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This was a Friday night staple in every household back in the day. My neighbor still talks about how her mother made it just like this

My grandmother made this every Easter Sunday. The meat falls apart with just a fork and the smell fills the whole house for hours

My grandmother stretched a single bouillon cube into dinner for six with this trick. It tastes like it simmered all day in homemade stock.

My grandfather ate this exact meal every single night during the war. Three ingredients, impossibly creamy, and it kept his whole family fed for pennies.

My dad grew up on this exact meal in rural Kentucky. Four cheap ingredients that somehow taste like a complete Sunday dinner.

My neighbor brought this to our Easter potluck and I had to get the recipe immediately

My great-grandmother's secret to making plain potatoes taste expensive. One spice transforms everything and the color is absolutely gorgeous.

My great-aunt made this stretchy depression meal when times got really hard. The sweetness mixed with the potatoes is oddly perfect and so comforting.

Dump a can of crab in the slow cooker with 3 pantry staples and your husband will swear you spent hours in the kitchen

Toss frozen beef taquitos in the crock with 4 other pantry staples and watch your family fight over seconds at dinner tonight

Toss the raw freeze-dried strawberries in the slow cooker and 2 other ingredients to get a dessert so delicious your family will be begging for more!

Dump raw beef neck bones in the slow cooker with 3 simple ingredients and your husband will be asking for this every single week

Toss frozen crab leg pieces in the crock with 4 other budget-friendly ingredients and watch your family fight over seconds

Toss these into the crock with 3 other things and come back to something that'll have everyone asking for the recipe you'll never share.

My grandmother stretched one cheap cut to feed 6 kids during hard times. This Depression era secret is still the most tender pork I have ever made

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