Provisions: Hot Apple Cider Recipes
Hot apple cider makes a great cold-weather drink and alternative to hot chocolate. Here are 5 creative ways to mix-up apple cider concoctions.
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Campfire Cooking Tools & Over-the-fire Recipes
Becoming a good camp cook using the open flames of a campfire can be easy with the right equipment, tools, ingredients, and recipes.
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Green Pozole
By Alana Livingston Soon to be one of your favorite recipes even outside of “soup season,” this recipe brings warmth to any winter day. Serves 8-10. For the Soup: 8 cups chicken broth // 2 cans hominy (25-30 oz. each), rinsed well // 2 cups cooked and shredded chicken // ½ white onion, diced //
Huckleberry Lemon Drop from Dry Fly
This huckleberry twist on the classic Lemon Drop is a brilliant addition to the Guided Sip Series from Dry Fly Distilling. There’s a mild amount of tart to accompany the fruity notes; however, it’s not too sweet or too strong. Most people serve it cold, but you can serve it over ice or in a
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Reflections on an IV Treatment
Sponsored in part by IV Offerings As I take a deep breath in, IV Offerings owner Carlee Hieb alerts me to the “small pinch” that’s about to happen. Honestly the pinch is a bit more intense. This is our third session, and I’m getting used to the sensation of the needle going into my vein.
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DIY Elderberry Syrup
When I first became interested in the edible plant world around me, I frequently saw articles and recipes featuring elderberry. As a general practice, I stuck with items I could easily identify. So, elderberry, whose doppelgänger happens to be poisonous water hemlock, remained off my list. As I became more confident in my ability to
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DIY Wild Fruit Leather
Summertime is berry time—the time when all plants and trees are coming into their full expression in their yearly life cycle with fruit maturing into a beautiful, sweet lusciousness that we all love to eat. I, for one, love to graze when I’m hiking in the mountains. The mountains can be prolific with berries when
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Mountain Town Evolution & the Emerging Food Scene in Wallace, Idaho
Everyone knows at least one thing about Wallace, Idaho: that’s where Dante’s Peak was filmed; it’s located at the Center of the Universe; and during the Great Fire of 1910, Ed Pulaski saved nearly all his men after ordering them into an abandoned mineshaft to wait out the fire. While local Wallace folks remain deeply
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Get Cozy, Play Outside, & Bring More Joy To Your Winter
Find cozy vibes, have fun outside, and more ways to experience more joy during the winter holiday season when it’s dark and cold.
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Preserve the Fall Harvest: Canning & Drying
Ideas, tips, and simple steps to preserve the fall harvest by canning or drying fruits and vegetables at home.
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