Scotch Eggs My grandma used to make these for me when I was a kid and I loved them! Luckily, it was easy to make these keto friendly! The next time I make them I am going to use a spicy sausage! Ingredients:

Good morning my Fellow Steemians! As Consumers we at can be mercy of those who produce the foods and products we eat and use on a daily basis. The simple law of supply and demand drive these prices up

Over the winter my wife traded two wreaths - that she had crafted - for two jars of honey and a plateful of Beeswax. The trade was detailed in this post: Barter System: Scored Two Large Jars of Ontario

Don't let the title deter you! You can really use Steemit to Increase Your Crop Yields! A chat with @thelaundrylady here on Steemit inspired this post. Consider this a how-to, but also a fine example of

I have written about things that I do to make little to no waste, when I can. As most of you know I am living off grid, and working towards self sustainability. Enter the potato! We eat about 150 pounds

The girls definitely aren't thinking about winter anymore! They're doing there jobs quite well. Another job the chickens do for me on the farm, besides laying eggs, is prep the ground so I can plant. We

Meat-free burgers - wild style! With Elm tree seeds, weed flowers, and an assortment of amazing homestead pickles! Come into my post and join me for a burger feast! The theme for my week has been,

Before I started pasture raising pigs I wondered why they enjoyed the mud so much. After doing a little research I found out that pigs have very few sweat glands. So to be able to cool off in the heat

Grafting Made Easy! Grafting really is quite easy, there's just a learning curve in the beginning. After reading this post, we hope you feel more confident and knowledgable trying a graft out yourself.

Growing your own sweet potatoes from start to finish takes a lot of time and a little bit of planning. Started these sweet potatoes in the jars about 2 months ago and some of the slips are just now ready

When you decide to breed livestock, the question often comes up, do you want to breed registered stock? Or forget all that paperwork? There are pros and cons either way. We raise Nigerian Dwarf goats.

As summer arrives and people turn to the outdoors, I wanted to put some important thoughts out into the steemit world about sun health. We rely on the sun to sustain life on this planet and yet we are

It has been awhile since I have shared a tutorial on how to make your own natural products, my apologies! We have been busy with baby chicks and trying to get ready for spring, but I’m back... and with

As you may have noticed, I like to garden organically. I never use any type of poisons in my garden - but like to let nature keep the balance. However, every now and again, nature throws us a curve ball

Survive, Thrive, and Be Prepared Your knowledge has power and value. It can help people learn to survive and thrive while becoming better prepared to face whatever life may throw their way! Write a post

I am on a mission to plant a kazillion raspberries, blackberries and other berry bushes on our property. They are just so darn resilient and delicious not to mention delicious. We started out with a dozen

Hallo Steemiant In The Word Fern (plantae) we often encounter on the edge of sugai or in a moist swamp. Karna fern requires a lot of water to breed. "Pakis" is very loved in Southeast Asia,

Damn! What happened to my calendula seedling!? Well, don’t you just love cutworms. After taking care of my calendula seedling for four weeks indoors, watering it once a day, checking for pests, and carefully

I have decided that Mondays I will be sharing My Apothecary. I have been foraging for plants for many years, and I have decided to share what I have been collecting. This is also helping me get everything

Happy Earth Day 2018!!! It's Earth day everyday here, but I thought it would be fun to share two of our greatest passions on this special day... Creating Soil and Soil-Bathing “The soil is the great connector