Things to consider before & during thrifting, chick deviled egg
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มี.ค. 2024
- I admit, this one might be a little long winded with chit chat, but I wanted share some things I have learned about thrifting and consignment shopping, but first I'm going to share the deviled egg chick recipe I shared a photo of last week and also answer questions about the Sugarwood 1790 Vanilla Extract. ©
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00:01 Intro
00:46 Cleaning up the kitchen
01:09 Making Easter Chick Deviled Eggs
03:40 Answering Questions about the Sugarwood 1790 Vanilla
19:01 What to do and look for before and during thrift shopping
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I've got a small spiral notebook that my Grandmother was given for a wedding present. Its pages are filled with recipes from her older families and friends. Mind you, some of these ladies were daughters of Confederate Veterans! My favorite is one for Pecan pie. It calls for a "nickles worth" of pecans. To me, it's a priceless family treasure!
I love that! That is a family treasure for sure!!!!!
You should frame it for your kitchen.
Linda, I’m 73, live alone, and have my own recipes. I rarely cook anymore, as it’s hard for one person. I do really enjoy following your home renovation and decorating.
Hi Sherry . .. I'm just wanting to share with you what a lady that was 91 shared with me years ago...she said cook for yourself if it is too much all the better you'll have leftovers and or freeze portions for days you don't feel like cooking. I've never forgotten that advice and I've always done it even when the family was still home. She made home made noodles they were so good..she taught me to make them too .hope this is an encouragement .❤
Corn chowder and Fresh apple cake ❤ but all the recipes sound delicious. Thank you for a lovely Sunday morning video.
Love the 🐣!!!!!
Corn chowder , apple cake 😋
MISS LINDA❤
I bought your Vanilla for a House warming gift I am so excited to give it to my girlfriend !
I know she will be making her husband some amazing bunch if cookies I am also going to give her your bourbon cookie recipe !!!
THANK YOU THE BOTTLE AND LABEL THE WHOLE PACKAGING IS BEAUTIFUL !!❤
LOVE THAT YOU SEND IT WITH A VELVET BAG CLASSY!!
MAY YOU BE BLESSED ABUNDANTLY!
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I’m so glad you like it! The velvet bag was the owner of the company’s idea. I love it too!!!
Good morning Linda , what a pleasure to wake up and find a new YT video from you! It is going to be cold & rainy here in Michigan today, so what better way to spend the day….a cup of coffee, wrapped in my favorite quilt, enjoying your delightful channel. Thank you for all that you share with us. Have a lovely day !
The apple cake sounds delicious, and the corn chowder would be a close second. Thank you for all that you do to bring such wonderful content to all of us "kindred spirits"!
My family loves apple anything, so the apple cake recipe would be awesome!
The stovetop bread pudding sounds great, strawberry pie second
Thank you! I will write that down!
I was so excited to see a bonus video. Enjoy the day.
Hope you enjoyed it! It is taking place of a Sunday video this week
I have a recipe that has a shallot sautéed in butter and cooled. Then I add it to the mashed egg yolk with mayonnaise, sour cream, salt and cayenne pepper. After piping the filling into the white part of the egg I use finely chopped chives and grated lemon zest on top. Colorful and delish.
That sounds delicious!
I've been making my own vanilla for many years, and it's become a cherished tradition, eagerly anticipated by everyone at Christmas. Your channel brings me joy, and I believe we're around the same age, which makes it even more enjoyable. Thank you for the fun content! Here, we're still buried under 6 feet of snow - quite the winter wonderland!
The eggs would be cute on a buffet....maybe take a little slice off the bottom so they sit up.
BTW, I love that green room, so pretty.
I love Frick and Frack! Just looked up the origin of the words/names. Frick is the name of a small village in Switzerland; Frack is a Swiss-German word for a frock coat. Also Frick and Frack were a comedic ice skating duo who went to the US in 1937 and joined the original Ice Follies show. I have a canvas tote filled with the same info you described along with a handy tape measure. I enjoy thrifting and consignment shopping because it's fun and you never know what you're going to find. My Miss Pierce reigns supreme over the buffet in my dining room. Thanks for the info you shared today, Linda. Have a nice day.
I just made those eggs-except l cut a light zig zag around the edges! 🐥
My husband and l have been in the antiques business for over 40 years. It's very smart to keep a notebook with you-measurements, fabric swatches, stain, paint colors...and don't forget those important doorway measurements!
The zig zag I'm sure makes it look much more real! (as real as can be LOL).
I do the same. Also, I cut across the bottom so chick will sit upright.🐣
Linda make your mom's corn chowder please it's so nice she gave you all her secrets of her recipes l had cook books from my mom lost it in our move.
