Kathleen | Roots & Boots
Chile Relleno Casserole with Anaheim Peppers
When you’re married to a native Texan, you learn to love Tex Mex dishes like this chile relleno casserole with Anaheim peppers. It’s a family favorite! This chile relleno casserole works well for breakfast or dinner. It also provides a fun Tex Mex twist to the standard egg-based brunch menu.
Read MoreA Gentle Approach to Kindergarten
If you’ve felt the tug towards a more gentle approach to kindergarten for your child, you’re not alone.
Read MoreHow to Choose a Homeschooling Method
Maybe you’ve decided to homeschool your child, but you’re wondering how to choose a homeschooling method.
Read MoreDIY Sashiko Fabric Mending
Sashiko fabric mending may seem complicated or even exotic, but it’s really quite simple.
Read MoreHomemade Paleo Marshmallows
Homemade paleo marshmallows are a real treat. We love to roast them over fall campfires (with these homemade “graham” crackers) and add them to hot cocoa in the winter. They’re also a fun option for Valentine’s Day, Easter, or really any time of the year!
Read MoreSmoked Turkey Soup
This smoked turkey soup has become a go to recipe at my house. It’s the perfect way to put smoked turkey legs to good use.
Read MoreChocolate Coconut Bark
This easy, no bake chocolate coconut bark is the perfect holiday treat and also makes a great gift!
Read More2020 Homestead Living Gift Guide
This holiday season some friends and I have gotten together to help you save on some incredible gifts for the homesteading enthusiast in your life! All digital, sustainable and even some that are FREE! ♥️ 2020 Homestead Living Gift Guide Available from December 11-15, 2020. In addition to $50+ off my Real Food Family Meal…
Read MoreEasy Kid-Friendly Holiday Mocktail (good for grownups, too!)
Make this easy kid-friendly holiday mocktail the star of the show for your next special celebration.
Read More15 Must-Read Books for Real Foodies
It was hard to settle on a title for this list of must-read books for real foodies, because the genres represented here are somewhat overlapping.
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