A delicious mango chutney to make for gifts. Or to have on hand for your next cheese platter or ploughman's sandwich. The post Spicy mango chutney appeared first on Women's Weekly Food.| Women's Weekly Food
You’re in for a creative treat! Check out our Homemade Pickles – fresh, crispy cucumber slices and sweet onions packed into a mason jar. Our homemade brine locks in all the flavor and juiciness, creating perfect tangy snacks ready to eat after just a few hours in the fridge. Ideal for your next BBQ, or […] The post Craft the Best Homemade Pickles With Our Simple Recipe first appeared on Fluster Buster.| Fluster Buster
Chutney and cheese are my relationship #goals.| Women's Weekly Food
This tutorial shows you how to make cultured buttermilk, the science behind how buttermilk elevates your recipes, and ways to use buttermilk that might surprise you. Let’s get started! The post Cultured Buttermilk Recipe appeared first on Homesteading Family.| Homesteading Family
Need a signature sauce for chicken, pork, or beef? This from-scratch, easy BBQ sauce recipe is the perfect blend of sweet and spicy.| Homesteading Family
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Spruce up that sandwich with a homemade pickle.| Women's Weekly Food
My cousin in California contacted me to see if I could help her. She came across a number of doilies made by her grandmother (my aunt --- my mother and her grandmother were sisters) and asked if there was any way I could save them.| Debi's Crafts and Hobbies
Making homemade egg noodles is easier than you might think! And they're perfect for beef stroganoff or a simple chicken noodle soup!| Homesteading Family
This prize-winning Easy Nectarine Jam recipe is quick to make with just 3 ingredients: nectarines, granulated sugar, freshly squeezed lemon juice, and a little water. There’s no need to peel the nectarines and no added pectin. Pretty and utterly delicious, this simple Nectarine Jam is summer in a jar! Nectarine Jam Back Story Last weekend... Read More The post Easy Nectarine Jam Recipe (No Peeling or Pectin) appeared first on Fab Food 4 All.| Fab Food 4 All
Nourish your skin with whipped tallow balm! Made with grass-fed tallow, essential oils, and carrier oils, it’s customizable, and easy to make.| Boreal Bloom Homestead
Learn how to make bacon grease soap with just 4 ingredients! Create long-lasting bars with creamy, bubbly lather with bacon fat.| Boreal Bloom Homestead
Make creamy, long-lasting tallow soap at home with this easy to follow step-by-step guide. You'll get hooked on homemade soap!| Boreal Bloom Homestead
Learn how to make coffee infused tallow—a rich, hydrating natural ingredient with the aroma of coffee. Perfect for balms, salves, and more.| Boreal Bloom Homestead
Learn five different ways to use up or preserve eggs for those months when the chickens aren't laying as much!| Homesteading Family
Packed with skin-nourishing fatty acids and the calming aroma of vanilla, this DIY is perfect for balms, lotion bars, salves and more!| Boreal Bloom Homestead
Make your own homemade peppermint lip balm with this easy recipe; made with cocoa butter, coconut oil, almond oil and beeswax!| Boreal Bloom Homestead
Make this green tomato salsa recipe, also known as salsa verde, and find a use for all those green tomatoes left in the garden.| Homesteading Family
The possibilities are pretty much endless with wild ingredients — use almost any fresh fruit or juice and a sweetener to create your own custom jam or syrup!| Chelsea Green Publishing
“Water glassing” preserves summer abundant eggs so you can enjoy them in the winter. Most domestic poultry naturally lay eggs most during the summertime, and stop or dramatically decrease laying in the colder, darker season of late fall and winter. In the current day, many farmers and commercial egg producers will provide hens with bright […] The post Water Glassing Quail Eggs appeared first on Community Chickens.| Community Chickens
Get the most out of your freeze dryer with another fun treat, and make your own freeze dried ice cream for non-melting summer snacks.| Joybilee® Farm | DIY | Herbs | Gardening |
Make your own freeze dried fruit and level up nature's candy. It's better than dehydrated fruit, with crunchy, airy, deliciousness.| Joybilee® Farm | DIY | Herbs | Gardening |
Learn how to preserve and store this potent herb for herbal use year round by drying comfrey leaves when they are in peak season!| Boreal Bloom Homestead
Check out these easy steps for drying calendula flowers. I'll share how to harvest, dry, and store these bright blooms all year!| Boreal Bloom Homestead