What a great memory for kids to have, salt dough ornaments. Neat savory crepe recipe. Almost hungarian like recipe...Hortobágyi Palacsinta soda water thin pancakes with stew meat tomatoes paprika onions, with sour cream and creamy tomato paprika meat broth sauce
Can you only imagine your life without all of these kids.....NOOOOO!!!!!!! I love how you just take everything in stride and go with it!!!! $10 a gal for milk, oh, my goodness. I'm surprised y'all get by with as few cows that you have!!!!! lol Love watching your videos. The tree is gorgeous and decorated with the BEST handmade ornaments ever!!!!! Thank you for sharing your sweet family with us!!!!!
And oh, We LOVE watching Little Mountain Ranch!!!! Sooooo inspriring and we can deram away to the day when we can move out to the forest and off grid. OR move to Canada 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Lovely to see a family tree decorated with love. Your attitude reminds me, at least in my home, that the mama and her love really makes the path for how the family treats each other.
I love seeing other families’ Christmas traditions. We have a number of traditions too. When my kids left home I gave them all of their ornaments for their own tree. We decided to let the grandkids pick a theme/color combo each year in descending age. It has been very interesting and though expensive initially, now we have most colors imaginable and have even spray painted ornaments as needed. So many combos I could not list them all. The grands are adults now too but we have a great granddaughter to add to the lineup.
This is the first year that my now two and a half year old can properly participate in Christmas crafts and salt dough ornaments are definitely on our list. I think the thumbs might be too small to make the jam well in the cookies but she might enjoy rolling them and spooning the jam.
Your child''s picture is marvelous! Good job! Love the ornaments...Good job Family! Tree looks wonderful. I had the same problem with my loaves of bread until I decided to start using my digital scale...I bake 10 at a time and sell so its worth dirtying the scale. Yes, milk is pricey...When I was young and grew up on the dairy farm, I would drink 1/2 gallon a day my self...then when I started buying on my own my consumption went way down. Now with making yogurt and what not I am wishing I had a milk cow - not to mention the stuff they are adding to cream and other dairy. Good video!
As someone that doesn't have kids, I tend to be critical of those that do and how they raise them, or more specifically how they expect them to be small adults. You and your parenting fill my heart with joy! You actually let your kids be kids; you encourage their creativity and self expression and I am in awe. Thank you for being such a lovely example of what mindful parenting looks like and thank you for sharing that aspect of your daily life! I know the internet can be a dark place to do so and I find it both brave and inspiring to watch you do it.
In Germany we call these cookies Husarenkrapfen (Hussar's doughnuts). I always made a recipe where I bake the dough and fill the jam afterwards and let thats dry for two days. My has a icing too. It's always a hit. Crepés.. I love them! In my family we do them savory all the time. Our dough is without butter or salt, just flour, eggs and milk and we fill it with potato salad. I know it sounds weird but it's so good. This comes from my great grandparents who had 12 children all married and they all had at least 3 kids. they used to meet at my greatgrandparents house every Wednesday and my great grandparents didn't have much. but they always had everything for crepés and potato salad. We do ours (salad) this with vinegar and oil. All my Dad cousins still eat it that way and their kids too. If there are leftover crepés we roll them up and cut them in thin stripes. We call that Flädle and its eaten with broth. Like but some in a bowl add broth and enjoy. It's one of my favorite soups ever!
The cookies with jam were always known as Thumbprint Cookies in our house. I love that you have the Radio Cookie story to pass down and remember in your family. I've shared it more than once myself. My girlfriend commented that there is probably more than one Radio Cookie for the same reason from days where that is how things were shared more. She hopes people from 2 of those families meet some day.
In our house too, 71 and making them every year since small child. My Mama 99 taught me. We called them Jam thumbprints. Through the years hav done apricot, strawberry, raspberries, etc. Love them. I think Radio cookies is a great fun name. Great family tradition. Hugs from N.C..❤️
I love the tree. We did Our tree like this all my life, the kids decorate the tree that is what Christmas is for the kids, and Most of all The Birth of Jesus Nothing else matters what you get or how much you get don't count LOL have a wonderful holiday season
Theres a trick to get the cow to let down the milk. You bring the calf out and tie it right by the utters and then start milking. She thinks it’s her calf and will let down her milk. THIS WILL WORK! ❤
Lovely tree. It's so nice to have homemade ornaments. My grandmother gave me ornaments she made many years ago and a few years ago I gave those to my son and his family so they can enjoy them. It's great to pass them along.
