Posted in Cooking, Daily Life, Gardening, Recipes, Uncategorized, tagged Cooking, Gardening, Recipes on May 23, 2009 | 5 Comments »
I have rhubarb taking over my kitchen not to mention my garden bed that it resides in! At least three times a week I make something with rhubarb just to try to keep up with it. Here is far and away my family’s favorite way to eat the stuff…
Rhubard Apple Bake
6 Cups of diced rhubard
5 [...]
Posted in Frugality, Homekeeping, Recipes, tagged Recipes, scratch cooking on May 22, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Fresh greens from the garden or farmers market are just crying out for fresh dressing too. Salad dressings made at home from simple ingredients everyone has in their pantry are a good way to cut out additives in our diets, and add one more recipe to our scratch cooking files. But, if your family is [...]
Posted in Cooking, Recipes, tagged Cooking, Recipes on April 18, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Although the days are getting warmer here in the west it is still quite chilly in the evenings….perfect for a bowl of soup. This is my most requested soup recipe of all time. It is so easy and so hearty it will almost feel like cheating!
I will admit right here and now that I do [...]
Posted in Recipes, tagged apricots, muffins, Recipes on January 18, 2009 | 2 Comments »
January and February seem to be the months when I’m working through my home canned, frozen, and dried pantry items the most. They also seem to be the months when I’m most in need of fresh inspiration to use up those items. I pack our lunches every work day and I’m always trying to figure out new [...]
Posted in Recipes, tagged Livestock, Recipes on August 19, 2008 | 10 Comments »
Originally published at Women Not Dabbling by Gina
(Subtitle: How to waste several precious animal resources in one decadent swoop!)
There are four types of farm animals here that give me products without requiring me to kill them first: poultry (eggs), cattle & goats (milk), and bees (honey…Hey! How do these pesky insects keep creeping into my [...]
