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Ham Chowder

One of the reasons I chose our new Italian made Lagostina Collezione Pro cookware set aside of the high quality was it really was a 'se...

Here it is the end of the first week of February and we are in the midst of a rather nasty winter storm with freezing rain, heavy snow fall,...

Ham is a cured meat that usually is cooked in the oven. However, we've been hit with back to back heat waves with temperatures in the h...

We live in a small community with two grocery stores (No Frills, Sobeys) and a Walmart although that just changed with the closing of Sobeys...

We arrived in gorgeous Aruba just after 4 PM on May 12. After picking up our rental vehicle (a Hummer) we headed to the Costa Linda Beach R...

We arrived at our vacation home on May 8 with our friends. Our plans were to fly out from Fort Lauderdale to Aruba on May 12 so we decided ...

I recently wrote about some of the frugal deals we found during our last trip to Sam's Club . While warehouse shopping is not for everyo...

Larger pieces of meat are available in the grocery stores or through your butcher. Many don't realize that by buying a larger piece of ...

One of the local grocery stores had pork tenderloin on sale. Pork tenderloin is not a large cut of meat but at an average of one and a half...

You just can't beat barbequed pork! It is a wonderful, lower fat meat that is flavourful and budget friendly. Thanks to media misinfor...