With the onset of winter, everybody’s energy bill starts to skyrocket (As if you didn’t already know that) - unless you’re one of those fortunate families who uses wood heat. Unfortunately, we don’t have that option right now, and with the weather turning ridiculously cold over the last few days Keep Reading
Easy Goat Cheese
So why post a cheese recipe of all things? Because this recipe is extremely easy to make - it only uses ingredients most people already have - it’s a lot cheaper to make it yourself than to buy it, it tastes great and makes a wonderful healthy, high protein snack, and it’s really versatile. The Keep Reading
Homemade Hot Cocoa Mix
Sometimes, there’s just nothing that hits the spot on a cold morning like a steaming mug of hot chocolate. My usual policy is to not drink my calories, but I make an exception for a good cup of hot cocoa. Hot chocolate with a homemade marshmallow? Yes please! I wrote a while back about some of Keep Reading
Caprine Adventures (Our New Dairy Goats)
Good morning my lovely blog readers! I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving! Yes, I know that was over a week ago now. Gabriel, Garrett, and I spent the holiday traveling and visiting family. We just got back Tuesday evening, so it doesn’t feel like a week ago to me! From left to right: Keep Reading
Six Shoe Buying Tips
image Credit I was out running today and realized that I’m gonna have to invest in a new pair of shoes. Yes, this is another post inspired by pavement pounding. Shoes are expensive. Really expensive. But it’s a necessary expense. Better to invest in a good pair of shoes than suffer from shin Keep Reading
Honey Sweetened Cheesecake Recipe
Wanna know what makes me happy? Making something really decadent from 100% homemade and/or local ingredients. Like cheesecake. Yup, homemade cheese, homemade vanilla, eggs from our front yard, and honey from our neighbor’s bees. It rocks. And incidentally, cream cheese is one of the easiest cheeses Keep Reading
Savings From Storing Winter Veggies
Gabriel digging sweet potatoes witht some “help” from nieces and nephews. Have you thought about stocking up on winter vegetables to see you family through the winter? If not, then I urge you to look into it. Creating a stock pile, rather than buying on a weekly or monthly basis, can save a lot of Keep Reading
Seven Reasons To Eradicate Clutter
Image Credit I have a confession to make. I have a tendency to “let things go”. Sure I keep the house itself reasonably clean, but outside is a different story. I feel like I just don't have time for it. But lately I've become firmly convinced that this has to change and have come up with a list of Keep Reading
Frugal Meat Opportunity
image credit When we lived in Texas I learned something kind of cool. And with hunting season either here, or right around the corner depending on your state, this is really exciting! You know how guys like to go hunt, mostly for the trophy, but can’t use all that meat? That sounds ridiculously Keep Reading
Gluten-Free Yeast Doughnuts
Can we say YUM? I think so! I remember trying a recipe from a book I thought I trusted. Ha! I can still taste the grease-soaked, crumbly, nasty things. On the bright side, the fudge icing was divine. Fortunately, my sister came across this recipe not too long ago, and they are good! Texture Keep Reading
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