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Showing posts with label homesteader. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homesteader. Show all posts

recipe: from scratch cottage cheese

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I made homemade cottage cheese in order to make yesterday's recipe for chocolate mint pudding . Having already mastered regular yogurt-m...

recipe: homemade yogurt by re-culturing

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 It really is this EASY to make yogurt! Add 1 cup powdered whole milk and 3 1/2 cups water to a pan (or just use 3 1/2 cups already liquid m...

items helpful for long-term food storage

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Today's post is the seventh in the prepping series. The first post outlined the  five inexpensive and versatile foods to stock first , t...

layering additional foods into your long-term pantry

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Today's post is the sixth in the prepping series. The first post outlined the  five inexpensive and versatile foods to stock first , the...

gardening and foraging for resilience

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If you want to level up your prepping just a bit more, this post is for you. It is the fourth in the series. The first post outlined the  fi...

navigating power, water, and communication outages

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This is the third post in a series on prepping should you feel so inclined to do so for the present situation, or for future potential inter...

ensuring easy access to fresh fruits and veggies during a crisis

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This is the second post in my series on prepping. If you're just jumping in, see my prior post on the 5 inexpensive and versatile foods ...

the 5 inexpensive and versatile foods to stock first if you want to start prepping

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Thinking about doing a little prepping? There is a lot of information out there! Everyone seems to have an opinion on it. In one aspect, it...

pursuit of the perfect artisan bread loaf

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This past year, I've been working on my artisan bread making. Not from a sourdough starter. Just a simple bread flour, yeast, water, sal...