YOU ARE AMAZING AND YOUR FAMILY. IF IT WAS NOT FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU GUYS WE WOULD NOT HAVE FOOD TO EAT. THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO TO FEED US ALL. SWAMP HUGS FROM LOUISIANA
I grew up on a farm. butter was always left out. still is at my home. we love butter as well. thanks for the great channel. love the square body Chevy shirt you were wearing at the end of the video. your husband is a lucky man.
Another great video. Glad you got the rain for your crops. Thank you for being so caring and compassionate for the ones that are struggling and less fortunate than we are. Special!
Love your videos. Brings back memories of growing up on the farm in Va. can relate so much. Sometimes smiles, sometimes tears. Love your attitude! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Im so grateful that you make so many videos ,you are such a joy to watch.i keep watching the older ones over and over all the time. Thank you so much!!!!!!!
you are such a remarkable woman , to offer hope and respect for your fellow farmers. I look forward to your video,s and your own times of hard struggles. Farm life is not easy in some areas as a lot in bad weather loose their source of income, the crops, keep hold the inspiration to succeed !
"I wanna know, have you ever, seen the rain; Comin' down on a sunny day?" I love that song and also the banjo I now hear in your videos. You were tugging at my heart when you talked about that farmer crying over his flooded field. Very good video!
You always have the most amazing, truly real, and enjoyable videos! Your compassion for others who are suffering is heartwarming. And, my favorite part, is the mixture and wonder at the every day things of life, almost a celebration, a thankfulness for what we have been blessed with. Keep it up! Your family is living my dream. Blessings!
I'm not a" butter leaver outer", so that's good. I love butter and enjoy lots when I apply it. Love the goodness of the rain. Yes, ALIGN our energy to flow life to the farmers and every need.
Very well said on mental Healthcare, It takes great strength to know you can fix yourself through communication with others. Yes we did leave butter out.
So thankful for You and Your family, so great to see and listen to a great American farm Women, Your videos are awesome, so spontaneous and inspirational! and yes I do leave butter out on the counter, positive change is coming for all of Earth and Her inhabitants! Thank You for all You do!
i'm so proud that I ran across you on youtube.i look forward to your new videos.i love you and your family.luv Austin's responses.luv your eyes.so beautiful and the way you move them around.
Know others not just in North Carolina, but in Tennessee as well who depend on rain. Thanks for sharing your chores with us. That's a real part of your life. Critters need your attention. Glad you and your daughter have that connection. Thanks for sharing.
Austin is one cool kid ! She sure says some cool things ! Such as she's pretty smart when she's cookin and it's goood in the neighborhood. It is so cool that she thought of those things and the way she said them !
Yep we leave our butter out thank you for bring up and talking about stress people think farmers are rich but not always the case it's bloody hard work and sometimes for very little money but it's a life I love and would not change it your friend from across the pond xx
Your husband takes whatever life gives him and pragmatically makes it work. You are a beautiful young lady with emotions all over the map. He gives you a steady course and you add beauty and spice to his life. Isn't it amazing how people find each other?
Great video, Im not a farmer but two thumbs up for you and all the farmers out there that go through all the headaches with weather and gain prices. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks for being there for someone in need of your advice and smile. So many farmers and ranchers are going through tough time, and just when things look like they are getting better, someone jerks the rug out from under them again. Like the old Farmer said when asked what he was going to do with the million dollars he had just won in the Lottery.. "I reckon I'll keep farming until it's gone".. That attitude is what makes a farmer successful. If not this year, then next year..
Enjoyed your video. Glad you got rain. We did as well in TN. Things were getting dry such as my garden. Austin is so cute and she got your smile. I have black snakes on my place and am grateful to have them. Blessings, Jim , TN
We got 10 inches of rain that day ( Wake Forest NC ) . ( Had a big tree fall in my yard because the ground got so soft) , Then the rest of the summer was pretty dry. Love you and your family :-)
Great talk about struggling farmers. We have thousands here in Georgia also. As far as butter,, I always leave it on the counter and covered. I believe my problem is a little worse than yours. A stick rarely last a complete day. Love the vids. Keep em coming
I grew up in east central Illinois. We a,s well as all the farm families around us did also , I still do it today , I am 68 years old and my 2 children also leaves butter out all the time. God bless you and your family
For the butter, I have found that if I leave it out I'm always eating it for a snack on bread. Never tried it on a cracker but that's about to change. For the grill, it's really not dirty, that's flavoring on there. For the rain, glad your getting some and when you said you have a tin roof, really took me back to a time when life was a little easier, I remember sleeping in late just because of hearing the rain on our tin roof or getting caught in the barn and waiting for the rain to stop. Thank you for taking time and letting us in your life.
