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Sustainable Food + Beverages

Learn about food products that were grown with regenerative agricultural practices. Be on the look out for these items when you're shopping to make your pantry more sustainable.

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How I Render Lard on the Stovetop: A Sustainable and Cost-Effective Guide

Learn to render lard on the stovetop – save money, reduce waste, & enjoy healthier cooking with my step-by-step guide and tips!

How I Prepare Fresh Fava Beans: A Guide to Nutritious Garden-Fresh Meals

Here's how I shell, peel, cook, & store fresh fava beans. Get easy recipes, flavor pairings, and my tips for simple meals that feature favas

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*Disclaimer: While I strive for accuracy, I'm human and so there may be errors. This blog is for educational purposes only and you assume any and all risk associated with plant ID, foraging, and consuming plants. I'm not a professional, so don't take any information as professional advice. You understand that any errors can cause serious illness, injury or death. Before working with a plant in any way, consult a local guide who understands both ID and proper preparation. Be smart, friend!