Save money on food and re-plant your green onions

Instead of throwing those onions away just replant them for later. here is how we do it.

Listen to babies heart beat with an iPhone

Here is a how to on using your iPhone 4 to hear your babies heart beat while you are still pregnant.

 

Save money on food and re-plant your green onions

January 21, 2012 in Green Onions

Instead of throwing those onions away just replant them for later. here is how we do it.

Listen to babies heart beat with an iPhone

January 17, 2012 in Baby Items, How-to Videos

Here is a how to on using your iPhone 4 to hear your babies heart beat while you are still pregnant. In this video we are 24 weeks, and this App was well worth the download. You will need iStethoscope and a set of earphones WITHOUT a microphone.

How to make a wash cloth

January 17, 2012 in Baby Items, How-to Videos

How to make a babies receiving blanket

January 17, 2012 in Baby Items, How-to Videos

2 minutes of watching pygmy goats eat some bread

January 15, 2012 in Pygmy Goats

How to Filet a fish Tilapia Blue Nile

January 12, 2012 in How to filet a Tilapia fish

Here is how we filet our pan fry Tilapia from our Aquaponics system.

Cheap CFL 800w compact flourecent grow light

January 10, 2012 in Garden Lights

Here is how to build a great energy saving light for your indoor gardens.

Old Fashioned deep fried french fries

January 9, 2012 in Deep Fried

Here is how we make our old fashioned french fries. This method was taught to us by my father who worked in an old diner.

Creamy Mushroom Soup Recipe

January 9, 2012 in Soups

Here is how you can make fresh homemade creamy mushroom soup.

Non-Alcoholic Beer Batter Recipe

January 9, 2012 in Fish & Seafood

How to make non-Alcoholic Beer batter. If you wanted you could use regular beer in it’s place.

BEST Tarter sauce easy recipe

January 9, 2012 in Sauces

Growing potatoes in a bucket year round

January 9, 2012 in Yellow Potatoes in a bucket

Well its a new year and we were cleaning up the cupboards and found some sprouting potatoes. This is a great chance to not waste food and create more from essentially nothing. start with a bucket and fill 1/4 with potting soil. We like to mix some sand in with our soil to make it easier to pull up when the plant has matured. When you have a good layer of soil at the bottom you can put your sprout down on top like shown:

Cover with about 1″ of soil. you want the plant to sprout through and then keep covering till full. We will post updates as they grow to show you what we mean.

Set aside in your indoor garden. they don’t need much light at this point. when the sprouts have lifted about 2″ above ground we will cover with soil again.