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Family of 12 โค๏ธ What we eat! Dinners + Donuts (Homemade)! Economical, Large...Family of 12 โค๏ธ What we eat! Dinners + Donuts (Homemade)! Economical, Large...
I watched a few episodes of Walking Dead. My take on it is the show desensitized the viewer to accepting that some humans deserve to be murdered. No trial, just kill 'em. Novella Carpenter is inspiring!
Kate when you talked about rice cakes it reminded me of one of my favorite breakfasts growing up๐
โrice pattiesโ *steamed rice *eggs *milk a little *vanilla
Fry up spread butter on top and a little syrup! Sooo delicious๐งก
Kate, your yard looks so foresty. How cool does it get in your neck of the woods come winter? Hope your bathroom is completed quickly, my husband just finished up our bathroom renovation, it only took 3 years! Now he will start the kids bathroom , I'm hoping it's done before they all leave home.
Oh man when you hit your knee I almost fell out of my bed laughing ๐๐๐ I hope your knees ok
Iโm sitting outside tonight and itโs 81 degrees out at 7:07 pm NorCal listening and watching your channel again๐ I just ordered two more of your books! Iโm going to have asmall library of Kates books soon๐งกโบ๏ธ
I never knew you could freeze whole tomatoes! Wow! ๐ฒ
My love to (stinky) Clyde. xoxo
I've not watched Jamerrill yet, but I do enjoy watching See Mindy Mom (she does a LOT of crockpot and pantry clean out videos), and Christine (Frugal Fit Mom). I also enjoy watching Becky from Acre Homestead.
Longtime sub here. The best part of your channel is how you teach us to live a rich life without money. I listen to your long videos doing errands or cleaning. Such practical advice and not fear mongering but more from a place of contentment. You have taught us over the years that a rich life has nothing to do with money. So grateful for you.
I use a Folgers can for my compost ๐๐
Yes indeed, you are a busy lady. What glorious books! I am so happy for Sam.
Watch out for horse manure. If the hayfield is sprayed with certain persistent herbicides it will kill your plants. It can pass through the horse and still be an issue!
Ina may gasken from the farm wrote the home birth midwifery bible called spiritual midwifery
Yes that place is called the farm I met the women(ina may gasken)the midwife. I worked with a man who took his wife when they were like 16 to the farm to have their first baby.
Good for JS, but I prefer you, less commercial. Thanks for sharing!
Every time you cook, double or triple the recipe. After a week or two, youโd have a months worth of meals in the freezer. Keep it up every time you cook something fresh.
Thank you Kate for all you do for us,for giving us some of your time. Course we could watch you every day ๐. Much love๐ and best wishes to you Bali and the boys.๐๐๐
The Only One Left is a very good book. Like most by that author, itโs a bit slow at first.
Now you have TWD Maggie / Neagan and Darrell shows to watch next. On AMC+. But take a break first. I am finished with the M/N show for now. I am thinking about watching Fear The Walking Dead next year.
To make a sliceable sandwich loaf you need bread flourโฆabout half of your total flour. Bread flour has a slightly higher amount of gluten which holds the bread together for slicing.
I love to cook. Scratch homecoming is the best.
. I've been watching Jamerrill for almost 7 years now . (She pronounces her name 'Jay-merrill'๐). She recently had a miscarriage and is utilizing the big box stores as she walks through this time of loss. When she goes to Sharp Shopper, all that food that is prepackaged etc, she distributes to her children over a 4-6 week period. In her older vlogs, she was feeding 7 people on a $150.00 MONTHLY budget. She's amazing. โค
Her childhood story is worth listening to.
Thank you. โค beautiful stuff you share. โค๏ธ
So happy for Sam. Really enjoying all these vlogs. Thank you Kate
Hi again. Long videos make for good walks. There is an old vegetarian cookbook that I absolutely love, Laurels Kitchen. There is an updated version, The New Laurels Kitchen. Very hippie, but it's such a great book.
I love Jamerrill too. But something to knowโฆshe has and has had several businesses and she has a staff, and her mother and husband help with the children while sheโs working. This is not to take away from her success but she explains how she does everything.
We had a major house fire in March… We lost everything. The house is now done. I just went and spent about half of the money that the insurance company estimated we had in food in our house.
My pantry is presently pretty stocked. When we replace our freezer, I will be filling that, and then, going back and adding to the pantry with our extra funds.
I am so excited to finally use my pantry again! I am also so excited to have a freshly redone food stock that will enable limited grocery shopping.
We have been trying to cut back on food waste at our home as well. Grocery prices are out of this world!!! Have you ever frozen coffee creamer? I never seem to get through an entire bottle before it goes bad. I was thinking of freezing it in ice cube trays and just popping a cube in my coffee when I want some.
TRY THREE RIVERS homestead for similar content as Jamerill. Jessica is more laid back with eight children, homeschooling, gardening, shopping azure etc. She does a lot more canning than Jamerill. One of her children has food allergies so she uses no butter, milk, nuts?, i canโt remember all of it. She is just a fabulous mother!
Good morning. Thanks for all the videos recently – Love them.
That looks like a great book! I'll have to look for it at the library. Right now I'm reading Letters of a Woman Homesteader by Elinore Pruitt Stewart who homesteaded in Wyoming with her young daughter after losing her husband. Her strength, independence and ingenuity blows my mind. It's so good!
The vegan prepper has an awesome video on how to make the BEST sandwich bread and she uses the bread machine. I have been using that method and we LOVE it.
Jamerrill has a lot of great info and ideas. I think just about everyone gets burnt out with what they do sometimes, I know I do. Housewife is one of the more important jobs in a family, you are the heart of the home. I am amazed at how people are able to manage it all, let alone work outside the home, when they do. Every role we play is important. I like making mixes too.
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Good Morning ๐ ๐ Just LOVING all the videos lately my friend! Thank you!
Simple Farmhouse Life is fabulous and she actually is holding "A year without the grocery store" in her hand on her latest video. I just LOVE HER. Her sourdough for beginners video is what started my sourdough journey and I never looked back to store bought again ๐
Some canning suggestions for ya too …
Acre Homestead
1870 Homestead
Good stuff… just did my first huge tomato canning project … definitely labor of love and soooo worth it ๐
Thank you for another great video ๐
We used to always freeze our maters whole too. We would cut the top/core out first- learned this was easier when not frozen. If you hold the tomatoes under hot water for a few mins the skins will slip off just like if you scalded them. I used to can garden produce but over the years moved more and more to freezing. It was just a preference. Some canned veggies were ick to me- corn, carrots were just mush. We ended up liking fresh frozen more. Knock on wood but in my area we' very never lost food to power outages. I have a small upright freezer and a kitchen side by side. Tomatoes I freeze whole about 6 in a bag works for a pot of chili or spaghetti. I run them under water, peel them, then put them in a pot frozen with a snidge of water. They melt down into tomato sauce pretty quick then I just season how I need. Tomatoes would be about the only thing I'd can now….maybe jams and jelly.
i so love the farm cookbook! i didnt know there was a new one out!! it was my mainstay cookbook in the mid 70's! thanks Kate.