Welcome to my Homestead Kitchen

Explore from-scratch recipes, canning, bread baking, dairy, and preserving guides for your homestead kitchen. Real food made at home.

Homemade Dairy
Homemade Extracts
Jam and Jelly
Homemade Bread
Homemade Condiments
Homemade Picked food
Homemade soup

Quick & Easy Recipes

Not everything in the homestead kitchen has to take all day. These recipes come together fast and are perfect for weeknights, beginners, or whenever you want something homemade without the fuss.

Easy No-Knead Artisanal Bread Recipe Fresh bread at home doesn’t have to be complicated. This no-knead recipe gives you a gorgeous artisan loaf with minimal effort — a perfect starting point for any home baker.

What’s New in Our Kitchen

One of the most rewarding things about backyard gardening is wasting almost nothing. Homemade vegetable broth is the perfect way
I seriously can't believe that I just learned how to grow sprouts in my kitchen. They are so easy, delicious
Okay, let's be honest for a second. Nutella is one of those things that a lot of us have a
Dinner rolls are a staple in my home and are always a hit. These are similar to the classic dinner
Making your own almond butter from scratch is seriously a no-brainer. Almond butter is delicious and I promise you that
There’s something truly magical about homemade bread, especially when it’s as soft and delicious as naan. Homemade naan is something

Build Your Homestead Kitchen Skills

These are the foundational skills that change the way you cook and stock your kitchen. Learn them once and you’ll use them for life.

How to Make Sourdough Starter for your Homestead Kitchen: Sourdough starter is the foundation of real from-scratch bread baking. This step-by-step guide shows you exactly how to create and maintain your own starter using just flour and water.

Essential Skills:

Thoughts from my Homestead Kitchen

One of my favorite things about cooking from scratch, especially when you’re growing your own food, is how quickly it becomes second nature. You stop thinking about it as extra work and start seeing it as just the way things are done. A few things that have made a huge difference for me over the years: keep a scrap bag in your freezer (seriously, this alone will change your kitchen), grow at least a few herbs because fresh herbs make everything taste better, and don’t be afraid to improvise. The best homestead cooking comes from using what you have, not from following a recipe perfectly. Once you start connecting the dots between the garden and the kitchen, you’ll find that the food you grow yourself just tastes different, better, and that’s really what all of this is about.

Read: 25 Food Preservation Skills Every Homesteader Should Know (canning, fermenting, drying, curing)

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