Favorite Crackers recipe, Setting up our Rotational Grazing.
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- Sourdough cracker recipe: www.dropbox.com/s/nbjnwqqkny9...
Non sourdough cracker recipe: www.dropbox.com/s/32yyb5c0699...
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What an amazing mother you are. If only all mothers in the world could be a 10th of a mother you are, how lucky all the kids would be.
I was thinking, while watching the crackers being made, about how patient of a mother she was. I wish I could go back to when my kids were babies, and be a more patient and present mom.
I wish I was that patient when my girls were growing up. What a great mom.
Love this but.. please instruct the child to cover his mouth or turn his head when coughing. Manners are important too😅
@@debidotson3307 Oh good grief. Some germs are good for us and needed. He is so little. biden takes off his mask to cough in the air!
@@debidotson3307 He did cover his mouth. What are you not seeing?
As someone with a small child it was honestly very encouraging to watch you make these with a little person underfoot 😅
Great video! I can't wait to try this. Thank you for sharing. If you've never read Beyond Labels I HIGHLY recommend it. It talks quite a bit about FDA "regulations". Very interesting.
I swear you are the best mother that has ever existed. Your patience and willingness to let him help is incredible !
So happy to see you allow your son to assist you! I have been a chef of 40+ years because my grandma and mother allowed me to "help" despite it generally slowing down the process!
Me too!!!
I am an avid gardener because of my grandparents. No one in my family are gardeners. I am the only one because I stayed many overnights at grandma's and grandpa's house and helped them. What blessings to learn from those that love us.
Always tried to get my kids to cook with me. Only one out of three makes delicious fresh meals for her family. A pity.
You're so patience and loving with your son. Awesome mom. ❤❤
Being professional just means you are paid. Being an expert means you learned through trial, errors, and experiences. Way to go Harrison!!!❤
Harrison is such an “all-American” little guy, and you’re so patient and kind while teaching him. *We should all strive to be so kind and patient with our children!*
Thank you for a lovely recipe!
~~QM 😊
This is probably your best video, from measuring, stirring, cutting fresh herbs, learning to use a spatula and scale, all the wonderful easy lessons Harrison learns. The easy banter back and forth and his delightful laugh with the spilled toppings. I've watched twice❤may you be blessed all your days.
Wow, thank you!
lol. Such a boy! All boy!
My mom died when I was 16, her mother when I was 21 and my dad's mom died when I was 10, I am now a grandma. I remember some things but not enough to really matter in the grand scheme of things. I am grateful that I found your channel!!! May God continue to Bless You and yours!! ❤
Bless you!
Looks so good. Such a great helper, and a great way to learn to cook. When my grandsons were younger, we would do a lot of cooking of different things, I had them write the recipe down in their own writing and then they drew pictures of what it was. They kept their notebooks here and when they became adults I gave them to them and they still have them. They would get out their cookbooks when visiting and ask if can make whatever they were in the mood. They would get started cooking from their books. They learn from start up to clean up. The memories and stories created were priceless, Plus they have grama's recipes
Such a great Idea! I think I'll try this with the little ones. Thank you 😊
Great idea! My grands bake and cook with me also. When they're old enough, I'll use this too. Thanks for sharing
That's awesome! I'm going to run with your idea, Sharon! Thank you!
So cool!
I believe that every child should be taught to cook and clean; start to finish.
Some day the knowledge will come in handy when they have grown into adulthood.
I love how Harrison looks at you. Nothing sweeter in the world than a child adoring their mum. ❤️
I love to see moms teaching their sons to cook.
Dads should teach daughters some things, too! I once asked my Dad why he didn’t teach me to sharpen knives like he taught my brothers. Without missing a beat he said, “We thought you’d marry well.” 😂😂🤎
@@drummerlovesbookworm9738 I was blessed to have a grandfather who thought me those things as he only had 5 girls. lol
@@LivingMiracleHomestead Bless your Grandfather. I married a Drummer. Enough said. 😂
@@drummerlovesbookworm9738 lol
I have 3 boys and a girl, all are adults now. I taught all of my children to cook. My philosophy - if you want to eat well, you need to cook well. My boys are all great cooks. My youngest and I share recipes often. The second youngest is the one who requests the old family recipes. My daughter…that’s another story. She hates to cook but can if she has to. That being said, her oldest son loves to bake! (I taught him too!)
I love that you always include your kids while baking. A great teaching moment!
I am so grateful for your research. I bake/cook almost everything we eat. I've allowed hubby to continue to eat unhealthy snacks because he's reduced his consumption. Organic foods use safflower or other seed oils which are also extremely unhealthy. Seed oils increase inflammation and we are working to lower the inflammation in my body. The ability to have crackers again is wonderful. You are 100% correct in removing these commercial junk foods from your family's diet.
