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  • @FarmhouseonBoone
    @FarmhouseonBoone  Рік тому +19

    Thank you Birch Living for sponsoring! Click here birchliving.com/farmhouse to get 20% off your Birch mattress plus two free Eco-Rest pillows. #birchliving

    • @colenesample3786
      @colenesample3786 Рік тому +1

      Please could you do a quick video on how you wrap you baby in their sling as mine is now 4 months and wants to sit differently but still carries by me. Thanks and love all you content 🥰

  • @katemiller5990
    @katemiller5990 Рік тому +112

    I think the fact that your kids forget about the candy soon after is a testament to how nourishing and delicious the food you cook for your family is ❤

  • @heatherjung8941
    @heatherjung8941 Рік тому +214

    I am with you on throwing out candy that has been forgotten. I also do that with toys missing parts and seriously regift toys to others when they are completely forgotten.

  • @cindyclark9145
    @cindyclark9145 Рік тому +48

    I’m convinced that you have to have more than 24 hours in your day…mercy honey I get tired just watching you this morning, lol. You are AMAZING!!!

  • @Mr.Random.13
    @Mr.Random.13 Рік тому +36

    Despite the inherent noise and chaos of a household filled with kids, your ability to consistently produce serene, cozy, and quiet videos showcasing the positive aspects of homemaking is truly commendable. Your dedication to your work, even when overtired, deserves applause.

  • @annahunt3818
    @annahunt3818 Рік тому +109

    Throw ALLLLL the candy away!😂 Great job, Mama!!! Also, great compromise letting them have some while it’s exciting, but not putting it out on the counter and encouraging it.. You’re a smart lady!

  • @elbeachy
    @elbeachy Рік тому +58

    When I hear of all the turmoil in our country and the world, your calm, soft voice is a balm for my soul! It makes my little world feel peace for a bit!

  • @rebekahdonnenwerth7165
    @rebekahdonnenwerth7165 Рік тому +8

    It’s actually very encouraging to see you in more casual clothes and fresh-faced! I sometimes feel like I’m not doing as great because I don’t dress “cute” every day, but it was nice to see I’m not so far from being like you 🤪☺️

  • @kinseyjohnson4341
    @kinseyjohnson4341 Рік тому +38

    Letting the kids have some candy, hiding it a few days and tossing it is exactly what i do! They can have it but they certainly dont need it in excess. Dont worry about the comments, its 💯👌😁🤗

  • @leannebiello4112
    @leannebiello4112 Рік тому +26

    I’m Italian and cooking is my life. I have to say you really know what you’re doing in the kitchen!!!

  • @carolynwostenberg7868
    @carolynwostenberg7868 Рік тому +44

    To use more eggplant you might look for Greek Eggplant Moussaka Recipe. It has eggplant, potatoes, ground beef, along with a Bechamel Sauce. Very good and filling.

    • @athinaadams5177
      @athinaadams5177 Рік тому +3

      You can also stuff eggplants along with maybe fresh peppers, large tomatoes and or courgettes and bake them - see Greek yemista

    • @sunnygal57
      @sunnygal57 Рік тому +2

      Your videos are amazing! Your voice is so calming and you move around the kitchen as if you don’t have a baby strapped to your chest! You are a perfect example of someone who is passionate about what they do! ❤

    • @vcrouch6041
      @vcrouch6041 Рік тому +3

      That's an amazing dish. One of my very favorites!

    • @jennifercampbell7698
      @jennifercampbell7698 Рік тому +2

      Love moussaka!

    • @niamh2739
      @niamh2739 Рік тому +2

      Mousakka is the best ! I like it with ground beef but I love it with ground lamb sometimes even a mix of the two. There is a Greek chef on here named Akis P …… something…..he is amazing and I trust any recipe he gives. Very traditional.
      My tzatziki is the best you’ve ever had because I follow his recipes which are traditional lol 😆

  • @rachelle8534
    @rachelle8534 Рік тому +28

    So cute seeing even the toddler making pie 🥰

  • @annchee1329
    @annchee1329 Рік тому +41

    It’s wonderful to see your kids get involved in your videos, esp the culinary aspects of it.

