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Continue reading →: Growing Food IndoorsHerbs, snow peas, celery, strawberries, bell peppers, jalapeños, and even potatoes can thrive indoors with the right conditions. My plants are near south-facing windows using just natural light. I did try germinating some in an aquarium with just the aquarium light but they’re leggy. Here is what I’ve learned from…
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Continue reading →: Donut on a String GameHere’s how we built a frame for the Donut on a String Game. The height is adjustable so either adults or children can easily play.
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Continue reading →: Why Are We Covering Kids in Synthetic Fragrances?Body care products, air fresheners, laundry detergents, and cosmetics usually contain fragrances. Over 95 percent of shampoos, conditioners, and styling products on the market contain fragrance. Due to trade secret protection laws, companies do not have to disclose what chemicals are in these products or have them approved for safety…
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Continue reading →: Wyoming FolkloreLooking for an audiobook or book to read? Here are some Wyoming Folklore titles to get you through the week.
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Continue reading →: Ways to Use Bone BrothBone broth or stock can easily replace water or part of the milk in many recipes. Use it to cook mashed potatoes, quinoa, cornbread, and beans.
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Continue reading →: Crabapple Butter RecipeHere’s a yummy crabapple butter recipe using coconut sugar. Crabapple butter can be used in so many ways. Combine it with olive oil, apple cider vinegar, mustard, and herbs for a delicious dressing.
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Continue reading →: What to do With Runny Jam?I attempted to make crabapple and cherry jam, but it was an experimental recipe that ended up runny. Here are some ways to use up runny jam like mine. This post contains affiliate links to ingredient items, meaning that I may make a small commission if you make a purchase…
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Continue reading →: Wyoming had the First Female GovernorNellie Tayloe Ross made history as the first woman governor in the United States. “I’ve always thought candidates for public office should not be chosen on the basis of sex. Being a woman should not mitigate for or against someone” – Nellie Tayloe Ross
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Continue reading →: Having Chickens in Wyoming WindHere’s how we were able to make a cute, sturdy, and affordable chicken coop using a playhouse.
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Continue reading →: Foraging Wild HopsThe hop cones should be greenish-yellow, and when squeezed, they should spring back to their original shape when ready to harvest. Compounds in hops have been studied for their ability to reduce anxiety, promote better sleep, and even exhibit anti-cancer properties.
Wyoming Prairie
Welcome to my blog. After moving to Wyoming, it was such a fun surprise to find how much edible forage is here. It actually seems more abundant than all other states I’ve lived in. This blog is where I share foraging finds, homesteading attempts, fun facts, and tips for living in Wyoming.
Thanks for visiting!
♥ Ashley
Wyoming Prairie 