Sheryl Davis the Chief Homesteading Officer·Mar 14, 2023How to Ferment Food at Home for Gut HealthAnyone can ferment food at home and do so safely and confidently. You may have already come across this process in making sourdough bread…
Sheryl Davis the Chief Homesteading Officer·Mar 2, 2022How To Make Homemade Yogurt (An Instant Pot Love Story)For years — in fact, 2 decades — whenever I saw a yogurt maker, I’d have an urge to buy one so I could make my own yogurt at home.A response icon5A response icon5
Sheryl Davis the Chief Homesteading Officer·Jul 14, 2021For The Love Of Raspberries! (Homemade Raspberry Jam Recipe Inside)We are lucky enough to have a very large raspberry patch that acts as a hedge at the back of our garden. It’s a little over 100′ long…
Sheryl Davis the Chief Homesteading Officer·Jul 7, 2021Pineapple Tarragon Infused WaterA few years ago, my best girlfriends and I went to a local spa for a full day of relaxation together. At the time, I was working a 9-to-5…
Sheryl Davis the Chief Homesteading Officer·Jun 23, 2021Simple Spinach Egg Bake With Cheddar CheeseIf you find yourself with an abundance of fresh eggs, which seems to happen a lot for homesteaders and backyard chicken keepers, there’s a…
Sheryl Davis the Chief Homesteading Officer·Jun 16, 20218 Reasons To Grow And Eat Mustard GreensWith nearly every order from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, they send you a free seed packet. It’s a nice touch that avid gardeners love…A response icon1A response icon1
Sheryl Davis the Chief Homesteading Officer·Apr 28, 2021Sweet Homemade Gluten-Free CornbreadUntil recently, I had no idea there was such a raging debate about how cornbread should be made. If you’re from the South, there’s a good…
Sheryl Davis the Chief Homesteading Officer·Apr 22, 2021Creamy Sweet Potato Soup RecipeIs there anything better than eating a hot bowl of soup on a cold day in the middle of winter or on one of those early spring days when it…A response icon1A response icon1
InAge of AwarenessbySheryl Davis the Chief Homesteading Officer·Apr 19, 2021Living In Harmony With PollinatorsTomatoes, peppers, raspberries, blueberries, almonds, and thousands of other flowering plants rely on bees, birds, butterflies, bats, and…
Sheryl Davis the Chief Homesteading Officer·Apr 16, 20214 Vegetables For Your First GardenWhether you’ve decided to start a garden for the first time because you want to eat healthier, cleaner food or because you want to improve…