  • @sandrakendrick176
    @sandrakendrick176 Рік тому +2

    Love that Roomba sneaking out of the corner😁

  • @faithjolene244
    @faithjolene244 Рік тому +32

    I celebrate Feast of Tabernacles, which starts tomorrow. I always like to make new and exciting recipes during those 8 days, and thanks to you, I went through your recipes and covered each meal! 💜

  • @NicolePtacek
    @NicolePtacek Рік тому +13

    Our favorite eggplant recipe is baba ghanoush. Char a whole eggplant on the grill or gas stove like you would a bell pepper, and squeeze it out of the skin after it swears and cools. Immersion blend with tahini, olive oil, fresh garlic, lemon, and whatever herbs you have on hand. So good as a dip or sandwich spread!

  • @isabelleer7501
    @isabelleer7501 Рік тому +15

    You have mentioned pumpkin pie pumpkins in your last two videos, I actually have a tip: the best pumpkins to cook with are actually the really beautiful decorative ones such a Cinderella pumpkins. They have been bred with other squash varieties and have way denser, thick skin that cooks down amazingly and is super flavorful. After they have lived on the porch awhile for decor definitely cook with them. Also, pumpkin puree from the store is mostly butternut squash, not pumpkin 🤯

    • @FarmhouseonBoone
      @FarmhouseonBoone  Рік тому

      great tip!

    • @oakandbarrelfarm9391
      @oakandbarrelfarm9391 Рік тому

      Hubbard Squash is also great for making pumpkin pies and is a common ingredient in canned pumpkin purée!

    • @billiechristine4034
      @billiechristine4034 Рік тому

      Yes! My dad always used butternut for pies, he also would molasses, which was so tasty

  • @bettyscott4761
    @bettyscott4761 Рік тому +10

    So great seeing the younger boys in the kitchen along with you and your daughter. Loved it!

  • @jessicakleisen8084
    @jessicakleisen8084 18 днів тому +1

    Great recipes to use up some milk is "milktart" and "melkkos". Both are South-African recipes and sweet recipes, but you can make it as healthy as you what by just cutting out on the sugar.

  • @sarah.j.777
    @sarah.j.777 Рік тому +2

    The baby always with you ❤ I'm sure he loves to see & hear everything you're doing 😊

  • @cindymarie2475
    @cindymarie2475 Рік тому +1

    My daughter throws out the candy too. I can not believe the energy you have!!! God bless you!

  • @rhondaloveloveloves9551
    @rhondaloveloveloves9551 Рік тому +1

    At Halloween/Easter/Valentine's/Christmas etc anytime where copious amounts of candy are around I let my children indulge for 3 days and on day 4 the remainder is tossed in the garbage. I never get any blowback, the children are satisfied and I feel good that I set a reasonable limit. Each family does what is best for them🌻

  • @annabeckman4386
    @annabeckman4386 Рік тому +20

    Can i just get 1% of your ability?! lol. The things you do might seem like "nothing" to someone else but to me, they really inspire me to be a better wife and homemaker! The home and the family is our highest priority. I know that cleaning, cooking, and mothering is what God gave us time for. You go girl! 👏🤩🥹😍

  • @jennifersmith9840
    @jennifersmith9840 8 місяців тому +1

    I love the clips where you’re working with your kids or talking to them. I understand why you would typically cut most of them, and I thank you for the voice over, but it makes it seem more “real” with the raw scenes in there. ❤

  • @lisaklein7600
    @lisaklein7600 Рік тому +3

    You could make ratatouille, which uses eggplant, peppers, onions, zucchini, tomatoes. It can be eaten hot over pasta or at room temperature as a side. You can make it spicy or not. Also uses olives. Fabulous with your sourdough bread.

  • @lindsaymccarty3358
    @lindsaymccarty3358 Рік тому +5

    We are a family that throws out candy from parades as well, especially now that we avoid numbered dyes due to my daughter having an allergy to them. Also, I love the coziness of your home in the warm night at night! Made me feel so calm. I can't wait for your sourdough cookbook! I am definitely impatiently waiting for it. I know a lot of it is on the blog, but I love having the books displayed and laid out while I make it.

