Tender venison steak and crisp vegetables combine to make this delicious venison stir fry! Full of lean protein and veggies, this quick and healthy meal will make it on your regular meal rotation. Between homesteading, homeschooling, and running a business quick and easy meals are my middle name. Something simple to prepare, quick, and loved […]
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It dawned on me the other day of certain foods I missed from my childhood. Both my mother and grandmother were great cooks. We always had a hot meal for dinner and breakfast and lunch made with love. Sometimes it … Continue reading →source
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A crostata is an Italian baked pie or tart. Recipes go back to the 1400’s. It’s a rustic pie that has many variations. Usually it’s filled with some type of fruit. And fall in the northeast means it’s apple season. … Continue reading →source
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Looking for some incredibly cheap meals to make for your family? In the list below you will find the cheapest meals to make. These meals below will be perfect if you need to stretch your budget as far as possible right now. I’ve previously written a post on 14 Cheap Meals to Make at the… […]
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Making homemade pizza is a simple and joyful way to bring the family together around the table. With this easy, foolproof pizza dough recipe, you’ll be creating delicious, personalized pizzas in no time. Pizza dough was one of the first recipes I ever tried with yeast, and to be honest, I was a bit nervous. […]
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The black walnut tree (Juglans nigra) is a fantastic source of food and medicine. Unfortunately, too many people let these nuts go unused, frustrated by the mess they cause in their yard rather than appreciating all of the many uses for black walnuts. Although Central Vermont is not within the native range of black walnut […]
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The post Cold Morning Comfort: 10 Recipes Worth Getting Out of Bed For appeared first on Lana's Cooking. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and… The post Cold Morning Comfort: 10 Recipes Worth Getting Out of Bed For appeared first on Lana's Cooking source
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Canning plums is an easy way to preserve this fruit for the colder winter months. All you need is plums, water, sugar, and spices if you desire, and some jars to properly can them as halves or wholes. Plums have a pretty short harvest season and don’t store very well. In the autumn, I like […]
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One of the most popular questions we get in our email inbox is on the topic of using cardboard as a mulch in the garden – or more to the … The post How To Safely Use Cardboard In The Garden – Stop Weeds With Cardboard! appeared first on Old World Garden Farms. source
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Looking for the best way to grow your own tomato plants from seed this year – and have amazing transplants ready for your garden on planting day? Not only is … The post The Best Way To Start & Grow Tomato Plants From Seed Indoors – 6 Big Secrets To Success! appeared first on Old […]
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This easy pan fried deer heart recipe makes delicious use of very underutilized meat from your harvest. Flavorful, easy to prepare, and great use of tasty meat. I always find it interesting when we look back into our past about all of the meat that did not go to waste from an animal. Be it deer, cattle, […]
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Cinnamon rolls are a mainstay in Amish kitchens, so why not Amish Cinnamon Roll Muffins? There are so many cinnamon roll recipes, from caramel to pecan to fruit-filled cinnamon rolls. 📖 The Amish and Cinnamon Rolls Through it all, the kneading, the baking, the age-old family recipes, give the cinnamon roll a mystique in the… […]
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This article is a part of “The Amish Cook Column”, a weekly series of featuring a story & recipe from Gloria Yoder, Amish widow & mother of six from Flat Rock, Illinois We were on our way once more. School months don’t make for very good travel times, so we were seizing the opportunity to see… […]
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We are smack in the middle of January and that means cold weather which means comfort food! Stews, casseroles, and cakes are topping the list of trending recipes this week. These are classic comfort foods that bring a sense of warm and sustenance on cold winter days when the snow is swirling outside. So, let’s… […]
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Preserve the essence of fall with our apple butter canning recipe. Capture the flavors of the season in jars of velvety apple butter, ready to enjoy on pancakes, oatmeal, or as a thoughtful homemade gift. As the leaves change colors and fall from the trees, creating a picturesque carpet of reds, oranges, and yellows in […]
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Living a homesteading lifestyle, the rhythm of my year is an extension of the seasonal changes and activities of the homestead. Planting in spring, tending in summer, harvesting in fall, resting in winter. But while the agrarian calendar is rather firmly integrated into my life, I still rely on a homestead to do list to […]
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Want to know the one big secret to starting seeds indoors that will let you grow incredibly healthy transplants for your garden and flowerbeds easier than you ever imagined? Starting … The post The One Big Secret To Starting Seeds Indoors – How To Grow Healthy Transplants From Seed! appeared first on Old World Garden […]
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As New Year’s Eve rolls around, I always find myself drawn to traditions that bring comfort, warmth, and a little hope for the year ahead and it all starts with … The post Southern Black Eyed Peas Recipe (Hoppin’ John Recipe) appeared first on Old World Garden Farms. source
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Chicken Fajita Pasta is a fusion recipe that combines Italian pappardelle pasta with the lively Southwestern flavors of Chicken Fajitas. Packed with traditional fajita seasonings and your favorite fajita ingredients; peppers, onions, and tender sliced chicken. Looking for more Southwestern pasta dinner recipes to spice up your meal plans? Take a look at my recipe […]
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Like many gardeners, when Autumn comes around I obsessively check my weather app for signs of frost or a hard freeze. I put a lot of work into growing a late summer and fall garden, and know that my future harvest depends on protecting plants from frost. Luckily, it’s easy to protect plants from frost […]
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The post 10 Desserts to Sweeten a Winter Day appeared first on Lana's Cooking. Sometimes the best pick-me-up is a sweet treat, and we’ve… The post 10 Desserts to Sweeten a Winter Day appeared first on Lana's Cooking source
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Skip the restaurant or store bought version and make your own onion rings at home! The post Old Fashioned Crispy Homemade Onion Rings Recipe appeared first on Little House Living. source
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Canning oranges is a great way to preserve the fruit’s delicious flavor all year round. Whether you have a surplus of oranges from your yard or you simply want to enjoy them long after their season has ended, canning is a simple and effective method to keep them fresh. To a lot of people, winter […]
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If you love fried green tomatoes, you’re in for a treat! Canning green tomatoes slices for frying is a great way to enjoy this Southern classic all year. Learn how to can sliced green tomatoes with this water bath canning recipe. As the gardening season winds down, green tomatoes often linger on the vines, unripe […]