What’s Been Happening on the Farm: This past month on the farm…
While the season is still cool you can enjoy many of the colder season crops such as kale and winter squashes that have been saved from the end of last season. We are itching for the fresh greens of spring but in the meantime you can make chips from those kale beds that have continued to produce over winter and soups or pasta out of those winter squashes. Three of are favorite recipes of these are below: Kale Chips: Minimalist Baker Recipe Curried Winter Squash Soup: Minimalist Baker Recipe Creamy Butternut Squash Pasta Sauce: Cookie and Kate Recipe And if you are feeling up to it, try making your own noodles! It’s pretty surprisingly easy...and SO tasty! Homemade Pasta Noodles (SO GOOD, SO EASY!) Storage and Preservation Ideas Now is the time to clean out your fridge and dust off your food preservation supplies. Get your dehydrators out, your jars ready, and your freezers cleaned out! We will send specific suggestions with each newsletter on a variety of vegetables as they come into season. While the season is still cool you can enjoy many of the colder season crops such as kale and winter squashes that have been saved from the end of last season. We are itching for the fresh greens of spring but in the meantime you can make chips from those kale beds that have continued to produce over winter and soups or pasta out of those winter squashes. Three of are favorite recipes of these are below: Kale Chips: Minimalist Baker Recipe Curried Winter Squash Soup: Minimalist Baker Recipe Creamy Butternut Squash Pasta Sauce: Cookie and Kate Recipe And if you are feeling up to it, try making your own noodles! It’s pretty surprisingly easy...and SO tasty! Homemade Pasta Noodles (SO GOOD, SO EASY!) Storage and Preservation Ideas Now is the time to clean out your fridge and dust off your food preservation supplies. Get your dehydrators out, your jars ready, and your freezers cleaned out! We will send specific suggestions with each newsletter on a variety of vegetables as they come into season.
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Kyle and AthenaWelcome to our Farmstead Journal. We warmly invite you to read along as we share our journey as we learn and grow more authentic is our care and honor of the earth and all our fellow inhabitants, as we pursue our search for our own land and explore the meaning of homesteading and growing within plant-based/"veganic" principles. We seek deep authenticity, true peace, sanctuary for all and simplicity as our continual journey of learning and growing as a family. Archives
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