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Bread Making With Homemade Yeast

Bread formed a large part of our diet in the old days, and it was always available, more so in winter when food was scarcer and bellies needed to be filled.

fermented feed

How to Ferment Feed for Healthier Chickens

Fermenting chicken feed is an inexpensive and easy way to promoting good gut health. The process is so easy, you will wonder why you haven’t done this earlier!

Make Your Own Pumpkin Pie Infused Moonshine

Infused with the flavors of fall, here’s a holiday drink recipe that will keep on giving – Pumpkin Spiced Moonshine.

Kombucha

Continuous Kombucha for Post-Collapse Wellness

Learning how to make this fermented tea to provide your family with dietary wellness and a long-term health benefits during a long-term emergency.

It was always made in a heavy metal pan with a close fitting lid, a portion of the last batch would be the starter for the next. I would heat the pan by standing it at the back of the range, not letting it get too hot, so I could still pick it up without a cloth on my hands. #ReadyNutrition

Making Fermented Milk…You Might Call it Yoghurt

It was always made in a heavy metal pan with a close fitting lid, a portion of the last batch would be the starter for the next. I would heat the pan by standing it at the back of the range, not letting it get too hot, so I could still pick it up without a cloth on my hands.

Fermented foods like kimchi, kefir, and kombucha are widely available and wildly popular these days. There are good reasons for that - they provide some impressive health benefits.

Fermented Foods: Feeding Your Second Brain

Fermenting food isn’t just a food preservation method, but a way to boost the nutritional value in foods and increase vitamin levels. It’s time to start listening to your second brain and giving it what it needs.

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