Wow what a rollercoaster ride of a video. I was just thinking of how upbeat you always are and I think that’s what draws me to your videos then boom you drop that on me. Brought a tear to my eye because not a day goes by that I don’t miss and second guess my decisions on the farm and selling it. Still hurts 15 years later. Oh and by the way. Butter out. 😁
A county agent friend of mine posted some pics of someone’s cotton field. It looked like a rice field. You could just barely make out the tops of the plants. They field was huge even for South Texas where we live. All under water. I’m thankful everyday for the courage and perseverance farmers and ranchers have to keep on going so that we can have what we have.
We always have left the butter out. Been praying for the local farmers to get in the crops. Just will not stop raining around here in Central Indiana. Keep those video's coming! I very much enjoy them. Have a great week, and hi to your husband and children for me.
You are something special to watch and listen to and I hope you plan on sticking around on you tube for a long time. PS: I leave my butter out I clean the dish about every 3 days as that is about how long 1 stick of butter lasts me.
We leave our butter out all the time Also thank you for the kind words to all the struggling farmers. I can't even imagine the stress this year. We pray that all farmers keep the faith and lean on God to help them get through all this. Thank you so much for all your vlogs.
Hi Meredith, Here we go! Another great video! Yeah, you are right about the rain, we really needed it. I am about 2 and 1/2 hrs west of you and on the N.C. and VA. line and it was very dry. My grandmother used to leave the butter out and it was homemade and very good! That little girl of yours is a baby doll for sure! You and all your family have a great day. Still loving that banjo!
Y'all have gotten more rain than us and now it's coming down the river and needs to stop ha! Thanks for watching. I'm leaving my butter out from here on out. Good stuff!
@@ThisFarmWife_ Yep! I live on Kerr Lake and the lake has been coming up somewhat. I have moved my dock in twice so far. Hopefully it will not hit you bad. Keeping my fingers crossed for you! I love the sound of that tin and the smell of the rain also! Take care of yourself!
Another thing that makes you awesome….you don’t know how to say it and you don’t give a darn. We need more women like you. You remind me so much of my wife and why I love her so much. Thanks for helping me to remember .
Enjoyed the video! We got a much needed rain here In Lafayette Louisiana this pass Thursday. May have prayed too hard for rain, we got like 8 inches Lol. Wish you guys the best!
I am one who leaves the butter in the fridge. I buy quite a bit of butter when on sale which I keep in the freezer until I need a few sticks which I then take out of the freezer and put it into the fridge. However I did find out, much to my surprise, that you do not have to put your butter in the fridge. That also goes for eggs. By the way I am not a farmer and I am retired man that came from the corporate world. I really enjoy your videos and see how hard, especially your husband, work every single day. He reminds me of my father who worked very hard all his life. I think more non farmers should be watching your videos so that they can get an idea and appreciation of the work, effort, and dedication that goes into farming. My last comment is that you have a fantastic family.
Hi I found your channel 2-3 weeks ago and you seem to be a genuine kind person that's so nice and refreshing good job and keep it up. Any how your grill problems the big hot spot in the center is the burner it's rusted out 15- 20 bucks and fairly easy to replace your self also the briquettes simply flip them over hope that helps
Haven't had time to watch since I haven't been waiting to get tire fixed again on my sprayer. Ha . Finished planting in central IL. You have a nice vlog. It has been tough and rough, but we have been fortunate compared to lots of others. Thanks for your message of support and I echo your thoughts on finding support.
@@ThisFarmWife_ Thanks but remember we don't have hurricanes here, so you have been through worse. 1974 was this bad, but I don't recall as I was 10 then, 1995 was late and that was the first year I farmed full time, 96 planted beans on June 18. I'm done other than hay. Others areas south and north way worse than me.
I'm proud of you, too. Cute little daughter, too. After grilling, let the unit continue to heat to ash. That makes it easier to clean the ash off. Lucky, lucky husband. On another note, we live in Arkansas and leave our butter out. Real butter, too; no margarine. And lots of folks thank you for your support of them during lives' struggles. God bless you for that.
