Flour & Sugar

03/20/2026

03/09/2026

Getting the new-to-me oven quirks worked out. I'm still loving it more than any new stove we've ever had!

02/27/2026

Big difference from today's modern stoves/ovens to this beauty. Now I need to retest all recipes before baking for the store 🫣🤷‍♀️😲

02/23/2026

You might see tough, overgrown green beans in the garden and think they are past their prime.
But hiding inside those thick pods is the secret to ancestral winter survival.
Meet Appalachian "Leather Britches."
Long before glass jars or pressure canners existed, mountain settlers used this clever, zero-electricity preservation method.
They simply threaded whole, fresh green beans onto a heavy cotton string.
By hanging them from cabin rafters, the beans naturally air-dried into a nutrient-dense, shelf-stable winter vegetable.
This passive, effortless technique kept entire families fed through the harshest, freezing months.
Save this post to learn the lost skill of drying and storing your own winter harvest.

Original post from: Forgotten Nature Vault

02/15/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 MommaDs Quail Homestead, Gabrielle Towne

02/14/2026

Hope you all have a wonderful day!

02/10/2026

Happy National Pizza Day! What better way to celebrate than with homemade pizza? Our organic produce, our canned organic sauce, homemade dough...not grown here 🫣, organic mozzarella....also not "grown" here 🤭

02/08/2026

We love scones around here! They are so yummy. These particular ones are blueberry lemon.

02/03/2026

Something about the smell of baking bread.....But first, the wonderful small of yeast!