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Techniques & Tutorials

Category: Techniques & Tutorials

Sausage... A gourmet delicacy, yet it is the essence of nose-to-tail farm frugality. Nothing goes to waste when all the scraps and small pieces of meat are used to make sausage. Salting, smoking, fermenting, and drying are all ways to preserve meat for longer without refrigeration. Sausage made at home from the best local, pastured meats, mixed with tons of wholesome flavor, avoids all the chemicals found in processed meats.

Homemade Italian Sausage

What is a linen couche proofing cloth? How can it be used to bake sourdough bread? Watch, listen, or read to learn about one of my favorite kitchen tools, plus how to care for it!

What Is A Linen Couche Proofing Cloth? + How To Use & Care For One! #AskWardee 023

Want to use herbal extracts ... but not if they're made with alcohol? Judy B. is in the same boat... She has small children and prefers not to give them alcohol. Watch, listen, or read to learn how to make powerful herbal extracts -- without alcohol! | AskWardee.tv

How To Make An Herbal Tincture (aka Herbal Extract)

Want to try some sprouting? A sprouting screen will run you about $7. If you want 4 jars of sprouts going at the same time, that's $28 It adds up! Or, you can do what Morgen did and make DIY sprouting lids for just 5 cents each! Here's how!

DIY Sprouting Lids {for just 5 cents!}

Did you know that you can use your gas grill as an oven? Yes, you can! Bake cookies, cakes, breads, pizza, and casseroles outside, all summer long, without heating up your kitchen! Bonus: this is a way to cook for your family in case of a power outage, too!

10 Tips For Using A Gas Grill As An Oven

Preserve your harvest AND stay away from metal cans by canning your own tomatoes! Learn how to safely can tomatoes, plus let's bust the myth about heirloom varieties and acidity once and for all! (Hint: you NEED to pick an acid no matter what!)

How To Safely Can Tomatoes (+ the myth about heirlooms & acidity)

Healing one's gut is hardest during the holiday season. It means saying no over and over to sugar, inflammatory foods like gluten and dairy, or even stressful Christmas shopping. Thankfully, there are ways to tweak our baking so we can enjoy some special treats at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Here are 7 tips for holiday baking while healing your gut -- so you don't compromise your healing!

7 Tips For Holiday Baking While Healing Your Gut

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How To Make Pastured Pork Lard In The Instant Pot

man's hands holding a compost bucket of food scraps, including citrus and onion peels

The Best Guide To Easy Worm Composting & DIY Bokashi Bucket

How to Render (Goat) Fat

How to Render (Goat) Fat

Free Video: Homemade, Natural, All-Purpose Cleaner

Free Video: Homemade, Natural, All-Purpose Cleaner

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Moist Roast Beef In The Crockpot

Free Video: Homemade Fruit Fly Trap

Free Video: Homemade Fruit Fly Trap

FREE Video: How to Freeze Plums/Prunes

FREE Video: How to Freeze Plums/Prunes

How To Wax Cheese | If you're making homemade cheese, you need to learn how to wax cheese! Waxing cuts down on mold and putrefying bacteria’s access to cheese while it ages, and it also prevents cheese from drying out too much. | TraditionalCookingSchool.com

How To Wax Cheese

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Bread: Slice, Then Freeze

Homemade Coconut Milk Yogurt

Homemade Coconut Milk Yogurt

Fresh Bread On A Wood Stove | My family and I greatly enjoy our winters in Idaho. We look forward to the snowshoe hikes, the warmth and coziness of the fire, and the benefits of cooking on a wood stove all winter long. I love using my wood stove for our meals, baked goods, and of course, bread! | TraditionalCookingSchool.com

Fresh Bread On A Wood Stove