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Hannah is soooo precious! And she is such a content baby.
I lost my job in September and my food storage has been such a blessing. My grocery bill has gone down to under a hundred a week and we are not lacking anything.
Your blessing to me is teaching me to think outside of the box before throwing away anything.
I love your videos. You are such an amazing mother and your children are awesome how they help you out. I did the challenge and I can't believe how I was able to use up what I had in pantry. I haven't been to the store since December.
Congrts Jessica on 100k subs. Beans on toast is a common breakfast/lunch/snack here in the UK.
Jessica, first of all, congratulations 🎉 on your 100k subs, what an accomplishment. Secondly, it really bothers me that you have to endure people telling or commenting that the food you make is ugly. It is rude and Ill mannered behavior. The way I see it, you are providing healthy homemade food full of nutrients for your family so I applaud you. I was a single mother of 2 boys and although I have the skills to preserve and cook all scratch made food, I rarely had the time always working. I am a survivor of spousal abuse so I wish I had the time to give them more than what I did but now that they are adults and college educated in their own careers, Me and my 2nd husband do a lot of preserving and food prepping and they get to come by and get care bags of home canned food that they appreciate and love. You are a wonderful mother who is giving her children the best start in life and the skills they will aquire is Gold. Best of luck for the harvest and as a Hispanic, I have the best flour tortilla recipe that only calls for 3 ingredients 2 cups flour 1/2 cup lard and 1 tsp salt then you slowly add 1 and a half to 2 cups warm water until you get a soft smooth ball. Best of luck.
Well said friend
@@carlakoons7580 Totally agree
I agree with you--it IS rude to make negative remarks about Jessica's food. However, I think a lot of people are going to be finding out in the next couple of years that healthy, nutritious food IS beautiful, and home-cooking is a huge Blessing when food is expensive and/or scarce.
@@kedeglow2743 my feeling is if You Can’t Say Anything Nice then Don’t Say Anything At All……their family eats better then most because it’s always homemade and home canned not the garbage premade from fast food take outs or the chemical laden store roasted chicken etc….I agree with you and all the other positive comments
We make a turkey pot pie with drop biscuit topping from leftover turkey. My family calls it "gobbler cobbler". :) It's one of our favorite meals.
Love that!
“Gobbler cobbler” is a riot! 😂
How creative 😊.
My cuz has alpha-gal, so she can't have anything from a cow or pig(milk/cheese). She is also very sensitive to flour. Your recipes have changed her life. Sundays lunch is so much fun to see her face as we watch you. Thank you so much for sharing your life with us.
My mom had alpha gal allergy from the lone star tick bite. Couldn’t eat any mammal meats. Over 10 years now.
Wow!!! You made it!!! 100,000+ subscribers!!!! Sending CONGRATULATIONS!!! I knew u would make it!!! God Bless you and your family. Happy home church day Jessica!!!! Your Michigan Fan and Friend, Araminta
It's immensely satisfying to see a channel with quality content reach triple digit subs as it deserves. Your baby is adorable! God Bless you and your family :D
You are SO AMAZING!! I'm much older than you and have raised my kid's but I still enjoy watching your sweet family. How you accomplish so much in a day!! I hope your husband knows what a treasure he has in you. May God continue to richly bless you all. Have a great week and thank you for being so creative. You are inspiring!
The things you are teaching your children will prepare them in ways most children will never know. They are blessed.
Jessica, you don't make ugly food. You make rustic food, like the most of us do in our everyday life 🤭 And then we sometimes put in a little more effort for very special occasions. 😃Thank you for an other week of inspiration to use up what we have around the house. Have a good week, and God bless your beautiful family!
Hannah has her own fan club. She is at one of my favorite ages and developmental stages. Tracking and attentive. Glad you are all well.
Right, Hannah is my little dose of cuteness to help my baby fever 🥰🤣
For that zucchini brownie, you could also separate the eggs and whip the whites up and fold them into the rest of the ingredients to provide some lift and make it more cake-like. Maybe David could experiment with that to expand his repertoire on gluten free baking.
Your "ugly food" looks pretty tasty to me. Thanks for sharing with us.
