A mom of 7 makes her favorites

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  • @Pxm102
    @Pxm102 Рік тому +228

    If you want to get your crackers super thin and consistent you can always use a pasta maker! It gets the dough super thin and even! After you have the sheets of dough on your cookie sheet you can pre-cut the sizes by running a pizza cutter or another similar tool and make your crackers the shape and size you want. 😊

    • @justamags
      @justamags Рік тому +7

      Great idea! Thanks Patricia!

    • @brittanykeith9561
      @brittanykeith9561 Рік тому +11

      Smart! Now to get that pasta maker on my wish list ;)....

    • @philippapay4352
      @philippapay4352 Рік тому +5

      Wow, thanks for the pasta maker suggestion. I had never thought of that for anything other than pasta making!

    • @yvettejones3439
      @yvettejones3439 Рік тому +3

      Those crackers were yummy I don't like cheez-it the crackers reminded me of the cheese crisps those I get very good not salty Lisa is always doing a great job at cooking and baking love it 👍

    • @CaminoProvisions
      @CaminoProvisions Рік тому +7

      We use the pasta maker attachment on our Kitchen Aid mixer to work the cracker dough down to a very thin dough. Works great!

  • @kristinhannah7069
    @kristinhannah7069 Рік тому +15

    Collagen muffins
    2 cups einkorn flour
    * 3/4 cup sugar
    * 1 teaspoons baking soda
    * 1/3 cup collagen
    * 1 teaspoon salt
    * 1 cup chocolate chips
    * 1/2 cocoa powder
    * 2 eggs
    * 3/4 Greek yogurt
    * 1/2 cup oil
    * 1/2 cup milk
    * 1 teaspoon vanilla

  • @turntohome7426
    @turntohome7426 Рік тому +54

    I love this!! You really make cooking from scratch appealing and beautiful!! Of course, we could all use a slower pace of life, but I think people are afraid to slow down. How you feed and nourish your family is so inspiring and beautiful!! 💜💜

  • @renaalexis1327
    @renaalexis1327 4 місяці тому +1

    You are so talented, skillful and creative. God has truly blessed you.

  • @samanthahoos9827
    @samanthahoos9827 Рік тому +2

    Watching today while I make oatmeal cookies from scratch for a coworkers last day before moving across the country. 😊

  • @rojdasophie4310
    @rojdasophie4310 Рік тому +21

    I'm from germany and can almost guarantee, that your children will love the butter cheese! Its very mild but soooo creamy and yummy on bread, sandwiches, grilled cheese....

  • @thej-dacademy6225
    @thej-dacademy6225 Рік тому +8

    Hey! Since moving to Cyprus i realized why Greek yogurt has such a great consistentcy: if it's cow milk it's always with gelatine. Sheep and Goat yogurt is the original and you don't need any gelatine.
    Greetings from Cyprus

  • @jessthoma2803
    @jessthoma2803 Рік тому +23

    I have been making sourdough cheezits for years, but I just pour starter onto the pan and then put garlic powder on it 🤷 lol. I've always thought starter by itself tastes like cheezits!

  • @suew4609
    @suew4609 Рік тому +5

    I just tossed a whole quart of sourdough discard because I cracked open the jar while trying to knock some starter off a metal iced teaspoon. I briefly thought of keeping it, but I didn't want to take the chance that any got into the jar. That's too much of a risk for me!
    All of your recipes look good! I don't know how you find the time to do all you do. I homeschooled 6, did the cooking, the bills and taxes, kept after the kids chores, and tried to keep the house somewhat in order. It's like having several full time jobs. You amaze me!

  • @bethanym4524
    @bethanym4524 Рік тому +10

    So many eggs! They make the kitchen look so beautiful and homey. 💜
    My kids would love those muffins!

  • @marywarren7404
    @marywarren7404 Рік тому +6

    After I have strained my homemade yogurt for 24 hrs. I whip the yogurt with a whisk or sometimes my hand mixer. It makes a thick and very smooth yogurt. Of course you don't have to strain your yogurt as long as I do.

    • @jannier9766
      @jannier9766 Рік тому +1

      Thanks you. I’m going to try this!

