So blessed to have enjoyed your content since middle school-almost halfway through college and still love your videos🥹

i know you don’t have a kitchen aid mixer sarah, but for those watching & wanting to make their own brown sugar - do it in your mixer! it’s so easy! i use the whisk attachment & 3 cups of organic cane sugar + 1/3 cup organic molasses. i’ve been doing this for a couple years & it’s the yummiest!

@UnfrozenCavewoman

11 күн бұрын

I’m doing this! Just wanted to double check, is it 1/3 cup of molasses?

@ourwildflowerhaus

11 күн бұрын

@@UnfrozenCavewoman oops yes! :)

If you have an insta pot you can make your bone broth in about 2-3 hours. For a time crunch or if you are afraid to leave a pot on the stove that long. I keep bags in the freezer that I throw meat scraps and bones, onion, celery hearts/leaves, and carrots scraps. Then when the bag is full I make a batch of bone broth in the pressure cooker and then I personally can it if I don’t have a use for it that week.

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LOVED the encouraging words at the end!! 🥰

I had no idea you could make brown sugar at home, soooooo cool.

Found it interesting that you didn’t mention the natural flavored French’s yellow mustard when making your ranch.

Why have I never thought of making chocolate sauce before?! I just made your recipe - so easy and delicious!

Everything sounds really wonderful! Thanks for sharing another fun video filled with inspiring recipes.

I often make bone broth. It's super easy, and a good way to use up the bones that would otherwise be thrown away.

Side note white sugar is not bleached just more refined. Sugar in the raw is just less refined and still has a bit of molasses in it.

@mi-jk4wz

4 күн бұрын

Some refineries use bone char to “bleach” the sugar, but that is mostly in America. In canada, apparently, there’s only one refinery in Vancouver that uses bone char. And bone char is not in the final product so that’s not really a problem. Thank you for your comment because it made me look more into it!

Love the video! Thank you!

Just the other day, I looked up a couple recipes for barbecue sauce! We had been purchasing a delicious organic option through Azure Standard, but it’s a little expensive and it occurred to me to try to make it myself! 😁 I already love making ranch, mayonnaise, and YOUR pickled onions! Yum!!

I've been waiting for you to make a video like this!!

Always the best content! Love you Sarah. You are the best tool in my kitchen!

How do you care for your cast iron? What oil do you use for seasoning?

Love your videos, Sarah. It is therapeutic and inspiring to watch you cook. Your “pita” is more of a flatbread. Maybe that’s what you meant? I think pita are, by definition, the ones that puff up and make a pocket. Either way, YUM.

@RCGWho

14 күн бұрын

Pita is made in the oven, puffs, and creates a pocket, thus also called in America pocket bread. It's very thin and flat.

Your bread always comes out so nice.

Do you have a recipe for your bbq sauce?

Love your videos!

I do find your videos very inspiring! I do get the feeling sometimes that yiu describe at the end. However I work full-time and this just isn't possible! Luckily in the Netherlands there are products that are pretty good ingredient wise! Might be a good video idea of going over ingredient lists as I'd like to learn more

Oh wow!!! Where can we find that pita recipe??

You are só amazing!!! I Love your KZread Chanel,I learn a lot from you. Kisses from Portugal😘🥰🇵🇹

15:42 "Add barbecue sauce to your soups. It just makes that flavour pop." Great tip! Thank you :)

This episode being "saucy"! 😁 So neat about making your own brown sugar-Ive NEVER seen this, before, TY!! I just recommended Arrae to a friend. Would love the BBQ sauce to be included on your website when you launch it-have you? Remind us of where to go, please? ❤ Your voice does sound calm and chill. 😌👏 How do you like to sharpen your knives? Your pitas are so cutie and look SUPER DELISH! Thank you for the no-shaming note bc mom's do guilt so well. From one to another ❤

Where did you get that blue bowl. It’s so pretty

Lol it's a little saucy 🤣 😜 love it

We have a rhubarb plant and for the first time ever, I made rhubarb bbq sauce. I found a simple recipe that uses raisins and OMG it turned out so good. My husband said no more of that store bought, I want this. Good thing because I'm always trying to think of ways to use up this rhubarb. 😂 I still wish you would look up how to make your own soy sauce. Store bought has added hormones, not the good ones either. Yucky stuff.

