Want to find a recipe written or shared by Mrs. Scrimp? You've come to the right place!
Sweet:
Canned Peaches
Peach Custard Pie
Nutella Mug Cake
Apple Cake
Strawberry Rhubarb Dessert
Strings of Flats / Silver Dollar Pancakes
Challah Bread
Zucchini Bread
Pie in a Jar
Quick Pain au Chocolat / Chocolate Croissants
Dutch Babies
Apple Pie
Savory:
Fresh Pasta
Hummus
Home-Cured Bacon
Butter
No-Knead Bread
Homemade Bagels
A Radish Revelation Revolution
Thai Chicken
Brie Quiche
Pumpkin Soup
Pot Pie
Oat Flour/Gluten-Free Pancakes
Tom Kha Gai/Thai Style Coconut Chicken Soup
Onion Pie
About Scrimpalicious
Scrimpalicious is written by Mrs. Scrimp, a 20-something working wife living in Ohio.
Over the last two years, Scrimpalicious has evolved and changed, as these things do. The original focus of the blog was very focused on frugal living and smart housekeeping overall. Over time, Mrs. Scrimp has also started thinking and writing a lot about health, cooking, household management, herbalism, the politics of food freedom, and, above all, self-sufficiency.
So what should you expect from Scrimpalicious? There are recipes, how-tos, links to fun and interesting projects on other pages, occasional product and cookbook reviews, and, well, just about anything that has to do with living a good, healthy life in the middle of what some people call a recession, some people call a depression, and some people call economic recovery.
Think Scrimpalicious is pretty cool? Never want to miss a post? Become a fan on facebook or follow @scrimpalicious on twitter, and you'll never scrimp alone again.
Legal Things:
This site does not claim to provide professional opinions or medical advice. Always consult a doctor before taking herbal medicines or beginning a new diet or exercise program.
Unless otherwise stated, product reviews are unsolicited and provided without compensation to the author.
Mrs. Scrimp is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, ana ffiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.
Over the last two years, Scrimpalicious has evolved and changed, as these things do. The original focus of the blog was very focused on frugal living and smart housekeeping overall. Over time, Mrs. Scrimp has also started thinking and writing a lot about health, cooking, household management, herbalism, the politics of food freedom, and, above all, self-sufficiency.
So what should you expect from Scrimpalicious? There are recipes, how-tos, links to fun and interesting projects on other pages, occasional product and cookbook reviews, and, well, just about anything that has to do with living a good, healthy life in the middle of what some people call a recession, some people call a depression, and some people call economic recovery.
Think Scrimpalicious is pretty cool? Never want to miss a post? Become a fan on facebook or follow @scrimpalicious on twitter, and you'll never scrimp alone again.
Legal Things:
This site does not claim to provide professional opinions or medical advice. Always consult a doctor before taking herbal medicines or beginning a new diet or exercise program.
Unless otherwise stated, product reviews are unsolicited and provided without compensation to the author.
Mrs. Scrimp is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, ana ffiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.
Contact Mrs. Scrimp
Do you have questions? Comments? Complaints? Want to write a guest post or send me something cool for review?
You can contact Mrs. Scrimp at scrimpalicious at gmail dot com
Alternatively, ping @scrimpalicious on Twitter, or leave a comment on the Scrimpalicious Facebook page.
You can contact Mrs. Scrimp at scrimpalicious at gmail dot com
Alternatively, ping @scrimpalicious on Twitter, or leave a comment on the Scrimpalicious Facebook page.
Five Dollar Decor
Five Dollar Decor was a series of blog posts here at Scrimpalicious that featured a weekly list of five ways to spruce up your home decorating for just $5 apiece. Sometimes organized by room, sometimes by technique, sometimes by decor style, sometimes even by color--they've all been gathered here for your viewing pleasure and inspiration.
Five Dollar Decor: Arts & Crafts Styles
Five Dollar Decor: Bathroom
Five Dollar Decor: Books
Five Dollar Decor: Cardboard
Five Dollar Decor: Celebrating Nature
Five Dollar Decor: Child's Room
Five Dollar Decor: Christmas Ornament Extravaganza
Five Dollar Decor: Framed Art
Five Dollar Decor: Kitchen
Five Dollar Decor: Organizing
Five Dollar Decor: Paint
Five Dollar Decor: Tape
Five Dollar Decor: Unexpected Wall Coverings
Five Dollar Decor: Winterize
Monograms / Decorative Letters
Wreaths
Five Dollar Decor: Arts & Crafts Styles
Five Dollar Decor: Bathroom
Five Dollar Decor: Books
Five Dollar Decor: Cardboard
Five Dollar Decor: Celebrating Nature
Five Dollar Decor: Child's Room
Five Dollar Decor: Christmas Ornament Extravaganza
Five Dollar Decor: Framed Art
Five Dollar Decor: Kitchen
Five Dollar Decor: Organizing
Five Dollar Decor: Paint
Five Dollar Decor: Tape
Five Dollar Decor: Unexpected Wall Coverings
Five Dollar Decor: Winterize
Monograms / Decorative Letters
Wreaths