  • @annlatham
    @annlatham Рік тому +27

    Thank you sweet beautiful lady! I absolutely love how your kiddos are involved . You’re an incredible mom and teacher! ❤I aspire to be more like you and learn how to cook from scratch. 💪🏼
    p.s. eggplant is good with parmesan cheese or battered. Have a lovely day! ☀️

  • @philippapay4352
    @philippapay4352 Рік тому +6

    You always give such good tips on finding ways to use all food and store it properly, so that it does not get forgotten. We, too, get rid of old candy, broken things that cannot be repaired, and give away anything we simply no longer use for any purpose.

  • @carolannbolinger3795
    @carolannbolinger3795 8 місяців тому +1

    It’s good to see boys in the kitchen helping out. Learning to bake cook all that fun stuff

  • @theresabrown1272
    @theresabrown1272 Рік тому +12

    You and your sister Laura are just amazing ! You should both teach homemaking classes! 💚💚

  • @theresaakin2284
    @theresaakin2284 Рік тому +5

    So nice to see you make your biscuits and sausage gravy the same as I do. I've seen some "professional" chefs who don't know diddly about making sausage gravy.

  • @karenmccabe2371
    @karenmccabe2371 Рік тому +8

    ❤ seeing the children help out with the pie crusts!!!

  • @carlapalaniuk3677
    @carlapalaniuk3677 Рік тому +3

    I had seven kids all grown now, but I did the same with our candies but some I saved good chocolate I would shave it down and use in cookies instead of chocolate chips. We also made ginger bread houses for Christmas which no one ever ate I would save some candy for that but everything else would not be missed so out it went.

  • @angelahagood3639
    @angelahagood3639 Рік тому +4

    That strata looks amazing! You’re blessed to have a family that will eat a variety of things! I love watching Johanna in the kitchen. My grandson is a little older than her but he’s been cooking since he was little and is very talented in the kitchen. It’s refreshing to expose children to tasks that some people think they’re not capable of. I hope she won a ribbon for her pie! 🥇🥧

  • @yanak7159
    @yanak7159 Рік тому +1

    For eggplant, try this recipe. It’s delicious, Russian dish. Saute chopped onions with some oil, garlic, carrots, peppers. Then add cubed eggplant (small cubes), don’t salt or season until the end as eggplant will become spongy. Let it sauté until cooked, add seasoning little bit of pasta sauce and simmer for 5 more mins. It’s so good on a toast, delicious cold too.

  • @ornellaap5029
    @ornellaap5029 Рік тому +1

    Dear lady i have great respect for you you work very hard for your family try to rest sometime love from london uk

  • @janetennis3451
    @janetennis3451 Рік тому +1

    I do not fry eggplant in eggplant parmesian. I peel it, slice it, season with salt, pepper, garlic & onion powder. Then add sauce, eggplant, sauce, cheese and repeat. Then I bake. It takes longer to bake. There is no breading, frying and it is delicious.

  • @oldtavernfarm
    @oldtavernfarm Рік тому +14

    I'm having the same kind of day on our homestead! And frankly, facing down the tasks had me just the teensiest bit overwhelmed, so this video has perfect timing! I, too, have a trash can (more than one if you count my barn lol) thats "a little yucky" 🤣🤣🤣 Btw, I did the same thing with candy when my kids were younger!🙋‍♀️ Have a beautiful day, Lisa, and everyone ❤️ 💕

  • @samanthahoos9827
    @samanthahoos9827 Рік тому +12

    I love that you’re encouraging your children to teach each other how to make pie! ❤ I love my Birch Mattress and have trouble getting out of bed cause it’s so comfy (and finally a mattress that doesn’t cause me back pain!) 😊

    • @FarmhouseonBoone
      @FarmhouseonBoone  Рік тому

      Thank you for sharing that!

    • @earthzeroapothecary
      @earthzeroapothecary Рік тому

      Thanks to your comment, we finally ordered a Birch bed!! It'll be delivered in 5 days!! My fiance is building a bed for us!! So stinkin' excited! We went with the Luxe in King size. We've never had a bed that big. Hahahahaha!

