Tags
academia Academia survival project books books that changed my life brewing buy local cleaning Community compost dreams energy conservation food food-sufficiency food economy food preservation forever homestead fun garden how to eat local ireland kids life locavore michael pollan mulch natural building organization Orthodoxy philosphical ramblings recipes save our farms seasonal food simple living soap spring recipes sustainable(ish) living thrifty time management Tutorial weaving wine making zeusArchives
Blogs
Author Archives: Matt
NYT on root cellaring
The New York Times did a feature on the resurgence of root cellaring and food preservation. I’m not surprised to learn that this is gaining popularity, and see it as a good sign for the health of local food. Unfortunately, … Continue reading
Soapmaking prep
Sifting through stuff while moving brought back to mind our soap-making gear. Due to work demands, we haven’t really made soap in a while, and we’ve been meaning to get back to it. In preparation, I started collecting the gear … Continue reading
Goat meat
Seeing as how we endeavor to one day have the equivalent of a small holding, I could not resist the special at the Indian restaurant we ate dinner at tonight. Goat Biryani. You see, on our forever homestead, one of … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Leave a comment
Krauting
The other day we got half of a giant cabbage from someone. This half weighed in just shy of 5lbs. What do you do with a gift of 5lbs of cabbage? In our house, you make sauerkraut! I had made … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Leave a comment
