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Glogg Christmas and Hygge

Glogg Christmas and Hygge

Glogg is a traditional Scandinavian mulled wine, deeply connected to Christmas, winter gatherings, and the concept of hygge. Long before Christmas markets, fairy lights, and festive mugs became part of modern celebrations, people in Northern Europe warmed wine with...

As Christmas Gets Closer Everything Gets Louder

As Christmas Gets Closer Everything Gets Louder

December has a way of starting gently. The first lights go up. The first candles are lit. There’s still space in the calendar and room to breathe. And then — almost without noticing — the days before Christmas arrive, and everything speeds up. More plans.More...

Quick Guide to Making the Most of Thanksgiving and Holiday Leftovers

Quick Guide to Making the Most of Thanksgiving and Holiday Leftovers

A Hygge Homestead–Style Approach to Simple, Cozy, Waste-Free Living The holidays invite us into a season of slower mornings, warm kitchens, and meaningful connection. At Healthy Made Simple, we believe this time of year is the perfect opportunity to nourish your body,...

Are Eggs Good for You or Not?

Are Eggs Good for You or Not?

(A common-sense look from the Homestead Kitchen) There’s a lot of talk out there about eggs. One day they’re good for you, the next they’re not. You’ll hear that they raise your cholesterol, and then you’ll hear they’re a superfood. No wonder people get confused!...

Butternut Squash Soup – Cozy Comfort in a Bowl

Butternut Squash Soup – Cozy Comfort in a Bowl

There’s something so comforting about a bowl of creamy, homemade soup when the air turns crisp and the days grow shorter.Here at The Hygge Homestead Kitchen, this Butternut Squash Soup has become one of our favorite fall and winter staples. It’s simple, deeply...

Apple Kale Salad

Apple Kale Salad

Kale and apples are definitely two of my favorite Fall/Winter crops, and combined to this Apple Kale salad is always a hit. Our immune system needs a constant flow of antioxidants to protect the body from free radicals*, oxidative stress and virus.  Eating...

Kale The Super Green

Kale The Super Green

If there’s one green that earns its place in the fall and winter garden, it’s kale.This hardy, leafy vegetable keeps growing when most other crops have long faded, adding both nourishment and color to your meals. Kale is easy to grow, full of nutrients, and incredibly...

Apple & Tuna Bites

Apple & Tuna Bites

It’s apple season, friends – that wonderful time of year when crisp, juicy fruit fills the markets, and seasonal produce is at its best. Here on the homestead, we don’t have apple trees yet (though I’d love to plant some one day). For now, I pick up fresh organic...

Tuna Salad with 4 Ingredients

Tuna Salad with 4 Ingredients

On busy days, we often fall back on this simple tuna salad with just four ingredients. It’s one of those go-to recipes that makes lunch quick, healthy, and satisfying—without much fuss. And the best part? It’s packed with nutrients from fish, one of the best sources...

Walk Into Wellness

Walk Into Wellness

Walking is one of the simplest yet most powerful things we can do for our health. No special equipment, no gym membership, no fancy shoes required. Just putting one foot in front of the other has the ability to improve your mood, support your body, and create a daily...

Broccoli & Fennel Breeze

Broccoli & Fennel Breeze

There’s something special about coming home from a walk, feeling refreshed by the air on your skin and the movement in your body, and then pouring yourself a glass of something nourishing. The Broccoli & Fennel Breeze is a crisp, hydrating juice that’s...