DIY CHEAP AND EASY CROCKPOT BREAD! FRUGAL LIVING!
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The crockpot condensed water on the inside of the lid and dripped on to the loaf as it cooked. If you were to cover the top rim with a few layers of paper towels (or leave the cloth covering in) , AND keep the lid on for a minimum of 2 hours it will be flawless! That color looked fabulous and the 25 minute tip was great 👍
I have 2 crock pots sounds like a soup & bread meal to me with little work. I could make this on a chilly day without spending my day in the kitchen yeahhhh!
Perfect! Sounds so good!
I’ve got barbecue chicken in my crockpot right now on the patio, It’s 109* here in Glendale, AZ., so I didn’t want to even warm up the kitchen, not even with the crockpot.🫠
Wow! That's HOT
102 degrees here in Tucson… my husband got leftovers heated in the microwave for 2 minutes 🤭🤭🤭🤭
It's 109 in Phoenix and the crockpot is in use here too🙂
I’m in California and we are supposed to hit 111* by Saturday. I use my crockpot in the garage. No oven or stovetop cooking at all when it’s this hot. Sandwiches and salads, otherwise.
My freind in Florida puts her toaster oven in her covered patio and cooks her whole chicken out there.
Put a tea towel between the lid and the crock, next time, to take up condensation. You’ll get a browner crust
You asked how we were saving money. Our 34 year old air conditioner quit so we are using fans and opening the windows at night so we are saving on electricity for sure. lol God is good all the time. Blessings
Blessings to you as well!
If you put some paper towel over the Crockpot before you put the cover on it should hold any moisture from the glass cover from falling onto your bread that you are cooking. 😊
Love your table cloth, my mom had one just like it 65 years ago. Enjoy your Chanel.
Thank you so. much Joyce! 😊
One of my biggest deals I ever got was during the after Christmas sale at Walgreens. I got a lb of yeast for 29 cents. I put it into a bag and froze it. Almost 2 years later, and it's still good. So right now, a loaf of bread costs about 10 cents
That is an amazing deal!!
LOVE THAT!!
I buy the 1 pound bag at the restaurant store or warehouse. I put in a canning jar and store in refrigerator
It lasts for years.
Great to know, I didn't know you could freeze yeast.
WOW, I never knew that yeast can be frozen. Thanks to you and Ellie for this great tip!
In deep Southeast Texas! Hot and humid! Try not to cook (it heats up the house), turn up the thermostat during the day. Laundry during the coolest part of the day and only when absolutely necessary (we rarely get below the 90’s). Don’t go in and out of the house if you don’t have to. We have shutters shut on all windows and hung curtains over the doors! Run ceiling and box fans. Dress cool. Yep it’s pretty dark inside but the few lights we turn on are all led. We have an in demand water heater.
Oh and I do cook in the microwave and instant pot to help
Some great warm weather tips Devon! Thank you!
Everything needs a layer of cream cheese in my house!!!❤😊
Love that lol!
The prices are really going up, I have watched the store brand bread go from 79 cents a loaf to now $2 a loaf, it is crazy. I have made homemade bread for years, always the best! If you don't want to use sugar, substitute honey, you will get the sweetness, without the worry of sugar. Just a friendly tip for next time, don't poke a hole in the top to check the temperature, just let it bake and at the end of the time frame thump the top. If you can hear a loud thump, the bread is done. If not, let it bake longer. Works every time and I have never had raw bread. Love your excitement on the avocado toast, if you like a little spice, try it next time with a little salt and red pepper flakes, so good! Have a wonderful Tuesday!
Honey is sugar
Yum. Honey made by bees, better than sugar made by man . Yum yum.
@@qfason5836 honey does not impact the body the same as sugar does, which is why it is a better natural sweetener.
If you used tap water that is the reason your bread did not rise, you need to use chlorine free water, one thing about breads, it is best not to change the measurements when making bread.
Thanks for your time ❤
We are so happy to share it!
If you were to cut it in half like two large pizzas you could make a muffaletta type sandwich for alot of people!!
Yummy food for a dinner or picnic with friends.
Would make great grilled cheese sandwiches to!!
GREAT IDEA on the muffuletta! So smart! Thank you!
For sure I'm making that bread. I hardly use the oven, and it looks very easy to do. Thanks for sharing, and to Catherine for sharing with you.
Absolutely! Hope you enjoy it!
We use the toaster oven instead of the gas oven. I also put the toaster oven outside and let things cook there. Keeps the house cool with little efforts. We use the ceiling fans at night.
