2025.07.22 – Culinary/Food forest
Foraging for Salads: A Feast from the Forest Floor With my garden producing less than I’d hoped this year, I’ve found myself leaning even more into one of my favorite …
Foraging for Salads: A Feast from the Forest Floor With my garden producing less than I’d hoped this year, I’ve found myself leaning even more into one of my favorite …
Back to Building Community!This week, we’re lending a hand to our neighbor as they prepare for a big pig roast on Saturday—over 80 friends and family are expected to gather! …
As promised! I have begun to harvest spruce tips! Now, if I was going to use these directly for tea or something and not add anything to them, I would …
Here in northern Alberta we’ve been getting hit with regular rain pretty well all of this passed month. Which is great for the plants and preventing “wild fires”. It has …
My favorite part about living rural is that everyone out here has the same issues, weather, livestock, garden. So when something goes wrong chances are there’s someone close by that …
A Canadian classic, Split Pea And Ham Soup! In this recipe I have however, added red lentils. The process started with soaking a few kilos of split peas and about …
Hey everyone! I’ve just been working on a few small projects here and there the last few days. I’ve started cutting all the cross beam sections for the new Yurt …
So much cooking!!! It all started…. With a wood stove…. Then it grew, and expanded and now I find myself cooking 24L of chili from dried beans, biscuits with onion, …
Couldn’t wait any longer! With the cook top connected and running, I have jumped head first into baking with a wood fired stove. While I have significant experience with the …
I think my favorite part about living in my Yurt, is that I have the freedom to change whatever I want, however I want, and whenever I want. This weekend, …