Homemaking: Grass Fed Homemade Butter, Vintage Cookbooks, Gardening & Breakfast Muffins
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
- It has been a busy season here on our farm! We have been raising 56 meat chickens that will be ready for processing in the coming weeks- Dave has caught two new swarms of bees (yay) and we added a Tamworth Boar to our family.
We are busy most days outside- but I still love to get in the kitchen and whip some things together.
We went thrifting at a Goodwill a couple weekends ago and I scored a beautiful vintage cookbook with over 2,000 amazing recipes inside! The best part- I only paid a dollar for it haha.
I hope you enjoy these lovely recipes that have passed down from generations (those are my most favorite recipes to find) when the cookbook has the name and where the person came from who submitted to recipe. They are such treasures.
It's been nice catching up- I hope y'all enjoy the video, let me know if you make the recipes- how your gardens are doing and what projects y'all are working on!
I'm so glad I found your channel!! I will have to catch up on all your videos. I am in Kentucky too. I have been wanting to try butter making, it looks simple enough. You have inspired me to try it. Do you add anything to your buttermilk to thicken it??
Awh that is so wonderful! 💗 I’m happy you’re here!!! I’ve just started making butter and to me it’s pretty simple/a little messy but I’m okay with that haha. I haven’t added anything to my buttermilk but I def need to look into that! It’s not as thick as store bought for sure! Let me know how your butter making goes 😊
Hi, I love my kitchen aid, but making butter in it is messy. Even if I use the shield, it splatters. You may want to try a food processor or blender.
It’s my first time on your channel and I’m enjoying it so far.
Thanks so much for the advice! It is really messy- I don’t have a shield for my kitchen aid mixer 🫣 but I usually use a cloth to cover it (which helps a little). I haven’t tried the food processor so I may need to give that a go 💗😊