All-purpose apples, good both for eating raw and for cooking, are usually the least expensive apples sold in the market. Choose from such varieties as Cortland, Crispin, Granny Smith, McIntosh or Winesap. ap ...

For these kebabs, nothing can replace the appetizing look of fresh strawberries. However, you can economize on the dip by using frozen strawberries. Drain the berries well before using. berries ...

Grandma sometimes used frozen berries for these pretty parfaits.  They are usually less expensive than the fresh berries but just as tasty and readily available. berries ...

Save leftover butter wrappers and store in the freezer in a sealable plastic storage bag. When a recipe calls for a greased pan or casserole, simply wipe with a handy butter wrapper. bread ...

Fresh cranberries are least expensive in the winter. Double this recipe and use a whole bag of berries. You will eliminate waste, plus you will have one loaf to keep and three to give as gifts. berries ...

Grandma turned to her Crockpot for tender corned beef with juicy flavor. beef cabbage holiday ...

Is it time for dessert yet? A thick wedge of this double-crust pie, overstuffed with golden apples and tart cherries is a dream come true. apples holiday ...

No better way to celebrate the red, white and blue than with strawberry and vanilla ice cream and blueberries! berries holiday ...

Grandma would pick the sugar snap peas for this dish right from her garden. The minted butter is simple, but makes it taste so fancy! beans for-a-crowd ...

Grandma always impressed us with these homemade breadsticks. I loved when she twisted them! bread cheese for-a-c ...

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