  • @susandutson7896
    @susandutson7896 Рік тому +4

    With all that’s going on in your home you have such a sweet tender ease. Can I come live with you..☺️

  • @melissaschroeder1670
    @melissaschroeder1670 Рік тому +3

    I swear by my silicone muffin tray and baking mat. No more muffin wrappers or parchment paper waste

  • @hilltophomestead7262
    @hilltophomestead7262 Рік тому +2

    An ice cream scoop (with lever) makes muffin-making a breeze ;-)

  • @ANAbiNader
    @ANAbiNader Рік тому +5

    Since you have so much milk, I think making Labneh. I know it from my lebanese husband. It's pretty much a very thick, cream cheesy dip...you add salt and lemon and later some olive oil and you can just dip things in or put it on bread with some tyme...I think you and your family would love it 😊

  • @philippapay4352
    @philippapay4352 Рік тому +15

    Love the variety of today's recipes. You've given us good ideas for all parts of the day when folks get a bit peckish. Thanks.

  • @megt2014
    @megt2014 Рік тому +25

    I feel you on cleaning the muffin tins! I recently got a silicone mini muffin pan and it cleans SO EASILY! One quick swish with a scrub brush and all the caked on dough and blueberry juice was gone. Would highly recommend if you ever want to ditch the paper liners and metal muffin tin

    • @hbnpiano
      @hbnpiano Рік тому +2

      I like my silicone mugging pans too! They clean so easy, I never use liners. Only thing with mine, if I put them directly on a cookie sheet (for stability) the bottoms get quite dark. So I put down my silicone cookie sheet liners first, then the silicone muffins tin.

  • @carolynoquinn4573
    @carolynoquinn4573 Рік тому +4

    Your Son cracks me up with the everyday overalls!

  • @kelleyleblanc5025
    @kelleyleblanc5025 Рік тому +9

    If you have a pasta roller use it for rolling out cracker sheets! I was trying to roll it with a rolling pin but was having trouble because of my bad wrists. I make crackers several times a week now. It makes it so easy.

  • @hollihogan4191
    @hollihogan4191 Рік тому +4

    Have you thought of making a cook book with your home made or a book with all the recipes and how to make things you make? Is it on your blog far as making your yummy dairy foods?

    • @FarmhouseonBoone
      @FarmhouseonBoone  Рік тому +1

      I'll link my blog...www.farmhouseonboone.com/recipe-index

  • @heyjay8384
    @heyjay8384 Рік тому +3

    Baby is growing! You popped 🩷

  • @adahostetler6351
    @adahostetler6351 Рік тому +25

    Lisa, another great recipe to make with all your milk and eggs is baked custard ! Most kids love it ! Even grown ups 😁 and you can use all healthy ingredients plus add in fruit if you choose!

  • @jojomojo6569
    @jojomojo6569 Рік тому +2

    Im not sure if you can grow it where you are but I like dipping raw white turnip 🙂

  • @kaitlingasser7474
    @kaitlingasser7474 Рік тому +9

    If you use a handheld imersion blender, you can get your homemade greek yogurt SUPER smooth to the point that it tastes (better than) store bought. Key lime juice plus maple syrup/honey/sugar is my favorite for flavoring!

    • @kristinb5139
      @kristinb5139 Рік тому +1

      Do you strain the yogurt or what point do you use the blender

    • @jess.0J
      @jess.0J Рік тому +1

      I would also like to know. Great idea!

  • @shelley4042
    @shelley4042 Рік тому +6

    I just got done baking the chocolate collagen muffins and they are so good! I also made your sourdough lemon poppy seed muffins for my hubby who doesn't care for chocolate and they are delicious also. Thanks for the recipes!

  • @sarahdix6928
    @sarahdix6928 Рік тому +7

    I use a yogurt strainer I got off of Amazon and it makes the yogurt sooo creamy. I smash half a banana to a half cup of yogurt and a splash of vanilla. Or you could use maple syrup. It tastes sooo yummy.

