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Food and lifestyle blog.

  • My food journey and how to be self sufficient
  • Homestead
    • Homegrown food
    • Animals on our lifestyle block
    • methods of food storage and preserving
    • Homestead in winter
    • Ways to be self sufficient, Autumn
    • Self sustainable living, Summer
    • Self sufficient homesteading – spring
  • wild food
    • Gather food
    • Fishing for food
    • Hunting Food
  • Recipes

Grow, gather, fish and hunt good food

Food and lifestyle blog.

  • My food journey and how to be self sufficient
  • Homestead
    • Homegrown food
    • Animals on our lifestyle block
    • methods of food storage and preserving
    • Homestead in winter
    • Ways to be self sufficient, Autumn
    • Self sustainable living, Summer
    • Self sufficient homesteading – spring
  • wild food
    • Gather food
    • Fishing for food
    • Hunting Food
  • Recipes
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Grow your own veggie garden and enjoy nutritious fresh homegrown foodvegetables growing in the garden

There is so much reward in growing veggies, cooking and eating your own food.

Your homegrown produce is more nutritious and taste a lot better then store bought veggies. It feels good to feed my family nutritious, fresh homegrown food daily. bok choi and coriande growing in a garden bed

Some vegetables are less time consuming than others to grow, you can choose what suits your lifestyle best.

It helps to have a lot of space however you can do a lot with a small space too.

In this section I share what I grow and how I plan my food garden so that it produces fresh veggies all year around. With the right planning and good ways to store, preserve and freeze food. We can eat really well and hardly buy any fresh food.

Roasted vegetable gnocchi in a white bowl plate parmesan cheese shavings on topMy recipes are mostly simple weekday meals that I cook for my family utilizing what’s available around me at the time. It’s fresh, seasonal, farmhouse style home cooking. I’m happy to share some of my favorite recipes here with you.

Where I live there is long, frosty and sometimes snowy winters. We still manage to grow food and live very close to entire food self-sufficient even in winter. I like to always have some homegrown veggie available to eat.

In the colder month it will be a smaller selection but there are some greens that can be grown even in winter.Freshly harvested autumn vegetables on a white kitchen bench

I’m happy and proud to feed my family nutritious, free range, spray free food daily. It’s very simple and without expensive set up costs or equipment’s.

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Potatoes freshly picked in a stainless steel bowl sitting on the grass
Homestead

How to grow stunning no dig potatoes effortlessly

Camilla CamillaApril 24, 2023January 31, 2023 9 Comments on How to grow stunning no dig potatoes effortlessly

Grow fabulous no dig potatoes Growing potatoes no dig method is an easier way to grow stunning potatoes with faster planting, quick, easy harvest and a high yield crop. Finding better and more effortless ways …

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6 garlic heads on a white bench
Homestead

How to grow garlic at home successfully

Camilla CamillaMay 20, 2023December 9, 2022 11 Comments on How to grow garlic at home successfully

Garlic grow guide Follow my easy how to grow garlic at home growing guide from seed to harvest and have success with your homegrown garlic In this article I will explain how to plant, harvest …

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bok choi growing in a garden bed
Homestead

11 Tips for a longer grow season

Camilla CamillaMarch 19, 2023August 22, 2022

Extend your vegetable growing and harvesting season so you can get the most out of your homegrown veggies all year around It’s not hard, time consuming or expensive. It can be done with minor alterations …

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Winter garden bed covered up with frost cloth and snow on top
Homestead

Homestead in winter

Camilla CamillaDecember 11, 2022July 5, 2022

Homesteading in winter is a little more challenging then the other seasons when you live in a cold climate. As long as I have been organized in summer and autumn with storing, preserving, freezing and …

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A close up picture of two pumkin halves
Homestead

Ways to be self sufficient, Autumn

Camilla CamillaMarch 30, 2023July 5, 2022

Autumn is a busy time of the year planning and preparing for winter. Making sure I have homegrown and wild food stored away and frozen to enjoy in winter are essential steps to self sufficient …

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6 Scarlet wrasse fillets on a white plate
Homestead

Self sustainable living, Summer

Camilla CamillaFebruary 13, 2023July 5, 2022

self sufficient means that we eat seasonally, fresh and local. All seasons has something new and delicious to offer. Self sustainable living in summer is easy with so many amazing choices available. Vegetable garden Summer …

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Young spring broccoli plants growing in a garden bed
Homestead

Self sufficient homesteading – spring

Camilla CamillaNovember 24, 2022July 5, 2022

Self sufficient homesteading is a rewarding and natural lifestyle choice. Spring is an exciting and busy time of the year when living self sufficient. It’s also very enjoyable and worth all the hard work. I …

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Camilla Remneblad
Camilla Remneblad

My name is Camilla Remneblad and this is my food journey.
Food is my passion. If I’m not in the kitchen cooking or baking you probably find me growing, catching or gathering food.

I'm a qualified chef and worked in many kitchens in different countries and places.

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