Jessica, Thank you for challenging me in this challenge. My mindset has changed and I’m making so much more from scratch, THANK YOU!
Right I've learned so much from her!
I also cook mostly from scratch. It makes more sense knowing what
is in your food.
Same, I feel so much joy when I finish something that could have gone to waste if I didn’t challenge myself to not shop.
Once again you have made my Sunday complete. You give us so many ideas to take thru these crazy economic times. Learning to organize and think about food is inspiring so many to survive without struggling. Waste not, want not is a true process. Plus the bonus of watching your children work together is truly a blessing. And seeing John and Benjamin come into their own is heart warming. You work so hard, Jessica but are surrounded by love. Hannah is too sweet, so bright eyed and happy. You and Adam have much to be grateful for. You have found the secret of happiness. Thank you for sharing. Much love.
I forgot to mention Hannah is growing up so fast and she is absolutely beautiful. You work incredibly hard and I’m exhausted watching all you do for your family each and everyday..I grew up with 5 other siblings and both parents worked full time outside the home. When my mother came home tired after working all day and the long commute home she still made a home cooked nutritious meal for us all everyday and none of the processed packaged meals that would have been faster. At 68 years old I think back and still don’t know how she did all she did with little to no time for herself.
I’ve got to make pepper jelly, so many of the channels I watch have made it and I’m now craving it.😊
Just a suggestion for your meatloaf. My husband and I don't like adding any carbohydrate to our meatloaf either, but I have started adding almond flour and this does the same thing as regular carbohydrates do. It soaks up the juices and it keeps a meatloaf nice and moist. 👍
I use cassava flour.
I almost wish you didn't call your food ugly. Re: salmon patties and rice, it looked beautifully delicious to me. 😊
I was just wondering why not just use the salmon filets as is verses making the Pattie’s? Was it to be able to get more out of the salmon ? I am someone that it does have to be visually pleasing in order to eat something.. I think it’s great that your children eat pretty much everything or at least are willing to try something .
Salmon patties are so good!! :-)
@@kindnessmatters4068 I agree!
There is nothing wrong with ugly food !!! I think what you make looks great! I know what you mean about changing things up for large families. I never knew I could make my own baking powder !! Thanks for the tip ! We go through a ton of baking powder. We need to start our seeds soon as well. Great video ❤
Last night made sauerkraut soup, had 1 jar left and wanted to try it. I added smoked kielbasa and bacon into mine. Just found a recipe online and went from there. We only live about half hour away from wild for salmon! I have been to their store, oh the seafood. And since we are in pantry challenge I have to wait to get seafood. You are an inspiration to me, I just made bread dough while watching the video. Have a blessed week, Diane Hartley
Good morning Jessica. Today I raided my storage for ingredients for a huge pot of chili for my family. I had pressure canned ground beef in the fall before my latest cow arrived, and when the canner wasn't full, I pressure canned dried beans as well. I pulled a quart of beans, a quart of my canned tomato sauce, ground beef from the freezer, dried garlic from my spice cabinet, as well as three dried chili peppers that came from my garden last summer. Added additional spices to heat up my chili, and got it in the oven (in my cast iron dutch oven) to simmer all morning. I'm planning to cook a batch of cornbread, and I'm currently thawing cherry pie filling I stored last summer to make a pie for dessert.
This week, I raided my storage to provide most of the ingredients for spaghetti and meat sauce (that previously canned ground meat) for our cooking lesson. I had to purchase spaghetti noodles on the way to work. Due to my son's autism, spaghetti was too messy in our home, so while we do eat pasta, we typically eat other shapes that hold the sauce better. The students were thrilled with the meal we cooked, and I was happy that it didn't cost me a ton at the store.
This week I've been cleaning out the frig. I couldn't tell you the last time I washed the shelves, because my frig is typically crammed full of jars that aren't yet empty. I finished a jar of pumpkin butter yesterday, nearly finished a jar of olives, and today we are having a relish tray for lunch to use some banana rings, pickled red beets, pickles and olives that are sitting on the shelf in the cellar. I canned the beets and pepper rings in 2020, so I'm using them up as opportunities arise. I found a bag of cranberries in the crisper drawer so I added them to rice and a very small pork loin, to cook for after school meals for myself. I found it far too tart for my liking, but I wouldn't have known if they had gone straight into the trash or the freezer.