I've been baking for years, but I love how you do it. So calm, so loving, and so effortless. You've taught me a thing or two. Thanks.
I am impressed at how you are teaching your son those valuable knife and cooking skills. He will never forget those lessons he learns with you, and he will have so much more confidence when he is older to prepare food for himself. Great job, mom!
I have made these twice now.. the first time I made two batches and today I’ve made three. The last batch is in the oven now. We LOVE them! I mix a pizza topping (that I bought in a local Amish store, coincidentally) in the batter, and then I sprinkle parmesan cheese on them after cutting them into squares before finishing their baking time. SO so good!
They look like the perfect cross between a chip and a cracker.❤
I can’t wait to make these! Any idea how long they keep in the jar?
Love that your son is helping you. What a cutie! Especially when he puts the jar cover on his head! LOL
I love how this mother treats her son with so much love and allows him to help her even when the process takes longer. This child receives and learns to be loved and to be a great and loving human being as he grows up. Also a tremendous mother to be aware of what they eat and try to eliminate chemicals and preservatives from the diet. If we were all like this, the health of our families would be much better.
I think I like the fact that your practical,not expecting everyone to go cold turkey.
Taking the time to find the balance between what they will eat and what’s healthy
When I overheard that my brother was starting fractions the comming year I freaked. He was horrified at math. All summer I had him choose a recipe and double or halve it. He looked at the cup marks at the fractions. He got pretty fast at it. Of course it was doubling if it was a sweet. Lol. He understood the relationships between numbers after a couple weeks, it wasn't scary or anything. Then at school he was toward the top of math instead of last, when fractions started. It made school far more enjoyable that year. Later he cooked at restaurants, he said it was what he was already good at.
What a thoughtful, caring sister!!
What a thoughtful, caring sister!!
My boys were raised this way. The are terrific men. Good job mom.
I absolutely love your videos! Whoever said you don't sound smart don't know what they are talking about and they need to stay off the internet and stand in the corner and play with some tape. 😂 you are very smart! I learn from you every day! God bless you!
Haha!
Um...ya...you are such a wonderful mother!! Kind, caring, patient, tolerant, giving, loving, nurturing, encouraging AND extremely educated and talented in your craft. High five for your hard work at helping the world have a better future and thank you for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤
I hope I can be as patient and loving with my son as you are with yours! He’s currently 6 months old, so I’ve got some time before he’ll be as good of a helper as Harrison! ☺️
I so enjoy watching your boys help out - both in the kitchen and around the property! Such a joy!!!!! Blessings to you all!
I have been struggling with discard crackers. Then I came Upon this video, I should have known to come yo your page first! You are my favorite person, your page is so wholesome. Your content is so helpful. You're just the sweetest and the best. Have a wonderful day.
I really loved this video, here’s why
1, Harrison showing great interest in baking
2, you that has the patience of a saint while doing so
3, the cattle, especially the tallest cow, so goofy looking, brought back childhood memories of our totally dimwit of a cow, she did not produce anything at all, but we loved her
4, the cat!!!!, what a lovely big heap of a cat ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a treasure your son is. Thanks for sharing your time with us all. Can't wait to try this recipe!
❤ Harrison is such a good helper. He is always eager to be at mom's side learning. 🥰
I had to laugh out loud when your cute son said, we are going to bake them, what are we going to do next, and you said, we are going to wash dishes. His little sound and face was so cute. That is exactly what I would have done.🤣
Harrison is such a cute helper. He looks great in his apron. His interest in helping is admirable!
I love the gentle tone you use with your child.
How sweet your little helper is. So eager to help. I love his reactions to everything. So innocent. ❤
I am recovering from foot surgery and discovered your videos. I just love them. I live in NC. We bought 10 acres of land 3 years ago and have started a large garden. I retired last year and have more time to do some of the things you are teaching. Can’t wait to start some sourdough starter and do bread, crackers, hamburger buns, etc. I love seeing your sweet family. My children are grown, 2 boys and 1 girl. You are so patient and kind. Cooking is a messy process and cooking with children is especially messy! Thank you for your videos.
I hope you are healing well or are healed depending on the type of surgery that was performed. Hope you are doing well. ~ Anita S.
I love how you’re so patient with Harrison. I taught all 3 of my sons to cook. Their wives thanked me.
