We are starting to harvest a few things from our garden just now, such as rhubarb, peas and spinach. My raspberries, blueberries and blackberries aren't quite ready, but I'm sure those of you in warmer climates have berries flooding in! (Lucky!...) I found some blueberries left from last year buried in the back of the freezer (YAY!), and so decided to share this recipe. I'm sure other berries will work just as well! This sauce is wonderful on pancakes, waffles, ice cream, cheese cake, ... continue reading...
Chicken Keepers Potato Salad
No, this potato salad does not have chicken in it. I called it "Chicken Keepers Potato Salad" because I'm always looking for ways to use all these farm fresh eggs. My ladies have been working over time and this potato salad is a yummy way to use up a dozen of their eggs!! So here's to all my fellow chicken keepers that have dozens of eggs piling up in the fridge! Start by washing 3 to 4 pounds of golden potatoes. I cut off any yucky parts and then cut them in half. Boil them ... continue reading...
Just Some Of My Favorite Pictures…
I haven't posted pictures in over a year, so here are some of my favorites from the last several months. They are in no particular order. The never ending job of mowing. We lost this big guy last fall. Cancer got the better of him and we still miss him everyday. In November a group of us went to southern California for a week. It was AMAZING and exhausting! Last spring we added a new member to the barnyard family. This is "Cowboy Bill!" We had three full feet ... continue reading...
Our New Adventure
The weather warmed up and we have been scrambling trying to get the garden in, finish up our homeschooling for the year, care for all the baby animals around here AND we are getting ready for our very first farmers market this weekend! We have been working on perfecting our handmade, farmhouse signs all winter, and now we have enough to start selling online and at the Hood River Farmers Market! As you can see we make both framed signs and barn board signs. Jess and I make a good team ... continue reading...
Healthy Chocolate Coconut No Bake Cookies
Sugar free, dairy free and gluten free goodness! I really have a hard time calling them cookies, they are more like chocolates or a healthy Almond Joy. Whatever you want to call them they are rich, chocolate-y, coconut goodness topped with an almond! They are also super easy to make: In a small pot on medium heat melt 1/2 cup of coconut oil and stir in 1/2 cup of cacao powder (cocoa powder works too), 1/2 cup of 100% maple syrup, 2 teaspoons vanilla extract, and a dash of salt. Stir ... continue reading...
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