I like my butter cold from the fridge & love to cut off thin slices of it but use a lot. 😃 I also have soft spread margerine for baking ... we don't have white shortening here in Germany. I bake all my breads with oil. Bye! 🙋🚜
Butter always out, butter on almost everything with a few exceptions, salad being one. Butter on steak is fantastic. When growing up Granddad and Grandma had dairy cows so always had fresh butter in a bowl in the middle of the table, real milk, real cream, not much in life better then those. And to chime in on the BBQ need new burners, flame deflectors (if not using a full layer of briquettes) and briquettes. Thanks for the channel love all your v-logs. Glad ya'll got rain we are still flooded in many parts here in Missouri.
I think I might need new briquettes too. Thanks for the advice! And yes, real butter always. And mine is now out on the counter with the rest of the world lol
I grew up in rural central, Louisiana and we had, home made butter, eggs, fresh milk, vegetables, and a few other things brought to our house by Little Granmaw in either a model A or T Ford. She was the lady that raised my mother and her younger sister after their mother passed away. She lived on a farm, about a mile or two from us, and made the butter from fresh cow’s milk. The butter was in approximately one pound blocks and wrapped in wax paper. My mother would cut the butter into 4 squares and kept it in the refrigerator. The first thing she did in the morning was set one square of butter out on the table. By the time we ate breakfast it was soft enough to spread. She would put melted buttered on the bread, from a different square, to make our toast. It was put under the broiler in the gas stove to toast it. I would still spread more butter on it before I put jelly, jam, or preserves on my toast. The butter stayed out on the table until it was all gone. If she took out another square and there was some left after evening dinner it stayed on the table over night. I still make my toast the same way with store bought butter. I melt the butter in a skillet, lay the bread in the melter butter until only one side is covered, then toast it under the broiler. I use a counter top toaster oven and broil only the buttered side until golden brown. I find it better under a gas broiler, but the subdivision I live in does not have gas at all. I have not used a pop up toaster at home in decades.
I have always left my butter out, as long as it's real , and like you my family has always done that . On another note, I am a Truck driver/owner, and the devastation in the mid west is really really bad with the flooding.
There are ceramic butter keepers that I think originated in Switzerland, that you put a little bit of water in the bottom of the container and pack he cylinder with butter. You can leave it out on the counter and It keeps it soft and fresh.
Hey when I was a kid growing up mom, granny, and y’all the lady’s did the same. We get home from school, be four doing our work. We grab a biscuit some bacon 🥓 from that morning. From top of the stove. Left there all day. Wire brush cleans grill grate.
Honey do not take your briquettes out all you have to do is leave your grill dirty light it let it get good and hot and scrub it clean with a wire brush!! ! Thank you for your videos enjoy watching you and your husband is a very lucky man!!!
We leave our butter out all the time, but it has to be salted butter. Summers if it's too hot, it will go go in the fridge and taken out ahead if we know we will use it. Live up in CT.
Hi Meredith ì live in the UK I've been in hospital for 9 weeks I had a brain infection had 2 operations back home now looking on UA-cam for something to watch and found this farm wife fantastic videos I look forward to more of your videos P.S. you are one Georges lady
Always leave my butter on kitchen counter. My vet told me to give my Dachund 1 teaspoon of butter a day. Best source of fat helps healthy coats and won't put on weight. Love your videos! God Bless your family and farm.
This woman is just the sweetest thing, pure southern, God needs to clone more women like her.
He has and i married her!
Amen to that
Super personality 👍
I have fallen in love with the Farm Wife and family. You are authentic, genuine and greatly appreciated.
That’s very kind. Thank you!
YOU ARE AMAZING AND YOUR FAMILY. IF IT WAS NOT FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU GUYS WE WOULD NOT HAVE FOOD TO EAT. THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO TO FEED US ALL. SWAMP HUGS FROM LOUISIANA
You can replace your burners! I love how down to earth you are and your genuine caring about others!
I need to check into the burner replacement! And thank you :)
You’re welcome!
I love the smell of rain on the parched earth. I call it God's perfume.
I grew up on a farm. butter was always left out. still is at my home. we love butter as well. thanks for the great channel. love the square body Chevy shirt you were wearing at the end of the video. your husband is a lucky man.
Thank you! The shirt is from baleshay.com. If you buy one, tell them I sent you ;)
You made that burgers good. Your a sweetheart for doing these videos. I love how you say and do the things you do.
