Back in February, I mentioned that I would like to try cooking a broth with veggie scraps. Well, I finally got round to it! We’re no strangers to veggie broths by any means as I regularly make chicken broth for us, but while I usually use whole vegetables such as carrots, onions, celery and […]
Stealthy Wealth has challenged us all to a Frugal February month. I like the idea of challenging ourselves on a daily basis to be less wasteful, more frugal and more resourceful with what we have. This allows us to save as much money as we can along the way – to invest or […]
On a hot summer’s day there is nothing more refreshing than a delicious salad to cool you down. The Tomato & Black Beans salad is one of our favourites, especially in summer, although we make it all year round – we enjoy it so much! Very often we have the Tomato & Black Beans […]
Spicy Chicken Livers may not be everyone’s cup of tea but we love this dish! A small serving of spicy chicken livers is very filling and can be enjoyed with a variety of staples: bread, rice, pasta or even pap. It’s easy to prepare and in less than 30 minutes’ cooking time you too […]
Now that the holidays are over, it’s time to start thinking about Back to School items and preparing for the new school year. While the thought of shopping and returning to school for another year may be exciting for many children, the prospect of shopping for Back to School may be a bit […]
With temperatures soaring in Gauteng this week, I will be making more and more of these yummy yet frugal summer refreshments to help us stay hydrated, healthy and happy, despite the oncoming heatwave! These summer refreshments are easy to make and don’t cost much at all. I tend to experiment with fruits that I […]
What Does it Mean to be Frugal? According to a Dictionary.com entry the word frugal is defined as economical, prudently saving and not wasteful; requiring few resources and fewer expenses. The word frugal comes from Latin frūgālis, from frūgī useful and temperate and from frux fruit or produce and first appears in […]
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