Linda, that’s what I love about you and that is that we are truly kindred spirits. I love love love to thrift and antique shop. My home like yours is 90% thrifted. I love when I have something that I had since I was young and it was a cheap item because that’s what I could afford and now I am replacing all the cheap things with better quality from the thrift store or the antique store. I also at 58 years old get what I want. My motto is you may as well buy what you want and enjoy it because you can’t take it with you and young adults of today don’t seem to cherish their parents treasures like I did/do. Thanks for sharing!❤❤❤
I can’t imagine a life as full and glorious as yours! Beautiful content!
Linda, my vote is Molasses Cookies. Next, is Apple Cake. Just wanted to share that I was visiting the NY Botanical Garden recently and learned that vanilla beans come from a specific type of Orchid plant!! I never knew!!
Linda....I always love how you share your short comings while you are moving through the video. I have both ADHD and Deslexia. This can cause so many problems either cooking or decorating and even reading!
I always buy something when I see it because every time I have not I have regreated it. Thank you for your advice it is always both thoughtful and oh so useful!!!❤❤❤
The fresh apple cake sounds wonderful, and for the savory, the broccoli soup. ❤ whatever is chosen, I’m sure it will be wonderful. Mothers are precious. I just lost mine. ❤❤❤
Dear Linda,my pick for recipe is the bread pudding. Hugs💞Oh also, I so enjoyed your tutorial about shopping, antiques and thrift, especially the maker marks.
What a nice surprise to find a video from you on a Friday Linda! I also love thrifting and finding antique pieces which I have incorporated into my home decor. Your tips are very helpful especially when it comes to taking measurements. The apple cake recipe sounds very interesting to me! We are enjoying the sunshine after many days of rain. Have a great day!
Maybe cut a small slice off the bottom of the egg chick to get it to stand up. Just a thought😀
I usually add a splash of plain white vinegar to the yolk mixture...adds a little bite and brightness
oh Linda! you just look so fantastic. So springy!!! I vote for the corn chowder and the broccoli soup. I love old recipes. I have my mom's old file box with her hand written recipes. it makes me happy to see her handwriting. Now, my pup Nevin's wants to know how much Willa gets paid to supervise you. lol! I love seeing her in the videos. And normally when watching i have either Nevins my Bichon or Wilbur my Newfoundland sitting near me watching with me. So Nevins thinks he should be paid. haha! Hope you enjoy this spring like weather. I like you am itching to get outside!
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Linda! It is a treat to see you this morning 😀🌷 my vote is for corn chowder.
Love your inspiration notebook. What a good idea! Family recipes are so much fun. Deviled eggs: 6 eggs,1/4 C Mayo, 1 t yellow mustard, 1 t cider vinegar. Yum! I have a printed cookbook published 1861 that belonged to a past grandmother.
I do the same recipe as yours except I add a tablespoon soft cream cheese and 2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish. I make 4 dozen for church gatherings and there’s not one left. My Mom taught me how to make them and all I added to her recipe was cream cheese to make the egg mixture go further.🐣
Linda, strawberry pie please! My favorite. Frick & frack is hilarious I used to call my children that! Still do sometimes! God bless! John 3:16
Very nice surprise seeing you this morning. Would love to see you make the Corn Chowder 🌽 mom made it often and it’s fun to see how others make it.
So true about measuring doorways- Several years ago I moved a refrigerator into my mudroom as an overflow fridge for the veggies being harvested from my garden; once they were eaten or processed (canned/frozen) the fridge became the 'drinks' fridge. But my mudroom doorway was too small!!! I ended up taking off all the trim and widening the doorway to get the fridge in. Luckily I can do carpentry- I've had to make many improvements to this circa 1959 house.
I used to antique shop as a young twenty something, and it’s so true to me what you said in your closing, what you thrift now will some day BE an antique! So here I am, 50 years later (OMG) and enjoying my antiques!
For deviled eggs, I do mayo, mustard, a tad of sour cream (small amount) and salt and pepper. It comes out creamy.
My deviled eggs recipe always gets rave reviews. 8 eggs, tsp. yellow mustard, 4 heaping spoons of Mt. Olive sweet cube relish, a little cayene pepper, half tsp. or so of nutmeg, a little Duke's or Heilman mayonnaise to bind. Sprinkle with paprika for color after filling the white portions. The nutmeg secret is the magic taste surprise. I honestly don't measure when making these...my PA Dutch grandmother taught me to " taste as you go", which becomes crucial when adding the nutmeg.
