A whole new peanutty level of peanut butter Making your own peanut butter will take your family’s peanut butter to a whole new level of peanuttiness. Your tastebuds will instantly know that you made a great decision when you decided to try your hand at making your own peanut butter! You can rest assured that your favorite spread is nothing but nuts, peanut oil, and salt. Ok. You can add sugar if you wish, but you may find out that this peanut butter doesn’t need it. This is a step-by-step tutorial about how to make your own homemade peanut butter by an old organic gardener. Raw peanuts from the grocery…
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How to Harvest and Preserve Corn Successfully
You’ve planted the corn. You watered, you fertilized, you waited. You wish someone would give you some tips on how to tell if the corn is ready to harvest. And how do you get the corn from ear to freezer? Does anyone have a simple way to do that? You’ve come to the right place! Preserving Corn is easy. This old gardener has learned a few tricks that will ensure success. This is a thorough tutorial about every step to do in order to successfully harvest, prepare and preserve your corn. How to tell when corn is ready to harvest There’s nothing more disappointing than to have your taste buds…
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Fresh Caprese Salad: It’s What Happens When You Have Basil
How to make 100% fresh Caprese Salad.
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The Versatile Box Grater is the Smartest Kitchen Tool There Is
It’s just too much sometimes. You don’t want to drag out the heavy food processor but you want fresh coleslaw. But you do have an old fashioned box grater in the kitchen drawer. Really! The amazing box grate is amazingly versatile, it’s cheap, saves a ton of time in the kitchen. The box grater has two different sized grating holes, a slicer and a zester, all in one! It helps if you know a couple of tricks on how to safely hold the veggie and I’ll show you the difference between the sizes of the shredded veggies. Even a good box grater is cheap! The one I use is…
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How to Harvest and Preserve Green Beans
Green beans are the perfect beginner gardener's vegetable. Green beans are easy to grow, harvest, and preserve. The best thing about green beans is that they don’t require much attention and they are very prolific for the effort you put into them.