  • @denisejones1863
    @denisejones1863 Рік тому +4

    Becky on Acre Homestead makes baked oatmeal with 12 eggs to use up her chicken eggs. We make it yet do not have chickens so I only use 4. You could make 3 of these and use up 36 eggs. I have been making pumpkin ones lately. If you allow you kids to Trick or Treat, make a deal they can only keep the quality chocolate. If you allow 1 month worth of desert only candy for the month of Oct. You can use some of it in cookies etc.

  • @rebeccaknudsen6190
    @rebeccaknudsen6190 Рік тому +1

    About the candy, you go to all the trouble of making sure they have a healthy diet. So smart to through out the forgotten candy. It will save their heath in the long run, good on you mamma!❤❤❤

  • @tjacks282
    @tjacks282 11 місяців тому +1

    I'm a little late commenting, but we definitely did the same thing without kids regarding throwing away their excess candy. 100% worth it! It keeps ALL of us from over consuming it.

  • @almathees3839
    @almathees3839 Рік тому +8

    Cheers! to you!🎈🥳🎉
    You manage ur kitchen like a Pro! Fridge & pantry Inventory ;rotating product & cooking diversity for ur family!👏🏻
    I love how your children help w/food prep; how you give dough to the toddler. Your Smile for your younger son!
    Beautiful vlog!❤️🥰🫶🏻

  • @davidbowen2175
    @davidbowen2175 6 місяців тому +1

    great pumpkin pies, even the little son abt 3 yrs old made a pie crust for his pumpkin contents. Rhoda Bwen, Conyers, ga

  • @victoriahoverson8613
    @victoriahoverson8613 Рік тому +2

    For eggplant I like to cut, blanch and freeze it and add it to smoothies! It adds a creamy, flavorless texture and nutrition as well.
    Thanks for your inspiring videos!

  • @sheilaurie6563
    @sheilaurie6563 Рік тому +1

    I have the same problem with my fridge and have discovered if I slide it out a few inches I can then get the drawers to pull all the way out allowing me to clean those areas with ease.

  • @evanorvell8368
    @evanorvell8368 Рік тому +7

    These are my favorite videos! Great ideas for using all of the produce and food in the fridge! (Also, I've never seen anybody use their vacuum in the fridge before! 😂 I LOVE your kitchen helpers~especially the tiny one. 😘

  • @janeweldon8874
    @janeweldon8874 11 місяців тому +1

    Good luck with the challenge !❤️

  • @homesteadingatkookergehoft8131

    I do that hot food into jars so the lid seals, then store in the fridge, too!

  • @kathleenroberts7972
    @kathleenroberts7972 Рік тому

    Look at all those sweet children rolling out dough! Daughter is a pro. Impressed.

  • @gennyehrgott9792
    @gennyehrgott9792 8 місяців тому

    Your your life is very much the way are grandmothers lived hard work great results healthy beautiful families living in Harmony and peace

  • @pattygardner231
    @pattygardner231 Рік тому +1

    Have you thought about eggplant Parmesan? It uses a lot of eggplant in a tomato sauce. It’s delicious.

  • @Jared_Albert
    @Jared_Albert 10 місяців тому

    This brought back childhood memories of shelling peas in my grandparents home in the 1950's sitting at their big ktichen table and listening to old stories from my favorite aunt.

  • @TheRustyTrike
    @TheRustyTrike Рік тому +1

    I like to collect my random bread and freeze for stuffing/dressing.

  • @jenniferr2057
    @jenniferr2057 Рік тому +3

    This was a really useful video, Lisa. I love that it feels like a game to you. My game is no waste, easy, no stores as possible, too. And i feel a silly amount of accomplishment when i can say i haven't been in a grocery store in months!

  • @Madi-ls5uu
    @Madi-ls5uu Рік тому

    I learned eggplant stacks in Rome and it's my favorite way to eat them. Cut them in slices bake them with salt pepper and olive oil.
    Then stack in repeating order an eggplant slice , tomato/ marinara sauce, and a slice of fresh mozzarella. Then throw them in the oven again long enough to melt the cheese.

  • @ambercaldwell1500
    @ambercaldwell1500 Рік тому +1

    I cleaned out my fridge too this week! I don’t know how it gets so nasty🙈 I’ve looked into birch lane but haven’t placed a order yet….me and my husband needing a new mattress …..we love comfy and soft but firm enough to help with back pain …..

