Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
You can’t get a much more classic dessert than Bread Pudding. In fact, history records indicate that this southern dish has been served since the 12th century. This recipe came out necessity. It was a fantastic way to eliminate the
Meatloaf is a standard comfort food for many of us, however not all meatloaf recipes make the best meatloaf! Just like there are many ways to boil an egg, there are countless numbers of recipes for meatloaf. And each one
It’s picnic season and that means it is time to eat Seven Layer Salad! Seven Layer Salad is a classic picnic and get-together recipe served in many parts of the United States, especially the Mid-West. It is typically served in
We are still searching for the answers…… What seems like just a few short months ago, I shared with you the story and background on how I lost all of my hair. If you are new follower or missed the
As Spring approaches – many begin to think about the possibility of raising their own little flock of chickens. Backyard chickens have become popular in the last decade – and with good reason – not only can they provide your family
“I have always wanted to raise chickens!” – It’s a statement we hear at least once a week, and is usually followed quickly by: “is it difficult?”. The truth of the matter is – chickens are one of the easiest “farm”
Our little flock of young hens have begun to lay – and although still a little on the smaller side – we are once again enjoying our own fresh eggs. It started with one every day or two, and has
All of those cold winter days are now just an unpleasant memory. June has arrived, and with it – the farm has come alive with beautiful blooms, buzzing bees, growing grapes, clucking chickens -and a growing garden! As we try
Finally! The new coop is complete. With just a few small finishing touches to make this week – it will be ready to house our chickens for years to come. It’s just in time too – as our 18 little
The new chicks are here! Our 18 little girls arrived home with us last Wednesday evening under the watchful eye of our Labrador Retriever, Jazzy. We started raising our first chickens two years ago – and it has been a