Ha, down in Australia we flatten the meat patties under our arms...adds flavour too :)
Bahaha...I think I'll stick to this way ;)
you might John , I certainly dont lol and I am aussie too ...great video as usual :)
Thanks for your words of encouragement and your testimony. God bless
I always feel good after listen to you. THANK YOU!
We leave are butter out and yes its butter not the fake butter.
God bless the Farmer who are going through the flooding.
Only real butter! And thank you
Another great video. Glad you got the rain for your crops. Thank you for being so caring and compassionate for the ones that are struggling and less fortunate than we are. Special!
Love your videos. Brings back memories of growing up on the farm in Va. can relate so much. Sometimes smiles, sometimes tears. Love your attitude! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
You say the sweetest things. YOU ARE LOVE. God Bless your good heat.
Im so grateful that you make so many videos ,you are such a joy to watch.i keep watching the older ones over and over all the time. Thank you so much!!!!!!!
Send prayer to all the framing We Are Farmers I self 665 Acres in Bedford Virginia
🙏🙏, for the struggling farmers. Love your channel
Thank you!
Hey farm wife and family. Great video, always enjoy watching. We leave our butter out on counter. God Bless.
My wife and I live in Mississippi and we leave our butter on the counter 24- 7. I don't like butter but she loves it.
Meridith, you are so very kind and compassionate. You are an encouragement.
Thank you Bill 💛
Merdi,You are a breath of fresh air.God bless you and your family x :)
Thank you!
Thank god for your kind words
you are such a remarkable woman , to offer hope and respect for your fellow farmers. I look forward to your video,s and your own times of hard struggles. Farm life is not easy in some areas as a lot in bad weather loose their source of income, the crops, keep hold the inspiration to succeed !
Excellent video Merdi! Prayers to all the farmers affected by the weather and financial problems. You are hilarious Merdi...Blessings to you
Thank you!!!
"I wanna know, have you ever, seen the rain; Comin' down on a sunny day?" I love that song and also the banjo I now hear in your videos. You were tugging at my heart when you talked about that
farmer crying over his flooded field. Very good video!
You always have the most amazing, truly real, and enjoyable videos! Your compassion for others who are suffering is heartwarming. And, my favorite part, is the mixture and wonder at the every day things of life, almost a celebration, a thankfulness for what we have been blessed with. Keep it up! Your family is living my dream. Blessings!
Aw, what a kind compliment. Thank you! And thanks for watching.😊
I love that sound..rain on a tin roof,so relaxing to me :)
You're a very pretty lady. The thing I like most about you is your genuiness and your personality. That can't be bought or faked for very long.
I'm not a" butter leaver outer", so that's good. I love butter and enjoy lots when I apply it.
Love the goodness of the rain.
Yes, ALIGN our energy to flow life to the farmers and every need.
God Bless you and all the farmers
Amen, We need them.
I love to smell the first snow, here in Eastern Kansas
"Why did you never tell me this?" ... very cute ... also, we always leave our butter out for easy spreading up here in NH.
She made me laugh when she said that haha. Butter out here now, too!
Very well said on mental Healthcare,
It takes great strength to know you can fix yourself through communication with others.
Yes we did leave butter out.
So thankful for You and Your family, so great to see and listen to a great American farm Women, Your videos are awesome, so spontaneous and inspirational! and yes I do leave butter out on the counter, positive change is coming for all of Earth and Her inhabitants! Thank You for all You do!
i'm so proud that I ran across you on youtube.i look forward to your new videos.i love you and your family.luv Austin's responses.luv your eyes.so beautiful and the way you move them around.
Thank you Danny! I appreciate you being here
Know others not just in North Carolina, but in Tennessee as well who depend on rain. Thanks for sharing your chores with us. That's a real part of your life. Critters need your attention. Glad you and your daughter have that connection. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! Yes, there are people all over in different situations.
Austin is one cool kid ! She sure says some cool things ! Such as she's pretty smart when she's cookin and it's goood in the neighborhood. It is so cool that she thought of those things and the way she said them !
Thanks once again for another amazing video keep them coming!
Thanks for being here!
Yep we leave our butter out thank you for bring up and talking about stress people think farmers are rich but not always the case it's bloody hard work and sometimes for very little money but it's a life I love and would not change it your friend from across the pond xx
Thanks Simon. Yeah, it can just all get to be too much. I appreciate you watching!
