Looking to make some delicious homemade garlic bread or saute some shrimp or veggies in a tasty garlic butter? Well, here’s a quick and easy recipe to get you cooking… Ingredients – Unsalted Butter- one stick – Crushed Oregano (dried)- 1 heaping tsp – Extra Virgin Olive Oil- 2 tsp – Fresh Garlic (pressed or…
In this episode I review our 2008 power outage, how we managed, and why we chose our current backup solution for our current house.
You found it! Thank you for stopping by. As I’m sure you have noticed, EnjoyTimeCooking.com is still under development. I have had this domain registered but parked for quite some time. The time has come to get it up and running and get some great content over here. Currently I have been posting some of…
5 Things to Look For When Choosing An Emergency Weather Radio It seems like every time we turn around there’s a new stream of weather emergencies unfolding. It doesn’t matter where you live in the world Mother Nature is always working hard to keep it interesting. To help us be more prepared for these often…
Emergency Weather Radios are an important tool that can help keep your family safe. Here are the five key features that any emergency radio should have.
Episode 1- Introduction This introductory episode of the PrepForToday podcast provides some objectives for the podcast and a brief introduction of myself. The primary objective for this blog and podcast is to deliver valuable information and resources that can help you better prepare for many of life’s emergencies. Life’s emergencies come in all shapes,…
My post on vermiposting at enjoytimeoutdoors.com… Worms Ate My Garbage- A Lesson in Vermiposting.
I just posted a new blog post about the 2011 berry container garden on my other blog, https://enjoytimeoutdoors.com . High Hopes for the 2011 Berry Patch.
Most of my new posts are being published on my new blog, EnjoyTimeOutdoors. To help ensure you that you see all of the latest content (if you haven’t already) please consider subscribing for email notification or RSS updates over there. https://enjoytimeoutdoors.com Here’s the link to the post on my 2011 seed starting system… Preparing the 2011 Container Garden- Starting…
Last year I made two home-made compost bins out of old Rubbermaid containers. The original post about these bins can be found here. While those compost bins worked pretty well, they didn’t work quick enough (for my liking) or net enough of the much-needed end product. With so many landscape beds in rough shape I can use all of…