Genny at Home
South-Florida-girl-turned-mountain-country-homesteader. Lover of Jesus, my family, and all things home. I share tips and reflections on motherhood, gardening, decorating, homeschooling, and baking with fresh-milled flour.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 20 | Founded | 3 months ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Fried Green Tomatoes on a Whim
While everyone was having a “tomato girl summer”, I was scratching my head wondering what was going on with my tomato plants.
Mine were late bloomers.
Probably something I did wrong, but I moved on and enjoyed harvesting other things from...
Real Bread is Making a Comeback, and so are Bread Machines
You’re seeing it everywhere (again):
BREAD.
Bread is emerging back from its two-decades long demonization phase. The low carb and gluten-free movements threw the pendulum so far to the other side that even good bread was left in the dust....
Homeschool Moms: Be Ready for Some Growing Pains
I’m talking about our own fleshly tendencies that rear their ugly heads when we take on the humbling, and deeply rewarding, role of “homeschool mom”.
Are you an introverted homeschool mom like me?
Guess what. You will need to die to yours...
The Fastest Dinner Yeast Rolls Made with Fresh-Milled Flour
A fresh baked dinner roll recipe that only takes 60 minutes start to finish? And made with fresh-milled flour? It is really possible?
Yes!
This is coming from a mom who literally made these TODAY, you guys. I suddenly realized I needed a...
The Easiest From-Scratch Chicken Noodle Soup You Will Make Again and Again
This chicken noodle soup recipe is not only easy, not only a kid AND adult pleaser, but is made totally from scratch, no store bought broth or questionable cubes needed!
The chicken is cooked with the bones to make a deeply nourishing mea...
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South-Florida-girl-turned-mountain-country-homesteader. Lover of Jesus, my family, and all things home. I share tips and reflections on motherhood, gardening, decorating, homeschooling, and baking with fresh-milled flour.
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