Becky Williams
To Sow or Let go? A Guide to Evaluating Your Seed Stash
Seeds, they hold such potential, whispering promises that make it nearly impossible to not add more and more to your stash each passing year.Now, speaking as a self-proclaimed seed enthusiast (or perhaps hoarder is a more fitting title), I completely understand – bidding farewell to any of these minuscule wonders is no simple task. Over time, however, it's essential to sift through your seed collection. Each seed type has its built-in viability, with some demanding a fresh start every year and others boasting the potential to last up to a decade. Below are some suggestions for how long to keep seeds from...
Becky Williams
Curious about how to enjoy that delectable jar of Creamy Honey?
You know that crazy (for us) thing we did a few months back...MacKinnon Christmas Market. It seems eons ago now but funny enough, the biggest take away from that event is that people are unsure of how to consume creamy honey. I meant to share ideas about this right after the event and promptly forgot but since someone asked me in the bakery this week, the idea is fresh in my mind again so here we go... To begin, it's important to note that our creamy honey is raw and unpasteurized, ensuring it retains all its health benefits. It is...
Becky Williams
What's Going On with My Honey?
What happened to my honey? You go to the cupboard to grab some runny honey to slather on that perfectly toasted bread. The butter has melted and has seeped into the warm toast and now for that drizzle of runny honey. You grab the jar, unscrew the lid…and that once beautiful golden runny honey has crystallized. It’s solid ish…granular and has changed colour ….Eeeek! What happened? Is it safe to eat? Here’s everything you need to know about what causes honey to crystallize, uses for the honey once it’s hardened, and how to safely transform it back to runny honey...
Becky Williams
Ice Lanterns - A wonderful Way to celebrate the Winter Solstice
Navigating through this darker season isn't exactly my cup of tea. By 6 pm, it feels like midnight, and I find myself eyeing the clock, contemplating if it's too early to call it a night. Sound familiar? Yet, in the midst of this darkness, there's an undeniable invitation to slow down, to savour the hushed beauty that this season brings. Nature, with its silent wisdom, encourages us to connect and embrace the gentle dance of life's rhythms. As the Winter Solstice approaches this Thursday, the sun will gracefully embark on its shortest journey across the sky. It's a poignant reminder...
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