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Raising Pet Rabbits In Winter-What You Need To Know

4 Comments / Rabbits / By Heather Harris

In our cold northern Indiana climate, raising pet rabbits in the winter presents only a small challenge. Our pet rabbits range from Havanas, LionHeads, to French Angoras, all different types of rabbits  that have lots of hair. As a matter of fact, it’s harder to keep them cool in the summer! Some questions that come …

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Homemade raw milk yogurt is so easy and will give you the benefits of probiotics AND the nutrients in the raw dairy! The Homesteading Hippy

Homemade Raw Milk Yogurt-Thick, Creamy, Delicious!

3 Comments / Breakfasts / By Heather Harris

Eating yogurt is a tasty way to get some health benefits. And just what are the health benefits of yogurt? Your body needs to have a healthy amount of ”good” bacteria in the digestive tract, and many yogurts are made using active, good bacteria. One of the words you’ll be hearing more of in relation …

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Make Your Own Apple Cider Vinegar Easily

26 Comments / DIY / By Heather Harris

Apple Cider Vinegar has many health benefits, from being used as an energizing tonic to a healing elixir. It’s a completely natural product, with all the benefits of apples PLUS the added benefits from being fermented, which include acids and enzymes. Here’s some ways I like to use apple cider vinegar: as a hair rinse, adding …

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Warm up inside when it's cold outside with this vegetable beef -n- barley soup! So filling, hearty, and delicious!The Homesteading Hippy

Homemade Vegetable Beef Barley Soup Crockpot

2 Comments / Beef/Lamb, Soups and Stews / By Heather Harris

Homemade beef barley soup is like a hug for your tummy. They say the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. If that is true, then I have my husband’s heart in a bowl. He loves this hearty beef barley soup. When I am planning our menus for the fall, this is the first …

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Crockpot Peach Cake

3 Comments / Desserts / By Heather Harris

Easy peasy peach cake for the crockpot. I usually start this in the early afternoon, and we are able to enjoy it for dessert that night.  The best part of this is that you are able to use pretty much whatever sweetener you want with it.  I normally would make this with raw sugar, but …

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Make Your Own Almond Extract

24 Comments / condiment / By Heather Harris

Homemade almond extract is simple and easy to do. It only requires 2 ingredients and a few weeks “brew time” to be ready for all your almond flavor recipes!  After learning how to make mint and vanilla extract, I figured, why not learn how to make my own almond extract? I mean, how hard could …

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Peaches -n- Cream Muffins

4 Comments / Breads, Breakfasts / By Heather Harris

I love these Peaches -n- Cream muffins, especially on a cool fall morning, with a cup of hot tea. They are sweet and satisfying, while being creamy and peachy at the same time. They are so easy to make, and freeze very well for snacks or quick breakfasts on the go later. This recipe can …

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Peach Simple Syrup for Flavoring Kombucha, Tea, and Kefir

12 Comments / Canning / By Heather Harris

I love peaches…totally!! The smell, the feel, the juicy-ness of them. Peach simple syrup is so awesome for flavoring kombucha, tea, and water kefir as well! As I was canning peaches recently, I held back the peels and pits to make some jelly and thought, “Why not just leave some as syrup?” And, peach simple …

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Creamy, filling, and so comforting! You need to try this loaded potato soup tonight! The Homesteading Hippy

Loaded Baked Potato Soup

2 Comments / Soups and Stews / By Heather Harris

Liquid warm baked potatoes. Can you think of anything yummier? Loaded with cheese and bacon, redolent with onion and garlic this loaded baked potato soup is easy to make, and you can easily double or triple the batches so that you can have lots of leftovers. It works well on the stove top, or even …

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The Best Ever Southern Cornbread

10 Comments / Breads / By Heather Harris

My hubby was born and raised in the South, and the way to his heart is Southern cornbread. When we first got married almost 17 years ago, there was no way I could make it for him without a box of Jiffy mix.  Now, I am a bit better in the kitchen and I have …

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