  • @emilyaurand6908
    @emilyaurand6908 Рік тому +35

    As for antique bowls usually the paint is really high in lead! You could always look into Pyrex or anchor hocking glass mixing bowls! I love the look of antique bowls but the lead isn’t worth it to me

  • @HandmaidenOfDistinction66854
    @HandmaidenOfDistinction66854 Рік тому +3

    😆 I thought that you were dancing.💃🏾 I love to listen to music, sing, and dance while in my office (kitchen) too! It's make the time that much more enjoyable while making memories! Great favorites, thank you for sharing. I'm going to add strawberries to my next batch of granola. Dark chocolate and strawberries are a great combination.😋🍓🍫😁👍🏽

  • @lisaw7478
    @lisaw7478 Рік тому +2

    You could use stainless steel bowls. I love using them with the younger kids because I don't have to worry about them getting broken. I hate cleaning up glass.

  • @jeanab3840
    @jeanab3840 Рік тому +3

    I’ve been trying to come up with a fun afternoon snack for my special needs son who’s older. He absolutely loves chocolate milk so this is definitely going to be something we do together. Thank you.

  • @justpatty7328
    @justpatty7328 Рік тому +4

    Love the snack options! I would love to have a cow in milk. Perhaps someday, Lord willing. I'm thinking and praying for you in the days to come. May God watch over you and your family.

  • @life.re-defined
    @life.re-defined Рік тому +1

    LISA, If you coat the flower with the butter before you add the other ingredients it'll inhibit some of the gluten production and they'll be able to roll flatter

  • @mt1885
    @mt1885 Рік тому +2

    hey girl- Yummy food once again😀😉 You did it Lisa- Love your creativity. 🥰

  • @withakisswithabow
    @withakisswithabow Рік тому +4

    So many good ideas, yum! Little tip with the thrive brand collagen peptides… the plain ones are cheaper than the chocolate and vanilla flavors so if you’re adding cocoa anyway it might be worth using plain instead! The chocolate is super convenient though and I’m sure it’s amazing in coffee.

  • @SarahsOctoberHome
    @SarahsOctoberHome Рік тому +7

    Such great ideas, Lisa. The crackers looked so good!👏🏻

  • @tamara4557
    @tamara4557 Рік тому +11

    I recently have been making a lot of coffee flavoured granola, with hazelnuts and pecans. With the coffee taste my daughter won't eat my granola hahaha for her I've been making pecan pie granola. And a favourite condiment is a spicy mayo based sauce that goes so well with texmex. As I cannot have much gluten now I spread it on an omelet and add ham, avocado and such and roll it up.

  • @trishcuster3343
    @trishcuster3343 Рік тому +1

    Hi, new subscriber here. I first found you because you interviewed Becky from Acre Homestead. I am so glad that I found you, It is a pleasure watching you in the kitchen. Looking forward to future videos

  • @kerickson8002
    @kerickson8002 Рік тому +6

    Oh my goodness, thank you so much for this video. I was just searching your blog a couple days ago trying to find snacks for my kids. I struggle with healthy snacks besides the constant plain fruits, veggies, yogurt etc not that those are bad options just needing variety. But I always end up back in the rut of buying prepackaged processed garbage because they're quick and easy and easy to take on the go. Love this video!

  • @barbaraokin6507
    @barbaraokin6507 Рік тому +3

    Love all your tips. My kids (young adults) will often make “banana milk” shakes when they want a sweet treat.

  • @yvettejones3439
    @yvettejones3439 Рік тому +3

    Lisa those desserts are DEELISH! Love to watch how you cook and bake it's soothing to the soul always great content on your channel God Bless you and your beautiful family 🙏

  • @PiningOverHome
    @PiningOverHome Рік тому +9

    I started doing the afternoon post nap banana chocolate milk and we love it!! Also added peanut butter 😍

    • @christayaskow6350
      @christayaskow6350 Рік тому

      how much of each ingrediant did you put in for the chocolate milk

  • @shannonanderson6870
    @shannonanderson6870 Рік тому +4

    Thank you for the parchment paper tip. I was able to get these rolled super thin. I substituted olive oil for the butter. They are delicious and not anymore difficult than baking cookies!

  • @jacquelinegaljour5991
    @jacquelinegaljour5991 Рік тому +5

    I would love to see a video of your daughters making loop loom pot holders.

  • @juliebower4265
    @juliebower4265 Рік тому +2

    Thankyou again Lisa such tasty snacks I especially like the look of the crackers yum 💐

  • @SuperBettyboop40
    @SuperBettyboop40 Рік тому +1

    Love it!

