One Ingredient, Five Ways: Beans
Beans are an affordable pantry staple that can stretch meals, add protein, and work in all kinds of family-friendly dishes. Here are five simple ways to put them to good use.
Beans are an affordable pantry staple that can stretch meals, add protein, and work in all kinds of family-friendly dishes. Here are five simple ways to put them to good use.
Giving does not always mean giving money. Discover simple ways to help people and organizations right here in your own community this holiday season.
Thanksgiving is a good time to look beyond our own homes and find simple ways to help our neighbors, local organizations, and our community.
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The October Candy Foote Club 5 brings you five ways to shop strategically, simplify everyday life, support local businesses, find free resources, and help neighbors in need.
You don't have to make an extra trip or spend a lot to give back this holiday season. Discover simple ways to help others while you're already grocery shopping and Christmas shopping—including local opportunities right here in Canton.
Homeschooling with chronic illness or pain can be challenging, but it doesn't have to mean giving up. After more than 33 years of homeschooling, I'm sharing practical ways to adapt your homeschool, use helpful resources, and keep learning going on difficult days.
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Learn what local food pantries actually need, what to add to your grocery cart, and how you can help support the Canton Neighborhood Center food pantry through my bread drive.
Think your child struggles with math? Give them some money and watch what happens! After 33 years of homeschooling, I'm sharing practical ways to teach children about money, budgeting, saving, and business through everyday life.
Potatoes are one of those simple ingredients that can stretch a family meal in so many ways. Here are five easy ideas for making the most of this budget-friendly pantry staple.
Holiday expenses can add up quickly. Discover seven practical ways to plan your gift list, shop your home, compare prices, and prepare for the holidays without overspending.
Make thoughtful Christmas gifts from ingredients you may already have. Learn how to create simple tea and herb blends and package them beautifully in little jars, bags, or tins.
Busy fall days do not have to mean complicated dinners. These seven practical kitchen shortcuts can help you save time, reduce cleanup, stretch ingredients, and make everyday cooking easier.
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Learn how to make simple ingredients work harder for your family by using them in multiple ways, stretching leftovers, and building a pantry full of foods that give you choices.
Before you click “Buy Now,” give yourself 24 hours. This simple Strategic Shopping habit can help you avoid impulse purchases, think through your wants and needs, and make your shopping dollars work harder for your family.
The Canton VFW’s fall and winter fish fries are back! Save the dates from October through March and enjoy fried or baked fish, sides, coleslaw, a roll, and dessert.
Fall family meals don't have to be complicated. These five simple ideas can help you make dinner easier, save time, and get more use from the kitchen tools and ingredients you already have.
Simple ways to make family life easier, save money, and stretch the things you already have. You may not need to buy more—you may simply need to use what you already own in a new way.