This is part three of my reducing food waste series, where we go over four different ways we can reduce food waste in our homes. Each one of these can make a difference on their own, but the more you implement into you routine, the less waste your kitchen will produce, and the more money …
I’m big fan of homemade gifts, and I’ll never turn down a cozy cup of tea. As you may know, I’ve talked about tea a few times on here, as it holds a special place in my heart. That is why I designed a dozen sweet messages for you to attach to your own custom …
Bok choy is one of my favorite vegetables, so when I stumbled upon an amazing deal the last time I went grocery shopping, I may have leaped for joy. And of course I had to try to dehydrate some for later use! Surprisingly, I couldn’t find much on how to dehydrate this wonder vegetable, so …
Although beef itself can be expensive, buying jerky in the store is even more so. Plus, if you have any allergies or food restrictions, you run the risk of not being able to find some that you can have. So why not make some homemade jerky? This recipe comes from my grandfather, Pappy, who would …
We spent an entire month celebrating Advent, then Christmas and then a few day for New Years. Now that the Holidays are behind us we are left with the cold winter months. For a lot of us, these few month will be dark, cold, and snowy, causing us to lose the joy and cheerfulness we …
Happy 2025! I hope everyone had a wonder holiday season. We are starting off the year with a simple top 10 round up of my favorite homemaking tips from 2024. Our new year has not started off the best with my husband and I getting sick right after Christmas, but I look forward to what …
Tomorrow is Christmas and tonight we’ll be lighting the candle in he middle of the Advent wreath, The Christ candle. I’m keeping this one short and sweet, but if you want to catch up on Advent or review, click on the links below: Christ: Before we begin, go ahead and light all five candles on …
It’s our last week of Advent and this weeks candle represents love. We’re just about ready to wrap this up and I find it pretty cool how you can see all four weeks build off of each other. Of course if you want to participate in Advent, you still can. Below you will find links …
It’s week three of Advent and the anticipation continues to build as the light on the advent wreath gets brighter! This weeks candle represents Joy. You will see how the joy we talk about this week goes along with the peace we talked about last week, and the hope we talked about the week before. …
The anticipation for Christmas continues to build, as week slip into week two of Advent. This week we will incorporate Peace into our homemaking. Last week we briefly discussed what Advent is, and then moved on to talk about week one: Hope. In talking about hope, we worked on building the anticipation for Christmas, and …