  • @laurindamclean7510
    @laurindamclean7510 Рік тому +3

    Love your videos! Such great ideas and you have such a Spirit-filled way about you that I find it peaceful to watch... Thank you!

  • @socorromolina-sm9vy
    @socorromolina-sm9vy Рік тому +2

    Those Choco muffins 😮look so good! Wish I was there 2 sample😅

  • @ArtemisKost
    @ArtemisKost Рік тому +3

    Love the ranch recipe! An air fryer would make your chips very crispy, also using a pasta rolling machine.

  • @truthfreed7
    @truthfreed7 Рік тому +2

    Love your videos. Amazing job! Every time!

  • @karenmccabe2371
    @karenmccabe2371 Рік тому

    Truly amazing!!! Mom of 4 and Grandmother to 7! ❤❤❤

  • @GypsyDiamond
    @GypsyDiamond 28 днів тому

    Hi Lisa thank you for this video i am enjoying it plus it is giving me some great ideas for snacks for myself. Gypsy from Michigan

  • @carolwhisenhunt7504
    @carolwhisenhunt7504 Рік тому +2

    Great snacks Lisa. You are amazing.

  • @cassaroll-80
    @cassaroll-80 Рік тому +2

    So sensible, so good. Can't wait to have banana milk this summer. Those crackers look like a crowd pleaser. I want to try those as well.

  • @sirinetakieddine2580
    @sirinetakieddine2580 Рік тому

    The yogurt cheese is called labneh in the middle east. We eat it with toasted bread or dipping with vegetables. We love to put on it olive oil as well with lots of toasted seeds on top

  • @jenniferwolford4646
    @jenniferwolford4646 Рік тому +1

    Oh, it's not the only one and as a matter of fact, Seed is the BEST one!!

  • @Jen-zz7nv
    @Jen-zz7nv Рік тому +3

    Those all look amazing! If you havent tried it, ancient nutrition make a chocolate bone broth protien that makes smoothies and desserts oh so decadent. Plus it adds 20 g of protien/serving instead of the 10 from collagen peptides.

  • @ourforsurelife3334
    @ourforsurelife3334 Рік тому +11

    When I grow up I want to cook like Lisa! 😂😂 Seriously, if I could ever cook from scratch like you can, I will feel like I've made it in my homemaking. Lol

  • @janihershberger7902
    @janihershberger7902 Рік тому +3

    Love these ideas! I use my immersion blender to make my yogurt extra extra creamy. You should try it!

  • @cynthiawambeck
    @cynthiawambeck Рік тому

    You are a good teacher. Happy to watch your video.

  • @beeyouthful1963
    @beeyouthful1963 Рік тому

    I am really enjoying your videos. Im a grandmother of 10 and they all live on our property, You have given me so many affordable food ideas. Their new favorite this week is the bagels.

  • @kimacker8594
    @kimacker8594 Рік тому +2

    Great ideas and everything looked so delicious!

  • @kerryhull2116
    @kerryhull2116 Рік тому +2

    Have you given thought to a full cookbook, not ebook, or pdf, but a book like your earlier one on handmade home, please think about putting your recipes in a book👍🏻👍🏻

  • @kyliescookingandcrafts8737
    @kyliescookingandcrafts8737 Рік тому +2

    I made your muffins this morning. They were a hit😊

  • @FarmsteadForge
    @FarmsteadForge Рік тому +1

    What a beautiful kitchen you have! Thanks for the inspiration.

  • @PamWarwick
    @PamWarwick Рік тому +3

    Your recipes look wonderful especially the muffins and granola. I always enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing.

  • @annabeckman4386
    @annabeckman4386 Рік тому

    Ooh i just loved this video!!!! I have never heard of Einkorn flour before!!! i am going to get some and try it out!!!!
    I wish i was your neighbor lol. Having fresh milk is a dream of mine!! You make it look so easy but i know this is just your life so you make it flow!
    Thank you for sharing your knowledge and love with us!! 🤗

  • @tinabuggy5632
    @tinabuggy5632 Рік тому +1

    I use kitchen aid mixer with the whipping blade and makes it your yogurt nice and smooth

  • @judyrempel9465
    @judyrempel9465 Рік тому +2

    They all look delicious! Thank you for sharing!

