pages are all designed to fit in a standard 8 1/2 x 11 three-ring binder; they can also be spiral bound at your local copy shop.

Posted by Mary Ann; Updated on January 18, 2024Filed Under: Organization & Miscellaneous

Holiday Timetable

Menus4Moms: 12 Week Holiday Planner

by Marilyn Moll, co-author of The 12 Week Holiday Planner For many of us, planning Christmas festivities such as shopping, cooking, baking, gift making, and hospitality can automatically cause a great degree of anxiety. We at The Urban Homemaker don't advocate complicated or expensive holiday celebrations, and wish to encourage your family to focus on...

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Posted by Mary Ann; Updated on February 26, 2019Filed Under: Organization & Miscellaneous

Meals For Hard Times

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Get insights into how to make the most of an extremely limited grocery budget with these recipes and tips to make cheap meals for hard times.

Posted by Mary Ann; Updated on June 21, 2025Filed Under: Frugal Living

How To Freeze Potatoes (Plus Recipe Ideas)

Bowl of unpeeled potatoes

Learn how to freeze potatoes with our step-by-step guide. Potatoes are one of the easiest and most versatile foods to freeze, and there are dozens of ways to use them.
When they go on sale I buy at least 20#, frequently 60# or more. I never buy potatoes unless they are on sale and I never have to deal with watching them slowly go bad in the dark recesses of my pantry because I can't use them fast enough.

Posted by Add Salt & Serve Contributor; Updated on September 23, 2022Filed Under: Bulk Cooking/Freezer Cooking Recipes

The Chicken Plan

Whole roasted chicken on a platter with lemons and herbs

Kim Tilley's Chicken Plan - "Here is the first plan I wrote, out of necessity! I couldn't figure out how to deal with so many different parts of the chickens I was doing unless I had everything written down and the recipes gathered together... My Strategy - When dealing with meats that have different parts, you need to think about how you will use each to get the maximum amount of food for your dollar. Here is how I handled chicken (the same approach can be used for turkey and many of these recipes will work for turkey)."

Posted by Mary Ann; Updated on February 28, 2020Filed Under: Bulk Cooking/Freezer Cooking Recipes, Main Dishes

The Hamburger Plan

Overhead shot of ground beef in a cast iron skillet with taco seasoning on top

Kim Tilley's Hamburger Plan - "This is probably one of my most used so far. I love having all of my favorite recipes in one place, and I find myself referring back to it often... Here are many ideas pertaining to hamburger, "master recipes" are on the left, "secondary recipes" are indented - you assemble these from the master recipes. You can also freeze the portion of the master recipe that is required in the secondary recipe and assemble the secondary recipe on the day you want to eat it. I do this a lot when trying and/or learning new recipes."

Posted by Mary Ann; Updated on November 8, 2020Filed Under: Bulk Cooking/Freezer Cooking Recipes

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