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Creating Your Successful Suburban Homestead Dream
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Creating Your Successful Suburban Homestead Dream

ByBethany Hayes July 16, 2017July 16, 2017

Homesteading in the suburbs can feel like an impossible feat. You have dreams of living off the land, raising your own meat, and being self-sufficient. How is doing any of this possible when your neighbors are close? I understand; I felt this way for a long time too. When we purchased our house on a…

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Step-by-Step Guide: Freeze Fresh Cabbage Heads
Homesteading

Step-by-Step Guide: Freeze Fresh Cabbage Heads

ByBethany Hayes July 15, 2017March 10, 2020

For a long time, I avoided growing cabbage because I felt like I couldn’t use it fast enough. We love stuffed cabbage rolls and cabbage roll soup, but we can’t eat a whole garden of cabbage in a few weeks! Sauerkraut isn’t a family favorite. Then, one day I learned that you can freeze fresh…

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Zucchini Shrimp Pasta
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Zucchini Shrimp Pasta

ByBethany Hayes July 14, 2017July 13, 2019

*This post contains affiliate links at no extra cost to you. Your purchases are greatly appreciated and maintain the blog. My garden is overflowing with zucchini. I harvested three today. We tend to eat so much zucchini that we get sick of it by the end of the summer. There is only so much you…

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How to Harvest a Cabbage Head in 30 Seconds
Gardening

How to Harvest a Cabbage Head in 30 Seconds

ByBethany Hayes July 13, 2017July 15, 2017

Cabbage isn’t a vegetable I always loved. When my parents made cabbage rolls, I gagged, internally and externally. Throughout most of my childhood, I turned my nose up to every cabbage dish that graced our kitchen table. As I grew older, cabbage didn’t seem so bad as it was when I was younger. Now, I…

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20-Minute Flaky Buttermilk Biscuits
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20-Minute Flaky Buttermilk Biscuits

ByBethany Hayes July 11, 2017July 25, 2017

*This post contains affiliate links at no additional cost to you. Our family LOVES biscuits. I’m sure that my kids consider biscuits a separate food group. If I make biscuits for breakfast, lunch or dinner, they disappear off of the table before anything else. Buttermilk biscuits just happen to be a huge favorite, above all…

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Why You Need a Broody Hen
Homesteading

Why You Need a Broody Hen

ByBethany Hayes July 10, 2017July 11, 2017

I love a broody hen. I know there are dozens of websites that tell you how to break a hen from her broodiness. You won’t find that advice here! For years, I purchased chicks from the local farm stores. I even attempted to make our incubator and hatch eggs, which didn’t turn out so well….

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Step-by-Step Guide: Freezing Fresh Green Beans
Gardening

Step-by-Step Guide: Freezing Fresh Green Beans

ByBethany Hayes July 8, 2017March 21, 2020

Freezing green beans is one of the easiest preservation methods to try. It’s July, and my green beans plants are exploding. We left for three days to spend time at a cabin near our favorite lake. In that short period, my plants blossomed. I came home to an entire harvest ready for picking. I love…

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Brussel Sprouts Growing Guide
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Brussel Sprouts Growing Guide

ByBethany Hayes July 5, 2017May 8, 2020

Are you growing brussel sprouts in your garden this year? My husband and I are huge fans of brussel sprouts. We frequently make them as a side dish for dinners throughout the week. While our kids may not love brussel sprouts as much as we do, they are an essential part of our garden. The…

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6 Homesteading Skills that Save You Money
Gardening

6 Homesteading Skills that Save You Money

ByBethany Hayes June 30, 2017

When the homesteading whim hits you, there is a chance you won’t be in the prime location for it. Perhaps you are stuck in an apartment in a large city. Or, you might live in the country but are lacking the financial means to create a homestead. That’s ok! You can practice homesteading skills ANYWHERE….

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9 Ways Amazon Prime Saves You Money
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9 Ways Amazon Prime Saves You Money

ByBethany Hayes June 27, 2017July 28, 2017

Amazon and I have a serious love affair. I’ve been a Prime member for at least three years, and I have no desire to go back to live without Amazon Prime. Despite being a member for so long, I never knew I was missing so many ways you can save money with Amazon Prime. Of…

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