  • @rachellebrooke4614
    @rachellebrooke4614 Рік тому +1

    We love all of those snacks too, except we haven’t made the muffins. They look so good!

  • @elenadagis215
    @elenadagis215 Рік тому +1

    Love the ranch, made that this week and so far have used it as a dip, a salad dressing and drizzled over my roast veg and quinoa bowl. It’s a winner!

  • @emilyhood9335
    @emilyhood9335 Рік тому +2

    I’ve heard you can use raw milk diluted 50/50 with water as a fertilizer for your garden! That might give you something else to do with your abundance of milk. :)

  • @shelbytoews4738
    @shelbytoews4738 Рік тому +1

    whip your yourgut in your kitchen aid! that makes it super smooth. I personally drain most of the whey out, and then add some maple syrup and whip it till its smooth..yum!

  • @calichrist1790
    @calichrist1790 Рік тому +3

    Yes on the yogurt! No matter how much I drain it, It still is not like store-bought. And I do it for 24 hours to remove all the lactose so it is super sour! It’s still good and we eat it but not the same. This week I had a fail and used not enough cheese cloth. Is there anyway you can link the dish towels that you got on Amazon? Or just list the name, it would be easy to look up. Appreciate it. Thanks so much.

  • @lauramunson5888
    @lauramunson5888 Рік тому

    Thank you Lisa!

  • @servantrose
    @servantrose Рік тому +1

    Thank you!

  • @connievassilev7911
    @connievassilev7911 Рік тому +7

    Have you tried using the muffin papers with canning lids? You can put a muffin paper inside a canning lid on a baking sheet and that way you can make more than 12 muffins at the time. I prepared cupcakes for a birthday party and was able to make 48 cupcakes on my cookie sheet at the same time.

    • @FarmhouseonBoone
      @FarmhouseonBoone  Рік тому +1

      Great idea!

    • @amyw2182
      @amyw2182 Рік тому +1

      I have cupcakes to make for a party this weekend and I will definitely be doing this! Thank you!!

  • @bstormy107
    @bstormy107 Рік тому +2

    I make basically that chocolate milk drink weekly, execpt I make it more of a smoothie/meal replacer for me. I use the same ingredients except I add in a scoop of protein powder and 2 spoonfuls of peanut butter. It makes it more filling and creamy :) Oh and I like to add chia seeds to my yogurt to make it a little hicker and more fiber! Great video Lisa, thanks a bunch!

  • @lisaturner6297
    @lisaturner6297 Рік тому +3

    Love love your videos, thank you! Reference your crackers, Ruthanne from Homesteading with the Zimmerman’s, has a sourdough version of just sourdough, melted butter, + herbs of choice. It’s more pourable/spreading thin onto sheet pans. There’s NO rolling, which is always my nemesis to get thin dough that fits the pan. It pretty much thins & levels itself!!!! I’ve not tried it “yet” but I will definitely add cheese like you did… maybe sprinkling it on top 😊

  • @roszcutler9724
    @roszcutler9724 Рік тому +2

    Always a pleasure watching your videos Lisa 😊 my husband and I both said if we were younger ( a lot younger) we’d get a milk cow.

  • @debrademedici864
    @debrademedici864 10 місяців тому

    Snacks look good !!! Healthy for us !!!!

  • @HaleyGozdowski
    @HaleyGozdowski Рік тому +3

    Yum! I just placed my first order of einkorn flour, I am so excited to try!

  • @kathleenroberts7972
    @kathleenroberts7972 Рік тому +1

    All of your healthy snacks look so yum delish!!

  • @loveJesusandoneanother
    @loveJesusandoneanother Рік тому +2

    Thank you for sharing good things with us all! It's so nice to have healthy recipes the kids like. I made the muffins this morning and they are delicious!

  • @ann9068
    @ann9068 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for sharing this!

  • @kellyway5388
    @kellyway5388 Рік тому

    Beautiful and yummy! Thank you!

  • @jessicabuche6722
    @jessicabuche6722 Рік тому +1

    Those muffins are divine! I wanna make them all the time now. Definitely my new go to!

