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@@r.l.h.8649 yes i mentioned this in the video! For the allicin properties!

@@SouthWindHomestead oh that sounds so awesome! And so nice to meet a fellow Mississippian

@@RobertaStonequist thank you friend!! I’m still growing in this area as well, little by little!! And I love his nap singing too 💙

Ps I hope you all feel better soon!

@@ahouston1989 thank you!! This was about 2 weeks ago so we are all feeling much better!!

@@ahouston1989 that’s awesome!! it’s so rewarding to offer this to your family!!

@@kimmetcalfe6408 thank you so much! We are all well and feeling better now!!

@@makensipitt thank you, Makensi! I hope y’all get well quickly and feel better! And I did not know about thay company and alkaline silver. I’m actually pretty new to colloidal silver and need to learn more! I will check into that and the differences! Thank you so much for passing this info along! And I love having this type of care for my family vs the old medicine cabinet! We had that as well and that’s all I knew prior to about 5 years ago!

@@freyjalove3817 thank you!!

@@alliemcconnell789 thank you, Allie! I’m So glad to finally be here! And I’ve already been making my sourdough sandwich loaf with fresh milled and it’s been as easy swap!

@@ashleyporter9330 hi Ashley!! I’m so glad to hear this and that you’ve already gotten all the supplies you need! (Don’t feel bad, I let my pressure canner do the same thing two years ago because was too intimidated by it) But the grain mill has been so extremely easy to learn, really not even that much to learn besides turning it on! I’m still learning conversions but I hung the “bread beckers grain berries to flour conversions” chest sheet and it’s made milling even simpler still! facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=5807386655955843&set=a.505331709494724 Just go for it! I’ll be sharing many more tips as I go along this journey too!

@AmmieHarris thank you so much for sharing! I can't wait to get started! I appreciate you!

@@ahouston1989 Greta has transitioned well to fresh milled flour and is rising bread well for me! It can most definitely be used with starter! And thank you so much for the kind encouragement!

@AmmieHarris that's so amazing! I still have greta's daughter (Gertrude), and we enjoy all the bread and goodies from her. Milling flour seems so beneficial! I am looking forward to watching your journey. If it's in the cards joining you on the road to a healthier food source.

@@ahouston1989Awww I love that Gertrude is still doing well and y’all are still enjoying her! And I’ll be sharing much more and so glad to have you follow along and learn more! ❤️

@@JoelleGrace thank you!! Sue has been my go to these last few months as I’ve been anticipating the day I got my mill! So far I’ve only used recipes she has on the blog and she verbally has shared in podcasts, but I’m going to order her red cookbook when I make a co-op order from them in a few months! Can’t wait!!

@ I am so excited for you! Some of our family favorites are her millet muffins, molasses oatmeal bread,millet Mac N’ cheese, Basic yeast bread, and her brownies. We make them all a lot! We struggled with whole wheat until we used her recipes and now we can confidently turn any recipe into a fresh milled whole wheat recipe! It is so delicious!

@ ohhh they all sound so good! I’m writing all these down so they can be my first to try when I get the recipe book!! Thank you for sharing!!!

Thank you for watching! I’m looking forward to sharing more! I hope I can offer more helpful information and encouragement on freshly milling grains. It’s been honestly such a smooth and simple transition I want to share it with everyone!

@@kimberlylois4855 hi Kimberly!! Thank you so so much for these beautiful words and the reminder to give grace to ourselves and let our past mistakes becoming testimonies to glorify God! I’ve truly been praying for that and will share more updates on my recovery soon! And I have felt so much better these past 8 weeks so thank you for noticing! I’m truly honored you are here and I’m so grateful you’ve gained valuable information through my videos! I pray you have a blessed week!

@@AmyHatch-x1c haha yes I know!! I put it on properly at my parent’s to test it earlier that day. Packed it all back up to bring home and when I pulled it out of the box in that clip, I was so excited to use it, I forgot to get out the hopper extension from the bottom bowl! 🤪 It’s in its proper place on top of the mill now! And so exciting you got one for Christmas too!!!

