Homemaking Mom | Haute Cooking From Scratch, BEESWAX Bread Bags, Seed Haul
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- Seed haul, HOMEMAKING projects, BEESWAX BREAD BAGS, Haute cooking from scratch with my family, MOTHERHOOD, this video has all the INSPO feels!
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00:34 Intro
01:43 Simple Meal Planning
02:01 Haute Cooking, Julie Childs Beef Bourguignon
08:17 Julia Childs Braised Beef and Onions
10:06 Home Projects
12:15 BEESWAX BREAD BAGS
16:50 Homemaking PLANTS!
17:26 SEED HAUL, GARDEN PLANS
23:47 HOW TO STOP AND SMELL THE ROSES, MOTHERHOOD DEVOTION
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Thank you soooooooo very much for the devotional i am 52 and i babysit my grandchildren 3yr and 2yr and i totally understand noise pollution and sensory overloadi have to get up at 3am and go to bed at 6pm just so i can do my work and read my Bible
I'm seriously impressed by your story here, Tina. May God bless you, I think it is truly amazing what you are doing.
Thank you for this! I feel so at home watching your videos. Also have a few new ideas for seeds so thank you! Can’t wait to try some new recipes as well
You are welcome 😊!
I love watching your videos
First of all the food you prepare looks so delicious!! That bread with the jalapeños and cheddar looked so good! The idea of the bread bag was amazing. I’m a quilter and so is my daughter. She’s been trying to master sour dough for the past month. I couldn’t wait to tell her about your bees wax bread bags She loved the idea !
Thanks so much for all you do Love watching!
Awe, thank you, Karen! 🥰
I'd never heard of harbor and sprout before seeing them in your links under this video. Wow! I'm so intrigued! Can u please make a video of how u set up, plan, and implement their unit studies into your homeschool?
We've used Gather Round and Campfire, and we're trying Guest Hollow soon. I love unit studies so much and want to try harbor & sprout next!
a video on how you're using harbor & sprout would be 😍 😍!
SO GLAD there are some "not spring chickens" in this category!
Thank you!
Just love your videos. Sharing your life and faith and the wisdom you have attained along the way. They are all a great joy to watch!
Thank you so much!
I was cracking up every time you said “carbonnades à la flamande” in your own special way haha. So cute .I kind of don’t want you to learn the correct way 😂
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Thanks for the video! The devotional had me in tears! Children really are such a blessing and it can be hard to see that when you’re in the thick of it!
You are so welcome!
I love, love, love the way the hutch stayed painted black! And I chuckled a bit when I saw your plates. We have a family size of 14, 15 in a couple weeks, so we have lots of those Corelle plates too, as well as some stainless steel ones. So in that shot, it looked like our pile of plates. The plate holders look like baby bottle holders. Good idea. Might try that here and maybe the bread bags!!!! Thanks for sharing. Hoping to chat about something a bit personal, it'll be in the PM about the black hutch.
Hello! I'll be looking for your message 🥰!
Yay to the Rock Lovers! I have have a daughter that is a rock lover like me & my mother. My mother even has a rock in the shape of Jay Leno's head 🤣 But what I love MORE than rocks is bits of pottery & glass. I swear...I think my ancestors just opened the windows & threw plates & glasses out of them. LOL. Every time I go to make a new garden bed, I dig up old pottery, old glass, I have even found mostly intact pottery jugs, etc...old glass soda bottles like a few Royal Palm ones (does anyone know what Royal Palm even tasted like? I am so curious.) I keep mason jars full of these bits & bobs on my window sill. I don't know WHY I can't part with them.
Your home sounds remarkably similar to ours in the Midwest! It was a very old home, over 100 years old, and the property had old bits of glass and pottery around it deep in the soil too! Rock collecting takes me back to the happier days of my childhood, I had two friends that were like brothers, we used to ride motorcycles and find old abandoned mines with pretty rocks. That's when it started for me! I looked up Royal Palm, the bottles were pretty! Apparently it came in flavors like grape, strawberry and orange. I wish things still came in pretty bottles like they used to!
@@mountainhomesteadfamily Oh, I did not know it came in different flavors! All my dad could 'remember' was a hawaiian punch type idea. The bottles are very tall & slim. I find lots of old amber colored pepsi-cola ones, too. We have even had people here to metal detect (as only my family has ever lived here - after the Revolutionary soldier's daughter & husband sold it to them). They have found a beautiful art deco ring & old coins. I have found a cool silver spoon with a monogram F on it.
As always loved the video and devotional today.
Thank you! 🥰
Wow your home looks so cozy and warm and full of love! Can i move in too?? 😂 you are truly inspiring me to finally get back to being the mother and wife and woman i always wanted to be before disability took over years ago that I’m finally getting proper treatment for. I am struggling to find the energy and motivation in our current home that doesn’t feel like home but i know that if i finally start changing my attitude and trying to be better about how i am caring for my family that it would feel better. I need to be pouring love into any home we have and that’s the real problem i think. I need to be better steward with what God’s given me before He will bless me with a better home. Thank you we have so much in common and i just love everything about your life lol.
Thank you for sharing this, it's extremely relatable for so many people.
Now that I’ve been making homemade bread all the time, I need these bags!
They are nifty for sure!
Love all the seeds!
Those meals looked delicious ❤
You’re the BFF I always wanted 😂 our family size, our boho style, earthy, crunchy mama that loves Jesus and hates religion. Any rentals near you? Lol JK
Haha, I love it! I hope you have a beautiful week, Friend!
I was so enamored with a butterfly print that I stabbed myself with a fork poking holes in my potatoes for dinner LOL my montra now that my oldest is 6 has been "enjoy them". I wish I had been told that earlier. They are there for discipleship yes and sanctification but they are also there for our joy just like our Heavenly Father finds pleasure in us.
Oh my goodness! I hope you didn't get hurt too bad! And yes, I love what you shared ❤️!
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Do you seed save at all? If not marigolds, zinnias, and sunflowers are easy starter seeds to save.
Thanks for sharing and thank you for inspiration❤❤
I seed save a little, once I have less children that need help in school and have more time on my hands I will be able to get into that more. 😊
@homesteadhomeschoolfamily I hear you, it is just one more thing...
I've done it for years, and I'm a no fuss seed saver, so just in case you're interested, here's how I've been able to save money on flowers. At the end of the season, I love grabbing a paper lunch bag for each type of flower. Then I walk around after a dry afternoon, picking dead flower heads off and drop them in their labeled bag. Once it's full, I fold over the top and tape or staple it shut. The bags get put somewhere dry. Then come a winter day, I sit down with a cup of tea and clean the seeds if I find time. If not, that's OK too. Then in spring I plant just as I would with store bought. Well, maybe not the same because one flower gives me more than one seed packet. So I plant way more now that I save seeds. My kids usually help with the whole process. It saves me around $40 in seed cost for just the three types of flowers.
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