  • @srivera6111
    @srivera6111 Рік тому +1

    Oh so lovely 😊 thank you

  • @tabathacabrera9335
    @tabathacabrera9335 Рік тому +2

    Another alternative for a bowl is wood. That’s what I keep my salt in.

  • @Mmolesy
    @Mmolesy Рік тому +10

    It's extremely expensive in Australia to purchase einkorn flour. And not many people sell it. In your opinion, what's the best flour to use if einkorn isn't available?😊

    • @jannier9766
      @jannier9766 Рік тому +2

      Einkorn flour is extremely expensive here in the US too- at least looking at it from my family’s income.

    • @meggo6673
      @meggo6673 Рік тому +1

      We buy einkorn berries and milk our own. It does reduce cost. If those aren’t available, maybe try spelt, emmerer or any kind of non hybridized wheat.

    • @FarmhouseonBoone
      @FarmhouseonBoone  Рік тому +2

      Any flour that is unbleached and easy for you to get.

  • @jamie-leewatson3565
    @jamie-leewatson3565 Рік тому +1

    This was fantastic, thank you!

  • @brittanykeith9561
    @brittanykeith9561 Рік тому +5

    I made your cracker recipe a few weeks back after getting frustrated with a diff recipe (why I betrayed you and used another sourdough recipe, I know not) and it was so much easier and tastier than the other and of course SIMPLE. Why we have to complicate sourdough I have no idea but it's so common. Anyway...I didn't roll it out near as well as you and we had some extra brown crackers lol on the edge but we still devoured. I had to hide the second batch because my kids cleaned out the first batch before I finished making the second lol

  • @SimplyHavenHomestead
    @SimplyHavenHomestead Рік тому +3

    This is my favorite way to make yogurt! We really don't like the whey in it. It's so yummy after drained off!

  • @MoTLeyMe
    @MoTLeyMe Рік тому +1

    Thanks again for amazing recipes. How much coco powder did you use in the muffins, it wasn't mentioned.

  • @TheMennomilist
    @TheMennomilist Рік тому +3

    Goodness! I am 34 weeks pregnant and want to eat all of these NOW. haha.

  • @lorindathompson9268
    @lorindathompson9268 Рік тому +1

    I love L. Reuteri and L. Gasseri yogurt, it turns out like Greek yogurt, so good so easy and great for your gut

  • @valeriepasbrig2864
    @valeriepasbrig2864 Рік тому +1

    I have to try some of these. They look yummy.

  • @kellymoorewith4
    @kellymoorewith4 Рік тому +9

    I wish that I had something to say or show on YT so that I could live this way. I love everything Lisa does and have loved her for years. But I work full time, I’m almost divorced with four kids, and the only way I know to support myself is through working outside the home. I used to be a stay at home mom and made a lot of Lisa’s recipes and sometimes still do when I have the time. There’s nothing like not having to work outside the home. I just wish I had something people wanted to see and hear. That’s why I have never bought her masterclass and done what she’s doing. I can’t think of anything original. But I’ve also had a lot of gut issues lately and will be trying that gut biome stuff she mentioned.

  • @georginaboateng4901
    @georginaboateng4901 Рік тому +1

    Thankyou Lisa.

  • @BlackDogDesigns
    @BlackDogDesigns Рік тому +2

    Great ideas, I am definitely making the sourdough crackers! Thank you for sharing 🌻

  • @delilahmertoglu
    @delilahmertoglu Рік тому +5

    I'm not sure what kind of technique and culture you're using for your yogurt but my Turkish mother-in-law makes an absolutely amazing, creamy, and rich Turkish yogurt without straining off any whey. She boils the milk for about 15 minutes beforehand, lets it come down to temperature, puts in the culture from a previous batch, covers the entire containers in thick blankets and the lid slightly ajar to allow excess moisture to escape, and places it in a warm place to ferment (typically the oven). I've seen many Americans use some kind of device to keep the yogurt at a constantly warm temperature but none of the traditional yogurt-consuming cultures does that and it doesnt make a lot of sense historically either.
    Her yogurt is so much better than store-bought that the Greek yogurt tastes foul to me! It's also rarely consumed sweet. Typically a salty addition to salad appetizers (meze), as a sauce, as a watered down salty drink, etc