So smart! Thanks for sharing!
Love 💘 😻 💜 💛 💚 🧡 DixieBelle and Paul and Emmy Ritzi and I send Cheer from Texas
Love to Wanda and Ritzi!
I'm using my crockpot and electric skillet rather than my stove/oven. I'm also unplugging anything not in use. Lights on only as needed and raising the thermostat so a/c doesn't come on as much and using a fan. Electric bills have more than doubled this summer from normal summer months, so I'm doing what I can to save on that bill.
Kay, thanks for watching and sharing!
To save on electric, I have stopped turning on lights - period. I make my morning coffee and shower by the light of a 3-wick candle. Thankfully, before it's time to put my face on, it's daylight, lol. In the evening, I do anything requiring light before it gets dark - we'll see how that works in the middle of a New York Winter!
UGH! NY winters are so dark! If Paul let me I'd have ever light lit during the winter LOL!
what do you normally pay for your monthly electric bill? you have house or aptmt?
I really like your new haircut . Thanks for all your money saving tips and recipes.
Thanks so very much!
Our electric bill just went up another $30 this month. Every time I go grocery shopping I try to not spend $175, yet each time it’s it is inevitable. I try to go longer in between shopping, even a day or 2 helps. This week we are paying off our car which is going to save us $300 a month so I can’t wait to do that tomorrow!
YAY! Congratulations! Good for you!!
Try a little balsamic vinegar on that avocado toast. Also look at Mary’s Nest for no knead bread.
Thanks for the tip about the vinegar!
What a great way. To make bread when it is hot.
So good!
We keep our central air steady and use ceiling fans to bump up the cool. I do try to use toaster oven and crockpots more to keep from using the oven, I also hangout most of our laundry. Great show, thank you!
Sounds great! Thanks for watching!
We use our Weber Barbecue to cook especially during the HOT summer months. Instant Pot, Crockpot, Bread maker, etc also are used to NOT heat up the kitchen. Have had the small appliances for YEARS...nothing that was bought or gifted recently.
Yes, we love our crockpot and air fryer...InstaPot not so much lol!
Use crockpot! Using up my pantry and freezer! Have try bread!❤
Thanks for watching!
I’ll be trying that bread as soon as I finish some from the freezer. Store brand bread here in NE Ohio is running about $1.19 to $1.50 a loaf. To save on electricity I won’t turn on the air con until the house gets to 76. We live in a split level and if we let it go any higher than that our bedroom remains in the 80s all night even with a ceiling fan. But during the day I spend as much time under a tree in our yard where it is often much much cooler and is usually breezy. I’ll take a bag of things to do and a big bottle of water and stay there most of the day. I’ve even packed a lunch so I wouldn’t have to go back inside. 😂
LOL! Oh my gosh I love that! I need a tree like that!
Artesian bread is cooked in steamed oven..so yeah it would work..I do deep dish pizza in mine.
Beer bread is easy to make and delicious!
The good part about crock pots is they use less electricity.
This means they are more practical to use with solar panels.
Yes, we always use ours!
Can't wait to try this crockpot bread. Looks delicious. Enjoy your program so much. God bless you!
Thank you! You too!
I never use my oven in the summer. I only have a window AC unit, and it's very hard to recover from the extra heat from the oven. The slow cooker and air fryer are my only means of baking until it's cool. I also use fans to direct the air from the window unit around the house.
Great tips!
I'm prepping roasted tomatoes and dried tomatoes ftom my garden, so unfortunately I'm using power so I don't waste produce! I forget to use the slow cooker, so this bread recipe is a good reminder of its versatility.
Yes, wonderful little appliance!
I love that idea of making bread in the crock pot; and my husband is a baker by profession. Bread runs from $3.00 to $7.00 a loaf here. Our electric bill has been getting crazy high. We are seriously looking into installing a photovoltaic system since we live in Hawaii but it's $62,000 😳😲. We have not been turning on our house lights until 7pm. We use a battery powered lantern until then. We have also installed 50 gallon drums in our backyard and have redesigned our rain gutters to catch the water for our many plants and lawn.
So smart and resourceful!!
And this is where I hit the subscribed button 😊
YAY! Thanks! So happy you are here Alyce!