In Germany we call the cookies Husarenhütchen, which translates to Hussar's Hat. Our recipe is the same, but we add rolled oats, which makes them a little more course. I think Husarenhütchen cookies originated in Austria. In any case, Hussars were Napoleonic Prussian soldiers, some of which wore red felt in their hats.
Your Christmas tree is beautiful. Your kiddies did an excellent job on the dough decorations. I'm definitely going to make your radio cookies. They look so yummy. We live in Ontario, but my husband is originally from the east coast (New Brunswick). I've got a cook book that was put together from a few ladies down there and a lot of them are very much like your radio cookies. Course my husband was raised with cookies like yours, so I'm sure he'll really like them. Thanks for the GREAT video! Take care! ☃🎄
In Austria, where it is custom to bake a big variety of Christmass cookies (weihnachtskekse) they are called Husarenkrapfen but also Engelsaugen (angel eyes). But I think the name Radio- cookies is unique.
ah, my fave fillings for crepes are tomato/mozz/basil with a little olive oil (messy but so good!) or tuna salad, preferably with a bit of cucumber in it. both of these are super summery and not appropriate for this time of year, but ideas for the future are always nice!
I loved seeing the tree come to life! I’m actually making homemade ornaments this year to give as gifts! It’s nice to know so many others find them super sentimental too. ❤
What a beautiful tree. I love handmade ornaments on a tree no 2 are the same and each is a memory of something or someone. We decorate our tree from ornaments that we collected on our travels or that I collected when I was in the Air Force.
My mom called them gum drop cookies, she was french.. my aunt called them thumb print cookies she was married to an Italian at that time. Same exact cookie!
Radio Cookies the name is great it comes with history a recipe that is treasured. I love you save decorations for your older children to put on the tree, everyone has hands in decorating Christmas Tree an important family tradition and makes memories. Enjoyed todays video❤️🙏🏻
Oh cool. Those "radio cookies" are called Hallongrottor (translated to eng: Hallon = Raspberries and Grottor = cave) ☺here in Sweden. :) Its the best and yummiest cookies ever! Me and my kids love them!
What a delightful video to watch. Thank you for taking us along on your eventful day. Your Xmas tree is beautiful. A pine tree smells so good but in my experience it does dry out faster than the other trees and drops needles. Get that cow to work...Looking forward to your next video. Again thanks.
We had "radio cookies" #1 & #2, "radio cake", "radio pie", and "radio muffins", we missed the name on all of them, and there was a "radio bread", but nobody knows what happened to the recipe card. There used to be weekly radio recipes around here, most were prize winners, but not anymore, even though many have asked for a return of them.
I love pine trees to especially the pine cones still attached :) The first one we ever had many years ago had a little birds nest in it. My husband gave me several boxes with little notes hinting things and finally I figured out to look in the birds nest and he had bought me beautiful ear rings. Very fond memory of that tree. Oh wow with the parchment paper trick! My gosh the crepes look divine. And that is lunch? Tree is truly beautiful. hugs
We call them Thumbprint cookies. I calf share with my milk cow and what works for me is to massage her bag before I start milking. But all cows are different good luck. God bless and Merry Christmas
Radio Cookie is a thing in Sweden called "radio kaka", (you melt a chocolate mixture and mix it with layers of biscuits and let it cool in the fridge ) The other we call "hallon grotta" which translates to "Raspberry caves" 😂 tasty though!
My mom made a variation of this cookie. I believe she used white sugar and she rolled them in very finely chopped walnuts before putting her thumbprint in. She call them Thimble cookies. Your tree is beautiful.
My mom and I make these. We call them thumbprints. We make the dough, cover in egg whites and then roll in chopped walnuts. Press your thumb in the center and bake them. Then I fill them with icing but we do a version with jam too!
@@LittleMountainRanch another idea is to roll them in crushed flaked cereal so corn flakes is what my mom used to use because it was less sweet and what she used to do was overextend her thumbprint and didn’t fill with jam until after they came out of the oven! That way no sticking overflow and the jam still bakes a little as the cookies cool. We called them Jammies or thumbprint cookies. I happen to be in touch with the radio personality that was on the radio when I was growing up in the early 70’s he was the morning show person Rusty Draper in Southern Ontario, Canada and at the end of his show every morning he said the same thing as a special message to his wife and if you ask anyone older then me (my parents generation)they can remember what it was. It’s the funniest thing that everyone remembers. He said “put the kettle on honey. I’m coming home” He wrote a book in his later years his memoirs and he says he wrote it for his grandkids so they would know all about him. To his surprise a lot of us that grew up listening to him are enjoying the read too! 🥰❤️🇨🇦🙏🏻
A beautiful tree, I would love to be able to go get a tree in the snow. The little one painting was beautiful, and so were the homemade ornaments. I could almost smell the bread with a lot of butter yum. I could watch your videos all day.