Thank you for sharing this recipe! I have made these 4 times since this was posted…they are sooooo good! I’m new to sour dough so it’s awesome to have something so easy to make with the starter other than bread….gives me a win and encourages me to keep trying. You have really encouraged me to try new things and I’m thankful to you for sharing your wisdom. Praying for continued blessings upon your family.
I love your son in the kitchen with you.
How fun.
I stumbled upon your channel and love watching how everyone gets involved and helps along, and the sweetness and kindness you show all things big and small is just so natural and refreshing to watch. No pretense ... it just is. You're an inspiration, woman to woman what else is possible. I have found new energy for me on my farm. Blessings ❤
Omg the boys in the field together was adorable 🥰
Future chef Harrison in his apron is so cute. His willingness to taste and experiment shows how well you have raised him. All of your children are beautiful.
Young chef in the making! Love seeing children wanting to learn in the kitchen!🥰
The patience you have with your son underfoot amazes me.
Your children are so lucky to have a mom like you!
You are an amazing mama . Bless you. I have thought so much and make so much with my grands my oldest is now 19 a hard worker in Wisconsin. He just turned 19 and has a modern girlfriend she wants to learn the old way she told me our word will collapse and your and my may way is only way is left to learn. She is from a family of 13 I have found your videos so helpful on remembering the old way. Thank you. Please continue to remind me of what I have forgotten. I now have a class room of women wanting to learn and I only have mamas recipe I wrote and no contact . Bless you
I want you to know &. I am sure most will agree with me that you are an outstanding mother & teacher for all of us that wish to learn the old & healthy ways of making food for our families 🙏
I have made these crackers twice now. I must not be getting them as thin as you do because they have to cook longer, but that is on me, not you. I will say they are absolutely delicious! I have to limit the times I make them because it is so hard not to eat them all! I swear I have more energy and a much better frame of mind after watching your videos! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, recipes, and your family with us! You are one in a million!!!
Ruthann on Saturday I watch your current videos and watch an older one I have not seen. It just does my heart good to see your children learning first hand how to cook at every stage!!!
Thank you!!!
Thanks for being real and so knowledgeable. I feel like you are honest and kind. Definitely subscribed. Making videos like you do also and you’re an inspiration so thank you. Hugs, Rene
I finally see a mom teaching her children the basic skills of life like I did, my older son was 7 years old (he's now 30)when he made his first dinner (spaghetti w/meatballs and fried eggplant) all by himself (with my help obviously) and he was so proud that day. I wish all mothers would be like you and I, basic skills of life are thought at home, that's the foundation!
My mom taught me to cook and clean. I passed it on to my 2 sons. Both are excellent cooks and clean their homes beautifully.
Great video Ruth Ann. Its wonderful that your children know how much time and energy goes into making healthy food.
Love the interaction with your little chef! Very cute!
I love seeing you teaching your children skills that will help them in the future. My grand parents raised me so hey came from an older generation both born in the 1930s. My mom was big on teaching us skills. She always said “ I want to know if something happens to me my kids know how to take care of themselves.” So as soon as we were all enough to use the stove she taught us how to do the basics. As soon as we could reach the washer and dryer we had to wash and do our own laundry. If we were going to church camp or a rip anywhere we knew how to pack our own bags. She would go behind us and check to make sure we have enough of everything we needed. She said “If you’re old enough to go to over night camp for a week you are old enough to pack your bag. I did that with my oldest nieces as well because they were with us all the time when they were little. My nieces will say Hey do you remember when we did xyz. That is a great feeling to know i taught them something or helped them not be afraid to do something. Thank you for sharing your skills with us as well. I haven’t stared canning yet but im trying to research it that way im not as scared when i start doing it. My mom did it for a short time when i was younger but i was a that age where i didnt really care to learn and she wouldnt let us near the stove while she did that scared we would get burnt.
I must tell you that I just LOVED watching Harrison in this video 😂😊❤
He’s a character!!
He is going to grow up to be an amazing young man 😊
@@kingsdaughter3138 absolutely. As a life-long cook myself, I see the interest, though subtle, that will become second nature. All people have a psychological NEED to impact their environment, and cooking fit the bill, for me. My first weekly chore as a pre-schooler, was to make Sunday’s dessert (cobbler), for our extended family’s dinner. This was in the ‘50’s and I’m STILL cooking, professionally, at age 70😊
Wow,Thank you for sharing,I’m making crackers tomorrow morning,And yes seeing the Cows hit the green grass after a long cold Winter is awesome ❤
Your son helping you is so sweet. He'll remember these days forever and bet he'll have a great interest in cooking.
I love that your son was so interested in helping you and learning to cook. Life skills right there and wonderful memories.
