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Tillykke med kværnen. Er du klar over, at efter maling af mel starter iltning/nedbrydning af melet, det harskes og i det første døgn mistes 45% af næringsstofferne, så mal kornet umiddelbart inden æltning af dejen. Mel temperaturen stiger ved formalingen, i min med 20 ° C, så jeg har kornet i fryseren natten før, så temperaturen på melet kan holdes under 35 ° C, hvor bageegenskaberne forringes, som Jørgen Ussing gjorde opmærksom på ved bagekurset. Se evt videoer på TH-cam med Sue Becker, som gennemgår fordøjelsen og betydning af fjernelse af klid, kim og næringsstoffer i forarbejdet korn, hvad det kan give af helbreds skavanker ved næringsstoffer of fiber mangler. Sigtning af melet fjerner de gode nødvendige næringsstoffer. Bag i forme og hvis du rører mel og vand sammen og lader stå til næste dej, kan du få et dejligt luftigt brød. Jeg kommer en skefuld surdej i, venter med salt smør til dagen efter. Solsikke, græskar, hørfrø mfl kan røres i sammen med mel og vand. Jeg supplerer med surdej/fordej dagen efter, så det kan hæve. Tag springet til 100% fuldkornsbrød. Ser du videoen, finder du ud af, hvorfor. Jeg har haft kværn i 15 år og spiser kun 100% fuldkorns brød. Rugbrød og lidt speltbrød. Prøv kuglehvede med 18% protein fra Aurion. Nyd din kværn. Du har nok fået lidt mere erfaring nu.

Thank you. I just ordered the Komo Pidbus Classic. I am in Canada.

fine flour can be made with it?

Thanks for the video, I'm thinking of getting one of these

Nice video. Thank you. I have had the walnut Classic on order since 3/23. Due to arrive 10/23. Can not wait. Nice to see it in action and in an actual kitchen. I have another electric mill which does a beautiful job but love the wood case.

does it grind dry spices

You are adorable! Thanks for your authenticity! ❤

I am in America; what is a severe stress diagnosis? Hugs!

Very nice video.

I was so happy to see your smiling face on a new video this morning! Cheers to your progress this year, I’m glad we’ll be able to peek back in to life across the pond from time to time! 🎉

So excited about the new job! Congratulations! (Mare D)

Glad to see you back. I enjoyed your videos in your garden and also the videos working with wheat berries. I am 70 now so I know a little about life. Your tears will make you strong. Just don't ever give up.

I really love this idea! I am working on my own business and I hope you don't mind that I borrow your wonderful idea.

Beautiful video. Take care x😍

I love the Komo mills! I have the manual mill that I love. They are a work of art.

Soak In glass of water overnight . Then plant. Had full root systems out 95 percent my seeds planted just recently. Starter containers full to the rim.

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That's really nice. I'll make sure my wife sees this too!

It's not the coop that failed; you were offered something to be a coop, that was not suitable as a coop. When you finally decide it is time to build one (possibly from plans you find), I suspect you will be successful, as you will be able to plan out ALL the pieces of the project, with no unknowns.

Those are aphids…I use Neem oil but I am not sure if you have it there. There’s also dishwasher soap with garlic…not sure of measurements, maybe Google it

Wow, that was quick!

Nice! How much power does that grain mill use? Is there a manual crank you can get for it, or does it need to be plugged in? I baked a loaf in our bread machine using some flour I ground in our grain mill, and other than being just a little more coarse, there was not a big difference.

Do you have any experience baking with freshly ground flour or would you like to try it?

I have seen a egg like that on the ground before

Might also be a duck egg?..

It looks to be the size of a robin's egg, but green instead of blue. That might give some clue to the size of the bird that laid it. Did it fall from a nest, or was it laid right where you found it? Anything squawking nearby when you poked it around?

Yay! Hello, quiet-hearted friend! So glad to subscribe to your new channel! Can't wait to Binge watch your episodes. 💖

Home to Homestead!!! How about Church to Homestead….lol…take your time and slow and steady! NEW SUBSCRIBER!

I'm just not fond of things that sting, so beekeeping is not likely in my future, even though I know bees are important. We have set out sugar water in the fall so local bees can stock up for the winter.

Do you enjoy making garden experiments?

Very nice. I like your water pump. We're just using a 55 gallon drum to catch water, but a bigger container would probably be a good idea for us.

How about any kind of beans? There are some determinate (bush) varieties that don't vine-out all over the place. You might also add cantaloupe and/or smaller varieties of watermelons. If you like pickles, there are varieties of cucumbers meant to be picked small for pickling.

After the last time an animal dug up my carrot box, I was fine with letting my wife convince me to let her have it for radishes; she likes them a lot more than I like carrots (but I do eat them). Our "garden" is a lot less organized. Sonia is growing things in tires.

Good morning! Does the old wardrobe contain any usable lumber or fittings? If so, take it apart! Can it be turned into a table by using a circular saw on the sides? Perhaps you can turn it into a cabinet somewhere for the beekeeping supplies, maybe in a corner of the outside shed. It looks like you might get more pieces by cutting up the failed chicken coop (if that was the plan). My wife likes to recycle and re-use, and you might find that works for you too. I already suggested breaking up the failed ceramics into shards to use as drainage in pots. --- Our current goal is some Spring cleaning and junk removal; we'll take a load to the recycle center on Monday. I've got old computer parts that can all go away, and my wife has lots of scrap paper she'll never use that are just clutter now. We need to set up a couple of carpenter bee traps; they're big like bumblebees, but bore damaging holes in outside wood.

Do you plan out your garden ahead of planting?

What are some of your goals for May?

When do you think we'll be able to plant the first lavender plant in the community hedge?

Would you like a video series on apartment homesteading skills?

It is looking so great! And nice to see things greening up ☺️ The medicinal plant you pointed out is “purple dead nettle” in English. Lamium purpureum

Very nice! Your children will remember a HOME, not just a HOUSE. Can you use all that wood in a wood-burning stove or fireplace? Our growing area is nowhere near as extensive, but we're beginning to plant more outside now, as I believe our last frost has also passed. One of my projects this weekend will to get the carrot box that was uprooted by an animal replanted and in a fenced area. Sonia is planting potatoes now, and said that a recent chilly night did not harm any of the tomato plants. On more general preparation, I'll be cleaning and filling our little camper's 30-gallon fresh water tank; I'm always a little less nervous when that is full, even though water is fairly easy to find here in East TN.

I loved the tour! Thank you ☺️ I think he did a great job with those boxes - it’s okay they aren’t perfect, it looks more organic. I bet once the wood ages and you have stuff growing in them you won’t even notice.

There are silver linings in EVERY dark cloud. I know that's a cliche, but it is a good one because it is true. It may just be something you learn, and are better off for it. For example, an ex-gf did me wrong in almost as many ways as you might care to imagine, but I learned about pawnshops from her, and discovered my plumbing efforts did not leak, and the circuits I wired all worked. You might discover a new way that you are crafty, or perhaps find another genre of books to enjoy, or a couple of little shops selling useful things on a street you never bothered to visit.

Perhaps the broken pieces can be used for drainage in the bottoms of pots?

Do you think we have enough dirt?

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