Love the radio cookie story. In our house we call Empire cookies Honeymoon Cookies and always have. My Grandma made them for my parents to take on their honeymoon trip and that's all I've ever known them as for over 60 yrs!
I wish I’d have grown up in such a wonderful family unit! Do you bake the ornaments you made at all or do they just dry? Such happy happy memories. I will have to try your recipes, even though it’s just my husband and I now… Thank you for sharing how a more “functional” family does things; especially does them together. God Bless
In Belgium, at Aldi's, it's 1,39 euro (1 euro is about 1 US dollar I think) for 1 liter organic whole milk, and 1,29 euro for organic half whole milk. That's really a big difference. And that is after prices going up.
Just came here to say. That I made your Best Chocolate cake recipe last week for my sons bday. It IS the BEST chocolate cake ever! I reduced the amount of sugar by about a couple of tablespoons. Omg! Thank you
I know them as thumbprint cookies, and all the channels that I've watched that make these have said the same so you're making thumbprint cookies. It's a sweet name radio cookies
Those are my oldest Granddaughters favorite cookie we call them Thumbprint cookies and can use any jam you want in them. Thank you going to try her recipe
I love the name of your cookies, I think it is a very special name for them! A well loved recipe and the family tradition is so heart warming. The painting, decorations and tree all made for a very sweet, and beautiful video. Thank you for sharing and God bless
The tree is lovely. And, what fun to simply go out in the woods and cut one down and take it home. I’m from North Carolina, and going out in the woods and getting a tree was the only way to get one back then. The cookies and bread looked marvelous!! Blessings always!! ♥️🙏🏼♥️
What a great memory for kids to have, salt dough ornaments.
Neat savory crepe recipe. Almost hungarian like recipe...Hortobágyi Palacsinta
soda water thin pancakes with stew meat tomatoes paprika onions, with sour cream and creamy tomato paprika meat broth sauce
Can you only imagine your life without all of these kids.....NOOOOO!!!!!!! I love how you just take everything in stride and go with it!!!! $10 a gal for milk, oh, my goodness. I'm surprised y'all get by with as few cows that you have!!!!! lol Love watching your videos. The tree is gorgeous and decorated with the BEST handmade ornaments ever!!!!! Thank you for sharing your sweet
family with us!!!!!
I have 4 grown kids so I can kind of imagine it, but it does make me sad to think about. These are the best days.
And oh, We LOVE watching Little Mountain Ranch!!!! Sooooo inspriring and we can deram away to the day when we can move out to the forest and off grid. OR move to Canada 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Lovely to see a family tree decorated with love. Your attitude reminds me, at least in my home, that the mama and her love really makes the path for how the family treats each other.
I love seeing other families’ Christmas traditions. We have a number of traditions too. When my kids left home I gave them all of their ornaments for their own tree. We decided to let the grandkids pick a theme/color combo each year in descending age. It has been very interesting and though expensive initially, now we have most colors imaginable and have even spray painted ornaments as needed. So many combos I could not list them all. The grands are adults now too but we have a great granddaughter to add to the lineup.
Those are THE BEST COOKIES! OH MY GOODNESS ❤️
Oh, what a gorgeous Christmas tree!!! Colored lights are my favorite. Loved seeing the ornaments too!!
This is the first year that my now two and a half year old can properly participate in Christmas crafts and salt dough ornaments are definitely on our list. I think the thumbs might be too small to make the jam well in the cookies but she might enjoy rolling them and spooning the jam.
Your child''s picture is marvelous! Good job! Love the ornaments...Good job Family! Tree looks wonderful. I had the same problem with my loaves of bread until I decided to start using my digital scale...I bake 10 at a time and sell so its worth dirtying the scale. Yes, milk is pricey...When I was young and grew up on the dairy farm, I would drink 1/2 gallon a day my self...then when I started buying on my own my consumption went way down. Now with making yogurt and what not I am wishing I had a milk cow - not to mention the stuff they are adding to cream and other dairy. Good video!