Your sons are just gorgeous! May our LORD SAVIOR BLEES your home and children always
Last night I looked and looked for just this usage. I was flabbergasted to not find one batter recipe. Now, here you are like magic. I have a batch in the oven already… garlic, onion, rosemary, thyme, cracked pepper and sea salt. Next, I will sub peanut butter for the butter, add sweetener and a touch of vanilla. Then, I’ll do walnut and sorghum. Those are flavors I have on hand. I cook and can everything from scratch too and have a year round greenhouse. Being hungry or sick from food is not fun. I’ve been there! Thank you!
I taught my granddaughter to bake in the kitchen when she was 5 and up. I remember her tasting it with her finger, she finally stopped doing that when she got enough bad tastes. lol thank God for patience.❤
LOL His little face when he asked what are we going to do while these are baking and you answered "we're going to wash dishes". That just doesn't sound fun Mom! So cute! I feel the same way about doing dishes little one. Those crackers look delicious!
Nice to see your children being helpful and brought up well
Your little sous chef is a blast. Too adorable.
I loved this video, watching you with your sweet Harrison. I was just thinking how blessed you will feel watching this years from now, having this recording of your day together. 💕
I love learning from you in your videos, but this one, showing your sons interest in cooking science was so great.
Harrison jumped right in and helped rinse the dishes…💕👍👍💕🥰
I enjoy watching Harrison learning from you. You are an amazing mother. Your children are blessed to have you nurture them. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Ruthann, I'm inspired! I have several cast iron pans. One vintage, the rest Lodge. Now I'm working on getting the tools needed to resurface and season mine and my growth children's! Thank you so much!
The more videos I watch the more I want to comment.. I so appreciate all the details you talk about while making your recipes..so full of WHY an HOW TO that not only makes your videos interesting but they definitely makes me want to give them a try..my only regret is that I can't give your videos a hundred THUMBS UP 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏 BLESSINGS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY 🙏
Thanks dear friend!!!!
I love love to see Harrison helping.
Mum cooking is the best your little son learning cooking from you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It was such joy watching you with Harrison today. I love his personality and humor. Brings back memories from when I had young children. Miss it so. Thank you for sharing your time ,talents and family. Oh yes, God is good. Bless you child
I have a small tip that might help keep the paper from moving around on the cookie sheets.
I often use little banker clips to hold the parchment paper still while I am spreading out the batter. It will save time and frustration. You can even leave the little metal banker clips on the cookie sheet when you bake. Just remember they get really hot.
Closthes pins might also work but you wouldn't want to put them in your oven.
Thanks for sharing your recipe.
I get so much Enjoyment watching you and your Family. You really have increased my Library of Meals to cook and give me nerves to try to make things I would normally buy.
Thank you ❤
I loved the recipe and am going to try to make them for us.
But the best part was watching Harrison help. You encourage and teach in the very best ways!
Proof being a mother is a true calling and has been lost to far too many women. God bless you!
Loved watching the cows on the pasture. They were really enjoying the grass. Also love watching your children taking turns helping you in the kitchen
I was introduced to your channel while walking in Walmart isle where they have the ball canning jars I was listening to another homesteader I love Cassandra. I’m nothing close to being a homesteader but I find it entertaining and wish I could be like you 😊 thank you I want to monster the courage to try these delicious cracker, my mouth watered looking at your finished work 😂😂🙏🏿
When I turned this video on I had set a timer because I planned on taking a short nap. I ended up watching the whole thing! I love how your son is so interested in what you're doing and really wants to help. I homeschooled my six kids and I didn't have too many that were interested in doing things with me. It took me back to those years. They are all grown up and I'm an empty nester now. Enjoy them, as time goes so quickly! I will be making those sourdough crackers tonight 😁
Thank you!!!
YES!!! These are EASY and DELICIOUS!! I added a couple T of Parmesan cheese, Italian seasoning garlic powder, onion powder salt and a pinch of cayenne. I did use the stevia. SO crisp. Thank you for the base recipe!!!!!
Love your son who will be a chef,love the apron,your video keeps me motivated thank you GOD IS GOOD, GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
GOD IS GOD
I amazed and love your family you a a proper mum to teach your children life especially home grown food that you yourself has healthy children as I have said your family is adorable healthy never lonely a loving husbandi can't get enough watching love your family life style GOD IS GOOD and GOD BLESS.
Just found your videos a couple days ago. I’m 65 yrs old and love to do my own cooking as much as I can to avoid the hidden additives. I can tell I’m going to be able to learn a lot from you. Thanks for your down to earth cooking! 😃
Really enjoy watching your son participate. Super parenting!
