"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
Pioneer Woman at Heart
One Flourishing, Frugal and Fun Family!
One family learning to live off the land, cut back on expenses, and to live a simpler and a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Sunday, December 10, 2017
Sorghum Molasses Candy ~ Tidbits
Sorghum molasses candy is one of our family favorite Christmas candies to make. Once I started making it, I stopped making toffee for several years. Although much of my family loves them both. I just may make some toffee yet. The sorghum cooks into a honeycomb type candy, is broken up, and then coated in dark chocolate.
Saturday, December 9, 2017
Homemade Smoked Almonds
Hello? Anyone out there in "cyber" land?
I love smoked almonds. However, the ingredients in them are typically bad for good health. Usually, they include bad oils and a form of soy. In my opinion, all soy, unless it's organic/non-gmo, is bad for good health. Very bad. If you saw how many times they spray the soybean field in my state, you'd never eat anything with it again. Anyway....
I decided to make my own.
First, I made homemade celery salt using dehydrated organic celery leaves and salt. I had about 1/4 cup of dehydrated celery leaves, so I ground them up with a small amount of salt. I didn't measure. I just "eye-balled" it.
Tip: When you purchase organic celery with leaves, to freeze celery for winter, dehydrate your leaves for celery salt or to simply use in soups/stews, pastas, and other dishes too.
Then I made the almonds with the celery salt and other ingredients. How did they taste?
Delicious! I used all organic ingredients and the egg white from one of our layers.
I love smoked almonds. However, the ingredients in them are typically bad for good health. Usually, they include bad oils and a form of soy. In my opinion, all soy, unless it's organic/non-gmo, is bad for good health. Very bad. If you saw how many times they spray the soybean field in my state, you'd never eat anything with it again. Anyway....
I decided to make my own.
First, I made homemade celery salt using dehydrated organic celery leaves and salt. I had about 1/4 cup of dehydrated celery leaves, so I ground them up with a small amount of salt. I didn't measure. I just "eye-balled" it.
Tip: When you purchase organic celery with leaves, to freeze celery for winter, dehydrate your leaves for celery salt or to simply use in soups/stews, pastas, and other dishes too.
Then I made the almonds with the celery salt and other ingredients. How did they taste?
Delicious! I used all organic ingredients and the egg white from one of our layers.
Labels:
Homemade smoked almonds,
Recipes,
Self Sufficiency
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