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If you are looking for the PERFECT dinner roll for your Thanksgiving - this is it!

Comment DINNER for the recipe to be sent right to your inbox!

It is so simple to do with just a bench knife or regular knife.

Here’s How:

1. Melt butter

2. Mix the dough

3. Let Rise

4. Shape and Rise Again

5. Bake!

I am giving away my Sourdough Dinner Roll recipe for free, just comment DINNER below and I’ll send it right over ✨

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Sourdough?!
If you are looking for the PERFECT dinner roll for your Thanksgiving - this is it!
Comment DINNER for the recipe to be sent right to your inbox!
It is so simple to do with just a bench knife or regular knife.
Here’s How:
1. Melt butter
2. Mix the dough
3. Let Rise
4. Shape and Rise Again
5. Bake!
I am giving away my Sourdough Dinner Roll recipe for free, just comment DINNER below and I’ll send it right over ✨

FALSE!!

Having tons of money is not a requirement to start a homestead!

We started homesteading as a way to save money!

Now we say hundreds of dollars every month by getting creative and asking other for help. We need to move the camper but didn’t have the truck. What else could we use?

ask a friend? use the tractor? do nothing….

With a little creative thinking and problem solving anything is possible.

I put together a guide that will help you start homesteading today!! Comment “HOMESTEAD” and I’ll send you the link to grab it so you can start saving money.

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FALSE!!
Having tons of money is not a requirement to start a homestead!
We started homesteading as a way to save money!
Now we say hundreds of dollars every month by getting creative and asking other for help. We need to move the camper but didn’t have the truck. What else could we use?
ask a friend? use the tractor? do nothing….
With a little creative thinking and problem solving anything is possible.
I put together a guide that will help you start homesteading today!! Comment “HOMESTEAD” and I’ll send you the link to grab it so you can start saving money.

Sourdough?!

If you are looking for the PERFECT dinner roll for your Thanksgiving - this is it!

Comment DINNER for the recipe to be sent right to your inbox!

It is so simple to do with just a bench knife or regular knife.

Here’s How:

1. Melt butter
2. Mix the dough
3. Let Rise
4. Shape and Rise Again
5. Bake!

I am giving away my Sourdough Dinner Roll recipe for free, just comment DINNER below and I’ll send it right over ✨

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I know this might be controversial, but I don’t clean my starter jar every day. 🤷🏼‍♀️ I’m not a fan of doing lots of dishes.

If you’re like me and also use the same jar to feed your starter, there’s an easy way to keep track of how much starter is in there. Simply weigh your jar before adding anything to it and write down the weight. Then, when you weigh your jar with the starter, subtract the weight of the jar and feed as usual. It’s a simple solution 👍🏼

So, how often do you clean your starter jar? Let’s discuss!

Don’t have a sourdough starter comment SOURDOUGH and I’ll send you our FREE from scratch sourdough starter guide.

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I know this might be controversial, but I don’t clean my starter jar every day. 🤷🏼‍♀️ I’m not a fan of doing lots of dishes.
If you’re like me and also use the same jar to feed your starter, there’s an easy way to keep track of how much starter is in there. Simply weigh your jar before adding anything to it and write down the weight. Then, when you weigh your jar with the starter, subtract the weight of the jar and feed as usual. It’s a simple solution 👍🏼
So, how often do you clean your starter jar? Let’s discuss!
Don’t have a sourdough starter comment SOURDOUGH and I’ll send you our FREE from scratch sourdough starter guide.

No more throwing away your excess sourdough!

Check out these popular Sourdough Discard Recipes.

1. Sourdough Pancakes: Mix sourdough discard with flour, milk, eggs, sugar, and baking powder to make fluffy and delicious pancakes.

2. Sourdough Crackers: Combine sourdough discard with flour, salt, and herbs to make crispy and flavorful crackers.

3. Sourdough Pizza Crust: Use sourdough discard to make a delicious pizza crust that is crispy and chewy.

4. Sourdough Waffles: Mix sourdough discard with flour, milk, eggs, sugar, and baking powder to make fluffy and delicious waffles.

5. Sourdough Pretzels: Combine sourdough discard with flour, salt, and baking soda to make soft and chewy pretzels.

6. Sourdough Bagels: Use sourdough discard to make chewy and delicious bagels that are perfect for breakfast or lunch.

7. Sourdough Biscuits: Mix sourdough discard with flour, butter, baking powder, and milk to make tender and flaky biscuits.

8. Sourdough English Muffins: Use sourdough discard to make soft and chewy English muffins that are perfect for breakfast sandwiches.

9. Sourdough Bread Pudding: Combine sourdough discard with milk, eggs, sugar, and cinnamon to make a rich and flavorful bread pudding.

