This meal is the most adaptable of winter meals. Add salad, bread for a complete feast. If you’re out of a certain veggie, skip it. You can add any veggie to it to increase proportions. Suggestions are dried beans, a handful of pasta, or buglar, okra, squash or zucchini, diced turnips, or finely sliced cabbage.
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November 17th, 2009
Many believe that a large acreage is needed to live off the fat of the land and be self sustaining.  This family has proved us all wrong.   While many Americans are looking onto the horizon of harder times and researching ways to be more frugal, this family is already doing it.  They live [...]

Remember when Loaf Bread was 5 loaves for a dollar and gasoline was 19.9 cents a gallon?
Remember Coca-Cola came in 6 1/2 ounce returnable bottles?

Tell us what you remember from back in the day?

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