Hi Emmy, I’m in Scotland and our already increased energy prices will increase by a further 80% in October and another 2 price hikes in January and April next year. Things are going to be desperate this winter, so I’ve been buying thermal throws, fleecy pyjamas, tea lights (for making tea light heaters) and I’m also building up a food store because our prices are increasing rapidly too. I’m aiming to use the heating for a maximum of 1 hour a day if I really need to. I’ve swapped to multi purpose air fryer (less than half the price of heating an oven) and limiting it to 2 loads of washing a week and 2 showers, the rest of the time just washing down. Luckily it’s only myself and my husband at home so it’s easier to implement. I dread to think how the majority of people are going to get through the winter. Forward planning is key ☝🏻
Oh Sharon I am so sorry to hear things are increasing so very rapidly! You are absolutely right...forward planning is key!
My crock pot is tied up right now cooking some pork loin for dinner. It's enough for at least 3 meals. Made zucchini bread this morning, and dried clothes early before the temperature climbed so the house wouldn't get so hot this afternoon. We run a dehumidifier keeping the AC from running constantly. I use the water that collects in dehumidifier to water my flowers, so I rarely have to get out the water hose. Thanks for sharing the bread recipe!
Great ideas Julia!
Emmy this is Sherry .I want to thank you so much for this video.
Hi Sherry! Thanks so much for watching!
that's a great money saving tip.
you could also use an air fryer to bake.
Emmy,idea,use air fryer and crock pot to start holiday baking.
tip on vanilla extract.
vanilla beans.vodka,or bourbon.let sit a few months in airtight jar,in a dark spot.
Thanks Rochelle! Hope all is well!
I mistakenly used rum instead of cheap vodka. That vanilla is really tasty. If a recipe calls for rum, you can still use the vanilla rum. Win Win
That bread looks great! During the summer I love to set up my solar cooker and take advantage of all that free cooking energy. The one I have can be a little fiddly to use but Paul could probably make a great one with directions found on line. It works similar to a crockpot and cooks all kinds of things beautifully -- I like it for making a pot of beans, which otherwise take a long time to cook. It's eye-opening to see how much energy mother nature gives us for free if we just work with her!
What a great project for Paul! Love this! Thank you!
Love my SunOven in the summer.
Love your beautiful floral top and hair in this video :)
Thank you so much Toma!
I like to bake home's bread, especially I like smell of fresh baking bread, this is really home magic! 🍞
So yummy!
I have been making crockpot bread and I use my favorite recipe… but I don’t let it rise in the crockpot, I let it rise like normal, punch it down and then make a loaf and put it one the parchment paper… then I set it on high, my crockpot takes 1.5 hours and I test for 190 degrees with a meat thermometer… mine turns out more rounded and lighter on the top and you can either put it under the broiler or not 😉
Thanks Bob from Bobville!! Great tips!
I am using m.y air fryer more than ever. It keeps my kitchen cooler and saves on electricity.
That's great! We love our air fryer Jan!
Hi Emmy and Paul. What a great idea. New skills are important to all of us to learn. I probably do things opposite of most people but during the day, I turn our A/C up so that the home is warmer. Before going to bed, I turn it down so it is cooler for sleeping. I have always done this. Take care and enjoy the week.
We do exactly the same, warmer AC during the day and cooler at nite!
You do whatever works for you! Thank you! You as well Karen!
Living in Texas we use the crockpot, instapot and a toaster oven vs warming up the big stove. I do can outside to keep the house cool.
So smart to keep the house cool!
I made this tonight. (I wanted to send a pic but can't figure it out, is it possible?). I used all the salt and flavor was good. I let it rise a full hour and it doubled the height, I would do this again. Many rustic bread recipies call for putting a pan of boiling salt water on a lower rack, the steam softens an otherwise hard crust. I brushed the top with milk before broiling and with butter out of the oven. It turned out great. I forgot to set my timer, I think it cooked 2 1/2 hours. My loaf deflated when I poked it with the thermometer...should have thumped it...whoops. I used small oval crockpot 1.5 qts. I will definitely use this method again, it saves the second forming and rise, and saves heat in kitchen/energy. Congrats on your first load it is a real money saver. (I just made my first tortillas which will save considerable dollars and store trips as well. They're not as difficult as one might think.) Thanks again.
YAY! So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing!
Wow! I had no idea about bread in the crock pot. Very cool!
It's so good!
Love this!! I will try it!! Ive been cutting Utility costs by line drying clothing- summer and winter. In the summer, i have racks outside i use, and in the winter i do the laundry in the evening., and put items on hangers to dry hanging in my doorways. This is a win/win. I’m not using the cost of a dryer, and as the clothing dries overnight, it puts moisture into the air. I find my nose isn’t as stuffy, and my skin stays smoother too.