@@kathyhamilton6343 thank you so much! We can make a pie with fresh milled grains. I have committed to making a pie every weekend or at least 2x a month until I master pretty pies 💕 Those cookies are long gone, they were a Christmas favorite!

@@claricehielema ohhhh a wonderful gift for sure! The gift that just keeps giving as you incorporate such nutrients into your food through whole grains!! I’ve “hopefully” convinced my mom to start milling and I sent her to look at the wonder mill! I’ve heard great things about it too! So excited for you!!

@@AmmieHarristhank you!! I definitely have a lot of learning and trial and error to do. Just made chocolate chip cookies today, and there’s such a taste difference wow! So good!!

@ yummm I haven’t made chocolate chip yet! I know they were delicious!!

@@TheSanderbrinkFam that is so exciting!!! What a wonderful addition it has been to our kitchen and I’m sure you’ll agree! I’ve used it so much in just the first week! I’ll be sharing several of my older recipes, redone with freshly milled grains and plan to keep encouraging others to make the switch! It’s been so much easier than I had expected!

@@makensipitt I’m excited you’ve been looking to make the switch to milling grains! It’s been such a blessing to our family only one week into having the mill 💕 And thank so much! I do feel so much better in so many more areas than I even expected since my surgery 2 months ago!

@@Ra20233 thank you so much! ❤️ Ive felt absolutely amazing since! What a blessing healing has been!

@@Ra20233 hmmm that’s a wonderful idea! I May plan to put one together! Thank you for the idea!

@@elizathies6303 yay!!! So happy for you to get it and start milling! I think you’ll notice a difference almost right away! I have for sure!

@@RobertaStonequist thank you! I hope y’all had a wonderful Christmas as well! And I am so excited for you to get one soon!! I honestly can’t believe I didn’t just save up and get one sooner, it’s sooooo much less intimidating than I made it out to be in my head! But what a blessing of a Christmas gift it’s been!

Our Christmas was SO blessed - so much slower each year. Also aren't mommas the best!? - I love every time you talk about your mom because it just seems like such a sweet loving relationship ❤️ I'm grateful to God to say I have the same with my momma!

@ I’m so glad to hear! And yes they most certainly are! What a blessing for sure and I’m so happy you have a great relationship too. I know that can be rare these days!

@@candijanha thank you! We still love it today!

@@kathyhamilton6343 thank you!!! ❤️

@@haileylloyd9780 oh how lovely that sounds! I would love to meet and chat, Hailey! Thank you for the encouraging words!

@@llisadorsey7417 thank you! One of our favorite projects on our farm has been the gardens!! And that cabbage recipe sounds amazing!!

@@amandayeates185 thank you! They were so fun to make. Andddd….no we haven’t yet! It takes so long to finish projects these days. And we are going to go the same ceilings in our living room and entry area now (but waiting til after Christmas for that demolition ) so we’ll just stain it all at once!

@AmmieHarris ooohhh that is going to look so nice nice stained!

@ thank you! I’ll share whenever we finally finish!!

@@kimmetcalfe6408 merry Christmas to you too!

@@jamipop at the end of the video I talk about this topic. Doing the preparation before and then once the guests arrive focus on them and the experience of just enjoying their company and not to worry about all the details of the event anymore

@ I wondered even if “hosting like Mary” was because Mary focused on the important things as well just in different ways. I was confused and had to ask my husband haha. I’m glad I wasn’t totally wrong! ❤️

@ haha I always used to get that story mixed up and which lady did which! I’ve definitely been a Martha too, but I want to strive to be more like Mary’s hospitality once my guests arrive. Not perfect at this by any means!

Thank you so much! Congratulations on your third sweet little one! Cloth is just so good! We love them!

@@Ra20233 thank you! And yes that’s what we personally usually drink ❤️❤️ I just ran out and grabbed cocoa for the party!!

