Hello and welcome to the new home of the Kozy Kabin blog. If you are coming over from the old blog I want to welcome you but also to thank you for making the leap to check out this new little home on the web. If you are new here I would like to say hello and I encourage you to check out the previous blog here as it will probably take me a little while to figure this new platform out and make the relevant material switch over.
Have a wonderful day!
Sam
If you are wanting to get into homesteading and gardening but lack the space for a full-scale garden, you still can grow your own fresh fruits, vegetables and culinary herbs. The only requirement is that you have access to an outdoor space, such as around your home’s foundation, deck, patio, or on a balcony. Your…
It’s that time of year again! Last year I shared with you the Genius Bloggers Toolkit (I’m not a Genius Blogger) and I have to tell you that I am so excited to share that it is back, better than ever! And just so you know this post contains affiliate links. Want to know what…
Who doesn’t love a gorgeous beef stew? So savoury and delicious and comforting on a cool fall or winters day. This hearty traditional beef stew features plenty of delicious, garden-fresh herbs and vegetables, so it’s a great way to enjoy those savoury treasures from your own garden or the local farmers’ market. This satisfy dish…
Welcome to the first day of our new 12 Days of Christmas Recipes series! Starting today I will be sharing a bunch of new favorite Christmas and holiday recipes. Some of these recipes will be easy and some will be a bit more challenging. I’m also sharing some new festive drink recipes, some with alcohol…
Last week I was telling you I went a little paint crazy so today I’m going to share the other room I went paint crazy on. Well maybe not crazy but refreshing. This kitchen is going to take awhile to get to my “ideal kitchen” as I’m working with a very limited budget, but I…
Have you ever heard of fire cider? It is a concoction that is all natural and organic, and is often used during allergy season and flu and cold season. Why is it called fire cider you may ask? It is called fire cider, both for the spicy taste and the bright orange hue. What exactly…
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