10. Sourdough Chocolate Cake: Use sourdough discard to make a moist and delicious chocolate cake that is perfect for dessert.

Want to know more? Ready for the full recipe? Everyday Sourdough Discard Recipe Book will show you how to turn your discard into drool-worthy dishes. Your taste buds will thank you!

Comment DISCARD to get early bird pricing.

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No more throwing away your excess sourdough!
Check out these popular Sourdough Discard Recipes.
1. Sourdough Pancakes: Mix sourdough discard with flour, milk, eggs, sugar, and baking powder to make fluffy and delicious pancakes.
2. Sourdough Crackers: Combine sourdough discard with flour, salt, and herbs to make crispy and flavorful crackers.
3. Sourdough Pizza Crust: Use sourdough discard to make a delicious pizza crust that is crispy and chewy.
4. Sourdough Waffles: Mix sourdough discard with flour, milk, eggs, sugar, and baking powder to make fluffy and delicious waffles.
5. Sourdough Pretzels: Combine sourdough discard with flour, salt, and baking soda to make soft and chewy pretzels.
6. Sourdough Bagels: Use sourdough discard to make chewy and delicious bagels that are perfect for breakfast or lunch.
7. Sourdough Biscuits: Mix sourdough discard with flour, butter, baking powder, and milk to make tender and flaky biscuits.
8. Sourdough English Muffins: Use sourdough discard to make soft and chewy English muffins that are perfect for breakfast sandwiches.
9. Sourdough Bread Pudding: Combine sourdough discard with milk, eggs, sugar, and cinnamon to make a rich and flavorful bread pudding.
10. Sourdough Chocolate Cake: Use sourdough discard to make a moist and delicious chocolate cake that is perfect for dessert.
Want to know more? Ready for the full recipe? Everyday Sourdough Discard Recipe Book will show you how to turn your discard into drool-worthy dishes. Your taste buds will thank you!
Comment DISCARD to get early bird pricing.

Frustrated because you don’t know what to fill your garden with?

That was me when we first started our Raised Bed Garden. I had no idea what to fill our beds with and everything seemed soo expensive!

I wish I would have taken more time to research different ways to fill a raised garden bed AND asked some of our local farmers/homesteaders what they used and the results they had.

I don’t want you to struggle with your raised bed garden! So we created the “How to Fill a Raised Garden Bed on a Budget” guide.

With this guide you’ll know exactly what you need to fill your raised garden bed to get the maximum harvest.

Comment SOIL to learn more.

🌱🌻🍅 #gardeningtips #raisedgardenbed #raisedbedgarden

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Frustrated because you don’t know what to fill your garden with?
That was me when we first started our Raised Bed Garden. I had no idea what to fill our beds with and everything seemed soo expensive!
I wish I would have taken more time to research different ways to fill a raised garden bed AND asked some of our local farmers/homesteaders what they used and the results they had.
I don’t want you to struggle with your raised bed garden! So we created the “How to Fill a Raised Garden Bed on a Budget” guide.
With this guide you’ll know exactly what you need to fill your raised garden bed to get the maximum harvest.
Comment SOIL to learn more.
🌱🌻🍅 #gardeningtips #raisedgardenbed #raisedbedgarden

There is a better way👇

Winter can be tough for your sourdough starter especially if you have a cold house like we do.

I always had trouble with sourdough rising in the winter until I learned this pro tip.

Seed mats!!! They will keep your starter at a consistent temperature. Making it so you get the perfect rise every time!!

Want more sourdough tips? Comment SOURDOUGH to get our Fail Proof Sourdough guide.

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There is a better way👇
Winter can be tough for your sourdough starter especially if you have a cold house like we do.
I always had trouble with sourdough rising in the winter until I learned this pro tip.
Seed mats!!! They will keep your starter at a consistent temperature. Making it so you get the perfect rise every time!!
Want more sourdough tips? Comment SOURDOUGH to get our Fail Proof Sourdough guide.

There’s a better way ⬇️

Before, I used to get really frustrated with my sourdough starter because every time I tried to make one, it would go bad. But now, I have a thriving and healthy sourdough starter that I know how to maintain and use daily to make delicious breads and goodies for my friends and family.

The secret? I found a fail-proof way to creating sourdough starter and I can’t wait to share it with you in our FREE guide. It has everything you need to know about creating and maintaining a successful sourdough starter. If you’re struggling with your sourdough starter, I highly recommend checking out this guide!

Comment SOURDOUGH and we will send you all the details.

