by Texas Homesteader ~
How would grandma have done things in her kitchen? I’ve been seeing this question a lot on social media lately.
But it’s interesting food for thought, especially for those striving to reduce waste and save a little money too in their own kitchens. Let’s see how grandma would have done it.
by Texas Homesteader ~
An absolutely delicious yet gluten-free peanut butter cookie recipe using only 3 ingredients: egg, peanut butter & sugar. Homemade peanut butter cookies FAST!
by Texas Homesteader ~
Planting a tree can not only beautify your surroundings but also improve air quality, provide a habitat for wildlife and even potentially save you money on your electric bill.
We’ll walk you through the proper way to plant a tree: how to choose the best tree for your area, the proper ways to plant and how to care for the newly-planted tree afterward too.
Texas Homesteader ~
Today I’m sharing 5 Frugal Things I did to easily save some cold hard cash this week. Everything from discounts on travel, gifts, food and more.
We all could use to save a few bucks these days, #amiright??! If you need a little inspiration yourself, check it out!
by Texas Homesteader ~
September is National Preparedness Month. Whether you want to be prepared for the unexpected or just become less reliant on others, there are many simple things you can do now to be more prepared for an uncertain future.
Strong storms? Hurricanes? Earthquakes? Supply disruptions? Preparedness is key! We’ll break down simple steps even beginners can take to be better prepared for emergencies.
by Texas Homesteader ~
Planting a fall garden is a rewarding way to extend your vegetable garden’s growing season. With cooler weather & fewer pests, it promises to be a more enjoyable experience as well.
You’ve enjoyed the spring garden, and you’ve harvested from your summer garden too. But you can extend your harvest more if you plan for and plant a fall garden!
by Texas Homesteader ~
Sauteed vegetables are a feast for the senses, bursting with flavor & nutrients. I use fresh garden veggies to quickly make a delicious colorful & healthy accompaniment to our supper plates.
by Texas Homesteader ~
A frozen treat is a delightful way to cool down on a hot day. The combination of frozen bananas and strawberries provides a boost of vitamins, antioxidants and fiber making it a healthy snack option too.
When it’s hot outside I make this cheap, healthy, gluten-free frozen sweet treat. It’s a much healthier version of ice cream.