I'm enjoying the opportunity to review what is in my stores because next winter will be more challenging. My sons' father (who had been their legal guardian) died last month, and once the court approves me as their guardian, they will be living with me. We will be using far more food than I do as a single person, and I will need a larger garden, enough space to have chickens, and possible raising a pig or two to add to the freezer. This is what is on my radar for the coming garden season. I did winter sowing with my students in January (just after the Christmas break), and we are looking forward to planting our raised bed at school for use in the meals we will cook in the spring as well as the ones that may be prepared over summer camp. I know that I will use more flour at home in the next year. I purchased 50# at the Mennonite grocery last spring, and it has lasted, but we are down to about 20# in my home. While it will last through the pantry challenge, it won't last through the end of the school year, especially since cooking class is largely funded by my personal budget. I'm also down to about 15# of sugar in storage - but I have multiple pie and cobbler fillings in the freezer that need to be used, which already have the sugar and flour added. I just have to make crust and bake.
Thank you again for all your inspiration.
Your channel is such a blessing to me! Thank you for sharing how you think outside the box to feed your beautiful family.
Hi Jessica, I wait all week for a video from you. Thank you so much. You and Becky at acher homestead have gotten me back in the kitchen after 20 years of not bothering. I quit the kitchen when my children went off to college. But because of you and Becky I'm back and for the first time I started dehydrating and pressure canning. Yep at 62 I finally got a pressure canner and I've been canning everything. I started canning in December and I'm canning chicken, beef and bone broth, chicken pot pie filling, beef stew, and beans of every kind. I started with the difficult things because nothing is growing right now. I've been watching for good sales on chicken and beef and when I find one I buy as much as possible, and all I have is foodstamps! I get very little over $900.00 a month in social security and $285.00 in foodstamps, my check is taken up by my lot rent, homeowners insurance and internet. I have a very little for jars each month, and I was gifted with a Cosori dehydrator and a tiny freezer by my brother. So if I can manage to do this anyone can. I just wanted to encourage others to do what you can. Last summer I had my first garden too. It wasn't the best but I got enough food to feed myself my brother and give a few tomatoes to a couple neighbors. I was wondering if you could do some videos on dehydrating food. I know you used to dehydrate before the freeze dryer and it would be nice to see you do some videos on dehydrating, not many of us older people can afford a freeze dryer but we can dehydrate even in an oven or a empty room. Thanks so much Jessica. I'm sure I had other things to say but I can't remember what they were. Lol 😂
Hi Sherri, I'm in the same boat as you as far as Income goes. My income every month along with food stamps ect.is less than 800,00 a month. I'm thankful that I don't have to pay any rent .I live on property that one of my daughters and her husband owns. Anyhow by the time that my other Bills are paid what is left over is not too much. But I make the best of it. And am thankful for what I do have. I've been married and have had 14 Children and have 56 Grandchildren. And am a Great Grandma twice. Anyhow I thought I would say Hi. Have a great day.
Love your channel and your beautiful family ❤
Your videos are so helpful and inspiring! You have some of THE most BRILLIANT ideas! I wouldn't miss your videos for the world. Thank you for sharing your lovely family and life. May God richly bless you!
Enjoyed it! Hannah looks so cute in per pink coveralls! Hannah and David, so sweet, what a blessing for her all her brothers and sisters.
Hi Jessica 👋 love watching your videos , I'm from Melbourne Australia. We have fowler vacola jars and lids not the same as your jars . Our house is on a residential block houses next to each other near by , growing herbs, apples, plums, nectarines, peaches ,figs, , strawberries, apricots in pots. Tomatoes, blackberries in the ground. Great work on your videos .Take ❤ care.
The apple smiles are sweet! Next time I watch my granddaughters we will be making them. I always learn something new from you. Thanks!
Congratulations!