  • @veronika2190
    @veronika2190 Рік тому +2

    You are definitely a skilled homemaker/cook! Your "use up what I have" meals all look super delicious. I myself also love the challenge to use what we have in fridge/pantry. It lets me get creative and most dishes turn out tasty. Thank you for taking the time to create these videos.

  • @HeartOfEdenFarms
    @HeartOfEdenFarms Рік тому +3

    Here in the Deep South, pumpkins are only seasonal if you want them to be. We grow different varieties almost year round. Our kids favorite recipe is my Pumpkin Quinoa Fritters. I’ll be doing a video on those soon. We also make pumpkin bread, pumpkin pie pumpkin pancakes, pumpkin fettuccine etc. We did an entire day last year where the kids had a contest to make a pumpkin recipe for every meal that day.

  • @ulrichweber5215
    @ulrichweber5215 Рік тому +1

    Lisa, you can Pandey the eggplant or preparing aubergine caviar, ovenroasted, or even add ist to muffins

  • @simplesuburbanlife
    @simplesuburbanlife Рік тому

    For eggplants … You can slice and fry them and dip it soy sauce. Other times we do “torta” and it’s a delicious way of serving eggplants. Kinda hard to explain here, but you can look it up if you want to checkout other eggplant recipes 😊

  • @RA-uj5dr
    @RA-uj5dr 6 місяців тому +1

    We did toss after ….ALWAYS 👍

  • @SofisMommyWorld
    @SofisMommyWorld Рік тому +1

    Omg i am the same. We had some BBq with friends over the summer and the and they brought Marshmallow which got thrown out when i organized my panty for Fall/winter

  • @jaaadeee938
    @jaaadeee938 Рік тому

    LOVE homemade biscuits n gravy! The best I've ever had was at the base in Germany. My ex husband was in the military. A gorgeous, clean country.

  • @madalina-cristianad9664
    @madalina-cristianad9664 Рік тому +1

    Came across your channel a few weeks ago but I must say, it became one of my favorites very fast. Your voice is so soothing and I always enjoy seeing what new ideas you come up with. Also big fan of the throwing candy away. I am sure they don't miss them since you always cook them such delicious wholesome treats. Totally baking a pumpkin pie this week myself.

  • @delindawilliams3935
    @delindawilliams3935 Рік тому +1

    I had such a warm and cozy feel while watching this video and baking. It almost seemed as if I could smell all of the goodness coming from your kitchen. Nice!

  • @catherinedepalma6965
    @catherinedepalma6965 Рік тому +1

    Might be too late now, but try pasta a la Norma to use up eggplant. It is so delicious.

  • @BlushingRoseDiaries
    @BlushingRoseDiaries Рік тому

    Roasted eggplant in a Buddha bowl with other veggies and a homemade tahini sauce is delicious! Also eggplant lasagna and grilled Jamaican eggplant is divine.

  • @NancyDickson-g8n
    @NancyDickson-g8n Рік тому +1

    You can use eggplant for: eggplant casserole, fried eggplant, eggplant Parmesan. Just never eat it raw, because it can cause stomach problems and some people are highly sensitive to a chemical they have in them unless cooked.

  • @colettebishop2173
    @colettebishop2173 Рік тому +1

    Imam Biyaldi with the aubergine, particularly if you have minced lamb (beef will do though), or a curry, with a yoghurt raita on the side.

  • @Oakley24
    @Oakley24 Рік тому +1

    You cook just like I do. I am a dump cook. I give you huge props for doing a cook book with actual recipes! That had to be extremely hard and time consuming to have to measure out each ingredient. Lol

  • @ddgreen4913
    @ddgreen4913 Рік тому +1

    I wonder if you ever give your chickens the eggshells? Just dry, grind up, and mix with feed or toss on the ground. I know you don't need another thing to do. But it's healthy for the chickens and you have so many shells.

  • @wandagordon6453
    @wandagordon6453 Рік тому +4

    Loved seeing those sweet kids making the pie. I’ve been using up what I have on hand. The fridge and cabinets are pretty bare. It’ll be a good time to wipe everything down. Thanks for the motivation Lisa! Take care and God bless y’all! 😀❤️

  • @amysvob3066
    @amysvob3066 Рік тому +1

    Lisa try grinding up the eggplant and make a meatless meatball with pasta. It's pretty good with your binder, herbs and garlic.

