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©2011 Shanna Ohmes Nothing tastes as good as fresh homemade butter on your garden veggies or just made whipped cream to dollop on your home grown strawberries. You can make your own butter from raw cream from your cow or a share in a cow from a local homesteader. You can also use cream . . . → Read More: How to Make Homemade Raw Butter and Whipped Cream 
©2010 Shanna Ohmes There is nothing in this world like making your own pizza at home and here in this book and video set you will learn the best kept secrets of making pizza. The secret is in the ingredients and the techniques of making pizza. In Secrets from Inside the Pizzeria by Beverly . . . → Read More: Pizza Recipe: Secrets From Inside the Pizzeria 
©2010 Shanna Ohmes So you had a large garden and canned all you could before the first freeze. Or, the garden didn’t produce enough for whatever reasons and you’re ready to move on to the holidays. Don’t put that canner in storage just yet! Pressure canning food is not just for the garden or . . . → Read More: Home Canning and Preserving Food for Winter… Don’t Put Your Canner Away Yet!  4 comments  Bookstore, Canning and Preserving, Cookware & Appliances, Food and Preserving, Healthy Foods, Home, Homestead Kitchen, Homesteading, Pantry and Cellar, Recipes, Self Reliance, Urban Homesteading  backyard, Ball stainless steel water bath canner, beans, bear, beef, canning, canning food for winter, canning game meat, canning jars, canning meat, canning recipes, cellar, chicken, elk, farmer's markets, food supply, frugal, game birds, game meat, goat, home canning, Home Canning Recipes Cookbook, hunting, lamb, moose, pantry, pork, potatoes, preserve food, pressure canning, Presto pressure canner, rabbit, recipes, saving money, soups, stews, Ultimate Guide to Canning and Preserving, vegetable soup, venison, water bath canner, winter canning, winter meals, year food supply 
©2010 Shanna Ohmes Have the recent tainted dog food scares prompted you to investigate alternative and healthier ways of feeding your dog? Or does your dog have recurring health problems and you think it may be related to what’s in the bagged chow you pick up at the supermarket? Researching all over the internet . . . → Read More: The Complete Dog Food and Nutrition Guide 
©2010 Shanna Ohmes For beginners in homesteading, chickens and rabbits are the easiest and most economical animals to raise while you are learning how to become more self-reliant. In World War II they were the main sources of protein for many urban areas when many foods were rationed. They are easy to keep . . . → Read More: How to Breed Rabbits for Meat, Profit and Fun Leave a comment Animals, Animals and Livestock, Bookstore, Health, Home, Homesteading, Rabbits, Self Reliance, Urban Homesteading backyard rabbits, breed rabbits, Breeding Bunnies, butchering rabbits, chickens, easy to raise, home meat processing, Homesteading, manure for garden, meat rabbits, raise chickens, raise rabbits, recipes, select breeding stock, Self Reliance, teach children, World War II rations ©2010 Shanna Ohmes The prickly pear cactus has been a staple food for Native American and Spanish traditional cultures of the southwest for centuries. Cactus is a desert plant that contains a sap or gel similar to aloe vera in its leaves or pads, called nopals or nopalitos. Both the Native Americans and Spanish . . . → Read More: Ways to Enjoy Cactus (Nopalitos) Leave a comment Health, Healthy Foods, Home, Homestead Kitchen, Recipes cactus, cactus recipes, Cactus Salad, diabetes, how to prepare cactus, Mexican food, Native American cooking, Native American food, Nopal Burrito, nopales, Nopalitos, recipes, scrambled eggs with, traditional cultures, ways to enjoy cactus, ways to enjoy nopalitos ©2009 Shanna Ohmes Yogurt and yogurt cheese have been a part of traditional diets for 8,000 years. Yogurt is made from fermented milk and yogurt cheese is made from the yogurt. To make the yogurt cheese you strain the whey from the curds and what is left is a soft spreadable cheese. This cheese . . . → Read More: Yogurt Cheese and How to Use It Leave a comment Dairy, Healthy Foods, Homestead Kitchen, Recipes bagel, baked potato, celery, cheesecake, chocolate, cream cheese, dressings, healthy, healthy treat, how to use, make yogurt cheese, mayonnaise, peanut butter, potato salad, recipes, spreads, substitute, ways to use, yogurt, yogurt cheese ©2010 Shanna Ohmes Many people are allergic or intolerant to cows milk, even from pastured cows. And goats milk is known universally as the best alternative to cows milk, but sometimes it can be hard to find, or, it can even cause an intolerance. And we now know that soy products, unless fermented, are . . . → Read More: How to Make Almond Milk, A Lactose and Soy Free Alternative to Cows Milk ©2010 Shanna Ohmes Did you know that the almond is not really a nut, but is the seed of a fruit that grows on the tree? In fact, it is in the same tree family as the cherry and apricot. Almonds were favored by the Romans as a sign of fertility, happiness and . . . → Read More: How to Enjoy Almonds ©2010 Shanna Ohmes Are you feeling drained, lethargic, have chronic exhaustion and depression? Are hormone imbalances during menopause (or even andropause) leaving you with weakened muscles, anxiety and brain fog? Are your adrenals just plain worn out? There is a Peruvian herb that the traditional cultures in South America used long before the Spaniards . . . → Read More: Need More Energy? Try Maca Root Leave a comment Healthy Foods, Herbs, Home adrenal exhaustion, adrenal fatigue, andropause, anemia, anxiety, brain fog, chronic exhaustion, depression, energy balls, hormone imbalance, Maca root, maca root powder, maca tea, malt shake, menopause, nourishing foods, osteomalacia, Peruvians, recipes, sexual function, smoothie, superfoods, traditional cultures, traditional foods, traditional healers, weak muscles |
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