Homemaking Without Fear where an everyday, average homemaker can inspire, encourage, support and share this crazy life with other homemakers!
Hello Friends!
I hope you are well and enjoying gorgeous spring weather. The kids and I cleaned out our small garden area at our rental and planted lettuces and radish. It is still a bit early to plant everything here. Even though we are currently in a small rental, we are very much focused on cultivating contentment and joy thus reducing anxiety in daily Homemaking. Here are tips and inspirational verses that help me get through the hard times. I hope they help you too.
Isn’t spaghetti just the best go-to family dinner? It can be put together quickly, in large batches if needed and is usually kid approved. I am sharing with you a tried and true sauce recipe. It is just sweet and salty enough, lots of flavor and not super acidic. I have spent years tweaking it to get it just right. I have made it with and without meat with excellent results. It is also such a great way to get your family to eat veggies. Serve over noodles, zoodles, as pizza sauce or even layer in a lasagna. . . here it is . . . The BEST Homemade Spaghetti Sauce.
It’s that time again . . . when we feel the urge to make the insides of our home as sparkling fresh, clean and beautiful as the spring weather outside. A clean and organized refrigerator is a great place to start your spring cleaning. Even if you don’t have time to spring clean your whole house, a quick clean of this particular problem area can be incredibly motivating. I want to share with you 5 simple steps to clean and organize your refrigerator and 10 Tips that will help you keep it that way! Won’t you take 20 minutes with me and give your refrigerator a quick spring cleaning? You will be glad you did!
The world we live in is full of toxins and artificial ingredients. We know this and I think most of us are looking for simple ways to limit our family’s exposure. This All Natural Easter Egg Dye is EXACTLY what you are looking for if you too would like an alternative to grocery store, artificial food dyes and the chemicals that come with it!
This is such a fun DIY project for kids. Especially if your kids are old enough to particpate and enjoy preparing food, cooking, mixing things. My daughter loves to help chop and stir and is such a helpful little sous-chef.
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