God bless you!!❤️💯🙏
What a clever idea! God bless you as well! Thank you!
I love this idea. Your kitchen must have smelled really good.
It really did!
WOW 😳
Thanks
That's great 👍
Thanks so very much for watching!
I want to try this. Your vintage dishes and bowls are beautiful!
Thanks so much Cynthia!
I have the weekend off woohoo I have a list of recipes from your site I plan on making and definitely will try the bread, thanks again Emmy.
Other day you put in kitchen aid the other arm. Lírica arm and you see the result is excelent 😊
I just made bread yesterday in my All clad dutch oven. Came out perfectly and made for pennies. I served it with white chicken chili made from the pantry and freezer. Win, win.
Sounds wonderful!
What fun! I knew you'd do a bang-up job with this idea! Enjoy your bread!
Kathryn!! Thanks so much for your idea!!
We are fortunate to have ceiling fans in all the rooms of our house, even the bathrooms. With the fans running, we put our AC on 78 degrees and are very comfortable here in Vicksburg, MS, where our weather has been in the high 80s and 90s for months. It should start cooling off here in October. September is still a hot weather month for us.
Love ceiling fans! We have them in our bedroom and kitchen!
I have made several breads in the crockpot. I like the idea of using the crockpot to help it rise. Congratulations on your bread!
Thanks doe watching Katherine!
Could you tell me what crockpot you recommend? I need to purchase one
Love my crockpot and homemade bread 😍
YAY! Thanks so much!
Avocado toast is my favorite yum never tried it with cream cheese will try …..😊❤️
So good!
Hi Emmi and Paul.. the bread looks delicious..I. cooking a lot in thr over at the same time ie meat then refrigerate it and cut it upto have with salad and bread saves cooking daily x
Thanks Marie!
Good evening Frugal Money Saver. Who'd ever thought you could fix bread in a crockpot? Gotta try this. Looks like a great money saver.
Thanks so much!!
What a great idea about the bread!
Oh my goodness...I could write volumes and volumes on how I save on utilities!! I use almost none!
Water:
I use the tiniest stream of water possible.
I get whatever I'm washing wet with that tiny stream and then turn the water off while I wash...and that's hands, face, glasses, teeth, dishes, car, myself in the shower, etc. I also wait until my clothing is either physically soiled and/or not smelling sweet anymore before I wash it.
I only use full loads in the washing machine. I collect water that would normally go down the drain while warming up shower water and use it water plants...both inside and outside. I used to be able to do this a lot more, but now I'm not physically strong enough to do much of it at all. I've also been known to catch the water draining from the washing machine, and used dish water to water outdoor flowers. I don't do that with bleach water. My water bills can be extremely low...like $8--$13 a month...and that lowers my sewage bill.
Electricity:
Unplug every thing not in use. I have to "unplug" the stove at the breaker box, but that's no problem. It's within easy reach. I leave it off till I need it and then turn it off again at the breaker box when I'm finished with the stove. I'm thinking about turning the whole breaker box off for a couple of hours everyday and see if that lowers my bill anymore. When I first started unplugging things, it shaved 76% off my electricity bill. I tried to find more things to unplug or turn off and only leave one light on at a time...wherever I was in the house. That took another 11% off the bill. I'm on a program now where all my electric bills are $63, and if the amount is more, I don't have to pay it...unless I go off the program. If that happens, I have to go back and pay all that accrued while I was only paying $63 a month. It's a county program.
Gas:
Everything that uses gas I use as little as possible. The AC is set at 78 in the summer, and I don't turn it on in the day till the interior temperature is 80-81.° I turn it off at night, when the house is cooled down. If absolutely necessary, I'll use ceiling fan at night. Every day I turn on the AC, I'll use ceiling fans first. I do the same in the winter. I'll only turn the heat on when my nose gets cold, because no amount of layering up can solve that! I keep the thermostat at about 65 in the day time and 53-55 at night. At night, I'm under the covers, so the cold doesn't bother me. If I didn't have a cat, I'd turn it lower.
Trash pick up:
No way to get it or recycle pick up lowered. I end up with VERY little rubbish to throw out. It's so little that I can often go 2--3 weeks without filling up a trash can, so I don't take it out. As long as the smell is contained, it's fine. Then, when there's enough to fill the trash can, I take it out. I've checked though. The bill is the same no matter how little I use it.
