Creating a Homegrown and Homemade Life
I love dishwasher pods, but the cost is outrageous. Not only that, but they are filled with chemicals that I’d rather not bring into my home. In an effort to clean up my cleaning routine we are making homemade dishwasher pods. They get the dishes clean, don’t cost a lot, and reduce the toxins in our home.
Now that the holiday cooking is over, it’s time to deep clean the kitchen. Get the vinegar ready as we naturally deep clean the kitchen appliances. Whether your mashed potatoes dripped in the oven or there’s a thick coat of leftovers in the microwave, I’ve got you covered. When you’re done they will sparkle like the day you bought them.
Summertime and watermelon go hand in hand around here. You can count on somebody to bring one to every BBQ, party, and cookout. Cutting the rind off and making it pretty enough to present to a crowd isn’t always easy. It also needs to be easy to eat when served. I’ve got you covered! I can teach you how to cut a watermelon for a party and give you a little tip to avoid juice all over the kitchen!
How can you eat like a farmer without living on a farm? Sourcing real food on a budget is no easy task. It is much simpler to walk into Walmart and fill your cart. But you will pay for it with your health. Filing your body with real food as God intended, will take a bit more effort, but the long term benefits are totally worth it.
Does your family struggle to eat leftovers? I know we do. I am not fond of leftovers, but I do enjoy not cooking every night. So instead of wasting all of the leftovers, I freeze them. Sometimes I’ll make extra for the whole purpose of freezing them. I call them planovers. It’s leftovers that I planned. Check out this ultimate guide to freezing leftovers!
