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BUCKLEY BROTHERS LIVERY STABLE, SILVER PLUME, COLORADO

THIS IS A PICTURE OF THE BUCKLEY BROTHERS LIVERY STABLE IN SILVER PLUME, COLORADO. THIS PHOTO WAS TAKEN IN THE LATE 1800's.

JERRIE'S FAMILY HAS SOME PIONEER HISTORY. HER GRANDMOTHER BUCKLEY WAS THE FIRST BABY BORN IN COLORADO. THE FAMILY OPERATED A LIVERY STABLE IN THE EARLY  DAYS AND LATER THE  "FAMOUS" BUCKLEY BROTHER'S GROCERY AND GAS STORE. HOMESTEADING IS IN JERRIE'S GENES!


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LIVE SIMPLY


THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF COUNTRY LIVING

10th Edition

With gas prices looming, unemployment rates skyrocketing, and the cost of milk, bread, and eggs rising drastically in the last year, a simpler life seems to be a thing of the past. Fortulnately, living in the modern world while living simply is a possibility made real thanks to CARLA EMERY'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF COUNTRY LIVING (SASQUATCH BOOKS, JULY, 2008). For more than 30 years, people have relied on EMERY'S practical, step-by-step advice on basic self-sufficiency skills such as how to cultivate a garden, buy land, bake bread, raise farm animals, make sausage, milk a goat, grow herbs, churn butter, build a chicken coop, cook on a wood stove, and much, much more.

First written at the  height of the 1960s back-to-the land movement and continually revised, updated, and expanded since, "CARLA'S BOOK" has grown from a self-published, mimeographed document to an exhaustive reference of more that one million words, 2,000 recipes, and over  1,500 mail-order sources. This updated 10th edition includes expanded and updated mail-order information, including e-mail addresses and websites, while adding more of Emery's advise, reflections, and  anecdotes to ensure that this incredibly detailed, diverse book is as enjoyable as it is useful.

A few of the many topics on which Carla Emery shares her wisdom are: plans, grassed, grains, baking, garden vegetables.  herbs, food preservation animals and much more !

This book is also at the forefront and core of another huge trend: growing, cooking, and eating organic and natural foods. John and  I use this book for everything. We use it all year to make decisions for our garden. We garden 4 to 5 months a year but we study all year about it.I use the recipes in the book all  year. In the summer, I can, dry, pickle, bake, freeze, make soup and casseroles.

THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF COUNTRY LIVING is a proven classic for those who want to enrich their lives.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: CARLA EMERY lived on a farm in Idaho for more thatn 30 years. A wife, mothe of seven, home-schooler, goat-keeper, writer, and country-living instructor, she died in 2005.




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JAM IT, PICKLE IT, CURE IT

AND OTHER COOKING PROJECTS

BY

KAREN SOLOMON


MAKE YOUR OWN

BACON, CHEESE, MARSHMALLOWS,


AND MORE

THIS IS ONE OF  MY FAVORITE HOMESTEADING BOOKS. I USE IT IN THE WINTER WHEN I HAVE MORE TIME. THE SPRING, SUMMER AND FALL I AM BUSY WITH THE PLANTING, HARVESTING AND PRESERVING  OF THE MARY'S HOMESTEAD GARDEN.

THIS COOKBOOK WILL TEACH YOU ALL THESE DIFFERENT TYPES OF HOMESTEADING.

CRACKERS, CHIPS AND DIPS: RECIPES FOR CRACKEES, CHIPS AND DIPS.
POTATO CHIPS,  TWO BEAN DIPS.

BOTTLE ALL MANNER OF CONDIMENTS

INFUSED OIL, BASIC VINAIGRETTE, HOT SAUCE, TOMATO KETCHUP, YOGURT DRESSING, BUTTERMILK DRESSING, CAESAR DRESSING, MAYONNAISE AND MUCH MORE.

PICKLES AND OLIVES: PICKLED GREEN BEANS, STUFFED OLIVES, AND MUCH MORE>

NOODLE IT: EASY PASTA, 3 WAYS: BASIC PASTA DOUGH, TOMATO SAUCE, MEAT, CHEESE, AND SPINACH FILLING, RAVIOLI, LASAGNE, TAGLIATELLE

PRESERVED AND CURED FISH: SALT COD , SMOKED TROUT, GRAVLAX >

PRESERVED AND CURED MEAT: SMOKWS RUEKWY, BACON, LARD, SAUSAGE PATIES, SAUSAGE LINKS, BEEF JERKY.

BUTTER AND CHEES: NUTTER, YOGURT CHEESE, QUESO BLANCO, RICOTTA CHEESE, RICOTTA SALATA.

JAM IT: STRAWBERRY JAM, ORANGE MARMALADE, APPLE BUTTER, LEMON CURD.

SWEET TREATS: TOASTER TARTS, MARSHMALLOWS, APPLE FRUIT LEATHER, CHOCOLATE SANDWICH COOKIES, GRAHAM CRACKERS

FROZEN CONFECTIONS: WATERMELON POPS, AND MANY OTHER FLAVORS OF POPS, AND ICIES.

MAKING CANDY: MINTS, TOFFEE, COCONUT ALMOND CANDY BARS, PEANUT BUTTER CUPS.

THIS BOOK YOU WILL LOVE. YOU WILL ENJOY IT SUMMER AND WINTER.

 


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GROWING YOUR OWN VEGETABLES

WRITTEN BY

CARLA EMERY & LORENE EDWARDS FORKNER

Garden planning-whether in pots or by the acre-improving soil with organic compost-cold frames- greenhouses- what, how, and where to plant-harvesting guides, lots of lettuces and cabbages, bushels of potatoes , beets, and carrots, grow your own wheat( and make your own flour).

Whether you are tired of rising supermarket prices or you have a green thumb but need a little guidance, Growing your Own Vegetables is a handy guide to becoming more self-reliant in the garden. Drawn from the author's years of hands-on experience and expert advice from the best selling ENCYCLOPEDIA OF COUNTRY LIVING, this guide is a complet manual for creating a vegetable garden, including planning, seasonal conditions, climate zones and other basics. The second part of the book is a crop-by-crop guide to planting, cultivating and harvesting the vegetable we love to eat: onions, greens, stems and flowers (rhubarb, broccoli) roots ( spuds, radishes, jicama), grasses and grains( just imagine your own wheat field!), and much more. Packed full of information, Growing Your Own Vegetables is an invaluable resource for home gardeners of all stripes.

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HOME GROWN WHOLE GRAINS

GROW, HARVEST & COOK

WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, RICE, CORN

AND MORE

BY SARA PITZER

Convert part of your yard into a productive and beautiful field of grain and enjoy your harvest in home-baked breads, salads, casseroles, and side dishes. Milled into flour, whole grains give you the basic ingredient for breads and other baked goods; left whole, your grains become the nutty delicious star of healthful salads, filling entrees, and other dishes that will make your forget all white rice, barley, buckwheat, oats, wheat, rice, and quinoa are just a few of the nine crops you can grow and eat with the complete planting, harvesting, and cooking instructions in this easy-to-use, practical manual.

SARA PITZER has learned and written about grains in Pennsylvania's Amish Counry, California, The American Southeast, Thailand, and Peru. She is the author of more than a dozen cookbooks and travels guides and now lives in North Carolina.

BUY THIS

HOME GRAINS WHOLE GRAINS BOOK,

YOU WILL BE  LOVE IT !!!