Thank you for sharing your God given talents with us. I learn something new each time. You’re a blessing as well as your beautiful family 💕🙏🏻
God bless you all abundantly!
What you say is “UGLY FOOD” is what I actually would call rustic!
People pay BIG money at restaurants for “rustic” food
Celebrate it!!🎉❤❤
It is not Ugly food, its Rustic! Love those kiddos. So sweet.
To make a large family happy & healthy with restrictions on diets is such a task. You are so intelligent and caring and creative ♡
Have you ever thought to ask your subscribers for ideas on different foods you could make the last half of February? Give them a rundown of what you have left in the pantry and see what they come up with, I think there are those who would enjoy the creative challenge...in the midst of the pantry challenge. Hannah is SOOO cute!!! I love how all the other children love on her.
Hannah is adorable! Our family has really been enjoying one of the last breakfast recipes you shared, thank you!
This video comes in perfect timing. Thanks, I really needed some pantry challenge inspiration!
Oh my…Hannah is growing so fast and gets cuter every day! My heart literally melts whenever you show the other children holding and loving on Hannah ❤
My favorite part of the video was her brother (I think little John?) holding his sister so tenderly 😍
Your biscuits were not ugly - they looked so soft and fluffy. Can you make meade without fermented honey? How about regular honey? Your videos are ALWAYS interesting and introduce new things to me every time! Using the meat juice leftovers for beans sounds like a great idea - will give it a try along with a number of others things introduced this morning - THANK YOU! I know it is hard to hold a camera and do the steps you are video-ing but it has to be triple hard to come up with the new interesting ideas and you do that so well! I appreciate the camera angles, up close pictures AND the variety and depth of content. Impressive.
Congrats on 100k! I love the bread around the meatloaf idea!
I learned that you can powder dried zucchini and use it in place of coconut flour. There is a chocolate cake recipe out there using zucchini flour that is fantastic! Just a suggestion as you were using almond flour in place of the coconut flour in your salmon cakes.
At this point, I don't even bother to buy baking powder. I just make my own. It so fresh that way and works really well. I don't use enough to buy a container without it going stale before I get it used.
Also, I loved the potato pizza casserole deal. I am going to have to try that.
you say the first half correct, it's shuh at the end of Worcestershire sauce. I live in England. not bad on your pronunciation though!
love watching your videos particularly the pantry challenge videos ☺️.
You were a blessing this morning!. I live off the grid and have been snowed in for 3 months. I ran out of baking powder last week. I'm single, so having to make yeast bread is time-consuming and makes more bread than I need. Thanks for the recipe!
I'm not telling you anything you don't already know, but your children are not only beautiful souls, but absolutely adorable kids. Hannah's cheeks are so cute!
Thank you! 😊
What an excellent tip about the apple cider vinegar while soaking the beans! I will try that for sure. YOu and your family are so beautiful!!!!
I think my grandmother put a little baking soda in the beans to help prevent gas once eaten. Apple cider ginger sounds like a better choice.
You can also use a plant called Fat Hen, or Good King Henry. I'm not sure what you call it in the States, but you have it, I have seen it growing, it's basically a weed! I think Mexicans call it epazote.
I hope that you and your family are not affected by the "train situation" in Palestine, Ohio. We all must keep a close eye on this matter and make sure for the sake of our families and friends that we prepare as best we can, and figure out what we need to do in such instances. I can only imagine this will do damage to the environment and farming/fishing in a wide area starting in Palestine. May Our Lord protect us, The Holy Spirit guide us in these days.
To use grease from meatloaf, used chopped carrots and potatoes around meatloaf, they will roast and caramelize in the meatloaf awesomeness!
Great tip!
Sweet baby girl : ) Wow Jessica. Considering what you can't eat, you certainly pull together some great meals ! Everything looked delicious and I may try the salmon patties soon. Bless you
Hanna has grown up so quick love watching you sharing your life xxxx love KathyFrom Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺
My church does a children's program once a month which includes making dinner for the kids and their parents. We sometimes make the pizza dish but using macaroni noodles instead of potatoes. .
I'm sorry, people who have an issue with "ugly" food need to get a grip.