#sourdoughstarter #failproof #breadmaking #homemadebread #sourdoughguides

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There’s a better way ⬇️
Before, I used to get really frustrated with my sourdough starter because every time I tried to make one, it would go bad. But now, I have a thriving and healthy sourdough starter that I know how to maintain and use daily to make delicious breads and goodies for my friends and family.
The secret? I found a fail-proof way to creating sourdough starter and I can’t wait to share it with you in our FREE guide. It has everything you need to know about creating and maintaining a successful sourdough starter. If you’re struggling with your sourdough starter, I highly recommend checking out this guide!
Comment SOURDOUGH and we will send you all the details.
#sourdoughstarter #failproof #breadmaking #homemadebread #sourdoughguides

How different would your life look if you actually, had the knowledge and skills to bake bread for your family.

I have been there, wanting to make sourdough for my family but not knowing where to start. And then starting only for it to fail, over and over again.

When I finally figured out the secret to creating a thriving sourdough starter I was over the moon.

I want this for you too!! Which is why I created the Fail Proof Sourdough Starter Guide. Get your free copy NOW!

Comment SOURDOUGH and I will send you all the details.

#sourdoughstarter #failproof #breadmaking #homemadebread #sourdoughguide

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How different would your life look if you actually, had the knowledge and skills to bake bread for your family.
I have been there, wanting to make sourdough for my family but not knowing where to start. And then starting only for it to fail, over and over again.
When I finally figured out the secret to creating a thriving sourdough starter I was over the moon.
I want this for you too!! Which is why I created the Fail Proof Sourdough Starter Guide. Get your free copy NOW!
Comment SOURDOUGH and I will send you all the details.
#sourdoughstarter #failproof #breadmaking #homemadebread #sourdoughguide

Many sourdough bakers struggle with accumulating a large amount of sourdough discard, which can be wasteful. They search for recipes that can help them utilize the discard effectively.

This was a common problem for me until... I learned how to use the discard in everyday dishes.

I have put all of our favorite sourdough discard recipes into one cookbook and can`t wait to share it with you.

Comment DISCARD to get early bird pricing.

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Many sourdough bakers struggle with accumulating a large amount of sourdough discard, which can be wasteful. They search for recipes that can help them utilize the discard effectively.
This was a common problem for me until... I learned how to use the discard in everyday dishes.
I have put all of our favorite sourdough discard recipes into one cookbook and can't wait to share it with you.
Comment DISCARD to get early bird pricing.

Are you tired of wasting sourdough discard everyday?

We use our discard daily for waffles, bread, rolls, granola, and so much more.

Imagine using all of your discard and always knowing what you are going to make.

Everyday Sourdough Discard Recipes is jam packed full of discard recipes for everyday baking and meals. Comment Discard to learn more.

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Are you tired of wasting sourdough discard everyday?
We use our discard daily for waffles, bread, rolls, granola, and so much more.
Imagine using all of your discard and always knowing what you are going to make.
Everyday Sourdough Discard Recipes is jam packed full of discard recipes for everyday baking and meals. Comment Discard to learn more.

Hey everyone! Want to make your own apple cider vinegar with apple scraps? Here`s how:

1. Collect apple scraps (cores, peels, etc.) in a jar or container.
2. Add water to cover the scraps, leaving a bit of room at the top.
3. Add 1-2 tablespoons of sugar per cup of water.
4. Cover the jar or container with a cheesecloth or coffee filter and secure with a rubber band.
5. Store in a cool, dark place for 2-4 weeks, stirring occasionally.
6. After a few weeks, strain out the apple scraps and return the liquid to the jar or container.
7. Cover again with the cheesecloth or coffee filter and let sit for another 2-4 weeks, stirring occasionally.
8. Taste the vinegar to see if it`s ready. It should have a tangy, acidic taste.
9. When it`s ready, transfer the vinegar to a bottle or jar and store in the refrigerator.

Enjoy your homemade apple cider vinegar in dressings, marinades, or even as a health tonic!

Comment HOMESTEAD to learn more about starting a homestead where you are.

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Hey everyone! Want to make your own apple cider vinegar with apple scraps? Here's how:
1. Collect apple scraps (cores, peels, etc.) in a jar or container.
2. Add water to cover the scraps, leaving a bit of room at the top.
3. Add 1-2 tablespoons of sugar per cup of water.
4. Cover the jar or container with a cheesecloth or coffee filter and secure with a rubber band.
5. Store in a cool, dark place for 2-4 weeks, stirring occasionally.
6. After a few weeks, strain out the apple scraps and return the liquid to the jar or container.
7. Cover again with the cheesecloth or coffee filter and let sit for another 2-4 weeks, stirring occasionally.
8. Taste the vinegar to see if it's ready. It should have a tangy, acidic taste.
9. When it's ready, transfer the vinegar to a bottle or jar and store in the refrigerator.
Enjoy your homemade apple cider vinegar in dressings, marinades, or even as a health tonic!
Comment HOMESTEAD to learn more about starting a homestead where you are.

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