Summertime is Pickling Time
Dori Fritzinger
July 19, 2017
Pickled cauliflower, cucumbers and peaches? Yes, please!
Food Preservation
Make YOUR Summer Sizzle: Master Skills For A Simpler Life!
Sarah Nussbaum
May 24, 2017
Our summer class schedule is packed with informative, entertaining sessions designed to help you discover and master simpler living skills.
Just Peachy: Canning Memories
Jennifer Miller
May 19, 2017
The help of my children to get the peaches canned was not as readily received as eating a ripe peach. This time it appeared to be no different. Then something magical happened.
The Wonders of Canning with Grandma
Jennifer Miller
May 12, 2017
I don’t think it was my grandmothers original intention to have me help. However, this encounter placed the seed of intense curiosity in me in regards to canning and homesteading.
Spring Into Canning Season
Dori Fritzinger
May 8, 2017
Time spent now to inventory your canning supplies is well worth it when the tomatoes start rolling in!
The Joy and Practicality of Home Canning
Jennifer Miller
May 5, 2017
Pure satisfaction in a jar. Here’s why the language of canning is definitely worth learning.
Why Roger Gardens + Delicious Homemade Ketchup Recipe
Sarah Nussbaum
April 26, 2017
Roger Myers, Lehman’s Gardening Category Manager, has a wealth of gardening knowledge that’s well-known throughout our company. Each year, his half-acre garden produces
Food: The Way It Was Meant To Be
AllisonErvin
April 21, 2017
Choose simple, whole foods for your health and the health of the environment. For example, in fresh-churned butter, the only ingredient is cream. In apple cider, the only ingredient is apples.
Our Kitchen Manager’s Top Picks!
Sarah Nussbaum
February 27, 2017
We Lehman’s employees all have our “favorites” – favorite products, that is. See what our kitchen manager says is her favorite products.
The Old Ways: Love ‘Em or Leave ‘Em?
Sarah Nussbaum
February 8, 2017
Growing vegetables, butchering meat, canning food, making soap and butter, hanging clothes on the clothesline and using a wringer washer were things they did all the time, yearly if not daily.
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