The Homestead DIY Cookbook.
Homesteading has been a passion of mine for years.
Seemingly as of late, there has been a huge growth in interest in homesteading and self-sufficiency and that's what I have here; help.
I have already covered an introduction to gardening in my book, Beginning the Journey to Food Independence and this is the next step in your new lifestyle.
There are many things that we all buy at the store and never think twice about but what happens when the supply isn't reliable or money is tight?
The answer is here.
This is just the beginning of this series. This will be an ever growing product. As More content is recorded more will be added.
Beginning here with 5 PDF files, 68 pages of content, and instructional videos, the growth is endless as more and more of my 10 years of experience is
recorded.
Future topics include:
● Candle making
● Beekeeping
● Aquaponics
● Hydroponics
● and more..
This guide will introduce you to another aspect of the homesteading/self-sufficiency lifestyle.
I will help you become familiar with soap making and food preservation using canning techniques.
I will introduce you to foraging, taking you on a brief food journey up my own driveway/buffet.
And you will learn about cleaning your house while maintaining a chemical-free environment for your family.
This guide will also save you money like never before.
The cheapest Laundry detergent I can find near me is $18 for 82 ounces of
detergent. That's not a terrible price.
That is .64 gallons.
What if I could teach you to make 5 gallons, 640 ounces for less than $5? How about making your own cleaning supplies for pennies on the dollar of what you would normally spend, and its chemical free?
That is in this guide plus so much more.
These are tips, tricks, and recipes gathered into one convenient place for you in order to teach and guide you.
You could spend years searching google for these things, and hours watching youtube videos, hoping that what you find and try actually works. Everything in this guide has been tested and are used regularly by my own family.
With every order you will get a homestead coaching call with me as well as Beginning the Journey to Food Independence for free.
Everyone needs a starting point.
This isn’t an ordinary cookbook. This is a homesteading cookbook.
What’s the difference, you ask?
A normal cookbook gives you a recipe and instructions.
A homesteading cookbook not only gives you the recipes and instructions, but walks you through doing-it-yourself with whatever else you need.
Want to learn how to can green-beans? There’s a recipe for that.
Once you know how to can green-beans,
You’ll learn the homesteading secrets that have kept my family out of supermarkets for every day needs.
Because a homesteading cookbook
You’ll learn how to:
- Water Bath Canning and Pressure Canning
- Ferment your own food (DIY sauerkraut is )
- Make your own soaps, candles, and household cleaners
- Forage the woods (or your yard) for a nutrition-packed greens
- Set up your own Apothecary for medicinal herbs and teas
If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that natural alternatives to big pharma medicines are a must-know and must have for fighting sickness.
Inside the cookbook, you’ll learn how to put together your own filled with herbs that are proven to fight of sickness.
Have a headache? There’s a plant for that. Have a fever? There’s a plant for that. Infection? Plant. You get the idea.
It also taught us you can’t rely on supermarkets for household cleaners.
That’s why inside the cookbook, I teach you how to make your own soaps, laundry detergent, carpet cleaner, and an all-purpose cleaner.
They’re all eco-friendly and non-toxic.
Got kids and pets? Learn how to make soaps and other household
cleaners that won’t kill them.
Plus, making your own cleaners will save you lots and lots of money.
The cheapest laundry detergent near me is $18 for one gallon.
That’s not a terrible price. But there’s a cheaper and safer alternative.
Inside the cookbook, you’ll learn how to make your own laundry detergent for less than 5 bucks.
Not just one gallon for $5, but five gallons for 5 bucks.
You’ll also learn how to make toilet cleaner, carpet cleaner, and an all-
purpose cleaner just to name a few.
How does making your own cleaning supplies for pennies on the dollar of what you would normally spend, and chemical free, sound?
Another skill modern man has lost touch with is foraging.
What if you could walk up and down your own yard and find plants that are more nutritious than your average store-bought salad?
What about going on a walk in the woods with your kids, and you find a plant and eat it right then and there to impress them?
Point being, foraging is a must-know skill in case you need it. Better over-prepared than under-prepared.
Inside the Homesteading Cookbook, you get . . .
PDFs with step-by-step instructions for everything.
- The cookbook
- Foraging guide
- How to Make Your Own Household Cleaners
- Preserving Recipes
- Apothecary Set-up
- Soap-Making Guide
Now, I know what you’re thinking . . .
Duh.
But when you use Google, you aren’t getting the Smith-Homestead Seal of Approval and Daily Use.
Everything you’ll learn in this cookbook are things my family and I use
every day on our own homestead.
I’ve been homesteading for over 10-years. So not only do I know what
works, I’ve given everything a to make sure it works.
Recipes off of Google are mass-written and OK. I took my time with these. Mine are .
Do you trust Google more . . . or someone who has
been there and done that on his own homestead?
I don’t even use Google. I turn to other homesteaders to learn.
You should, too.
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