Amish dewormer recipe

Small animals and livestock can easily get worms. Here is a recipe to make your own natural herbal dewormer. Safe for chickens, goats, sheep, pigs and other barnyard livestock.

Amish drawing salve to heal splinters, stings, and minor cuts and scrapes.

The Amish culture, which places a strong emphasis on using natural medicines to maintain health and wellbeing, has its origins in this elixir's creation. The Amish are renowned for leading a straightforward, rural lifestyle that places a heavy emphasis on self-sufficiency, little reliance on modern technology, and a close relationship with nature.

The Amish have a handle on how to treat wounds. Their home remedies have been around for years.

Amish recipes use simple and whole foods that many of us already use on the homestead. Here are five recipes you should learn.

Is this Amish butter or not? Come along with me and we'll find out. [by Wardee Harmon]

Simple, hearty, comforting, and practical — this is what Amish and Mennonite cooking is all about.

When I was 18 years old and the Amish Cook column was a concept taking shape in my young mind I set about to find a writer. When I was in Michigan speaking to an Amish man (this was in 1991), he told of an Amish woman named Leah Schwartz who supported herself by writing...Read More

This Amish chocolate cake recipe makes the best moist and fluffy cake! Top it with my chocolate buttercream or your favorite frosting.

Discover 35 amazing old fashioned Amish recipes including casseroles, homemade bread & desserts. The Amish are known for great homemade food and their simple frugal lifestyle. You need to try these amazing recipes for breakfast, lunch or dinner including comfort food and dessert.