Hi, and welcome to my very first blog post!
If we haven’t met yet, I’m Kaye Cramond, and I help people reconnect with real food—from growing it in their backyard to turning it into beautiful meals and storing it to enjoy year-round. Since running cooking classes and sharing seasonal tips with a small circle on Facebook, I’m launching this blog to reach more people who are ready to slow down, get their hands dirty, and fall in love with homegrown food again.
Why This Blog?
Over the past couple of years I’ve taught dozens of people how to make gluten-free sourdough, Can and Dehydrate food, and stock their pantries with nourishing foods. What I’ve learned is that so many of us are craving a deeper connection with what we eat—but we’re overwhelmed by where to start.
This blog is here to simplify that. I’ll share the tips, lessons, and little secrets that have worked for me and my students, so you can confidently grow, cook, and store your own food—even if you’re a complete beginner.
This my Business Soul Report that will give you a better understanding on what, how and why I do what I do.
What You’ll Learn Here
Here’s what you can expect from future blog posts:
- Gardening Tips – From what to plant when, to how to grow food in small spaces or containers.
- Seasonal Recipes – Simple, delicious, plant-based meals using what’s in season.
- Preserving & Storage Techniques – How to make the most of your harvests with freezing, drying, fermenting, and more.
- Behind-the-Scenes of My Kitchen & Classes – Stories, lessons, and maybe even a few flops (because we’re all learning!).
Whether you want to grow your own food, waste less, or just cook more wholesome meals at home, you’ll find something here.
Let’s Grow Together — Get My Free Guide
To say thank you for being here, I’ve created a free downloadable guide just for my blog readers:
Once you sign up, you’ll also get updates when new posts go live, plus early invites to my seasonal workshops and classes.
This blog is a space for connection—between you and your food, and between all of us who care about growing and eating well. Thank you for being one of my first readers. I’d love for you to leave a comment or share this post with a friend who might enjoy it too.
Let’s grow something good together.