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Frugal Fridge & Freezer Staples

April 22, 2015 by Sarah

Last week, I shared my list of frugal pantry staples.  My list was very basic {only 10 items} and I kept it that way on purpose.  That list was meant to serve as a starting point for anyone looking to get stocked up on basic, commonly used ingredients to be used in meal prep. This week, I wanted to do the same thing, except with the fridge and freezer.  Keep in mind that these items may not seem … [Read more...]


Filed Under: In The Kitchen, Meal Planning, Saving Money Tagged With: Meal Prep

Frugal Pantry Staples

April 15, 2015 by Sarah

While I was working full-time, I rarely cooked meals from scratch.  I did my best to get a meal on the table, but we honestly ate out a pretty good amount of the time.  The meals I did cook were pretty basic and my arsenal was very small. Since having children and becoming a full time homemaker, I have been doing much more of my own cooking.  Some of my motivation is to save money, but there … [Read more...]


Filed Under: In The Kitchen, Meal Planning, Saving Money Tagged With: Meal Prep

How to Cut a Watermelon

August 1, 2014 by Sarah

It's not truly summer until you've eaten watermelon.  I've had a couple so far this summer and hope I can snag up a couple more before summer comes to a close this next month.  :-( But, if you are like me, cutting up the watermelon can be a big pain.  I think it's because they are so big and I'm always afraid I'm going to cut myself.   Heather Likes … [Read more...]


Filed Under: In The Kitchen, Meal Planning Tagged With: Tips & Tricks

My Top 5 Basic Kitchen Skill How-To’s

June 6, 2014 by Sarah

If you've read here long, you know by now that I am not known for my cooking skills.  I do it out of necessity (it's one of the best ways to stay within your budget) and because I know it's healthier for us, but I am not a natural in the kitchen. I rarely helped my mom with meal prep when I was growing up, so my skills were pretty pitiful when I got married and moved out.  I could at … [Read more...]


Filed Under: In The Kitchen, Meal Planning Tagged With: Homemaking, Tips & Tricks

The Lowdown on Menu-planning {and why it’s so helpful}

February 4, 2014 by Sarah

Welcome back to another week of The Teacher's Salary series. Feel free to leave me a comment or send me an email if you have any suggestions for future topics. Click HERE to see links to some of my previous posts from this series. Last week, I talked about 7 ways we save on groceries.  Some of those concepts I mentioned may be completely obvious, but I thought I'd unpack a few of them in … [Read more...]


Filed Under: In The Kitchen, Meal Planning, Saving Money Tagged With: Dinner, Menu, The Teacher's Salary Series

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Hey, I'm Sarah (a.k.a. The Teacher's Wife)! Wife to a history teacher and mom of 5 kids (2 in heaven). I'm a coffee addict, budget nerd, who's obsessed with good chips and salsa. I love finding ways to organize & manage my home and life...all on a budget! I'm thrilled you stopped by and I hope you'll find something inspiring! Read More…

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