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Garden to Table Delight: Incredible Oven Roasted Asparagus with Parmesan

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Savor the fresh taste of spring! Learn to roast garden-fresh asparagus with Parmesan for a simple, elegant side dish. Perfect for homesteaders and scratch cooking enthusiasts. The Simple Pleasures of Garden-to Table Cooking There’s a special kind of satisfaction that comes from preparing a meal with ingredients harvested directly from your garden. It’s a connection …

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Cozy up With a Bowl of Hamburger Soup: A Garden-fresh Staple

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If you are seeking a bowl of comfort, this heartwarming Hamburger Soup Recipe sure feels like home. From your first bite to the bowl-scraping last taste, this is the warmth you crave. The Magic of Homemade Hamburger Soup There’s something truly magical about a bowl of homemade soup. It’s the kind of comfort food that …

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Freshly made strawberry buttermilk crepes topped with whipped cream, perfect for a delightful breakfast or dessert.

Farmhouse Feasts: Crafting Buttermilk Crepes and More with Pantry Staples

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Are you looking for an elevated way to serve eggs for breakfast? Buttermilk crepes are the perfect farm to fork favorite you are seeking. Buttermilk crepes are a unique creation. They are filling, yet fluffy, thin and pliable with just the slightest lacy crispness to the edges. You can fill them, top them or both. …

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Rise and Shine: Farmhouse Popovers for Breakfast with Freshly Milled Flour

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Not just another eggs for breakfast recipe. These popovers for breakfast are delightfully different and easy to make with pantry staples and farm-fresh ingredients. I first began making and serving popovers as a special accompaniment to our Easter meal after I encountered them in a Brazilian steakhouse. That cheesy, eggy goodness combined with the light …

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Top view of a delicious homemade banana bread fresh from the oven placed on a cooling rack. Enjoy the warm and inviting aroma.

Delicious Spiced Banana Bread with Freshly Milled Flour

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Daily, more and more of us are discovering the benefits of milling our own flour at home. This spiced banana bread is the perfect way to add real bread goodness to your life. This is probably not the best way to begin this post, but I am nothing if not honest. Here goes: I hate …

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Healthy Apple Oatmeal Muffins: Wholesome Goodness with Freshly Milled Flour

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Yummy and healthy apple oatmeal muffins are so versatile as a master mix. Use your mill to create homemade goodness your family will crave! Breakfast is a great place to use more and more of your kitchen skills to nourish your family. Milling your own flour is both a flavor and nutrition boost that you …

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Savor the Past: Old-Fashioned Oatmeal Bars Recipe

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If you’re craving some spiced apple goodness, then this old-fashioned oatmeal bars recipe is for you. You’ll find familiar flavors and scratch-made snacking all in one bite! On busy mornings when we have homeschool co-op and I need to get us fed well and out the door these bars are my lifeline! We can grab …

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From Pantry to Comfort: The Heartwarming Journey of Homemade Tomato Soup

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You’ve put in the work to grow and can those tomatoes. Now it’s cold outside and you are ready to create something warm and filling in the kitchen. This homemade tomato soup is absolutely mmm, good! How we prefer homemade tomato soup Our family loves to have a little sampling of pasta in our soup. …

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No More Sourdough Starter Fails: Master the Art of Care & Feeding

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The topic of sourdough starter care and feeding is one that is discussed often. The truth is, as with many things in life, there is more than one way to care for your starter. This post will detail for you how I care for and maintain my starter so that we can enjoy it’s beneficial …

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Tamed or Trapped? Exploring the Unforeseen Consequences of Human Domestication

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There are several ways to take back your sovereignty and live with more freedom. Let’s have a little chat about human domestication and do some self-examination to determine whether or not it is time to become ungovernable. This is not really an original idea at all, but I do want to bring it to the …

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