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Homemade Harvest

Family Recipes and Outdoor Life

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Behind Homemade Harvest

Hello and welcome to my blog! My name is Sarah and I am based in central PA. I started this as a way to share some of my favorite family recipes that have been passed down over the years and some recipes of my own. The outdoors has always been a big part of my life as I have been an avid hunter for nearly 15 years. I also enjoy playing with my cats, gardening, and knitting.  Thank you for visiting 😊

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Easy DIY Seed Book

With the summer gardening season coming to an end, I found myself in a sea of unorganized seed packets that I needed to deal with. I'm...

Starting my Garden Part 5: Things are Recovering

My last post about the garden was a rather sad one, but thankfully the hail damage happened early enough in the season that I could...

Starting my Garden Part 4: l Had to Start Over

This post was originally just going to be a brief description of how the garden is going with some pictures, etc. I'll still post some...

Extending the Life of Wooden Utensils and Boards

Wooden utensils and cutting boards are so versatile and can last a long time if you care for them properly. Pap made all the cutting...

Starting My Garden Part 3: What's Growing so Far

I haven't written about my garden in a while because I've been so busy working on it! I think I actually spent more time preparing the...

Starting the Compost Pile...In Winter

Okay, this isn't exactly the most exciting topic, but once I knew for sure I was going to have a garden plot I wanted to immediately...

Starting my Garden Part 1: Early Planning Phases

This year, I will be able to graduate from container-gardening to having my own plot (actually 2!). I am extremely fortunate to have the...

Spatchcocking a Whole Chicken

I roast a whole chicken about once a month, and the baking process takes a long time (about 2 hours for a 6 lb bird!). My grandparents...

All-Natural Cold Remedy

With illnesses such as Covid-19, flu, and RSV going around, I think more people are turning to more natural remedies to help with some of...

Fall Foraging: What I Found in my Neighborhood

I've started getting into foraging to try and discover how to use native (or invasive!) plants in my neighborhood. I forage throughout...

Homemade Chicken Broth from Scraps

I've been making my own broth for quite some time now, and it's very easy! It might take some time to save up enough scraps to use, but...

Borax-Free Laundry Detergent

I started making my own detergent because everything is so expensive, and making your own detergent I find is so much cheaper. With...

Pennyroyal Tea: Delicious and Slightly Dangerous

Pennyroyal is a plant in the mint family, and for years it has been growing on my grandparents' woodland. It has quite a strong smell so...

Canning for Beginners...From a Beginner

Canning is something I grew up watching my mom and Gram do each summer and fall. They essentially take over the entire kitchen and I was...

Going Green: Be More Sustainable

Lately I've been working on cutting down waste and reducing my footprint. Some ways are easier than others and will depend on your...

Cast Iron Care and Use

I absolutely love my cast iron pan and use it all the time for just about anything: baking, roasting, pan frying. I held off on getting...

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