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Mocha Chocolate Chunk Cookies

Baking· Recipes· The Kitchen

23 Nov

These mocha chocolate chunk cookies are soft, chewy, and filled with coffee and chocolate flavor enhanced with a sprinkle of sea salt. If you love chocolate and coffee, you have to try these cookies. This final recipe for chocolate chip cookies is several years in the making. We don’t eat cookies often. But when we do, we want them to…
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Want to make your own bread? There's just nothing like a warm slice of homemade bread fresh out of the oven. Once you start baking bread at home, you'll never go back to store bought loaves. Here are 10 bread-baking tips to help you make great bread at home.

10 Tips for Baking Bread at Home

Baking· The Kitchen

21 Mar

Want to make your own bread? There’s just nothing like a warm slice of homemade bread fresh out of the oven. Once you start baking bread at home, you’ll never go back to store bought loaves. In addition to the delicious flavor, homemade bread is also much less expensive per loaf than supermarket bread, and there are no additives or…
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Introducing new chickens to the flock can be stressful for your hens and their keeper. Every hen knows her place in the pecking order. Problems will arise when new chickens are introduces. These tips will help make the transition easier and with less turmoil in the hen house.

5 Tips for Introducing New Chickens to the Flock

Chickens· The Barnyard

12 Mar

Introducing new chickens to the flock can be stressful for your hens and their keeper. These tips will help make the transition easier and with less turmoil in the hen house. Adding new chickens into your backyard flock is not as simple as placing them in the coop. There really is a “pecking order” among chickens, which is an established…
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Spinach is a cool season crop that adapts well to indoor growing conditions, including cooler winters, and air-conditioned summers. Given its compact size, and love of cooler temperatures, spinach is a great choice for indoor gardening.

How to Grow Spinach Indoors

Gardening· The Woods

5 Mar

Spinach is an ideal crop to grow indoors in containers. The spinach plants stay small and continue to grow and produce numerous harvests. Learn how to setup your containers and grow spinach indoors. Spinach is a cool season crop that adapts well to indoor growing conditions, including cooler winters, and air-conditioned summers. Given its compact size, and love of cooler…
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A reliable broody hen is a blessing if you plan on adding new chicks to your flock. Even though a broody hen knows what she is doing, she can still use a little support from us to hatch eggs and raise her chicks. Use these tips for helping a broody hen hatch eggs and raise chicks.

How to Hatch Eggs with a Broody Hen

Chickens· The Barnyard

21 Feb

A broody hen is an ideal way to hatch eggs and raise baby chicks naturally. The broody hen will do all the work for you, and her success rate will be higher than yours. Even though the hen knows what she is doing, she can still use a little support from us to hatch eggs and raise her chicks. Use…
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Whether you mail order day old chicks from a hatchery, choose peeps from your local farm and feed store, or hatch eggs in an incubator, use these guidelines for raising chicks the first 6 weeks.

How to Raise Chicks: The First 6 Weeks

Chickens· The Barnyard

13 Feb

Whether you mail order day old chicks from a hatchery, choose peeps from your local farm and feed store, or hatch eggs in an incubator, use these guidelines to raise chicks the first 6 weeks. Raising chicks is a fun and rewarding project for anyone but for a homesteader, it’s also a necessity. Those baby chicks will be needed for…
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If you want to keep backyard chickens, it's easy to hatch fertile chicken eggs using an incubator. An incubator is an artificial way to hatch eggs without a broody hen. It provides the eggs with the proper conditions to develop and hatch. Learn how to hatch chicken eggs in an incubator.

Incubating Eggs: How to Hatch Chicken Eggs Using an Incubator

Chickens· The Barnyard

8 Feb

If you are looking for a fun family project that will increase the number of animals on your homestead, try hatching chicken eggs in an incubator. Hatching eggs is also a great way to start a flock of chickens for a minimal investment of time and money. Since our flock is getting older, we wanted to add a few new…
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The better prepared you are for the chicks arrival, the greater chance of success you will have at raising them into adulthood. Here are 5 things to arrange before bringing baby chicks home.

How to Prepare for Baby Chicks

Chickens· The Barnyard

31 Jan

Baby chicks are so small, so cute, so soft, and so fun to watch! They are also noisy, dirty, hungry, and needy. Before you give in to the emotions stirred up by their cuteness and bring a dozen home, get prepared for baby chicks so both you and they can be happy. Springtime is the ideal time to add baby…
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Make your own maple sugar with one single ingredient, heat, and a bit of elbow grease. Learn how to transform pure maple syrup into unrefined maple sugar.

How to Make Maple Sugar

Recipes· The Kitchen

21 Jan

Make your own maple sugar with one single ingredient, heat, and a bit of elbow grease. Learn how to transform pure maple syrup into unrefined maple sugar. It is easy to make maple sugar by simply boiling pure maple syrup until it evaporates into a granulated sugar form. Maple sugar has a strong maple fragrance but a mild maple flavor….
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