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A raised garden bed filled with neatly planted green onions, growing in rich, dark soil. The tall, slender stalks are vibrant green. The surrounding area shows other patches of green foliage.

Simple living shouldn’t be exhausting – Let me show you how you can grow and preserve some food, do a few DIY projects and use your pantry to make simple and delicious meals – all without feeling overwhelmed.
~Angi

Growing Food

baskets of tomatoes, peppers, and okra in the garden

Vegetables

figs growing on tree

Fruit

edible hibiscus calyx and flowers growing on plant

Preserving the Harvest

home canned tomatoes with onions and garlic

cucumbers on table with jar of fermenting cucumbers with garlic and dill weed

apple rings on dehydrator tray

Using Herbs and Essential Oils

lemon, ginger and rosemary on wooden table

essential oils, coconut oil, and roller balls for cold sore remedy

a ziploc bag of basil

Preserving Herbs

Two canning books are on a table. The book on top is "Pressure Canning for Beginners and Beyond" by Angi Schneider, displaying a woman holding fresh produce. The book underneath is "The Ultimate Guide to Preserving Vegetables.

Fill your pantry with home preserved goodies!

Learn to grow and preserve vegetables by canning, dehydrating, fermenting and freezing in The Ultimate Guide to Preserving Vegetables.

Pressure canning doesn’t have to be scary. Learn all you need to know to safely pressure can in Pressure Canning for Beginners and Beyond.

DiY and Craft Projects

Rope baskets on table

Cotton Rope Baskets

burlap and duck fabric baskets

Burlap and Canvas Baskets

cribbage board made from wood slab

Wood Slab Cribbage Board

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