Welcome to the behind the scenes survival diary October 23 edition. While I don’t write a new survival diary daily as I should, I do use this space to help keep you updated on some of the events that are happening on our homestead. This is a much more personal space to me than most …
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These homemade maraschino cherries are delicious and easy to make. It does take three days to make them but most of that time is spent allowing them to soak.
If you love the painkiller drink from Cheddars, you are sure to love this copycat painkiller cocktail. This non alcoholic, easy, tasty drink contains just three ingredients and is a breeze to make at home!
There are a number of self sustainable living ideas that incorporate animals. Some of these animals can be raised in town without any issues and others require land to raise them right. The first step is to know what your local ordinances are, then choose the animals you wish to raise. There are many ways …
Disclaimer: I did receive one or more items mentioned in this article at a reduced price in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own. A pet seat cover with an attachable pet harness keeps your dog safe and secure when traveling in your car or truck. This goes a long way towards …
This sous vide country style pork ribs recipe is easy to make, but do take the time to pre-plan the meal because these ribs cook for 20 hours at 145 degrees Fahrenheit. The final step of caramelizing the BBQ sauce adds the perfect touch to these fork tender sous vide ribs.