Be careful if you have fruit chunks in your fermenting mead. It can get bubble up into the air lock and cause an explosion all over the ceiling. Advice from a friend. 😉
Good Morning Jessica!! Congrats on 100+k subscribers 🎉🎉I would like to say Thank You and Becky for teaching me so much. I now have a dehydrator a water-bath canner and I made yogurt for the first time in my instant pot. We are almost empty nesters with only 1(20) Son who is a student but I do the pantry challenge 2nd Yr.. And I'm getting more sustainable items on shelf's with my food stock and I've started meal preps😋
Love your videos Jessica. Can you please add the recipe for the chocolate zucchini bread/cake?
Hannah is one of the most beautiful babies I’ve ever seen! She’s right up there with my great granddaughter. Your older children are wonderful with her! Really enjoy the Sunday morning videos.
Love seeing how your children interact with the baby. A much loved family.
Good morning friend, hope you have a great day.
My favourite way to end my weekend, Jessica and her family then I pass out lol.
The salsa in the meatloaf was a great idea. So happy for your 100 K.
I’m always so amazed by you! Cooking one handed! Ugly food is good food I grew up with some ugly food on the table. It was delicious and yes, nutritional. I’m the middle child of 7 kids, I ❤❤❤ growing up smack dab in the middle of my clan! Ugly food rules!!
Omg Jessica…your baby..so beautiful! Her eyes just shine, her cheeks so pink and full. So precious and beautiful Gods gifts..✝️♥️✝️♥️. All your children are beautiful and growing up so tall! Your family is sweet and funny! The faces they make make me laugh! Lol….
Congratulations on surpassing 100K subscribers:)) Miss Hannah is a sunshine😍!!! What do you think about putting potato slices under the meat loaf, potatoes love the meat juices and fat, and all that flavor...
Great idea!
Your beans ingredientes made this latina mouth water yum
Hi Jessica. You were talking about adding a cheese flavour to your meals that is non dairy. Salt cured egg yolks add a cheesiness. I grate them, they look like cheese also.
I actually have some in the freezer that I need to use. Thank you for the reminder!
Thank you so much for your channel Jessica!! I have learned so much from you.
I just strained my apple cider vinegar I started in Sept from our apples and it turned out great!! It even formed 2 huge mothers! Have a great week and I hope this beautiful, sunny weather we are getting here in midwest Indiana also blesses you!
Good morning. I wanted to share another way you can use milk jugs to help in the garden. We live in Michigan, so we used milk jugs as tiny greenhouses to allow us earlier planting of tomatoes, peppers, etc . I would cut the bottoms out and place a jug over each seedling I put into the ground. I'd mound the dirt around the bottoms to keep them in place. Every morning we would take the lids off to allow sunshine and watering in, and each evening we replaced the lids to protect the plants from frost. These extended my growing season a full 4-5 weeks. Once danger of frost had passed, we removed the jugs and the plants thrived. I saved the jugs and used them year after year. My children were small at this time, plus I had an in-home daycare, so the kids always enjoyed helping with this process. I found that if I let them each have a little section of their own and choose what to plant in it, they were excited about the process in general. I love seeing your kiddos get involved in growing your food. Those skills are gifts you are giving them, Jessica. Thanks for the video. Hope you have a wonderful week.
I love your creativity in the kitchen. I often get ideas from your videos. I plan on making a black bean chocolate cake today, but I am going to try your zucchini pie next.
Thank you for sharing your food and family with us! I lovethe idea about soaking up the grease from the meatloaf with slices of bread, and then feeding it to the chickens--I'll be using that idea myself. Usually I just pour it over whatever is in the chicken bucket, but your way is much more efficient!
Hi Jessica! So funny, I had pulled out an exact jar of bbq drippings from the freezer, scraped the lard off the top for my refried beans, and added it to my 16 bean soup that I had ordered from Bread Beckers co-op. I actually got this idea from you, probably during the "Every Bit Counts" challenge last year. Thank you for all the ideas. P.S. I never get bored of the reruns as I am constantly trying to think of new ideas for dinner, breakfast, etc...
