The Hungry Homesteader
The Hungry HomesteaderJust 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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Redbud Jelly
The spring rains have caused many trees to bud early this year. First, the white blossoms appeared, followed by pink, and now it's redbud season! One of my favorite wild jellies to make is redbud jelly. It's not only easy to prepare but als...
Irish Soda Bread
As a kid, I never took this “holiday” seriously; it was just fun. You had to wear something green, or you would get pinched. I’ve always made the traditional corned beef, but with green mashed potatoes for the kids and Irish soda bread. As ...
Bronchial Broth
Waste not, want not was the saying I grew up with and I guess it’s stuck, I hate waste! Here in the Ozarks, the trees are starting to bud out, fields of white flowering trees mark the beginning of allergy season. I’m pretty healthy for the ...
Seed Oils
Do you know your cooking oils? Most people don’t, but it’s important to be informed! As a mindful chef and eater, I invest a lot of time researching what goes into and onto my body. When I was a young wife and mom, I often chose the cheaper...
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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.
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