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How to Make Yogurt at Home: Easy Instant Pot Recipe
Making yogurt at home is super easy, and can save your budget a ton of money too! Why Make Your Own Yogurt: Homemade yogurt tastes nothing like store bought yogurt - easily 10x better. It is creamy, and has the most balanced flavor. You can experiment with your process which allows you to control the texture and tang of the final result. Not only is it the best tasting, it is very cost effective. In our house we save on average $15 a month making yogurt at home, $180 a year!
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Nov 245 min read


Have Yourself A Merry Little Sustainable Christmas
The holiday season is full of joy and celebration, but it increasingly generates tones of waste which is contributing in a major way to global environmental impact. From exorbitant non-recyclable packaging, to excessive decorations and masses of mass-produced gifts, Christmas can leave its mark. This year, you can make a difference by choosing a more sustainable approach to your Christmas festivities. Small changes in how you shop, wrap, decorate, and gift can contribute in a
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Nov 135 min read


DIY Apple Cider Vinegar: Transforming Apple Scraps and Peels into the Most Satisfying Tangy Delight
Tis the season for apple harvest, and preservation. Are you blessed with an abundant producing apple tree, or maybe a neighbor has extra!? An excellent way to use them is by making your own Apple Cider Vinegar! Making your own Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) from extra apples and apple scraps is a sustainable and enjoyable kitchen experiment! Beyond being a pantry staple, ACV boasts impressive health benefits, it is loaded with probiotics making it a fantastic addition to your kitc
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Oct 16 min read


Discovering the Healing Wonders of Chamomile: A Journey Through History, Holistic Uses, and Health Benefits
Chamomile has been a beloved herb for centuries, cherished for its calming properties and delightful aroma. I have for a long time enjoyed chamomile tea, skin lotions and salves that contain chamomile but it wasn't until recently that I began to explore the history, diverse medicinal uses, and holistic benefits of chamomile. I found myself captivated by its rich legacy and the myriad ways it can enhance our personal well-being. I now use a lot of chamomile, I grow both the Ro
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Aug 305 min read


The Magic of Calendula
Calendula, also known as pot marigold, is so much more than just an outrageously beautiful flower. For centuries, this flower has been cherished not only for its stunning appearance but also for its numerous healing properties and health benefits. Let's explore a bit of the history of calendula and its healing properties, show you why I love it and how it earns the title of “magic herb.” A Brief History of Calendula There is well documented, widespread use of calendula in man
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Aug 214 min read


What is Sustainable Living
Is Sustainable Living a definable, one fit for all way of living? No way. Sustainable living is as diverse and varied as the people who...
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Jul 94 min read


Flavor Your Kombucha
So you've brewed your batch of Kombucha and now you want to flavor it and add some fizz!! A Berry Blend of Brew Brewing Kombucha can take...
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Jun 203 min read


What is Different about Mother Made Bread
With great excitement, I have officially started bringing my handcrafted goods to local markets to share with my community Visiting my...
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Jun 55 min read


How to Store Your Kombucha SCOBY
Between batches of Brew and wondering how to store your SCOBY when she's not in use? You have come to the right place , I'll tell you just how to do it so you have a beautiful, healthy SCOBY that can be used to brew delicious Kombucha over, and over, and over again. The simplest way to store your SCOBY is to pop it into a new batch of Kombucha, but if you are taking a break between brews, you can store your SCOBY at room temperature, swimming in sweet tea for up to 6 weeks. M
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May 154 min read


Brew Your Own Kombucha
Looking to learn how to brew your own delicious, nutritious Kombucha at home?! Youve come to the right place. I am going to break it down step-by-step, its super EASY and requires no fancy tools or equipment. Kombucha is probiotic rich fermented tea, good.. no, GREAT for your guts. You can easily brew it at home for a fraction of the cost of buying it in the store Kombucha brewing happens in (2) Two Phases 1) First Fermentation (F1) - The first ferment usually takes betwee
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Apr 294 min read


How To Be The Perfect Mother
Hey Mama, You've landed here looking for the secret to being the most perfect Mother Ready For It? Here It Is -- You ARE the most...
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Apr 111 min read


DIY Reusable Wipe Solution
If you're reading this, you're at the very least curious about using reusable wipes DOOOOO ITTTTT This recipe is SO easy to make, it has...
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Apr 23 min read


Cloth Diapering 101
So you want to cloth diaper -- how wonderful! I think cloth is an EXCELLENT choice - for the health of the planet and also for health of...
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Mar 317 min read


Easy Homemade Mayonnaise
Make your Own Mayonnaise in Less than 10 Minutes Homemade Mayonnaise is simple to make, certainly worth the small effort! You can whip up...
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Mar 176 min read


Starting From Seed - When You Should Start What For Garden Success
Got my planting under way for the upcoming season! There is a few things I start inside pretty early to ensure they are a strong plant...
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Mar 165 min read


Why We Chose Cloth Diapers (& Why You Should Too)
I feel like there is a lot of nerves and uncertainty around cloth diapering Is it gross? Is it hard? Is it really inconvenient? What if I...
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Mar 54 min read


5 Simple Ways to Start Detoxing Your Home
Less Toxins, More Wellness Are you starting your journey to a less toxic life? Are you already on your way and looking to add more...
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Feb 1010 min read


The Birth of Mother Made
Becoming a Mom is the most challenging venture I have ever experienced My husband Jean and I welcomed our first child together when I was...
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Feb 54 min read
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