Author: Katie
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Gathering Aprons Available from TreadlingHome Aprons
TreadlingHome Gathering Aprons are the perfect tool for anyone who owns chickens or tends a garden. Check it out here!
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In the Kitchen: Memories, Magic, Family and Fun
The kitchen is the heart of almost any home. Mine is no different. Join me as I go down memory lane and reminisce over some of my favorite memories involving the kitchen.
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Carne Asada: Marinated Steak Tacos
A super quick and easy Mexican Carne Asada marinade recipe for tacos and burritos with cooking instructions and advanced ingredient variations for when you have more time.
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Growing Food from Kitchen Scraps: How to Get Started
A step by step photo tutorial of how to start growing your own plants from your kitchen or table scraps right in your own home, any time of year.
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Dishes 101: The Dishwasher: The Sparkling End
The sparkling ending to Dishes 101: The Dishwasher from TreadlingHome Ec.
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Dishes 101: The Dishwasher: Prepping and Loading
What’s the best way to get sparkling dishes from your dishwasher every time? We have the answer. (…) I go over everything you need to know about getting your dishes ready to go into the dishwasher, the most efficient way to load the the dishes to get the most out of every load while still…
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Dishes 101: Our Dishwasher: The Basic Layout and What We Use
Check out the first installment of our new YouTube series, TreadlingHome Ec and find out the best products we found to use with our dishwasher.
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Toxic Black Mold: How to Remove and Keep it from Coming Back
Now that we had all of our MacGyver gear together for this potentially harmful project, we were ready to go. So we suited up and got to work.
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Creamy Goat Cheese Tuna Noodle
With the Lent season in full swing, I thought I would mix up a family favorite for you that Josh and I love…Tuna Noodle Casserole. I added some goat cheese and a few spices and created something far more satisfying than your average tuna noodle that you can be proud to serve your family and…
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The Perfect Coffee 101: The Drip Pot
Use 1 tablespoon of ground coffee per 2 cups of water. So I have a 12 cup drip pot and I use 6 tablespoons of grounds. This is true for all coffee types as well, basic and flavored. Also, I know it can be hard, but if you can let the coffee settle for 3-5…