Your husband takes whatever life gives him and pragmatically makes it work. You are a beautiful young lady with emotions all over the map. He gives you a steady course and you add beauty and spice to his life. Isn't it amazing how people find each other?
It is!!
Great video, Im not a farmer but two thumbs up for you and all the farmers out there that go through all the headaches with weather and gain prices. Keep the videos coming.
Thank you! That means a lot
Thanks for being there for someone in need of your advice and smile. So many farmers and ranchers are going through tough time, and just when things look like they are getting better, someone jerks the rug out from under them again. Like the old Farmer said when asked what he was going to do with the million dollars he had just won in the Lottery.. "I reckon I'll keep farming until it's gone".. That attitude is what makes a farmer successful. If not this year, then next year..
That's all true. Thanks for sharing David
You can leave salted butter out, but unsalted butter should be in the fridge.
Keep the faith people brighter days ahead.
Enjoyed your video. Glad you got rain. We did as well in TN. Things were getting dry such as my garden. Austin is so cute and she got your smile. I have black snakes on my place and am grateful to have them. Blessings, Jim , TN
Glad you got rain, too! Now it needs to cut off, looks like the river might get out :P Always something lol. Thanks for watching and the kind words
We got 10 inches of rain that day ( Wake Forest NC ) . ( Had a big tree fall in my yard because the ground got so soft) , Then the rest of the summer was pretty dry. Love you and your family :-)
Great talk about struggling farmers. We have thousands here in Georgia also.
As far as butter,, I always leave it on the counter and covered. I believe my problem is a little worse than yours.
A stick rarely last a complete day.
Love the vids. Keep em coming
Thank you! Well, you are going through some butter, but that's awesome! My stick is going on day three but it will be gone soon ha
I grew up in east central Illinois. We a,s well as all the farm families around us did also , I still do it today , I am 68 years old and my 2 children also leaves butter out all the time. God bless you and your family
Ha, it's staying out here from now on!
For the butter, I have found that if I leave it out I'm always eating it for a snack on bread. Never tried it on a cracker but that's about to change.
For the grill, it's really not dirty, that's flavoring on there.
For the rain, glad your getting some and when you said you have a tin roof, really took me back to a time when life was a little easier, I remember sleeping in late just because of hearing the rain on our tin roof or getting caught in the barn and waiting for the rain to stop. Thank you for taking time and letting us in your life.
Always fridged and always have soft spread butter tubs in the fridge too.
Wow what a rollercoaster ride of a video. I was just thinking of how upbeat you always are and I think that’s what draws me to your videos then boom you drop that on me. Brought a tear to my eye because not a day goes by that I don’t miss and second guess my decisions on the farm and selling it. Still hurts 15 years later. Oh and by the way. Butter out. 😁
Aw, sorry, I know it was all over the place. I'm sorry about your farm, that's so hard. :( I'm in the butter out club now, too!
We leave our butter all of the time. I like it soft.
A county agent friend of mine posted some pics of someone’s cotton field. It looked like a rice field. You could just barely make out the tops of the plants. They field was huge even for South Texas where we live. All under water. I’m thankful everyday for the courage and perseverance farmers and ranchers have to keep on going so that we can have what we have.
So, so very sad. :( Breaks my heart
We always have left the butter out. Been praying for the local farmers to get in the crops. Just will not stop raining around here in Central Indiana. Keep those video's coming! I very much enjoy them. Have a great week, and hi to your husband and children for me.
Thanks Don. I hope the farmers around you can fare ok. :(
I am a midwestern farm boy but lived in southern VA, for 2 years and I thought Va. And N.C were 2 of the prettiest states I have seen
You are something special to watch and listen to and I hope you plan on sticking around on you tube for a long time. PS: I leave my butter out I clean the dish about every 3 days as that is about how long 1 stick of butter lasts me.
I'll stay as long as y'all keep watching I guess ha. And I think ours will last about that long...my first stick out will be gone tonight :)
We leave our butter out all the time Also thank you for the kind words to all the struggling farmers. I can't even imagine the stress this year. We pray that all farmers keep the faith and lean on God to help them get through all this. Thank you so much for all your vlogs.
Thank you and yes, prayers!
I’m from North East Montana. Just love the trees everywhere there. No trees up here just farmland, rolling hills and cattle. Great videos!
