Food is Cheap

This 15-minute corn chowder recipe uses canned corn and milk, for a quick meal that is sure to please.

OXO is a favorite brand of many, and for good reason: they make excellent kitchen utensils and tools, without a price that breaks the bank.
This 5-piece set by OXO is near-perfect; but the lasagna turner is near-useless unless you’re making lasagnas every week. However, the other four tools I use very often, and for the […]

Cheap Places to Eat in Oahu Hawaii is an excellent, picture-heavy blog from a fellow Hawaii blogger who eats out almost every day!
Grilled Bacon-Wrapped Stuffed Hot Dogs from Simply Recipes, for all you eaters who can afford heart surgery.
I will be posting my own version of this recipe sometime soon: Reluctant Gourmet’s Curry Chicken.

A collection of YouTube videos that show you exactly how to peel, chop, and dice onions; an essential skill in cooking.

Rather than popping in a microwavable burrito with the constistency and flavor of cardboard, try this easy recipe.

Five Food Friendly Wines at Slashfood, for all you people cookin’ up French and Italian cuisine.
10 Foods that Pack a Wallop a great Time.com article from a few years back.
The cutest turkey croquette bento I’ve ever seen from Adventures in Bentomaking.
Awesome looking scrambled nori egg rolls by Lindy’s Ono Recipes.
It’s Not Easy Being Green Tea a short article on a […]

Nowadays, a bagged lunch is a microwavable burrito and a bag of chips, instead of a home-cooked meal. Here are 7 reasons why everyone should learn how to cook: 

To save money. Buying lunch at work five times a week can add up: for lunches $7 to $15 each, that’s $1,750 - $3,750 spent on (often) […]