This homemade potato bread recipe makes a pillowy soft loaf that’s perfect for slicing. Make a loaf over the weekend for fresh sandwich bread all week.
Soft and Pillowy Homemade Potato Bread Recipe (Comfort Food at its Best!)Read More
Easy One-Bowl Sourdough Banana Bread
This banana bread has a slight tang of sourdough and isn’t overly sweet. It’s mixed in one bowl, which means a nice healthy snack with fewer dishes to wash.
A Guide To Safely Using Urine As Fertilizer
Don’t say EW! Using urine as fertilizer is a common sense way to use resources you have on hand. Here’s how human urine can be used in the garden safely.
How One Family Built Their Off-Grid Homestead Debt-Free And on a Budget
Dreaming of living off the grid? Read how one family achieved an off grid homestead WITHOUT going into debt! With a willingness to DIY, you can, too!
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Heat Tolerant Vegetables that Thrive in Blazing Summertime Weather
Hot summertime weather can cause many vegetable plants to wilt and die. But not these heat tolerant vegetables! You can even start them in high temps.
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Strawberry Cobbler with Gluten-Free Corn Masa Topping
Gently sweetened with raw local honey and topped with an unusual corn masa biscuit crust, this gluten-free strawberry cobbler recipe is something special.
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Caring for and Seasoning Cast Iron Cookware
Cast iron cookware is one of the most iconic piece of kitchen equipment on a small homestead. And for good reason. Cast iron cookware is durable, and can be used on the stove top, in the oven, or over an open fire. Better yet, with correct care, it becomes as non-stick as more modern pots and pans.
Savory Muffins with Kale and Chives (Don’t Tell Anyone They’re Vegan)
These savory muffins are a great accompaniment to soup and salad. Filled with kale and chives (and cheese, if you like!), they’re quick to pull together.
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Growing Kale in the Home Garden for Dark, Leafy Greens
Growing kale is easy! Its harvest season can last for an extended time, so you’ll reap the benefits of this dark, leafy green for months with just a single planting. Consider growing kale in your garden for fresh use and freeze some for adding to fruit smoothies. The dark green leafy greens are highly nutritious!
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