
14 pantry basics to kickstart your stockpile
Want to start a pantry stockpile? Here are some basics to get you going.
Want to start a pantry stockpile? Here are some basics to get you going.
This weekly round-up is all about Jimboomba sunsets, quality of life farm additions, baking bread, garden updates and more!
In this weekly round-up, we talk about chicken coops, gardens, the weather, a brioche recipe and smoked meat!
In this weekly round-up, I share all the foodie things I did, a blog milestone, and a coop update!
This weekly round-up has lots of fun in the garden, some more stockpiling prep and work on the palatial chicken coop!
This weekly round-up is all about sourdough, chickens, block clearing and burning off, and a new social media for homesteaders series.
Another productive week as we near the middle of the year. Before you know it we’ll be getting ready for spring planting and complaining about the heat! Read on to see what we did this week!
Sometimes you want dessert, and not only do you want dessert you want it to be easy. After using up most of the large pack of puff pastry, I had a sheet and a half left and knew I wanted to do something with it. My co-op box had some beautiful pears and apples from Stanthorpe so I figured it would be nice to whip up a pie. So I did. And it was glorious.
If you want a simple and easy pie recipe that won’t break the bank (but will settle the craving!) then this pie is for you!
Using sourdough discard to make the best ever pizza dough is not only zero waste, but ridiculously tasty! Try this recipe to see for yourself!
Being prepared for potential food shortages is the best way to protect yourself and your loved ones from hunger and rising food prices. This post introduces some ground level ideas and actions you can take to get your food security started, whether you’re a new homesteader or a pro!