Always enjoyable ❤
Coconut Balls, my Ma Kate used Oleo, she had a lot of recipes in her Church cook book. One of my sisters made copies of hand written family recipes & gave as family gifts. The chick eggs are so cute. thank you Linda
Lovely surprise!!!!
Cute pink top! 💖
Thank you!! 😊
So glad to see a bonus video!!!!
A bit off topic, but would you consider making a video about styles of wall molding and what works well, and in which rooms, in a traditional home?
I’m always looking for suggestions for topics!
My vote is for Hermits- I had to google what that even was!...lol. Looks like a New England thing that I never grew up eating (from CT). I'm sure they will all be yummy whichever one you choose to make first. Great video.
Great information Linda! But to be perfectly honest I got a little distracted watching Willow on her window bench ❤❤❤ She’s so cute I can’t help it
She is good girl for sure!
Thanks so much for the bonus video! I always love your vlogs. 😃
Pretty in pink! Love the idea of the design book. That's a very good idea. Those "don't stand up eggs," maybe taking a small slice off the bottom to provide a flat surface, or egg cups? But you know that. That was a really cute idea. Willow is in her spot and all is good in the world, at least in her world. Hermits or apple cake is my request. Thanks for your solid advise!
Love this video learned a lot about purchasing furniture thank you have a great day
I agree the hunt is fun, and I keep a wish list of things family and friends want. It took almost a year, but last week I found a mounted pheasant for a friend at a great price she was thrilled. She's planning on using it for her Thanksgiving table decor.
Oh the fresh apple cake sounds delish! Chicks are delicious looking, will try for Easter Dinner. Should be a good make ahead item!
Love the chick deviled eggs idea. The stubborn chick had me laughing! Thank you for sharing.
Please make the apple cake and hermit recipes. Also, tip for removing eggshells quickly: crack the egg just a bit so that you can get a spoon wedged between egg and shell. Glide the spoon between the two to pull away the shell. 😊
I too keep a small notebook in my purse of house measurements but a binder of pictures is a great idea. Chicks so cute. I miss my mom's bread pudding. I have many of her recipes but not that one. She made the best date squares as well. Thank you for the special memories. I love thrifting. You always find the best things. Those tips are very helpful.
I love dates!!!!
Linda, I get so much inspiration from you! Another great video!!
Thank you Linda this was so helpful :D
The bottle is very nice, I would reuse it for sure! My mother in law always said oleo and used it in her baking recipes. She passed a few years ago at 92 years old and was still baking with oleo. My daughter in law made chick eggs one Easter and she said they were a lot of work! Such patience you have. I usually add some horseradish to my deviled eggs, makes them devilish. Yours are so cute. Thank you for your thrifting hints, let the hunt begin!
Eons ago, I had a salad with poppyseed dressing at a restaurant in Woodstock, VT. It was the best ever, and I have never come across it since. I had no idea that it was healthy. Happy days!
What a treat! I am struggling to concentrate on work today and finding you on TH-cam just brightened my day! ❤
Thanks for all the great tips, I also enjoy the hunt of finding great items❣️
When I was in my 30s I kept a gallon zip lock with fabrics and paint samples in the car. I was never afraid of mixing patterns and colors. Thrifting is a treasure hunt. Marketplace is a great resource Decorating is satisfying Enjoy the channel
All of the recipes sound delish.
Great video. Loved watching Willow in the window seat❤
Fresh apple cake, broccoli soup, and stovetop bread pudding. I have a n old cookbook of my grandmother's that I never cook with, but keep it because it is full of her notes in her handwriting.
You are a wealth of info; I always benefit from your videos! 💖
I love the little chick deviled eggs…so cute. Your house is so beautiful. I love that you said you don’t have to thrift but like too. I found a Hobby Lobby canister marked 27.99 , a Macys skirt, a pullover, a hammer , two pairs of reading glasses ( my hubbys ) and an adorable grey ceramic rabbit…five dollars for all at an estate sale.
Good morning, Linda, such a nice surprise. My vote is for the hermits, apple cake and strawberry pie. Can you tell II have a sweet tooth, LOL!! 🍪🍰🍓
Apple cake sounds wonderful❣️
Linda, thank you for this video. What a nice surprise to receive it today. All your ideas are so interesting and you present them in such a relaxing atmosphere. It was just what I needed after a tiring day at work. God bless your "kindred spirit",
Robert.
I do keep a small book of measurements, colors, pieces I am looking for etc. Take it with me always-you never know when you will come across something special. Great ideas.
Love how you got all your mom’s recipes. When my mom passed I have her recipe box & have used many of her recipes. The funny thing in watching you list your moms today was I have all of those from my mom except the poppy seed dressing. Maybe because my family is also from Nova Scotia which I believe you said yours are also.
