Are you wondering how to hard boil farm-fresh eggs and have the shells come off nicely? It can be tricky and frustrating if you're wasting half of the egg because it is sticking to the shell but I have found a way that works. Keep reading to find out how! This post contains affiliate links, which means I make a small commission at no extra cost to you. See my full disclosure here. Eggs straight out of the chicken coop is one of life's ... Read the Post...
Quinoa Salad with Avocado and Tomatoes
This quinoa salad with avocado and tomatoes is a great addition to a summer meal plan. Other ingredients include corn, black beans, peppers, and lemon and lime juice. I find myself running out of meal ideas in the summer. I don't feel like heating up the house using the oven, and who wants to eat a hot meal when it's 90° outside? Therefore, I'm always on the lookout for salads that can be meals on their own or a salad to eat with some ... Read the Post...
Large Family Homeschool
Some people may have questions as to how we homeschool with a large family. Here I will break down what we do and what curriculum we used this past year. This post contains affiliate links, which means I make a small commission at no extra cost to you. See my full disclosure here. For our history curriculum, the last couple years we worked through the America the Beautiful by Notgrass. We finished up the second textbook this year and ... Read the Post...
The Best Rhubarb Torte
The best rhubarb torte is made with fresh rhubarb, a mix of all-purpose flour and almond flour, and has less sugar than other similar recipes. It's always exciting in the spring to see the rhubarb poking out of the ground and even more exciting when it's ready to harvest. After transplanting some rhubarb from a neighbor a few years ago, we are now finally getting a good amount of harvest so, of course, rhubarb torte had to be ... Read the Post...