This has been the most enjoyable video I’ve watched! As a mother of two grown adults now, it reminds me of how I let them help and now they’re excellent cooks! Your life style and teaching your children are to be congratulated. And you also teach yourself better nutrition for your family. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this with a smile on my face!!🥰
Now, that I've finished the video, let me add that I really enjoyed this video! What a treat to get to go along to take the cows to pasture the first time this season! And you're right, if we give ourselves access to what's bad for us, we'll choose it over what's best for us. Thanks for the reminder!
😍😍. Thank you!!!
RuthAnn: If you are using electric fences one way to deter the deer is to wrap strips of aluminum foil on the fence with some peanut butter on it. They won't be able to resist the peanut butter and will lick the aluminum foil strips and they won't repeat it but a few times and they will avoid the fence and reduce some of the maintenance on the fences. You can do something similar with molasses on cloth strips to deter the cattle from an electric fence making it easier to do your rotational grazing by using temporary electric fences to keep them in a smaller areas that you prefer. The reality is that electric fences are really not much of a challenge for large cattle or any large animal unless they have learned to respect them. It is becoming more common for homesteaders to rotate their pastures much more often, sometimes weekly. Rotational grazing helps your pasture forage first by making the cows and other animals graze more thoroughly and by spreading the manure around to fertilize without the need to use a tractor and harrow to spread it. Getting rid of thistles is a trying process of digging them up or burning them with a propane torch like the ones used for brush burning are the most cost effective methods. They make a unit called a weed dragon, but it should only be used by an adult in growing conditions that are very wet and green, pasture fires are hard to put out and dangerous.
Good Afternoon ! Seeing this after fact. Your son is adorable and very interested in what your doing. I love your videos and enjoy watching you all. I'm in Elverson,Pennsylvania. Hooe everyone had a good day. Lv and Prayers to all.
Harrison is a chef in the making.
My grandma always let me cook with her. It’s sweet to see Harrison learning and helping you. He is just adorable, definitely a mini you ❤️🥰🙏🏻
I loved this video. I made sourdough crackers just once so far and as you said couldn't roll them all quite thin enough to get them crispy. L9ve Harrison putting the jar bonnet on his head. To funny. Kids ❤️
What a great helper you have l love watching children helping in the kitchen great job mom
I will have to try these tomorrow - I thought it was so cute when you said you had to "score the crackers" and Harrison asked about what points they get, so cute.
RuthAnn, you are such a great mother., your children are lucky to have you! That was, very interesting information on opening our mouth wide to eat crackers which makes us crave them. In my wildest dreams I would never have thought of that. May God be with you and your wonderful family.
I made the crackers using the non-sourdough recipe and they are really great! I used the single batch recipe and added 1/4 teaspoon of sugar. I didn’t have a way to spritz them with butter so I dabbed them with melted butter using a pastry brush and sprinkled a pinch of popcorn salt on them. They were so much better than I imagined! Thanks for the recipe, I will make them often I think.
You're a good mom. So lovely to see the interaction with your son. So much easier to plant him in front of a movie and do the filming and baking you need to do but you chose to show him how you do everything and us your real life.
What a delightful video! Harrison is amazing and you are such a terrific mom!
So sweet! I can't wait to try this...I only wish that my little guy was still little! Enjoy him ❤😊
What a sweet little guy, they are so well behaved
Love this! I raised six boys and they all cooked with me in the kitchen....it took a lot more time and much messier but great memories of working together and they are all great cooks. Often now that they are grown and on their own they like to cook the way we did it together. Warm my mama s heart. So glad to see you doing this with your children. Thanks for sharing!
I've ust started watching your videos a couple of days ago, and I am so grateful for you for putting out these recipes and showing how you do things.
I watched this and made them asap! My husband ate them warm and he can’t stop! We did the garlic and chive version. Next the cheese ones!❤ thank you!!!!
I love the way you are teaching your children to help you. I have seen so many of your videos. I love the spring cleaning video of the kitchen and how you had your kids helping. I love seeing the videos of your kids helping you. Your patience is a treasure. As I watched your homemade cracker video I couldn't help but think about being in my grandma's kitchen helping her make homemade ice cream. She didn't have an ice cream churn. She would just put the mixture in a container and freeze it. It was always the best ice cream. Memories also flooded back about cooking with my mom. Some of my earliest memories are of being in the kitchen helping to stir a pot or just standing on a chair so I could see the stove top. They are all memories that I cherish dearly. I did the same thing with my children, and now my grandchildren. My kids now appreciate the ability to cook. I know my grandkids will to. I really like how you are willing to take the time to teach them even though it's messy and takes longer to get it done. I really admire your strength and patience.