We love fresh sweet corn but I don’t love stripping it off the cob to preserve it so… Here is a super easy way to store corn on the cob so you can have it all year long! . We will probably end up canning some too because we do not have that much freezer space, especially with hunting season comi

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One of my favorite things to make at home. Quality ketchup that tastes better, has no hidden ingredients, and costs less than $2 per jar🙌🏻 . Don’t feel like you need to grow or raise everything you preserve. Take advantage of sales or seasonal foods from markets🙌🏻 #homemadeketchup #ketchupr

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I am rarely in the kitchen alone. It’s always full of little hands, big messes, and a full heart. When you use one of our recipes, buy a cookbook, or simply follow our page, you are supporting my growing family. And I could not be more grateful for that! So thank you for being here and being a p

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It’s no secret that the food on the shelves are filled with junk. When I became a mom, I knew I wanted to feed them better but I couldn’t spend all day sitting in the kitchen doing so. I started developing quick dry mixes, relying on simple meals, canning and freezing our staples, and making whol

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Most things are way easier to make at home than you’d imagine! Including simple staples like this brown sugar👇🏼 1 cup organic cane sugar 1 tbsp molasses As a mom who cares about ingredients, I’ve spent years putting together recipes that I actually trust. No dyes, no premade box mixes, no unne

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It’s no secret that the food on the shelves are filled with junk. When I became a mom, I knew I wanted to feed them better but I couldn’t spend all day sitting in the kitchen doing so. I started developing quick dry mixes, relying on simple meals, canning and freezing our staples, and making whol

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We care way more about ingredients than calories around here anyway😋 #homesteadkitchen #bakingbread #homemadebread #carblover #lovelanguage

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It’s no secret that the food on the shelves is filled with junk. When I became a mom, I knew I wanted to feed them better but I couldn’t spend all day sitting in the kitchen doing so. I started developing quick dry mixes, relying on simple meals, canning and freezing our staples, and making whole

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Most things are way easier to make at home than you’d imagine! #kitchenhacks #homesteadkitchen #bakingtips #homemadefood

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Why make multiple batches of cookies when you can get them all done in one round?!? And yes, you can use your regular cookie recipe! Tips for success 👇🏼 - Press the dough using wet hands so it doesn’t stick to you - Use parchment paper for easy removal and quick clean up - Remove from oven whe

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Who’s ready for all the new recipes we will be sharing on our wood cook stove this Fall/Winter?!? For anyone wondering… this is a J. A. Roby cookstove. #homesteadkitchen #woodcookstove #woodstovecooking #homemadecooking #firecooking

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When they are putting known carcinogens and hormone disruptors into our foods, I’ll pass and make it at home🫠 As a mom of 3, I am passionate about ingredients and what I am putting on the table for my family. I create and share “no junk” recipes right here on my page so that you can do the same!

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I’m just a mom who cares about ingredients but doesn’t want to spend all day in the kitchen. Over the past 6 years, I’ve devoted my energy to developing recipes that I can feel good feeding my family but also feel doable as a mom of 3 (almost 4😅). I put all of these recipes inside an app to make

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I don’t need much… Just all the homemade desserts and a new cast iron wood stove😝 #homesteadkitchen #selfsufficiency #homemadekitchen #homesteadliving #cookingfromscratch

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I used to be the mom who had sticky notes all over the kitchen, cookbooks with elaborate meals that were never touched, and a Pinterest board full of ideas that I never ended up trying. After years of cooking realistic meals, making homemade snacks for my kiddos, and baking all of our breads, I fo

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Highly requested lavender lemonade! 1 cup water 1 cup raw cane sugar 3 tbsp dried lavender buds 4 lemons, juiced 6 cups water 1/2 cup puréed blueberries (optional) 2 cups ice Start by making a lavender simple syrup. Add 1 cup water, 1 cup sugar, and 3 tbsp of lavender into a small pot. Cook

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Because with how expensive berries are, we aren’t wasting a single one😅 #homesteadkitchen #berrybudget #grocerybudget #storagehacks #kitchentips

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Homemade doesn’t have to mean complicated! With home canned tomatoes (or store bought) and my dry mix seasoning this pasta sauce comes together in seconds. Pasta Sauce Dry Mix Recipe👇🏼 1/4 cup dried basil 1/4 cup granulated sugar 2 tbsp onion powder 2 tbsp salt 2 tbsp red pepper flakes 1 tb

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It’s no secret that the food on the shelves is filled with junk. When I became a mom, I knew I wanted to feed them better but I couldn’t spend all day sitting in the kitchen doing so. I started developing quick dry mixes, relying on simple meals, canning and freezing our staples, and making whole

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Stay tuned for all of the lavender recipes coming soon! 🍋First up on the list is lavender lemonade🍋 And once this heat wave passes we will dive into baking all the things like cookies, scones, and cupcakes🙌 Follow so you don’t miss any recipes🥰 #homesteadkitchen #lavender #lavenderrecipes

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