In this podcast episode, I’m explaining how to make 8 convenience foods that are BETTER if you make them yourself. 8 More Things You Can Make (Better) Yourself (listen here) 8 More Things You Can Make (Better) Yourself (watch here) Today’s episode is sponsored by True Leaf Market… my absolute favorite seed company. […]
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In this podcast episode, I’m explaining how to make 7 convenience foods that are BETTER if you make them yourself.
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Today we’re diving deep into encouragement for moms on ways they can motivate a love of helping in the kitchen, and a love of real food over processed food in their family, specifically with older kids and dad. (See last episode for encouragement with young children.)
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In this podcast episode, part 1 of 2, we’re diving deep into encouragement for moms on ways they can motivate a love of helping in the kitchen, and a love of real food over processed food in their family, even when the children are very young. For more encouragement, follow the Simple Doesn’t Mean Easy
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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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If you’re trying to grow a brand (maybe to sell some of your homemade syrup, or open an online shop, or blog about your homestead… ), knowing how to grow your reach on instagram is really important. A sweet new friend of mine, Vea Carpi, joined me in episode 7 of season 2 of the
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I’m growing 6 herbs for my chickens this year. Well, before you think I’m a crazy chicken lady, I should explain… I’m all about dual-purpose, so these 6 herbs are ones I would be growing for our family even if I didn’t have chickens. But I love it that these herbs serve both my family
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The latest issue of Harvard Magazine has me feeling exceptionally grateful, after I finished fuming. Reading through the misconceptions and illogical arguments of Erin O’Donnell’s article, “The Risks of Homeschooling,” I was left with a new appreciation of the premises of homeschooling. Y’all know I don’t have Harvard Law degree, and you can probably make
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