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Anna

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Posts by Anna:

Preparing Your Pantry and Meals in an Emergency
Fermenting Your Own Ginger Ale with Wild Yeasts
How to Store Fresh Farm Eggs
Building a Green House and a Few Homesteading Book Recommendations
Chickens: Why deep-litter composting doesn’t work (for me) and benefits of using a dropping board
Lye Soap: What is it and how is it made?
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Poor Junior has lost all of his tail feathers to molting. It’s a good thing these girls still think he’s cute.

Fermented rainbow chard stems with peppers, celery, and carrots.

I’ve gathered, eaten, and/or preserved around six pounds of these gorgeous chicken of the woods mushrooms! This was my first time eating them and they were definitely a delight. They can be used as a 1:1 substitute for chicken in any chicken recipe.

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