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Yoghurt
makes 8 cups This may seem like a lot of yoghurt but it will keep for a month or so in the fridge. Even though there are only 2 of us, we haven’t had any problems eating it up! I’ve … Continue reading
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Brownies and Cookies
Installment number three: Part of a series of pantry stocking mixes to fill out the whole pantry. I call Zen prepping “Shopping from within” These mixes are designed to create food security and help answer the question. What is there to eat?
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Tagged Baked, Brownies, Chocolate brownie, food, fudge, how to, Ingredient, Pecan, Recipe, Sheet pan, Teaspoon
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Army Hardtack Recipe
Army Hardtack Recipe Ingredients: 4 cups flour (preferably whole wheat) 4 teaspoons salt Water (about 2 cups) Pe-heat oven to 375° F Makes about 10 pieces Mix the flour and salt together in a bowl. Add just enough water (less … Continue reading
Taco Salad Bowls
Ingredients: 6 – 6” Tortillas corn or flour EVOO Cooking Spray ½ lb Extra Lean Ground Turkey OR 95% Lean ground Beef ½ packet of Taco Seasoning 1/3 cup beef broth 1 cup of Shredded cheddar Cheese 6 teaspoons of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bake, Baked, Cooking spray, easy, frugal, how to, Olive oil, Recipe, Taco, Tortilla
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Garlic Planting Time
When To Plant: If you live in a zone with cold winters, plant cloves of garlic after the first frost and about four weeks before the ground freezes, depending on what part of the country you live in that … Continue reading
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Tagged Bulb, Clove, Elephant Garlic, garden, Gardening, Garlic, Grocery store, Harvest, homesteading, how to, Mulch, plant, plant selection, Soil, Sowing, Water, Wisconsin
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Visit to Red’s Market
“Little Red’s Market” opened in downtown Wausau in 1936 when an Irishman - Ronald “Red” McGowan and his wife Sophie started a small produce market on 2nd Street. Starting a new business was not an easy thing to do in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amish, Atlanta, Chicago, frugal, Gardening, homesteading, how to, Labor Day, New York City, plant selection, planting, tomatoes, Wausau Wisconsin
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Green Bean Towers
A hog panel bent in thirds, wired together on a large planter.
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What Do You Eat
Sometimes in planning a garden we can get carried away with what to plant. Be practical; spend some time thinking about how you cook, and how your family eats. Plan on planting something for everyone’s taste not just your … Continue reading
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Tagged canning, cheap, easy, frugal, garden, Gardening, Home, homesteading, how to, Kitchen garden, Lettuce, plant, Raised bed gardening, tips, Van Harvey, vegetable, vegetables, Wisconsin
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Gluten Free Baking
Gluten Free All Purpose Flour Mix 3 parts brown rice flour 3 parts corn starch 2 parts soy flour 1 part masa harina This recipe is in “parts” so that you can make as much or as little as you … Continue reading
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Tagged Baked, baking, bread, Breakfast healthy, Brown rice, butter, cheap, Corn Starch, Dough, easy, Flour, food, frugal, Gluten, Gluten-free diet, homemade, homesteading, how to, Masa, Recipe, tips
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Marigolds
Marigolds are one of the most fun ways to add color and pest control to your garden. Planting with broccoli and cabbage crops reduces the white flies. Planting Marigolds require approximately 45 to 50 days to flower after seeding, therefore seeding indoors … Continue reading
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Tagged Agriculture and Forestry, cheap, Cold frame, easy, frugal, garden, Gardening, Home, homesteading, how to, plant, Seed, Soil, Sowing, Vermiculite
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