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Homemade Cultured Butter
Today I want to talk about butter. As someone with a mild intolerance to lactose I am very grateful that butter was not something I had to restrict or limit in my regular diet. No pie crust or butter cream … Continue reading
Sourdough Waffles
Well it’s February and I suppose the most notable thing about this month is The One Moto Show down in Portland, Oregon. But if you aren’t a motorcycle enthusiast, which I suspect most of those reading my pages are not, … Continue reading
Wood Burning Mom’s Wooden Spoons
Happy Mothers Day to all the mommas out there! Whether you grew a human inside you, have taken on one that someone else grew or maybe you’re like me, and only have babies of the fur and feather variety, this … Continue reading
How to Make a Ginger Bug for Traditional Sodas
Can you believe that tomorrow is May? May! The fifth month of 2017. That is one month away from halfway! I sometimes have to take a minute, have a breath, and swallow the anxiety that the year is passing right … Continue reading
Homemade Dandelion Wine
A little over a year ago, early April weather was like summer and everything seemed to be a little ahead of schedule. The yard was covered with those lovely yellow flowers that most home owners grumble about, buying some toxic … Continue reading
The Chicken or The Easter Egg
Good Easter morning! If you celebrate that sort of thing. If not, Good regular morning! I hope you have a full mug of coffee (or tea!) and a comfortable place to cozy up in. I hope that this Sunday finds … Continue reading
Not Your Grandma’s Sourdough
Hello readers! Here I am again, putting pen to …..uh… well making words you can read! If you read my last post you know that I was finding dilemmas about posting here but I am resolved to make this a … Continue reading
Raw Apple Cider Vinegar
A while back, when fall still felt like fall, and there was no snow on the ground, I was staring at a bag of apples from the yard, debating what to do with them. The idea of hard cider crossed … Continue reading