As someone that doesn't have kids, I tend to be critical of those that do and how they raise them, or more specifically how they expect them to be small adults. You and your parenting fill my heart with joy! You actually let your kids be kids; you encourage their creativity and self expression and I am in awe. Thank you for being such a lovely example of what mindful parenting looks like and thank you for sharing that aspect of your daily life! I know the internet can be a dark place to do so and I find it both brave and inspiring to watch you do it.
I love cookies and Christmas tree 🌲 🥰💕🎶
Love your tree! We still put all the homemade ornaments the kids did on out tree every year. So many memories!
Your amazing with all your juggling. Thanks for sharing you homestead traditions and recipes.
In Germany we call these cookies Husarenkrapfen (Hussar's doughnuts). I always made a recipe where I bake the dough and fill the jam afterwards and let thats dry for two days. My has a icing too. It's always a hit.
Crepés.. I love them! In my family we do them savory all the time. Our dough is without butter or salt, just flour, eggs and milk and we fill it with potato salad. I know it sounds weird but it's so good. This comes from my great grandparents who had 12 children all married and they all had at least 3 kids. they used to meet at my greatgrandparents house every Wednesday and my great grandparents didn't have much. but they always had everything for crepés and potato salad. We do ours (salad) this with vinegar and oil. All my Dad cousins still eat it that way and their kids too. If there are leftover crepés we roll them up and cut them in thin stripes. We call that Flädle and its eaten with broth. Like but some in a bowl add broth and enjoy. It's one of my favorite soups ever!
I love this so much!❤️
The cookies with jam were always known as Thumbprint Cookies in our house.
I love that you have the Radio Cookie story to pass down and remember in your family. I've shared it more than once myself. My girlfriend commented that there is probably more than one Radio Cookie for the same reason from days where that is how things were shared more. She hopes people from 2 of those families meet some day.
In our house too, 71 and making them every year since small child. My Mama 99 taught me. We called them Jam thumbprints. Through the years hav done apricot, strawberry, raspberries, etc. Love them. I think Radio cookies is a great fun name. Great family tradition. Hugs from N.C..❤️
Your tree is lovely 🎄⛄🦌
Beautiful tree. So many memories.
what a beautiful tree
Jam drops 🎉all time favourite
A head of time say Mercy Christmas!
Thank you very much.
I love the tree. We did Our tree like this all my life, the kids decorate the tree that is what Christmas is for the kids, and Most of all The Birth of Jesus Nothing else matters what you get or how much you get don't count LOL have a wonderful holiday season
Beautiful! Love the background music 🎼🎶🎵🎶
Thank you! This was a warm Christmas hug of a video!
You are the best multi tasker I have ever seen! Love your videos and learn so much from them…Thanks for sharing
Theres a trick to get the cow to let down the milk. You bring the calf out and tie it right by the utters and then start milking. She thinks it’s her calf and will let down her milk. THIS WILL WORK! ❤
That only works when their small enough to get back off, this calf is huge and I’d never get her back out! Lol
Yep. Works every time😁
My grandmother, mother and myself always made these biscuits, we call them jam drops…. Love your Christmas Tree
Thanks for sharing the milk saga. That's fascinating (for us; frustrating for you!). Lovely picture - very upbeat and happy.
The painting is amazing! You have a serious artist in the family.
She loves to paint and has a real vision for the idea she’s trying to get across.
God bless you and your family
For savoury crepes, pour a mixture of eggs, sour cream a bit of milk if needed and shredded gouda over the crepes.... it is soooo very good.
These cookies look like what we used to call thumb print jam cookies.
Lovely tree. It's so nice to have homemade ornaments. My grandmother gave me ornaments she made many years ago and a few years ago I gave those to my son and his family so they can enjoy them. It's great to pass them along.
Wonderful video! all the recipes sound & look so yummy! I like that the children were making ornaments. Thank you for sharing~!
In Germany we call the cookies Husarenhütchen, which translates to Hussar's Hat. Our recipe is the same, but we add rolled oats, which makes them a little more course. I think Husarenhütchen cookies originated in Austria. In any case, Hussars were Napoleonic Prussian soldiers, some of which wore red felt in their hats.
Beautiful tree.
Your Christmas Tree is beautiful..Thank you for sharing your recipes with us.. 🎄❤️🎄
Your Christmas tree is beautiful. Your kiddies did an excellent job on the dough decorations. I'm definitely going to make your radio cookies. They look so yummy. We live in Ontario, but my husband is originally from the east coast (New Brunswick). I've got a cook book that was put together from a few ladies down there and a lot of them are very much like your radio cookies. Course my husband was raised with cookies like yours, so I'm sure he'll really like them. Thanks for the GREAT video! Take care! ☃🎄
I’ve missed you all
The cookies are called Engelsaugen (Angels Eyes) in the german part of Europe.
