by Parisienne Farmgirl | May 22, 2019 | From France to the Farm, Gardening, Recipes, The Parisienne Farmhouse
(For more compound butter like this “Compound Butter with Ramps from the Forest” be sure you have a copy of my cookbook, From France to the Farm.) Confession. I’m obsessed with my garden. It’s all I think about, all I care about right now, I...
by Parisienne Farmgirl | Nov 9, 2018 | Door County, French Farmhouse Design, From France to the Farm, Joie de Vivre, Recipes
Friday’s are always a fun day here in the farmhouse. We publish a new video to YouTube every Friday and I have to say, I really, really enjoy this new “vlogging” adventure I am on. It wasn’t always like that. About a year and a half ago I got a...
by Parisienne Farmgirl | Jan 11, 2018 | Door County, Essential Oils by dōTERRA, From France to the Farm, Full Time Family
Ya’ll have been so patient. Merci. It’s hard to be a blogger when you go three weeks with no internet service… IN YOUR NEW HOME! That’s right! WE DID IT! The last we connected, I was “Longing for Home”. And here I am…...
by Parisienne Farmgirl | Dec 12, 2017 | Door County, From France to the Farm, Full Time Family
My toes are cold. That’s an understatement. Because it’s 57 degrees in here with a space heater cranked. It’s an insult to injury thing. (I’ve been struggling with really bad allergies all year and we finally figured out its dust, dirt or...
by Parisienne Farmgirl | Dec 31, 2016 | As Featured In..., From France to the Farm, Gardening, Home Birth Stories, On Motherhood, Potager
Just a few more hours left in 2016 and I stand in awe. How often do you get to look back on a year and go WOW. I mean, truly, WOW! Here’s my 2016 in review! I feel like Scarlett in the sunset screaming, “As God as my witness, I’ll never go...
by Parisienne Farmgirl | Nov 2, 2016 | From France to the Farm, Gardening, Potager
To everything, there is a season. This is my fall garden. The season is coming to a close. But my flowers are giving it everything they’ve got for this last little bit until the snow flies. My potager stands lovely in the face of winter. It’s incredible to...