  • @susanvelez6534
    @susanvelez6534 Рік тому +2

    Eggplant Parnassian is delish if you cut the eggplant the night before and soak it in water and a little salt it turns out delish. It was my daughters favorite. Also, make one of those giant milk jars of home made salsa you can take tortillas and make chips or use it on eggs, tacos, burritos, plus it’s all natural and can keep in fridge. I make a really good one

  • @cynthiawhitcomb1780
    @cynthiawhitcomb1780 Рік тому

    I so agree. I hate wasting food. You can do so much with “extras.” Thanks for the ideas.

  • @sarabrunsvold2461
    @sarabrunsvold2461 Рік тому +1

    So smart to use up just about everything, clean, then bring in new groceries. The biscuits and gravy, oh my goodness. Those are the best!! God bless.

  • @julietbowden6189
    @julietbowden6189 Рік тому +1

    You can cut egg plant in slices and salt the slices. Let set for around 30 min to remove moisture and it also helps to remove any bitter flavor that kids can be sensitive to. Also, egg plant added to spaghetti sauce is amazing.
    I do the same thing with candy including Halloween candy. Who can eat that much candy?

  • @amandajarboe1131
    @amandajarboe1131 Рік тому +1

    Cooked custard is lovely for using eggs and milk.

  • @victoriaschell2225
    @victoriaschell2225 Рік тому +1

    Oh i love watching your channel.. the vacuum in the fridge made me laugh.. it's very effect😂

  • @taylormooney9894
    @taylormooney9894 Рік тому

    I don’t know if you’ve made a video on this already but I would love to hear about your parenting style - like how you get your kiddos involved in cleaning, how you raise your babes, toy usage, etc 🤍

    • @FarmhouseonBoone
      @FarmhouseonBoone  Рік тому

      I share more about that on my podcast if you are interested..www.farmhouseonboone.com/podcast

  • @NorthFork-Ranch
    @NorthFork-Ranch Рік тому +4

    Thank you Lisa, for those quick and healthy ideas to use during this very busy fall harvest season. Our house is filled with all things being harvested, dried, frozen, jellied, and baked for winter

  • @ruby71975
    @ruby71975 Рік тому

    I would do the same with candy. My kids are all grown now but I remember finding Halloween candy in like July of the next year and be like yuck! I love your lists. I have made lists forever, I like to go back and see what my goals were and what I actually got done….and vacuum the fridge, check, check. I laughed out loud when I saw that. This stick vacs are so nice.

  • @stephanysmithers1567
    @stephanysmithers1567 Рік тому

    okay Victor i’m the kitchen in his little chair is SO CUTE haha he’s adorable

  • @peytonsassafrass2207
    @peytonsassafrass2207 Рік тому

    I throw out candy! We are pretty much empty nesters I still keep my pantry room full . We live on 50 acres with a small farm and huge garden, this morning we harvested the last of our tomatoes and cucumbers, the peppers are still growing , I will wait to pick more in a few days, our Brussel Sprouts almost ready. We only use our chickens for eggs , and we have ducks and turkeys, my husband isn't crazy about chicken I only cook it if I want it. We work outside the home ( yet we're both retired lol ) I absolutely love your videos ! You've given me such great ideas, we also live in a big farmhouse, I feel so blessed. I'm really trying not to waste so much, it's been hard learning to cook for 2 , we definitely eat leftovers, I need to start making smaller amounts of food.

  • @juliaspear9696
    @juliaspear9696 Рік тому

    I sometimes get an abundance of eggplant from a produce without waste program. I roasted them in the oven and then coarsely chopped in my food processor. I then used this as "meat" and added my typical meatball ingredients (egg, breadcrumbs, parsley, garlic, parm , Italian seasoning). I formed then into meatballs them baked til they were firm, added sauce on top. They were a HUGE hit with everyone! I am always asked to bring to work potlucks.