That's about all my tips on keeping utilities low. There are a couple more but I believe I may have already written a book here!
Love to you both you and Paul, and Dixie Bell and Loris, too! ❤
What a great, informative, and educational comment Jonna! Thanks for taking the time to share! Love right back!
@@FrugalMoneySaver You're so welcome...and thank you for your kind comments.😊
This would be great at holiday time, when we are using our oven for so many dishes. This way it can cook while we are getting other dishes ready and have a nice loaf of hot homemade bread to serve our families! Great idea!
So glad it was helpful!
I have a recipe for dinner rolls in the crockpot I’m going to try. For saving energy I keep my AC at 80 until 9 p.m. when my kwh cost goes down, then I run the AC at 78 until bedtime. I use fans to circulate the air. It’s in the 104 to 111 degrees range outside this week so 80 degrees inside feels cool. I use my crockpot for most of my cooking since it uses the least energy. If I use the oven I cook several things at once. I turn off all the lights except where I’m sitting; I’ve turned down my water heater temp and unplug everything possible to reduce phantom energy use. I wash clothes in cold water and line dry. Winters are mild here, it’s the summers that are brutal and where I need to try to conserve the most. I try to play a game to reduce my electric bill by 5% from the previous month.
Some great money saving tips Kat! Thanks!
I bought a small freezer. I’m buying meat and chicken on sale and freezing each in portion size.
That is awesome! We do this and it saves so much!
That is awesome. I've been making cornbread in the crockpot for years but I would not have trusted making regular bread in the crockpot. I might use the crockpot to proof all loaves. My mind is racing, I'm thinking crockpot cinnamon rolls 🤯. Would you consider making them? Thank you for experimenting on our behalf.
Glenda thanks for watching!!
Can you post the crockpot cornbread recipe?
I used a regular cornbread recipe in the crock pot. I've also cooked in a Belgian waffle maker borrowed from daughter.
Great vid! Great View's Choice! Summer still here from NorCal!
Thanks for watching L M!
We turn the AC off at night. And if the humidity isn't ridiculous during the day, we don't run it at all.
I love that the bread turned out so well. I'm definitely going to try that!
Thanks Barbara!
You should look into no knead bread, it takes time not energy but it only uses 1/4 teaspoon of yeast per loaf. I do this for bread, rolls, baquettes, pizza dough etc. You just mix and let it sit for 18 hours or so, sometimes less in summer and it's done.
Just showed my refrigerator no knead bread in yesterdays video lol!
@@FrugalMoneySaver sorry I missed it, I will go look now.
Oh my, I’m going to make that bread this week. It’s too hot to use the oven, but this is perfect. Thank you!
Hope you enjoy!
@@FrugalMoneySaver well, I haven’t tried your recipe, but because of that video I decided to see if I could do cornbread in the crockpot. I googled and saw that I could. It came out perfect, and my husband loved it because it was so moist. Great way to make cornbread when it’s too hot to run the oven. Never would have thought to try it without your video, so thank you!
We have an attic fan which we use to cool the house when night time temps are low. In the morning we close the windows and the house stays cool a long time. Good recipe. Thanks
Great ideas!
Thank you 🌸🌸🌸
Thanks for watching!
I make crock pot bread a lot... Mostly during AC season... So good!
Sounds great!
I make English Muffin bread in the microwave. Takes 6 1/2 min each glass loaf pan. I slice with an electric bread knife. It is best tasting toasted. The recipe makes 2 loaves, so you have to have two glass loaf pans. Been making this for years. It is my sister's recipe. Will try your crock pot bread. I make farina in the crock pot and heat portions in micro wave. I also try to do baked beans in crock pot. I was getting all different beans from the free table. They came from the food bank. So far all the different beans cook up tasting great. Also did pinto beans in the crock pot and added to my chili. They tasted as good as the canned kidney beans. I keep experimenting to use the free commodities. Going to try making yogurt in the crock pot.
Thanks for sharing all your great ideas!
I'm going to have to make that bread 👍
It's so good!
I am excited to try this recipe, espec with this summer heat and not needing to cook it in the oven for hours! Ty for another great recipe.
Hope you like it!
And I just bought a bread maker. LOL
LOL! Thanks for watching!