Food looks really yummy and the tree is beautiful.
we call these thumbprint cookies. They are delicious rolled in chopped nuts also. Or you can make 'bird's nests" by rolling in coconut
In Austria, where it is custom to bake a big variety of Christmass cookies (weihnachtskekse) they are called Husarenkrapfen but also Engelsaugen (angel eyes). But I think the name Radio- cookies is unique.
Love your video recipes look amazing. Love the tree and the children so involved. Merry Christmas
Very festive. Really lovely. Thank you for sharing.
YES I enjoyed it very much - thanks!
ah, my fave fillings for crepes are tomato/mozz/basil with a little olive oil (messy but so good!) or tuna salad, preferably with a bit of cucumber in it. both of these are super summery and not appropriate for this time of year, but ideas for the future are always nice!
I loved seeing the tree come to life! I’m actually making homemade ornaments this year to give as gifts! It’s nice to know so many others find them super sentimental too. ❤
What a beautiful tree. I love handmade ornaments on a tree no 2 are the same and each is a memory of something or someone. We decorate our tree from ornaments that we collected on our travels or that I collected when I was in the Air Force.
My mom called them gum drop cookies, she was french.. my aunt called them thumb print cookies she was married to an Italian at that time. Same exact cookie!
Jam drops at my home
Same Cookies exist also in Austria, we call them “Husarenkrapferl”😂
Just found you this summer. A city girl from London ON. Just love everything about you and your family. Happy Holidays.
I have never seen crepes filled that way before. Interesting. I am sure very tasty. Ours is filled with Nutella and fresh fruit for breakfast.
Radio Cookies the name is great it comes with history a recipe that is treasured. I love you save decorations for your older children to put on the tree, everyone has hands in decorating Christmas Tree an important family tradition and makes memories. Enjoyed todays video❤️🙏🏻
Oh cool. Those "radio cookies" are called Hallongrottor (translated to eng: Hallon = Raspberries and Grottor = cave) ☺here in Sweden. :) Its the best and yummiest cookies ever! Me and my kids love them!
We in my family know them as “ Thumbprint Cookies”♥️❣️
Those cookies are called Jam Drops in australia Always been a family favourite and a very old receipe. Both my grandmothers made them xxx
Wonderful video. Christmas is my favorite time of the year.
A feast for the eyes! I love your tree and the story of the radio cookies.
Great job on the tree and ornaments
My Nanna and Mom made these and always called them thimble cookies. Very yummy cookies
What a delightful video to watch. Thank you for taking us along on your eventful day. Your Xmas tree is beautiful. A pine tree smells so good but in my experience it does dry out faster than the other trees and drops needles. Get that cow to work...Looking forward to your next video. Again thanks.
these are called thumbprint cookies. They are a very traditional Christmas cookie from a long time ago.
Glad you used the idea re the Parchment paper!
Thank you if that was you who suggested it.
We had "radio cookies" #1 & #2, "radio cake", "radio pie", and "radio muffins", we missed the name on all of them, and there was a "radio bread", but nobody knows what happened to the recipe card.
There used to be weekly radio recipes around here, most were prize winners, but not anymore, even though many have asked for a return of them.
I love pine trees to especially the pine cones still attached :) The first one we ever had many years ago had a little birds nest in it. My husband gave me several boxes with little notes hinting things and finally I figured out to look in the birds nest and he had bought me beautiful ear rings. Very fond memory of that tree. Oh wow with the parchment paper trick! My gosh the crepes look divine. And that is lunch? Tree is truly beautiful. hugs
We call them Thumbprint cookies. I calf share with my milk cow and what works for me is to massage her bag before I start milking. But all cows are different good luck. God bless and Merry Christmas
I love watching your show. The tree looks fantastic. In Australia, we call the cookies you are making Jam Drops.
Radio Cookie is a thing in Sweden called "radio kaka", (you melt a chocolate mixture and mix it with layers of biscuits and let it cool in the fridge ) The other we call "hallon grotta" which translates to "Raspberry caves" 😂 tasty though!
My mom made a variation of this cookie. I believe she used white sugar and she rolled them in very finely chopped walnuts before putting her thumbprint in. She call them Thimble cookies. Your tree is beautiful.
