Captain & Rosemary: Cooking & Canning

Cooking & Canning

The Green Onion Trick: Fool-proof regrowth using only a glass of water

COMING SOON!

The juiciest, yummiest baked whole chicken recipe
Paleo-friendly beef and zucchini skillet
The perfect scrambled egg
Cara's semi-famous Southern pecan pie recipe
A healthy side dish you'll never get sick of: the garlic and green bean saute
Eggplant pizzas
Grown-up alphabet soup
And lots more :)

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After she graduated from college, married a sweet fellow from rural North Alabama, and moved to the country, Cara finally found her niche. It was among the tranquility of big leaf magnolias, the comedy of countless cow pastures, and the sweet sounds of mockingbirds that she was fully inspired to pursue a life of wholesome and handcrafted means for herself and her young family. It all hinges on a lifelong creative streak replete with fine and practical arts, combined with an adoration for animals and all things outdoors, and a remarkable obsession with amateur mycology and foraging. Always sure to keep her nature-immersed upbringing and abundant family tree of master gardeners and farmers close to heart, on the Captain and Rosemary blog you can follow one young lady's experiments and thoughts on the road to creating, promoting, and preserving a handcrafted, homegrown lifestyle against the grain of harmful modern tendencies toward instant gratification and convenience.

Disclaimer

The intentions of the Captain & Rosemary blog are not to advise or convince you, in any way, to do things the way the author has chosen to. This blog is merely a public documentation of the author's experiences and discoveries on the road to a more self-sufficient life. What works for her may not work for you. You should use your best judgment and take into consideration your own lifestyle and environment before making any decisions based purely on what is shared on this site. The author is not liable for any injury or illness caused by readers implementing her tactics. Please be smart and do your research. This is a journal, not a how-to guide unless specific posts are otherwise defined by the terms "how-to", "tutorial", etc. :)