I'd miss the trees, but I think Montana would be beautiful! Thanks for watching
You are as good at pouring coffee in the morning as me.
always keep my butter in the refrigerator . I like hard butter
Hi Meredith, Here we go! Another great video! Yeah, you are right about the rain, we really needed it. I am about 2 and 1/2 hrs west of you and on the N.C.
and VA. line and it was very dry. My grandmother used to leave the butter out and it was homemade and very good! That little girl of yours is a baby doll for sure! You and all your family have a great day. Still loving that banjo!
Y'all have gotten more rain than us and now it's coming down the river and needs to stop ha! Thanks for watching. I'm leaving my butter out from here on out. Good stuff!
@@ThisFarmWife_ Yep! I live on Kerr Lake and the lake has been coming up somewhat. I have moved my dock in twice so far. Hopefully it will not hit you bad. Keeping my fingers crossed for you! I love the sound of that tin and the smell of the rain also! Take care of yourself!
You have a Beautiful family, my cousin has a farm with 3 tractors down, been down working on them most of the day, hope y'all the best of luck girl 🍀
Thank you and back at ya!
Another thing that makes you awesome….you don’t know how to say it and you don’t give a darn. We need more women like you. You remind me so much of my wife and why I love her so much. Thanks for helping me to remember .
Butter definitely makes everything better. Great video 👍👍👍❤️
Enjoyed the video! We got a much needed rain here In Lafayette Louisiana this pass Thursday. May have prayed too hard for rain, we got like 8 inches Lol. Wish you guys the best!
Oh no! I'm afraid we may be in the same "boat" soon...looks like the river might flood now :( Take care!
Some of my best days started out with spilled coffee! LOL! Thank You for sharing!
Haha same here 😅
Great video I have 5 kids and it's never a dull day around this farm
No I'm sure it's not!
I am one who leaves the butter in the fridge. I buy quite a bit of butter when on sale which I keep in the freezer until I need a few sticks which I then take out of the freezer and put it into the fridge. However I did find out, much to my surprise, that you do not have to put your butter in the fridge. That also goes for eggs. By the way I am not a farmer and I am retired man that came from the corporate world. I really enjoy your videos and see how hard, especially your husband, work every single day. He reminds me of my father who worked very hard all his life. I think more non farmers should be watching your videos so that they can get an idea and appreciation of the work, effort, and dedication that goes into farming. My last comment is that you have a fantastic family.
Margerine tubs in the frige at our house in East Tx. Stick too!!
Hi I found your channel 2-3 weeks ago and you seem to be a genuine kind person that's
so nice and refreshing good job and keep it up. Any how your grill problems the big hot spot
in the center is the burner it's rusted out 15- 20 bucks and fairly easy to replace your self also the briquettes
simply flip them over hope that helps
Really? I’ll look into the burner then!
Cleaning...it´s first word I have on my mind watching those videos...
Haven't had time to watch since I haven't been waiting to get tire fixed again on my sprayer. Ha . Finished planting in central IL. You have a nice vlog. It has been tough and rough, but we have been fortunate compared to lots of others. Thanks for your message of support and I echo your thoughts on finding support.
I'm so sorry for what y'all are going through! I hope it dries up soon and I hope you have a good crop!
@@ThisFarmWife_ Thanks but remember we don't have hurricanes here, so you have been through worse. 1974 was this bad, but I don't recall as I was 10 then, 1995 was late and that was the first year I farmed full time, 96 planted beans on June 18. I'm done other than hay. Others areas south and north way worse than me.
Always left butter out year round. Grew up in Va., now in Texas.
I'm proud of you, too. Cute little daughter, too. After grilling, let the unit continue to heat to ash. That makes it easier to clean the ash off. Lucky, lucky husband. On another note, we live in Arkansas and leave our butter out. Real butter, too; no margarine. And lots of folks thank you for your support of them during lives' struggles. God bless you for that.
Thank you! We are all in this together. 💛
I like my butter cold from the fridge & love to cut off thin slices of it but use a lot. 😃 I also have soft spread margerine for baking ... we don't have white shortening here in Germany. I bake all my breads with oil. Bye! 🙋🚜
Hi Meredith, we keep butter out on the counter here in Pennsylvania in a Butter Bell. Works great!
I gotta check out the butter bell!
