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  • Herbs, Homestead Apothecary, Native Plants, Resilience & Adaptation

Foraging for Medicinal Seeds

Seed Stewardship
Saving wild medicinal seeds ensures their future.
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Herbs

Spices 101: A Primer on Spices

Spices
Learn the best way to buy and store spices.
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Vegetables

Kale Cakes

Kale cupcakes? Seriously?
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Fruits

Spiced Fruit Compote

Spice-infused fruit compote
An easy-to-make and healthy recipe.
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Preservation & Long-Term Storage, Resilience & Adaptation

Creating A Winter Pantry

A winter pantry is one strategy for developing resilience.
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Herbs, Household products

Making Holiday Spice Blends

Spiced wine
Handcrafted spice blends make delicious gifts.
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  • Sue
  • Flowers, Native Plants

Orchid Fever In the PNW

Orchids of the PNW
There are about 200 orchid species native to North America. Meet three from the PNW.
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Vegetables

Retro Cream of Tomato Soup & Grilled Cheese Sandwiches

Retro Tomato Soup & Gourmet Grilled cheese
It’s delicious. It tastes like tomatoes. It’s freezable.
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Vegetables

The Best Ever Roasted Tomatoes

Heirloom tomato
This recipe is all about end-of-the-season abundance: tomatoes, onions, peppers, garlic, and herbs. The aroma is amazing!
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Herbal Medicine 101, Homestead Apothecary, Seasonal Remedies

How to Make Oxymels

Oxymels soothe respiratory symptoms and are especially effective with congested coughs.
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Herbal Medicine 101, Homestead Apothecary, Seasonal Remedies

How to Make Medicinal Herb Honey

How to make herb infused honey
Herbal honey is a delicious and effective home remedy for sore throats and lung congestion.
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Herbal Medicine 101, Herbs, Homestead Apothecary, Seasonal Remedies

Herbal Tonic Syrups

Homemade syrups
Easy to make and store, herbal syrups can be both a remedy and a nourishing tonic.
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Herbal Medicine 101, Homestead Apothecary, Seasonal Remedies

How To Make Fire Cider

Fire Cider Vinegar
A kitchen remedy that is immune-boosting, congestion-clearing, and body-warming.
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  • Sue
  • Ecosystems & relationships, Food & Drink

The Healthiest and Most Sustainable Sweeteners

Harvesting Honey
There are far better sweeteners than sugar. Which one is best for you?
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  • Sue
  • Ecosystems & relationships, Insects/Pollinators, Mammals

The Little Things That Run the Planet

Native goldenrod & bees
We can restore biodiversity one person at a time with three simple actions.
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  • Sue
  • Resilience & Adaptation

How Resilient Are You?

Empty grocery shelves
Natural diasters, pandemics, and economic downturns test our resilience. How resilient are you?
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  • Sue
  • Household products, Plant Craft

Using Onion Skins to Dye Yarn

Using onion skins to dye yarn
Recycling onion skins to dye wool yarn is a great introduction to dyeing with plants.
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Herbs, Preservation & Long-Term Storage

Pesto 101: A Primer for the Adventurous Cook

Pesto 101: A guide and recipe for making a variety of pestos
One of the easiest and delicious ways to preserve an abundance of herbs and greens.
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  • Sue
  • Food & Drink, Resilience & Adaptation

Ten Reasons to Buy From Local Growers

Quote from Wendell Berry: Eating is an agricultural act.
Local food systems provide resilience, healthy food and support local economies.
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  • Sue
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