How to Make Powder Out of Dehydrated Food
I have a new obsession… dehydrated powder tomatoes. I’m holding a mason jar of it in my hands right now and thinking how magical it is.
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In the Kitchen
Everything you need to know about duck eggs
I’m often asked “What are duck eggs like?” And of course everyone is curious how duck eggs compare to chicken eggs. So today I’m breaking it all down, itemizing why many folks prefer duck eggs (they definitely garner a higher price tag) and all the pros and cons I see to every factor.
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Christmas Crackers
There’s no denying it. Easy & chocolate are two important things to me when it comes to some of my favorite Christmas traditions. “Christmas Crack” meets both demands very well. And man is this stuff good.
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5 Reasons I Don’t Buy Meat at the Grocery Store
I don’t buy meat at the grocery store these days. When we brought home our first piglets I had no idea that I would soon be able to say this… or even want to say this. But it turns out pasture-raised pork is some of the most delicious, versatile meat I have ever prepared. I’m
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How to Cook Brussels Sprouts
Brussels sprout recipes… you need these. Because these amazing, beautifully green veggies have gotten a bad rap for way too long. So I am sharing some of my favorite ways to cook Brussels sprouts today. These wonderful vegetables may soon be one of your favorites. Seriously.
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6 Kitchen Swaps You Need in Your Life
6 Simple Healthy Kitchen Swaps Simple living can be a hard struggle some days. Some years… But just making one little swap at a time can make all the difference. Listen in, on this episode over on my Simple Doesn’t Mean Easy podcast, as I walk through this idea and these 6 simple swaps I’ve
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Shoofly Pie, a Mennonite Comfort Food
I have wonderful memories, as a teen, driving through Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and strolling the markets for amazing Mennonite baked goods.
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The Ultimate Guide to Cooking a Pork Loin Roast
I have my suitcase open in the bedroom and laundry on the line, packing for Homesteaders of America conference this weekend. (If you catch my presentation on Homeschooling Kids Who Change the World, please say “hi”!) And I have our pork customers’ cut sheets laying out on my desk, finalizing the details for next weekend’s
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How to Cook Pork Chops so They Don’t Dry Out
Pork chops used to always seem so dry to me. And BBQ pork chops were a once-in-a-while, so-so meal for our family for decades. Until last year. I changed the way I did 2 things and the results? Well let’s just say we have these juicy, tender, delicious pork chops 2-3 times a month. BBQ
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Can I use tap water for making kombucha?
Can I use tap water for making kombucha? It’s a common question. When you look up any recipe or kombucha tips, everyone agrees… use filtered water if you’re making your own kombucha. But why? And if you stumbled upon this article but don’t know how to make your own kombucha yet, check out Simple DIY Kombucha.
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