by No Ordinary Homestead | Nov 20, 2013 | Food, Mains
Osso bucco (aka ossobuchi or occobuco) is a Milanese specialty of cross-cut veal shanks braised with vegetables, white wine and broth. The first time Stefan made it for me was a little over a year ago and I was instantly in love with it. I’m very blessed to have a...
by No Ordinary Homestead | Sep 24, 2013 | Food, Mains
If you’re craving Asian tonight but don’t really want the same old stir-fry, this guest post is just for you. I’ve always been a sucker for a good Asian dumpling and look forward to trying them out when we find our kitchen. 😉 Potstickers are Chinese dumplings that can...
by Tiffany | Aug 6, 2013 | Fitness, Food, Homesteading Life, Products, Reviews
There are certain things that one goes through life, never to be without. For most people nowadays, that includes a smart phone and an ATM card. And in your home, there are many things you never seem to be without either. Like a microwave. I can’t remember ever...
by No Ordinary Homestead | Jun 24, 2013 | Breads, Breakfasts, Food
It’s gotten to be that time of year here when I’m going through the pantry and trying to use up many of the things which have been stuck in the corner for a long while. One of those items in our own home tends to be rye flour — a castaway from the best intentions of...
by Tiffany | Jun 7, 2013 | Food, Mains
As I mentioned the other day when I was talking about making beer braised chicken in our Romertopf, I really love these super smart bakers and am so lucky to have not only two for cooking in, but one for baking bread as well. You can cook just about anything in a...
by No Ordinary Homestead | Jun 6, 2013 | Food, Mains, Quick Dinners
On Monday, I shared with you one of our favorite new recipes for beer roasted chicken in a clay pot. And I mentioned that we’ve really been getting creative with the leftovers and having some fun when it comes to cooking. This is one of those recipes. So if you’ve...