If you eat chicken and vegetables (okay, so that’s like all of us!), then you should have a stock bag in your freezer. To it I’ll add veggie trimmings (peeled carrot tips, celery tops, unused onions, stray sprigs of herbs) as well as trimmings from raw chickens like wing tips, backbones, necks, trimmed fat. After a month or so, I usually have enough chicken trimmings (3 to 4 pounds) and veggies to make a great homemade chicken stock, no extra expenditure required!
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Dollars to Donuts is about minimizing the drama of deciding what’s for dinner, feeding your family while having fun, getting the most bang for your buck, and using time-saving strategies so you can get out of the kitchen faster.
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