I will have to try crockpot bread! I looked at a few recipes and saw that you can even put it in a loaf pan and put that pan in your crockpot. My frugal energy saving trick is along the same lines. Since finding out that our 'peak hours' for power here are 3-7pm, I'm consciously using less power to cook dinner. Last night I baked zucchini muffins in my combo toaster oven/air fryer. I have to lower the temperature about 25 degrees since the heat source is closer to the food, but it bakes breads, cakes, egg dishes, and cookies great! I'm also using the microwave more instead of the electric stove top. And I'm hanging out MORE of our laundry to air dry. Even undies and socks dry great on a drying rack on the patio.
Yes, all great money saving idea! Thanks!
I'm doing your recipe right now! Just waiting the 25 minutes before the two hour home stretch! Thanks so much!
Hope you like it!
@@FrugalMoneySaver Loved it!My first try using tinfoil instead of parchment paper made removal from the pot a challenge; also the recipe was too big for my size of pot so next time I will make adjustments and it will be even better. By the way,I never knew yeast could go into the freezer... thanks for the tip!
Hey y'all,
I'm going to make this bread soon as our is gone thanks for sharing. Saving by batch cooking and cooking meats on the grill, but the best energy cost is unplugging unused appliances like microwave $ toasters
Have a blessed day ❤
Thanks for watching and sharing Catina! Hope you enjoy the bread!
Have you ever tried guacamole 🥑 toast? Put a fried egg 🍳 on top and finish with your favorite hot 🥵 sauce. Yummy! 😋
Sounds yummy!
I will try this bread, I actually have some bread flour.
It's so good Dawn! Happy Sunday my dear friend!
Must try this!!❤
Hope you like it!
The crockpot has and is my money saving appliance! It uses very little electricity and it cooks while I'm away!
We love ours too!
Made the bread today… It is awesome… So easy, and fast… Two and a half hours, start to finish..
YAY!! Thank you so much for letting me know it was a a success
We have made this twice now. Both times I added about 1/2 cup of whole wheat flour for part of the 3 1/2 cups of all purpose flour, so it was decreased to 3 cups. It worked fine. I can reuse the parchment paper one more time as I am just about out! We love it and we do the kneading by hand. Didn’t feel the need to broil the top. What a find. Carole
Great, thanks!
Yeast on Amazon, put it in your freezer.
When you revealed the bread after it rested, I was amazed! Lol! The crunch sounded great and will have to try avocado toast with cream cheese. Never saw that before. I haven't been doing too much to save on fuel. During the warmer months it's mostly the electric I use and that has been in check. I did get firewood delivered last Sat. That will help with heating oil bills. Hope all is well!
Doing well thanks Chris! Will get an email out to you hopefully tomorrow! It's been hectic LOL! Hugs to you and Mr. Bode!
I learned how to make crockpot bread many years ago. Originally it was in a coffee can. I use a loaf pan now so I can make a sandwich with it.
I use my toaster oven, crock pot or instant pot whenever possible. Our oven is electric, and uses a lot of electricity. I also use ceiling fans instead of air conditioning whenever possible.
Great tips!
A pound of East makes approximately 95 loaves of bread
GREAT to know! Thanks so much Joyce!
The little holes on top is exactly what mine would be looking like 😅
LOL!!! Thanks for making me feel better!
Hi Emmy & Paul I’ve not made the bread but looking at your toast got me drooling. I put some cream cheese on my bought sourdough with my avocado it was delicious will definitely be doing that from now on. Love your videos keeping it real as always thank you both x
YAY! So glad you enjoyed my spin on avocado toast!
Will definitely try! I think it would also make great garlic or cheesy bread, wonderful to serve with soups, stews, stuffed cabbage, etc. You could use it to make multiple appetizers for holidays. To save money we make many things from scratch, being creative with what is coming from our garden, definitely not running air as low as before, and trying to run errands more efficiently to save on gas.
Thanks so much for sharing Lisa!
WOW !! That's crazy ! Bet that would be awesome as a Bruschetta . I utilize my clothesline ! If i need to throw clothes in after line drying ( 3 Basset Hounds ) 10 minutes on air only no heat cycle. Thermostat in summer 78 .
Yes, bruschetta would work great!
I will try this!
Thank you, I will try this asap! 🤗
Thanks for watching!
Oh wow my mom used to make this a lot!! Good times… thank you for sharing, love your channel! I’m subscribed! 😀
Thanks so much for subbing! Happy to have you here!
I’ve never thought to put cream cheese on my avocado toast, sounds yummy
It's amazing Beth!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching Jill!
That bread looks delicious. We keep our costs down by not using the air in the hotter months, we use fans, and we don't use the heat in the winter months. P G & E is so expemsive.
Thanks for sharing Virginia!