
Just a homebody who misses the world as she knew it, one who craves real food, old school skills, and keeping the art of homesteading alive to pass on.
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One of my favorite flowers is the autumn mum, also known as the Chrysanthemum. These beautiful flowers are also famed for their medicinal properties, which makes me love them even more. Made into teas and extracts, they can aid those with i...
Yesterday I woke with a sore throat and cough, on the day of our annual fall gathering, too. I began my honey and lemon routine with little relief, knowing later that day, our family and friends would arrive ready to visit and eat around th...
Remember when apple dumplings were a big part of autumn celebrations? I miss them, so when hubby bought apples and pears from the FFA kids at our local high school, I made dumplings. Just not any old apple dumplings, either- did you know yo...
For the last year or so, I’ve been pitching the plastics in our home and replacing them with glass, mostly. I’m currently working on the small appliances that we use most often; you’d be surprised how hard this is.
Why? Plastic pollution...
Here it is almost halfway into October, and I haven’t shared any pumpkin recipes, shame on me! We didn’t grow any pumpkins this year, and I’m missing them. Store-bought ones are averaging less than $4 each. For the best flavor in any pumpki...
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Just a homebody who misses the world as she knew it, one who craves real food, old school skills, and keeping the art of homesteading alive to pass on.
All things sourdough: myths tested against the research. What works, what doesn't, and what nobody actually knows yet. Guides and recipes at SourdoughTalk.com
Sharing a passion for creating French desserts. A dedicated home baker and cook with over 30 years of hands-on experience.
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