Simple, Thrifty, and Sustainable Living
We love pudding pies in the summer, especially butterscotch! I was inspired by Oatmeal Scotchie cookies when I created this simple, but delicious butterscotch pudding pie from scratch. It’s so smooth, creamy, and satisfying. The whole crowd will love it. Perfect for a BBQ or the holiday pie table!
When I first heard of toilet sprays like Poo Pourri, I thought they were silly! Now I have a bottle in every bottle. Learn how to make DIY toilet spray like Poo Pourri at home in just a couple minutes!
I’m a BIG believer in having a well-stocked pantry. It’s like a buffer against a chaotic world AND a way to simplify cooking, reduce processed food, and save money.
After working on farms and at farmers markets for years, I always find myself needing this trick! It’s so easy to freeze berries and even other fruits using these techniques. Learn how to freeze berries today!
My husband and I just bought our first house in January, and like many newlyweds, we’re living with hand-me-downs and on a used furniture budget! We wanted to find where to buy cheap used furniture near us that would last a long time and had some great places to share!
My husband and I got married August 10th, 2019. Since we both love to cook, we decided to cater our own wedding, including desserts! We’d made apple crisp for special occasions before and decided to make this local special crisp for our wedding.
Love someone with a green thumb? Find gifts that bring them so much joy! Learn about the best gifts for gardeners from an avid gardener herself. Your loved one will be thrilled!
I’m so excited to talk about this today because I LOVE companion planting! It’s one of the most fun ways to experiment in the garden. In fact, literally every garden bed is an experiment for me.
Although my garden looked lush and overflowing, I knew it was time to rip it up! I needed to plant seeds for my fall garden to ensure a great harvest a couple months down the line.
Water kefir is a cultured, probiotic beverage. It starts from what we call “grains,” which look like this. These grains are actually a natural mix of yeast and bacteria. When water kefir grains are placed in sugar water, they eat the sugar and release gas into the water, making it fizzy! They also give off …
