Where Women Cook, Celebrate! is filled with amazing women. Their stories grab you and their recipes keep you coming back for more.
Today I am pleased to introduce you to Serena of The Farm Chicks. She grew up in a hippie gypsy wagon, hand-built by her father. They traveled the back roads of the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Eventually her family found stability in a tiny cabin the woods on property that once had been inhabited by American Indians.
Serena spent her childhood days learning to sew on a treadle sewing machine, searching for Indian artifacts and learning to bake using a wood-burning stove, no running water, refrigeration or electricity!
Now she is married to her husband, Colin and they have 4 beautiful boys. She has also founded The Farm Chicks Show, created thefarmchicks.com, and authored The Farm Chicks in the Kitchen with her best friend, who has since retired from the business.
She now runs The Farm Chicks on her own, and recently published a second book, A Farm Chicks Christmas.
We know you will be thrilled with the contribution Serena has made to Where Women Cook, Celebrate! Get your copy today.
I love Serena and her site. I spent many years up in her neck of the woods during college as a competitive lumberjack, and next year I will be going back there to get married!! It’s my home away from home, it helps keep me connected to the place I love. Can’t wait to get my hands on this book!! ~All the best Megan Pence
What a fun link over from KoraLee. So many yummie things to see and try. Off to have a good scout around and see what dishes I can find to lighten the holiday load. Beautiful Pictures.
Have just come across via Koralee’s blog and was great to discover your wonderful blog.
I enjoyed reading about Serena of the Farm Chicks and seeing some of the fabulous recipes you have shared.
Happy Thursday
Carolyn
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Serena sounds like a terrific person someone I would want to know. She has a wonderful blog. I’m off to look at your wonderful food photogrpahs for inspiration.
I am so impressed at how Serena grew up and learned things the hard way. And to see what a success she’s made of her life is quite an inspiration!!
Teresa who lives in a turn-of-the-century farmhouse in the Oregon countryside of the Columbia River Gorge.
What a great addition Serena is to your book..we have been to the Farm Chicks show twice…and planning on going again next June….best wishes for a happy December
xo
I am just smitten with the Farm Chicks! Serena seems to be such a caring person and very real and down to earth too! Miss Koralee is such an inspiration to me…doggone it…I wanna be just like these lovely ladies someday!