Jennifer Jade Juniper

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Traditional Foods | Wild Foraging | Natural Living

  • Mormon Tea at with morning light on it.
    Mormon Tea: American Ephedra (Ephedra Spp.)
  • What is the Difference Between Pickling and Fermenting? Pickling Vs. Fermentation
  • Tallow Lip Balm on wooden cutting board with warm lighting.
    Simple Tallow Lip Balm Recipe
  • A close up of a nest of green dough colored with nettles powder.
    Homemade Pasta Made With Dried Nettle
  • How to Make Old Fashioned Horehound Candies
  • How to Make Gin With Juniper Berries: A Compound Gin Tutorial
  • How to Make a Tallow (or lard) and Butter Pie Crust
  • A closeup of finished Fireweed Tea next to a mug.
    How to Make Fireweed Tea (Ivan Chai)
  • How to Dye Cotton Or Linen With Dandelions
  • Mulberry Pie Filling Canning Recipe- Low Sugar & Honey
  • How To Cold Start Skyr Yogurt In The Instant Pot
  • Tallow Definition: What Is Tallow & Why You Should Use It
  • Learn to Forage As A Complete Beginner
  • How to Naturally Dye Cotton or Linen with Pecan Hulls

Hi, I'm Jen!

I share foraging tips, old-fashioned recipes, and seasonal ways to slow down and feel at home—right where you are.

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