Hi Jessica, I have been mixing my own gluten-free flour from 200 grams of rice flour, 200grams of millet flour, 100g of tapioca starch and 5g of xanthan gum for a number of years. I grind millet and rice freshly with the mill. This flour is great for pastries and cakes of all kinds and my family really likes it. Maybe also a good idea if you run out of flour. Greetings from Germany. Madi
I bet that hashbrown potato pizza trick would make a delicious breakfast pizza, too!
I really enjoy the pantry challenge videos. I especially liked the way Elizabeth worked with her little brother with taping the seed containers closed. She didn’t get frustrated and take over; she guided him with getting the tape straight. Thank you for sharing. God bless. 🌹Rosie of Oz🇦🇺 & 🐶Omega the cavalier🐶
Thank you really thank you the almond butter game change in my house. I had to find alternatives for my twins found them for myself and husband, my husband who has type 2diabeties his a1c has dropped . Thank you
I live in PA & have a thyroid borne autoimmune disease w/ vitamin D deficiency. I buy lard from an Amish store. Love it for several reasons, the good fats & D but to use it in place of butter bc it’s getting very expensive.
Your meatloaf is NOT ugly. Looks delicious!! I didn't know Vitamin D in lard! Thank you so much for sharing and hosting this challenge!
Love to see your kids working together. My daughter’s school is small so that part of the week it is one class, ages 4/5 to 11/12. She’s now the oldest but has benefited all the way through from learning to work on joint projects/tasks.
Ignore the ugly food comments.
How did I make it to 64 years old and NOT know that lard contains Vitamin D??? Mind blown! Love seeing little Hannah. My middle daughter just had our second grandson 2 weeks ago and is just as precious.
I’m impressed by your “ugly food.” It isn’t ugly, it’s beautiful! I would eat at your house, for any meal, anytime! Looks healthy and delicious to me.
Hannah is so precious! As are all the children. ❤ Thank you for sharing your knowledge with others- as I witness through the comments. You are a wonderful fantastic role model. God bless!
Steak and cake for breakfast! What could be better? Certainly not the oatmeal with mushy bananas I'm having today. Blah!
You are such a blessing Jessica! I am really learning sit from you.
Hello Jessica. the apple smile s look so good ,Igo try make this you make every meal an Delisious ,Wow ilike it many greeting Hannah is an Lovely girl many greetings for the Children ,and you look so good in you face greetings Maja from the Netherlands.
So many great ideas!!! As one who loves chicken pot pie, and Hubby doesn't.... I just make a chicken pot pie dumplings 😆 🤣 The zucchini brownie sounds perfectly delicious. I'm gonna have to back through and write that one down for sure! I appreciate and enjoy watching you with your big sweet family. As a grandmother... those days went by so fast with my 2 children! It was my dream to always have the screen door slamming!!! But it just didn't happen... but I find contentment where I'm planted. You bless me.... We are blessed to be a blessing!
Yes, Baby Hannah is precious! I have read through a few comments and am surprised people are still so narrow minded about the appearance of food! The goal here is to fill bellies with nutritious food! I cannot imagine what a challenge it is to have 7 children to feed along with a nursing baby and a husband! This does not include your daily chores and homeschooling duties! You are an amazing woman and I am so thankful I found your channel! Ignore the people that are so negative and keep doing what you're doing! God has blessed you immensely! I love learning from you and I pray for you and your family during this time! I cannot imagine what you are going through with the train derailment so close to you! Be safe and be blessed! You are all in my thoughts and prayers! God bless!
I love these videos. Even though the foods you make not particularly in this video but in some other videos, I personally wouldn't enjoy, the videos still open my eyes to these foods. Your menu and my menu look very different, even though the way we buy make and store food are so very different, through these videos I get to learn about these methods!
I so enjoy watching your gentle videos Jessica. I was feeling a bit under the weather when I came to bed and your video was just what I needed. As always I am so impressed with your har work and how the children enjoy being part of everything that is going on. Little Hannah is so engaged and I'm sure the positive interaction with the other children is a big part of that. I find it very sad people feel they have to comment on your food being "ugly". It is a sign of how our societies get caught up in the cosmetic value of things. You clearly put a great deal of love and thought into what you feed the children, taking allergies into account too and the way they enthusiastically eat up what they are given proves you are doing it right. Blessings to you and your family 💚
I made these rolls today and they are amazing!!! I have been searching for a yeast roll that doesn't take 2-3 hours to make. Thank you for sharing. You are an amazing mom.
