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@@redrobin7202 Awh thank you so much!!! That’s wonderful-Happy you’re here 💗

@@NaomiPlacke awesome!!!! You aren’t too far from us either 💗💗 thanks for watching!

@@t.loverock canon R6 ☺️

@@sharonirizarry252 awesome- you’re not too far from us then!!!! 😀

Thank you so much 💕 I love visiting and seeing others farms as well- they’re just so beautiful! Grits are so yummy 😋 and quick too!

@@cassandrasmom you got that right 😋😋

Hello! So glad you’re here!!! 😄 I’m sorry to hear that you have been hit by the hurricane!!! Sounds like you all have been very busy! Hopefully soon you have all of your work completed!!! Sending you well wishes 💕

Fulshear, TX here. Sorry to hear about you guys. We didn't get hit that bad, just the power outages, fallen trees here and there. Wish you a quick recovery.

@@rhondachildress689 so neat!!! Happy you’re here 💗😊

@@BitsOfThisNThat good info to share with others- ours live in a pretty big area where some spaces are muddier than others but also some shady and dry areas as well. This has worked well for ours thus far 💗 thanks so much- glad to have you here! God bless you as well! Hope you enjoy the other videos!

Absolutely!!! The blessings flowing from it make all the hard days worth it 💗

@@ashleyporter9330ahhh that is so exciting!!! 💗 apples are one of my favorites because there are so many different routes you can go to preserve them!!! What are your plans? 😊

@@TheBluegrassFamily I believe we are going to do applesauce and apple butter!!!!

@@ashleyporter9330 ohhhh yummy- good choices, I don’t think anything can beat homemade apple butter!!!

How amazing- it’s so neat to hear from people from different parts of the world 🌎 the joys of technology- so happy you’re here!!! And thank you 😊

So happy you’re here :) we are 90s kids as well- so we get where you’re coming from! 💗 thanks for the love! 💕

Thank you- we appreciate that 😊

I know- it’s kinda a bummer, but I’m sure in a few years we will be happy we planted them when we did :) you should definitely get you some dwarfs!!! We’ve got an apple orchard in our town that has been passed down for generations- I love driving by it and seeing how many apple trees they have, it’s so beautiful! An investment in the future 🌳

@@jennifermier7444 that is so wonderful to hear! 💗😊 it always makes my heart happy to know that it can be uplifting to others in some way- so thank you!!! Yes- those are horizontal bee hives that my Husband built- I think he was checking them out that day :)

@@TheBluegrassFamily that’s what I thought! I would love to keep bees but my husband is a little nervous about that lol. I would like to look into it more though so there is hope of convincing him one day 😃

@@jennifermier7444 I was honestly a little nervous about my Husband getting them at first- but now I absolutely love having them :) they’re great for all the flowers and the garden too! Maybe you can convince him 😉

@@ashleyporter9330 yay- so happy you’re here :) I actually got it at our local peddlers mall!

@@girlwithaplan1680 I’m so happy you’re here! 💗 it is definitely an exhausting season when you’ve got little ones to care for!!! But God helps us through those times, thankfully 🙏 it’s always good to share in our struggles and support each other 💗

@@savannahgibsonmusic I’m so thankful that it came across your feed 💗 those days are not forgotten to me- and I feel it in my heart for other Mommas going through that season. Praying for you as you transition to this new journey and that you’ll feel Gods praise and presence during those difficult days- and the joy in the sweet moments that come with them 🙏 He absolutely sees us- and all that we do- and it is most valuable to Him 💕 you’re so welcome!!! But it’s His words not mine! He just found a way to speak them to you today.

@@memawoffive 🙏💗

Thank you so much! I’m glad you’re here 😊

Watching from Alabama yes cooking from scratch, gardening and preservation kinda gets everyone attention.

@@sararich2026 that’s wonderful!!! 😊 they are exciting skills to learn!

Thank you 😊

Awwwh thank you so much- that means a lot!!!!

This is fermenting- which will preserve the jalapeños. It is a mixture of salt and distilled water that is poured over top of the jalapeño- then a cabbage leaf is added to press them down a glass weight put on it and then the orange lid screwed on top allows it to naturally release gases. It is the same process for making sauerkraut from cabbage (if that helps) 😃

Once they have fermented we just place them in our refrigerator and they keep for a long time-we don’t can them.

Dude is making pickled jalapeños.. am sure thats what he meant.

It is fermentation. You mix distilled water and salt together to make the brine and pour that over the jalapeños- place a cabbage leaf over top then we have a fermenting kit that includes a heavy glass weight that sits on top of the leaf and holds the jalapeños down into the brine mixture. You put the orange/red lid on that helps it release the gases. About 5-7 days they ferment and then they are able to be stored in the fridge 👍

@@TheBluegrassFamily and then what?

@@woahhesaid and then you’re able to add them into whatever recipes you like- like homemade salsa. The way we do ours- we have refrigerated them after the fermentation process, and they’ve kept find in our fridge for a up to a year.

We will do our best to do a full length on how we ferment them- thank you 😄

@@TheBluegrassFamilycan you share here did you freeze the salt in the water?

No- we just added the salt to distilled water then poured it over the jalapeños 😊

@SEEtheREPLAY no we didn’t!

Hello 💗 thank you so much, that is very kind of you 😄 you take care as well, God bless you 🙏

Awh! I’m so happy you found us here 💗 can’t wait to get our next video up to share with everyone 😄 God bless you too!

Awh that is awesome! I’m still new to Kombucha- but cherry is wonderful to add in :) I’ll do another video and show the process of flavoring it 💗

2 cups self rising flour/ 1/4 cup crisco/ 3/4 cup buttermilk/ Start with flour- add in crisco with hands and mix/ make a well in the center of that mixture and pour in buttermilk- mix/pour out onto floured surface- fold/ then use a large mason jar with wide mouth to cut out large biscuits. Bake in greased cast iron- for 12 minutes :)

@@TheBluegrassFamily Thank you so much! Will try this for breakfast for the family tomorrow. 💝

Wonderful! Let me know how it goes 💗

Awh that is so wonderful! 💗 I’m happy you’re here!!! I’ve just started making butter and to me it’s pretty simple/a little messy but I’m okay with that haha. I haven’t added anything to my buttermilk but I def need to look into that! It’s not as thick as store bought for sure! Let me know how your butter making goes 😊

Thank you 😋

Thank you!!!! 🙏

We are currently part of a herd share with a family in Lancaster/Crab Orchard Ky- you might be able to ask around at a farmers market or if you know any more rural communities. Many family farms that milk will do herd shares :)

Thank you so much!

@@cristinahunter468 I sure hope you find some close to where you are! 💗

Thank you so much! 💗 I appreciate that!

I hope you find some peace 🕊️ the country is a restful place to live- God bless you!

Thank you- we sure are thankful 💗

Yes they’re really yummy together!!!

Thanks for the tip ☺️

💗💗💗 sounds like you had a wonderful Aunt and Uncle!

@@TheBluegrassFamily Thanks 😊

So yummy- you will love them 💗

Thank you! 😊