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Green Tomatoes | Canning Enchilada Verde

10/07/2019 by Katie 1 Comment

Canning enchilada verde, green tomatoes

Canning Enchilada Verde With fall comes green tomatoes.  While it’s always bittersweet to see a bunch of green tomatoes left in the garden, It’s also great way to step out of the ordinary red tomatoes recipes, so don’t let them go to waste!  Green tomatoes are excellent to eat.   Their soft, thin skin requires zero… 

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Filed Under: Canning, Recipes, The Garden Tagged With: canned, canning, garden, green, grow your own, homesteading, self suffcient, tomatoes, Water bath canner

Tomato Canning Recipes

07/14/2015 by Katie Leave a Comment

Tomato Canning Recipes | Homesteading | Organic Gardening | Preserving The Harvest | Livinlovinfarmin

I have a sweet summer crush this savory lycopene rich juicy red fruit.  So much so, that each year I plant roughly 75 tomato plants and can at least 5 dozen jars of tomatoes.  Its actually my favorite thing to can and my favorite thing to cook with.  Here are 10 of my all time favorite easy ways to can up the tomato!. Disclaimer….. 

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Filed Under: Canning, Homesteading, Recipes, The Garden, Uncategorized Tagged With: bloody mary, canning, eat your veggies, enchilda, garden, green tomato, grow your own, italian, ketchup, know your farmer, minestrone, organic, paleo, preserving the harvest, primal, Soup, stewed, sun dried tomatoes, tomato, Tomato soup, verde

Homesteading. Is the juice worth the squeeze?

04/09/2015 by Katie 5 Comments

Homesteading. Is the juice worth the squeeze? |livilovinfarmin

Did I lock up the chickens?  I really hope that cow doesn’t calve before morning.. What if the wolves get to the calf before I do?  I should have locked momma in the barn for the night. Did I turn off the hose?  If I flood the pasture one more time, its going to be… 

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Filed Under: Homesteading Tagged With: canning, DIY, family cow, garden, grow your own, homesteading, know your farmer, milking cow, organic, raw milk, self sufficiency

Canning Stewed Tomatoes

07/29/2014 by Katie 3 Comments

Canning Stewed Tomatoes | Homesteading | Livinlovinfarmin.com

Stewed tomatoes are by far the most versatile and most used item in my pantry.  From spaghetti, to Mostaccioli  or  soup, stewed tomatoes are easy to grab and make a healthy delish meal for my family.

Filed Under: Canning, Canning Recipes, Homesteading, Paleo Primal Lifestyle, Recipes, The Garden Tagged With: canning, garden, grow your own, home canned, lasagna, organic, spaghetti, stewed tomatoes, Tomato soup, tomatoes

Having fun with the Homesteader Hub

07/20/2014 by Katie Leave a Comment

Together Erin and her husband from Blue Yurt Farms have come up with a BRILLIANT idea! A online homesteading community. For you, for me, for our neighbors, your neighbors, even great Uncle Joe.. all of us! A website for all to gather online and share knowledge, barter, ask questions and connect with other homesteaders in your… 

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Filed Under: Canning, Heritage Chickens, Homesteading, The Garden, Uncategorized Tagged With: canning, gardeding, grow your own, homesteader hub, homesteading, hub, raising farm kids, raw, resource

15 minute Strawberry Jam

07/11/2014 by Katie 3 Comments

15 Minute Freezer Jam | Homestead | DIY | Livinlovinfarmin

Yippee… Its strawberry season here in the Pacific Northwest!. While my strawberry patch isn’t quite big enough to put up enough jam for the winter, it is big enough to stuff your face while pulling weeds.  Each year the kids and I load up and go strawberry picking at the local “pick your own” farm. 

Filed Under: Canning, Canning Recipes, Recipes, The Garden Tagged With: canning, freezer, fruit, garden, grow your own, homesteading, jam, jelly, strawberry

WELCOME TO THE FARM

Hi, I’m Katie. Our family lives on our fourth generation family farm here in beautiful Idaho. We milk jersey cows, raise pastured heritage pigs and poultry, scottish highlanders for beef and a few sheep for fiber.  Our journey is about healing the body through sustainable agriculture.  After being diagnosed with a autoimmune disease several years ago, I saw a need to change the way we think about diseases in today’s modern world.

Our farm prides ourselves on selling the best meat and dairy possibly.  We do not use ANY gmo’s, corn or soy in our animal feed.  Our critters graze on fresh green pasture and are fed a locally grown, locally milled grain ration.

Our products are available farm direct or at select retail locations.

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