I make the hermits every year for xmas and corn chowder once a month. Strawberry pie made with jello strawberries ice cream & cool whip in a crust for summer parties. I have my own version n broccoli cheddar soup but would vote for you to video that one!
I love watching your videos, you inspire me to thrift and find the treasures to use in my home. I thrifted Santa mugs one year and it was so much fun, and use them at Christmas.
Linda thank you so much for the information on how to measureThe door and also thank you for the information you gave to us about The antique dishes I really appreciate it really inspire me to learn more and really enjoy your videos thank you so much 🎉
That was a wonderful talk on thrifting and how you go about it. So many great tips and ideas! Thank you , thank you!! ❤
Oh, what fun to help pick! Apple cake & both soups sound wonderful! Thank you for the wonderful video, I really enjoy each & every one!
I always look so forward to coffee and your video, going to try those chicks☕️🐰
Linda, all the nutritionists I listen to say that seed oils are the worst for health, and cottonseed oil is one of those. You can make that same recipe with olive oil (EVOO) which is very heart healthy. I make mine with EVOO and raw honey and apple cider vinegar (and spices).
Corn chowder is my pick ,I am interested in the cotton seed oil ,I have never seen it for sale ,my mother was an excellent cook and she never used it and 3rd I am from the South and you would think it would be common. I make poppy seed dressing but just use a neutral oil. In my area we don’t have good thrift stores,they are basically junk stores,we do have plenty of Antique stores and estate sells and I am using the word estate loosely but some are wonderful. Thanks for sharing,I always appreciate the work you put into your videos 🌿🍃
Fresh apple cake sounds wonderful.❤
Fabulous information thank you Linda very educational ❤❤❤
I love the vanilla extract!! It shipped quickly too!!🥰
Hermits are my favorite!!!
Lovely video, I would like to see you make the corn chowder, that sounds yummy!😊
Hello Linda. How lovely to have an extra video from you, a lovely surprise thank you it made my week. The chicks are so cute, thank younfor your inspirations and recipes. Have a good weekend and looking forward to Sunday's video. Kind regards Julie from England 🇬🇧 ❤
Thank you for sharing. A couple of things...I had a luncheon this week and made the chicks! Went over so well. Secondly...the cute porcelain dogs you named Frick and frack were the names came to my mind as well.. It made me laugh. I also love the notebook of home items. So easy. Thank you again for sharing
Hi Linda, I enjoyed your video today and the bread pudding sounds like a winner.
Poppyseed salad dressing....! Helpful tips...like the idea of putting a notebook of room themes, colors and measurements!!
Love the binders! I have a small version that I keep in my purse along with a small tape measure.
Hi Linda! You are such a bright light! I hope you make the Hermits! I used to live these! Thank you!
Thank you for all that you share! I love that your Mom is sharing her recipes with you/us. Sending a hug for her! Corn chowder recipe, please.
Love the Bee Wallpaper and the idea of a home decor! ❤ Will start my own home decor binder
Corn chowder sounds wonderful!
Willow is such a sweet background on your videos! I love your channel and the interesting content.
Thank you so much for this video! It was full of good advice both the notebook idea and your suggestions for thrift ing and antiquing! I hope you were able to get into the gardens!
Broccoli soup sounds like something I might try. Great start to my Friday ❤
The corn chowder sounds wonderful.
Thanks for this lovely video! I hope spring stays! In the North we really should not plan on it! I love to make binders of my house ideas and measurements. It really does help when you are looking for stuff. I have a cookbook that my cousin made from older relatives. It is so special to have all of these recipes. When thrifting, If you really want it do not wait! We all think about the one that got away! Please have a great weekend!
Some excellent tips here Linda, especially the home decor book you keep in the car. Very informative!
Just ordered some of your vanilla ❤️ can’t wait to try it..I also have some of my grandma’s recipes in her hand writing I just love them .
How special to have your mother's recipes. It's always enjoyable to browse through things like that. Great thrifting tips too!! 😊
What a treat to see you mid-week! I vote for Corn Chowder because my nutritionist said I need to eat more soup.
I was so happy to see your video today the little chicks are so cute love canada
Hi Linda, well this is a treat to wake up to have coffee with you!I'm glad you showed how to do the chicks my daughter always does the eggs at Easter I'm going to show her this cuteness!That pink blouse looks beautiful on you.Have a wonderful day kindred 🕊️💚🌼
I too love to thrift!!! So much fun in every season. And I look forward to your videos. Love your beautiful cozy home.