I love the idea of rolling them in nuts!
My mom and I make these. We call them thumbprints. We make the dough, cover in egg whites and then roll in chopped walnuts. Press your thumb in the center and bake them. Then I fill them with icing but we do a version with jam too!
@@LittleMountainRanch another idea is to roll them in crushed flaked cereal so corn flakes is what my mom used to use because it was less sweet and what she used to do was overextend her thumbprint and didn’t fill with jam until after they came out of the oven! That way no sticking overflow and the jam still bakes a little as the cookies cool. We called them Jammies or thumbprint cookies. I happen to be in touch with the radio personality that was on the radio when I was growing up in the early 70’s he was the morning show person Rusty Draper in Southern Ontario, Canada and at the end of his show every morning he said the same thing as a special message to his wife and if you ask anyone older then me (my parents generation)they can remember what it was. It’s the funniest thing that everyone remembers. He said “put the kettle on honey. I’m coming home” He wrote a book in his later years his memoirs and he says he wrote it for his grandkids so they would know all about him. To his surprise a lot of us that grew up listening to him are enjoying the read too! 🥰❤️🇨🇦🙏🏻
In Sweden those radio cookies are named raspberry caves. In Swedish “Hallon grottor”
So lovely.
Your tree is so unique so pretty I've always wanted to try making crepes. They look easy. Thank you for sharing.
My husband and I love watching your videos. Your family is so precious.
Yes it does bread too.
A beautiful tree, I would love to be able to go get a tree in the snow. The little one painting was beautiful, and so were the homemade ornaments. I could almost smell the bread with a lot of butter yum. I could watch your videos all day.
Thank you so much!
Love the radio cookie story. In our house we call Empire cookies Honeymoon Cookies and always have. My Grandma made them for my parents to take on their honeymoon trip and that's all I've ever known them as for over 60 yrs!
I love that!
Hey, I really love the painting.. great job … keep it up
If you blend or powder up the salt you will get a much smoother dough.
I wish I’d have grown up in such a wonderful family unit! Do you bake the ornaments you made at all or do they just dry? Such happy happy memories.
I will have to try your recipes, even though it’s just my husband and I now…
Thank you for sharing how a more “functional” family does things; especially does them together.
God Bless
We call them melting moments and add crushed walnuts
In Belgium, at Aldi's, it's 1,39 euro (1 euro is about 1 US dollar I think) for 1 liter organic whole milk, and 1,29 euro for organic half whole milk. That's really a big difference. And that is after prices going up.
I haven't made crepes in years but I'm inspired seeing yours. Thanks!
Just came here to say. That I made your Best Chocolate cake recipe last week for my sons bday. It IS the BEST chocolate cake ever! I reduced the amount of sugar by about a couple of tablespoons. Omg! Thank you
That’s so awesome!! Thanks for letting me know.
That BREAD… I need the recipe!!! ✨
Love all the homemade ornaments. Hope you all had a very Merry Christmas and the happiest of New year's
I know them as thumbprint cookies, and all the channels that I've watched that make these have said the same so you're making thumbprint cookies. It's a sweet name radio cookies
Those are my oldest Granddaughters favorite cookie we call them Thumbprint cookies and can use any jam you want in them. Thank you going to try her recipe
I completely enjoyed this video! Plan to make the Radio cookies tomorrow. You are amazing to watch. Thank you!💙
I love that your tree is so full of home made ornaments. Each one holds precious memories. God bless you and your beautiful family.
I have had those cookies filled with apricot jam. Delicious!!
In Australia we call those bickies jam drops.
I love the name of your cookies, I think it is a very special name for them! A well loved recipe and the family tradition is so heart warming. The painting, decorations and tree all made for a very sweet, and beautiful video. Thank you for sharing and God bless
Love your kids ornaments and her painting! Amazing! ❤ The tree looks great!
I absolutely love all the homemade decorations for your Christmas tree, so creative and beautiful!
The tree is lovely. And, what fun to simply go out in the woods and cut one down and take it home. I’m from North Carolina, and going out in the woods and getting a tree was the only way to get one back then. The cookies and bread looked marvelous!! Blessings always!! ♥️🙏🏼♥️
The crackling sounds Martha makes is so beautiful
Love your videos.
Beautiful painting! Thanks for sharing it with us!
Yes beautiful picture!
In Australia your radio cookies are called 'Jam Drops' 😊
In Germany the cookies are 'Angels Eyes'