This casserole was a spur-of-the-moment creation of Grandma's that was so good she kept making it. casseroles cheese ...

We thought we were getting dessert when Grandma served these sweet potatoes. casseroles for-a-crowd holiday ...

Every time Grandma brought this dish to a pot luck dinner, people wanted the recipe. casserole for-a-crowd potato ...

For the perfect ending to a wonderful home-cooked meal, Grandma would serve this simple cake. cake chocolate Dess ...

This fresh salad was a nice change from the usual turkey leftovers at Thanksgiving. citrus for-a-crowd fruit ...

When Grandma took this flavorful salad to a potluck, the bowl always came home empty. for-a-crowd lunch potato ...

Check out the dairy section of the supermarket for a selection of prepackaged pizza cheeses. They are generally lower priced than mozzarella cheese, and will also result in a great-tasting casserole. beef ...

Making your own spaghetti sauce is easy and economical. Prepare several quarts and freeze the leftovers in 1- or 2-cup portions in resealable plastic bags, ready for the next Italian supper. broccoli ...

This dinner can be budget-priced if you prepare your own spaghetti sauce. Oil, garlic, canned tomatoes and herbs are all you need. Make a double batch and freeze half for later use. bell-peppers ...

Save time and money by buying packaged croutons, often found in the produce section of the supermarket, and then processing them in a blender or food processor for quick and tasty bread crumbs. cheese ...

If wine is not a staple in your pantry, you can use a less expensive ingredient for flavor. The tang of freshly squeezed lemon juice, about 1 tablespoon, is an alternative to the white wine. bacon ...

The price of pasta varies considerably depending upon the brand. There is no need to buy the expensive imported brand. Any variety made with semolina flour will work just as well. condiments ...