  • @emilyemily7837
    @emilyemily7837 Рік тому +1

    Those breaded chicken breasts are a staple in my house, if you put fresh parsley and garlic in the egg it will be delicious!!! I hope you try it. Love from Argentina

  • @bethjackson3465
    @bethjackson3465 Рік тому

    Eggplant breaded and fried is excellent cut up on top of spaghetti. ❤

  • @susanhaddan4633
    @susanhaddan4633 Рік тому +1

    Hey Lisa - Were you aware that fresh fruits and veggies purchased from every supplier except Natural Grocers, Azure and farmers market are coated with Apeel? This excludes those that arrive at the store in bags. Thrive Market has the same thing on their fruits and veggies as well. Thought you might like to know. It's a noted cancer causing agent.

  • @niemanns
    @niemanns 10 місяців тому

    Late to the party, as I'm only now watching this interesting video. Wanted to say that with eggplant we always make baba ghanoush, a middle-eastern dip that everyone loves. Roast eggplant, mashed with garlic, tahini, and lemon juice, seasoned with salt and cumin. Delish!

  • @heiditrzebiatowski1905
    @heiditrzebiatowski1905 Рік тому +1

    I love the clean out videos! Keep them coming :)

  • @clairevagonis1873
    @clairevagonis1873 Рік тому

    I’m Italian. Make eggplant Parmesan just dip the slices of eggplant in the egg and milk mixture and then put breadcrumbs on them fried up and pan. You can have sandwiches with cheese on it. It’s delicious.

  • @mandystone3005
    @mandystone3005 Рік тому

    My family love eggplant peeled and cut in rounds, salted, rinsed and then pat dry. I then dip in flour, then egg and lastly in panko crumbs. I fry in shallow oil and it is sooooo delicious.

  • @adrianabuda4387
    @adrianabuda4387 Рік тому

    with the eggplant you can also do a roasted eggplant spread. I roast them on a metal sheet preferably outside on open fire or on the grill. They leave a lot of juice when roasted therefore it is better is you do it on a sheet and outside. After roasting them on all sides until they have a thin hard blackish crust, let them cool until you can peel them. After peeled let them cool entirely in a strainer, the juice is quite bitter so try to get read of as much as possible sometimes you even have to cut them open so all the juice can get out. When cooled entirely chop them until they look like a spread, add salt and fine chopped onion for 3 eggplants I use 1 Tsp of onion and then add mayonnaise. Again for 3 medium sized eggplants I use aprox 1-2 Cups (start les and add to taste). Eat on bread like a spread, also very good accompanied by tomatoes. Hope you like it! BTW I LOVEEEE What you do and the way you cook. AMAZING!!!!!

  • @janiceforkum3889
    @janiceforkum3889 Рік тому

    Another great video!
    I could
    sit and watch your videos for hours!!!
    I don't know how you do it all!!
    Fantastic!!!👍💕😊

  • @bossmama7069
    @bossmama7069 7 місяців тому +1

    Biscuits and gravey!!! OH MY LANTA!!!!!! Sour dough plus fresh farm milk. I'm envious.
    We do candy more than we should and I have gotten to where I now hide it too. Then I forget about it. Toys, I have 3 and I have a room full of toys that they don't play with. My oldest is a gamer so that's his toy. My 3 year old plays with his trainset and "buildies" which are big legos. My 1 year old plays with what the others play with haha. So I'm seriously considering doing a mass toy removal.

  • @aleshalipsky1684
    @aleshalipsky1684 Рік тому +1

    The onion cream gravy sounds like one I will look forward to trying. Love seeing the day to day actives! It really gives me a boost, new ideas to stay excited, and ready to get back to mothering my best. I really find that the from starch meals keep my husband and children loving each day. It's truly amazing to me how simple that sounds... not always as simple as we make it though LOL Thanks for you time and talent.

  • @frugalshopper686
    @frugalshopper686 Рік тому +1

    I love your channel Lisa it is so inspiring. I look forward to a new vlog every Friday . Congratulations on all your success. God bless.

  • @hannahshomecreated
    @hannahshomecreated Рік тому +1

    Can't wait to try Birch one day for my fam!

  • @heatherwieler726
    @heatherwieler726 Рік тому +1

    To full open your left fridge door - is pull the whole fridge out a few inches 😊