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A Thrifty Tuesday! How to squeeze every last bit of nutrition out of some basic purchases. Upcycling galore!
Photo 1. I love these rotisserie chickens from the market. Healthy, easy and affordable, and with a couple of items from the produce section, your entire two and four-legged family will be fed for several meals! 2. Onions, celery, pumpkin leftovers from the Jacks, and the chicken bones leftover from all the chicken you pulled off. 3. Fill pot with water, and simmer for about 8 hours. 4/5. Strain into large measuring cup. 6. Pour into glass jars and label. 7. Share some with puppy. 8. Give the cooked bones and veggies to the chickens. 9. Use container to grow microgreens for salad. 10. Even use the container handle for "To do" notes!
Every morning I have a cup of warm broth to chase down my double espresso, and my puppy gets some warm broth with her meals.
Every morning I have a cup of warm broth to chase down my double espresso, and my puppy gets some warm broth with her meals.
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