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Julie demonstrates how to make melt-in-your-mouth kale chips, straight from the garden!
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Julie demonstrates how to make melt-in-your-mouth kale chips, straight from the garden!
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Now that we’re one year in, we’ve decided to try amping things up here on the ol’ blog and we’re going to start by creating a series of Farm for a Year DIY videos. We filmed and edited our first one today. We promise they’ll get better as we go. Let us know what you think!
Farm for a Year DIY video #1: How to ‘specially’ bag your beans.
Enjoy!
It was my birthday yesterday and my dad gave me this book, ‘The Backyard Homestead’. It looks AWESOME and I can’t wait to start reading it! The subtitle and other front cover text reads, “Produce all the food you need on just a quarter acre! Eat from the garden year-round with fresh veggies and homemade preserves. Make omelets from eggs laid by your own chickens. Pick fruits and berries from your back door”. Perfect!
It’s pretty much a how-to on everything you’d want to know about food self-sufficiency in your back yard, including making dandelion wine and brewing your own beer. Oh! And I just noticed it includes how to make fresh mozzarella… Yum! (I love how I gravitate straight towards the alcohol and cheese ;) It contains great looking drawings and diagrams and if you don’t have a quarter acre, it includes a diagram and how to on how to live off of one-tenth of an acre too. Loving it! Thanks Dad!