Do you know how to make natural yeast crepes from scratch? My friend, Melissa Richardson knows how to make natural yeast crepes BIG time. She wrote a book about using natural yeast, “The Art of Baking with Natural Yeast”. This is actually the crepe recipe from her book with a few minor changes. Melissa put…
Have you thought about how to make a children’s first aid kit? I’m updating a post I wrote about three years ago, for those of you who may have missed it. I don’t know about you, but it seems whenever I have my kids or grandkids here someone gets hurt. It might be a scratch,…
Here are some of the best granola recipes in the world, I promise. I love making granola from scratch over buying the ready-made. It’s fresh and I know what the ingredients are. I must confess, if I have some candy-like, M & M’s in the house I may or may not throw a handful into…
I’m sharing some of my healthy breakfasts you can make very easily today. Some of the recipes you can make ahead of time and eat them cold or heat them up in the microwave. I will share the printable recipes at the bottom of the post. I know we are all trying to eat healthier…
Today I am going to show you how to make whole wheat bread step by step. If you can make bread you can survive almost any disaster. On Saturday, I went to get my haircut at a local hair salon. I love it when Jennifer is available to cut my hair because she lives in…
This truly is the best enchilada recipe in the world! You know, when it has lots of chicken and it’s made with flour tortillas it will be super yummy! I swear, my friend Kathleen comes up with the best recipes and I will tell you why. She likes to make a different recipe every night for…
I am going to break this out into different groups of First Aid Products and Home Remedies. I am not a doctor or anyone in the medical field. I am a Mom, Wife, and Grandmother. I will start with a list and continue to add new products as they come available on the market. I am…
Every emergency agency in the country recommends having a 72-hour kit (adult kits) available to grab-and-go in an emergency. Be sure to update your kit every six months to a year, depending on the items you have in it. Include food you know you will eat and items that can keep you busy during times…
Children need their own 72-hour kit to meet their dietary needs, hygiene, and comfort items to keep them occupied during long stretches of time during emergencies. When preparing a backpack or bag for them, attach a tag to the kit with the child’s name. If your child takes special medications or prescriptions, also add…
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