DIY grazing boxes make for happy grass fed chickens. They’re a great way to save on the cost of raising backyard chickens (and other poultry), too!
Tender green lettuce leaves are very susceptible to damage from slugs and snails. They’re also a favorite of pests like rabbits and deer, though admittedly those are not a problem for me here. To combat the damage from snails and slugs, try planting lettuce in containers up off the ground.
During WWI & WWII, families were encouraged to grow food in victory gardens. There are plenty of good reasons to bring victory gardens back!
Making this tangerine or orange liqueur recipe at home is easy. It’s great for cocktails, but you can use this liqueur in marinades or salad dressing, too.
More than just a natural substitute for sugar, raw honey is a must-have for your kitchen. It’s good for you and delicious and lasts for YEARS in the pantry.
This gluten free banana bread recipe makes a moist, dense loaf. It gets high praise from everyone who tries it — even the people who can eat wheat!
Want a not too heavy but slightly sweet breakfast? These homemade orange muffins do the trick! They’re ready to eat in under an hour, no box required.
These Crockpot chicken tacos take less than ten minutes to put together in a slow cooker, so dinner will be ready when you walk in the door.
Add flowers you can eat to your garden for a bonus food source. Here’s how to use edible flowers in your kitchen (and how to know what’s safe to eat.)
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