Butter always out, butter on almost everything with a few exceptions, salad being one. Butter on steak is fantastic. When growing up Granddad and Grandma had dairy cows so always had fresh butter in a bowl in the middle of the table, real milk, real cream, not much in life better then those. And to chime in on the BBQ need new burners, flame deflectors (if not using a full layer of briquettes) and briquettes. Thanks for the channel love all your v-logs. Glad ya'll got rain we are still flooded in many parts here in Missouri.
I think I might need new briquettes too. Thanks for the advice! And yes, real butter always. And mine is now out on the counter with the rest of the world lol
I leave it out and enjoy spreading it around
Love your porch....house...nice
Just now found your channel, awesome videos! Making me miss my grandparents cattle...and a southern accent!
Thanks for being here!
I leave my Butter out too! It spreads so nice.
I grew up in rural central, Louisiana and we had, home made butter, eggs, fresh milk, vegetables, and a few other things brought to our house by Little Granmaw in either a model A or T Ford. She was the lady that raised my mother and her younger sister after their mother passed away. She lived on a farm, about a mile or two from us, and made the butter from fresh cow’s milk. The butter was in approximately one pound blocks and wrapped in wax paper. My mother would cut the butter into 4 squares and kept it in the refrigerator. The first thing she did in the morning was set one square of butter out on the table. By the time we ate breakfast it was soft enough to spread. She would put melted buttered on the bread, from a different square, to make our toast. It was put under the broiler in the gas stove to toast it. I would still spread more butter on it before I put jelly, jam, or preserves on my toast. The butter stayed out on the table until it was all gone. If she took out another square and there was some left after evening dinner it stayed on the table over night. I still make my toast the same way with store bought butter. I melt the butter in a skillet, lay the bread in the melter butter until only one side is covered, then toast it under the broiler. I use a counter top toaster oven and broil only the buttered side until golden brown. I find it better under a gas broiler, but the subdivision I live in does not have gas at all. I have not used a pop up toaster at home in decades.
I have always left my butter out, as long as it's real , and like you my family has always done that .
On another note, I am a Truck driver/owner, and the devastation in the mid west is really really bad with the flooding.
Yes, we keep our butter out, makes it a lot easier to spread. But we also keep a tub in the fridge that we use for cooking
There are ceramic butter keepers that I think originated in Switzerland, that you put a little bit of water in the bottom of the container and pack he cylinder with butter. You can leave it out on the counter and It keeps it soft and fresh.
When I saw your husband moving that equipment I knew he can make it! My husband has moved things that big the same way!
Awesome video thanks for sharing
Hey when I was a kid growing up mom, granny, and y’all the lady’s did the same. We get home from school, be four doing our work. We grab a biscuit some bacon 🥓 from that morning. From top of the stove. Left there all day. Wire brush cleans grill grate.
Oh yeah we often leave bacon or sausage out all day too ha.
Psalm 118:24 English Standard Version (ESV)
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This is the day that the Lord has made;
let us rejoice and be glad in it.
Our country was built by hard working families like yours, thanks for sharing the bad along with the good.... and you are so funny!!!
Honey do not take your briquettes out all you have to do is leave your grill dirty light it let it get good and hot and scrub it clean with a wire brush!! ! Thank you for your videos enjoy watching you and your husband is a very lucky man!!!
We leave our butter out all the time, but it has to be salted butter. Summers if it's too hot, it will go go in the fridge and taken out ahead if we know we will use it. Live up in CT.
Unsalted butter, That's just for baking right ? I had some, ONE time, horrible !
Central Ct here !!!
Wish we could get a nice rain like that!Pray
We always leave our butter out here in Cornwall UK
You are definitely the best.
I hope your state gets through these storms this week, looks bad, but sending prayers. Ed
Thank you!
Hi Meredith ì live in the UK I've been in hospital for 9 weeks I had a brain infection had 2 operations back home now looking on UA-cam for something to watch and found this farm wife fantastic videos I look forward to more of your videos P.S. you are one Georges lady
Oh wow I'm so sorry! I hope you get well very soon!
Good Brown and serve dinner rolls make great buns for sliders FYI.
Always leave my butter on kitchen counter. My vet told me to give my Dachund 1 teaspoon of butter a day. Best source of fat helps healthy coats and won't put on weight. Love your videos! God Bless your family and farm.
Oh I've never heard that about feeding to dogs, but makes sense! Thanks for sharing :)
Love your videos, happy to see you at 10k, nice.
Thank you!! Happy to have made that number :) I appreciate your help!