Love seeing your son give thanks .
The salmon patties look great! Thank for this video, and the little one is growing so fast 💕 you're doing a wonderful job!
Oh Ms. Jessica, thank you so much for sharing these gluten free recipes. They looked yummy and I'm going to have to try them. And also the jug greenhouses, I'm going to be doing some of those here at my rental house. I can't do a garden like some can, but I'm going to have a few totes to plant into. Thank you again for sharing your beautiful family and videos with us all. God's blessing over you sister.
Thank you for sharing again. While I don't have your pantry I have used the challenge to use what I do have in my pantry and have kept the weekly grocery budget to a minimum. I splurged a little this week for some extras but not by much.
I'm going to winter sow a couple things this week. I tried it for the first time last year with mixed results.
Have a blessed week!
Love those apple smileys!!
Its such a joy seeing little Miss Hannah, she is growing so fast and such a healthy baby. Although I failed with the challenge it still has kept me going through my freezers, finding food tucked away that I didn't know was in there and making meals from it as you inspire me to do that. Today I had a little less than a half bag of red potatoes that we haven't gotten to so I took them out, cleaned them and just made a huge batch of mashed potatoes to go with later meals. I will freeze it once it cools down in to smaller servings and we will get several meals out of it. I loved the apple pie slices at the beginning of the video. I have bookmarked this video to go back and write that recipe down as it's very hard after a couple weeks to remember which video you had what recipe in. I did find online a recipe for the Chia pudding, mine did not swell up like hers did but it was really good as a sweet drink. I only had powdered milk to work with so that may be the problem??? She made 4 different puddings one of which was chocolate pudding using Cocoa powder Cinnamon and maple syrup along with unsweetened almond milk ( which is what I didn't have) she said you could use other milks so when I get back to the store I'll get that but using what I have right now is key. I also found a recipe for Avocado milkshakes which I look forward to trying. I am diabetic so I have to watch the carbs and sugars. Thanks so much for sharing again this week. I plan to start my "greenhouse" this week too. We did just order a small seed starter kit for in the house since we don't have access to a good sun area at the moment or a wood stove. This will be for our tomatoes and peppers, the rest will go out on the porch. Anna In Ohio
I can’t grow rosemary to save my life! I’m pretty sure it’s a curse. I’m going to try in jugs. Thanks for the idea.
I don’t think your food is ugly. It looks good imo.
You are such a blessing to me. You inspire me and I could only hope to be half the amazing woman you are! And that baby is still so stinking adorable! I know I say it every time but it’s true, lol.
Not only are your children and husband blessed with you in their lives and your teachings but all , including me, are blessed because you include us too ❤️ God bless you & yours
Congratulations 🎉🎉
You deserved it!!! You worked hard to get here! Hannah gets more beautiful, she’s so alert❤
We often use cooked rice in place of bread crumbs in our meat loaf. Thank you for sharing!
Hi! Do you put the meatloaf right on top of cooked rice? Or on the sides like Jessica did with bread? (I looove meatloaf but the amount of grease is staggering!)
@@devushkab06 we put the rice IN the meatloaf as an extender, like you would breadcrumbs. ( Something like porcupine meatballs) you might still want to raise the meatloaf or use the bread trick here. I just pour off the grease immediately, so it's not reabsorbed.
@@shervin6711 haha somehow that didnt occur to me;)) it is how I make my meatballs sometimes;))
@@devushkab06 😂😂😂
Sundays are my favorite because I look forward to this video. I am in awe of your family and so happy you share with us. Love!
I make two smaller meatloaf, takes less cooking time. We also make leftover meatloaf grilled cheese sandwiches the next day.
I'm just saying that I love you guys and not in a creepy way. Hannah is sooooo cute. I look forward to Sunday mornings to see you and your lovely family.