Two-Year-Blogiversary L’Equip NutriMill Grain Mill Giveaway!

Posted by Hallee on Jul 27, 2011 in Blog Stuff, Giveaways

We are giving away almost all of the staple items you need to make our Whole Wheat Honey Oatmeal Bread. (less the butter and salt), wheat berries to use in making pasta (Durum wheat), wheat berries to use in making pastries (soft white wheat), bread pans to make the Whole Wheat Honey Oatmeal Bread and Hallee’s Whole Wheat French Bread, and the L’Equip NutriMill Grain Mill to make fresh milled flour.

Tags: blogiversary, Bread, Cuisine, Durum, Flour, Food and drink, Giveaway, Giveaways, Hospitality/Recreation, L'Equip NutriMill Grain Mill, Oatmeal, Pasta, Pastry, Staple foods, Wheat, Whole grain

The Zombie Apocalypse & Friends Who Really Know Me

Posted by Hallee on Jun 7, 2011 in Hallee's Galley, Housekeeping, Life

My husband once joked that when the zombie apocalypse happened, everyone should come to our house because we could feed them for a while. I honestly thought that he’d made the phrase up, because he’s clever like that. But come to find out, it’s a running joke about people who stockpile food.

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Tags: dried beans, dried peas, Food, food shelves, Food storage, Hallee's Galley, stockpiling food, Wheat, zombie apocalypse

Is All Flour Created Equal?

Posted by Hallee on Mar 24, 2010 in Hallee's Galley

I am excited to be guest posting to day for my friend, Heather, at Acting Balanced. Heather has guest posted for me from her Couponning101 site while Gregg and I ran and hid away for a weekend, and I am so thrilled to be returning the favor.

Tags: Agriculture, Agronomy, Cereals, Elieser Posner, Flour, Food and drink, Hospitality/Recreation, USD, USDA, Wheat, Whole grain, Whole wheat flour

Fresh Milled Flour

Posted by Hallee on Feb 9, 2010 in Hallee's Galley, Housekeeping, kitchen & cooking tips, Stewardship

You may remember this post from December where I received my new grain mill. Well, I had just recently been to the commissary, where I’d stocked up on 3 months worth of groceries, which included about 100 pounds of flour. As such, I had to work through my existing stock of flour before I started playing with this new gadget.