Julie Meyers
Dear cookin,
Welcome to this week's Menu$aver newsletter! Try one of these delicious main dishes, then complete your meal with sides and a dessert. Looking for treats to serve at your Christmas party? Try one of our favorite candy recipes. And don't forget to enter our holiday giveaway daily for a chance to win a KitchenAid® Artisan Mixer! Share your best Penny Pincher Tip for homemade gifts—and find even more hints and tips from the Taste of Home community. Have a good week!
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| Three-Meat Stromboli
This hearty sandwich makes a good appetizer or sandwich for lunch. You can easily vary the stromboli filling to your liking and have delicious results. —Lorelei Hull, Luling, Louisiana Get more hot sandwich recipes» | | Taco Pie
Biscuit ingredients and taco fixings are all you'll need to create this zippy pie. Use your favorite salsa to make it as mild or as hot as you wish. —Shelly Winkleblack, Interlaken, New York Get more ground beef recipes» | | Raspberry Glazed Wings
These fruity glazed wings are a staple at our house. They're a super finger food when entertaining and also make a tasty entree. —Sue Seymour, Valatie, New York Get more chicken recipes» | | | | | Meaty Spinach Manicotti
Tangy tomato sauce tops manicotti that's filled with a mouth-watering blend of Italian sausage, chicken, spinach and mozzarella cheese. —Pat Schroeder, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Get more Italian dinners» |  | Penny Pincher Tip | Homemade Christmas
I always like themed food baskets for homemade gifts. Spaghetti sauce, breadsticks, and spaghetti for a quick dinner, or a DVD with popcorn, soda, and other snacks for movie night are nice. Or make a batch of fudge and put a "dollop" in a spoon. You can put a dried cherry, walnut or pecan half on top...after it sets up, wrap it in cellophane and put a little decoration on the handle to tie it together. You can pick up metal spoons at a resale shop or buy a box of plastic ones. It's a nice little gift for co-workers or anyone who needs a spoon at work for tea, coffee or soup.
—Lynn1018
Find more homemade gift ideas » | | | | Amy's Blog |  | Hassle-Free Holiday Cooking Holiday recipes can be quick to prepare without losing that special touch needed to impress. Here's a sneak peak at my arsenal of 30 minutes or less recipes that are first rate and easily mesh with any holiday menu. Read Amy's blog »
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