Homesteading | Self Sufficient Living | Living off the Land
Flour and water. That's all you need to make your own yeast in the form of a homemade sourdough starter. With just a little bit of patience and this simple recipe, you'll have a starter that will decrease your dependence on the grocery store and help you make the most amazing sourdough breads, pancakes, crackers, brownies, and more. Sourdough captured my imagination way back at the beginning of my homestead journey. I actually found ...Continue Reading
Knowing how to grow sprouts at home is a simple skill that everyone should have in their arsenal. Gardening is therapy for me. But I get it that many folks can't have a big garden. Heck, I know Jill has a love/hate relationship with gardening in the wacky Wyoming weather, and I get it if gardening isn't your "thing" at all. But today we're talking about how you can do some very easy, unbelievably productive "gardening" right on ...Continue Reading
There's a time and place for artisan loaves and fancy brick-oven pizza crusts... And then there's a time when you are staring at the flour and yeast in your cupboard and just wanna make a basic loaf of bread because there isn't any at the store... This recipe is exactly for those latter situations. Never made bread before? This is the recipe for you? Have minimal ingredients in your pantry? No problem. Don't have a ...Continue Reading
Here I am... 34-years old, mother of three, successful business owner... writing a post about toilet paper alternatives. Life is weird. The empty store shelves and non-stop Facebook posts about paper products have shown me that Americans put a higher priority on toilet paper than I ever thought possible. I'm hopeful that in a week or two, this post will be completely unnecessary, as the store shelves will be overflowing with ...Continue Reading
Canning chicken at home is easier than you think and not only stocks your pantry, but can make on-the-fly meal prep even easier. Just grab a jar, pop the top, and you're ready to add cooked chicken to your favorite recipes (like tacos, pizza, pasta, and more). Gather your pressure canner and equipment, and follow these tips for end up with jars of delicious chicken for your pantry shelf. Our freezers are currently overflowing with ...Continue Reading