@@EMR1210 thank you so much! ❤️

@@denisepettit8534 I’m so glad you found this video helpful and hope you try some!

@@sjw0872hi! I are you referring to when I weaned my youngest child from breastfeeding for a few months? If so, didn’t postpone it initially right after his birth. I did breastfeed exclusively for about 8 weeks before postponing to wean him for surgery. I had a few days of a little bit of uncomfortable engorgement but I weaned slowly to avoid the discomfort or chance of mastitis. So doing this slowly is key to avoid the pain. If I felt engorged I’d feed him just enough to help with the discomfort and then finished feeding with our supplemental feedings! This allowed me to slowly wean over about 4ish weeks!

@ Yes, exactly! This helped so much! Thank you!!

@ so glad to hear! You’re welcome!!

@@siany123 I love this! Thank you for sharing your struggle with this as well! I’m truly working on a generous attitude in this area! And I love your tip here! That’s so true, they really don’t care about a perfectly clean home or the perfect food spread! Thank you for sharing!

@@kimmetcalfe6408 thank you and merry Christmas to y’all as well ❤️❤️

@@georgiasemigloss3197 oh no!! Did you wipe rims down very good prior to adding lids? That’s where my failures always came from canning.

@ false alarm, I just didn’t realize I had to wait a few minutes for them to pop! They actually all ended up sealing! 😄

@ yay! So glad to hear!!!

@@henri7120 thank you so much! So happy to be on the other side of this!

@@systemtim yes, it’s no longer necessary to sterilize and doesn’t change outcomes of canning process. I probably should have just rinsed in warm water but probably just forgot.

@ I’ve never seen anywhere that says sterilise the jars and not the caps and rings. (that would not make sense) surely it defeats the object of sterilising the jars? Never the less I will continue to sterilise all my jars, lids and rings.

@ to each their own. I haven’t sterilized mine in over 5 years since learning this and have had successful canning

@@hannahwolf191 thank you, Hannah for your kind compliment! So if your question is would I choose an organic formula over breastmilk just to avoid micro plastics, no I wouldn’t. I still believe the benefits in breastmilk would outweigh this con. That is if I was fully capable of producing breastmilk. In case of supplementing my breastmilk, as I’ve had to in the past, I’d still use the homemade option I talk about in this video over even an organic one. I don’t even trust organic formulas since almost all still have added seeds oil, soy products, and carcinogens and are highly heated. So personally no, I’d still breastfeed! I think it’s still God’s best food for our babies!

@AmmieHarris well microplastics and all the other things that seem to be hidden in our food. I ended up giving my babe a goats milk formula that was organic from Europe that didn't have seed oils, and soy products I know for sure. I chose this due to other reasons that through off me being able to breastfeed but look back thinking this maybe was the better option. I am also torn whether I should breastfeed with our next baby even if I am able to given all the things I believe gets passed from us to our baby. I do also take a very low dose SSRI and I don't want that to be passed on

@ I’m glad you were able to find a good European option. All the ones I looked at still at oils such as sunflower, rapeseed, palm and the milk powders were highly heated to create the formula “powders.” In the end, I’d always suggest mamas only do what they are comfortable with for their babies. If you don’t feel comfortable with something it’s probably not the best fit for you and your baby! Even though I had implants ( if you saw my recent journey ) I know my breastmilk was not the cleanest for my babies. But I personally was not comfortable with formula options assessable to us, so I proceeded with breastfeeding. I eat as best foods I can and avoid as many outside toxins as humanly possible today, breastfeed my babies, and just trust God to take care of them from there! Congratulations on your newest addition coming and I know you will make the perfect choice that fits you both! 💕

@AmmieHarris agreed! We have to do the best we can and leave in the Lord's hands. Yes I did see the videos you did on your breast implants. Great information! I honestly was shocked to find out you had breast implants. Looked very natural on you. So glad you made the decision to remove!

@@ingweking8748 I’m so glad it was informative and helpful to you for when your day comes ❤️ thank you for watching!