I really enjoy watching your videos and would love to see more healthy recipes! I understand the “good ingredients” comment because you get to choose them but sugar is really really bad for you. Using it sparingly is one thing, but if noticed that you use it quite a bit. Maybe its the recipes that get more traction online but would love to see healthier versions of those recipes! Have a good week!

Never knew you could make your own brown sugar?! I have to try that

Where do you buy your spices?

Where is your large wall calendar by your stairs from?

Do you think raw cacao would work in the chocolate sauce recipe?

I love the inspiration you give! Am I ready to be making my own stuff? Not really. Eventually I want to, but the time doesn't exist yet. Ha!

@lorelwebber6435

12 күн бұрын

Interesting are you back off of gluten??

Can you do a video just about your sauces? I love all the sauces and jams I've made from your suggestions. Like you I have small kids and am not much of a canner. But we love sauce, but not all the junk that goes into them if bought from the store.

Can you tell me more about your bread maker ?

I think there is so much bang for your buck with a whole chicken. Great ideas, thanks

Anyone know anything about where her apron is from?

Whenever you’re not weighing ingredients, you should avoid any additional pressure on the scale from stirring or mixing! It can mess with the calibration of the scale and slowly begin to be off in its measurements. I can’t help but share, as this is engrained in my head since I worked in a coffee shop years ago and almost broke an expensive scale by doing this!

Thank you Thank you for sharing all your wonderful recipes and wisdom on using GOOD CLEAN ingredients! Do you have a recipe for GF homemade bread? I'm with you - ditch the BBQ sauce! xoxo Hugs, Rachele~

I knew brown sugar was sugar and molasses but i never thought to make it at home. Sometimes vids like this help put 2 and 2 together 😂 Then again i never have molasses in my home so there’s that

Come for the recipes, stay for the cute haircut and golden / amber eyes!

Making stuff at home is a process. I appreciate your “years and years” comment. I have just tried to add one thing at a time. I will say, it is addictive 😆. Once you start making your own, you just can’t go back to the other.

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Great video. Love your content. Do you sew your own clothing? New subscriber.

@laylamorgan4018

15 күн бұрын

Sarah also has an old channel "Sarah Therese" really enjoyable

@wilheminawalker6054

15 күн бұрын

Thanks!

@Dana-mb1hd

15 күн бұрын

@@laylamorgan4018I love her old channel I miss it! Al least she’s back!❤

I wouldn't eat gluten unless its Einkorn (ancient) and dairy is easier for some based off genetics. If you do dairy, probably best raw and unpasteurized (for better digestion. I don't agree with forcing the body to do something it naturally rejects.

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How do you keep your kids busy all day?? I struggle

@CharisBombela

15 күн бұрын

Her husband is home to help

@Dana-mb1hd

15 күн бұрын

I struggle too and I only have one!!!!! My husband works so it’s Me and my daughter ❤. I’d love some ideas on kid activities. I of course include her and as much as I can!

@phillyjam2018

15 күн бұрын

@@Dana-mb1hd same I try to include them but it's still a mission to keep them engaged while getting things done on time and efficiently lol

@phillyjam2018

15 күн бұрын

@@CharisBombela loool tru dat. It takes a village

@RCGWho

14 күн бұрын

When mine were little I kept a loose schedule: 8 breakfast 8:30 get dressed, make beds, brush teeth 9 books and tapes or puzzles, duplos, blocks, trains etc 10 go outside for a walk or play 11 playdough, painting, coloring (some at the table activity) 12 lunch 1 naps with books 3 free play: blocks, animals, train tracks, legos etc 5 dinner 7 baths and books 8 bed If I had to do it over again I'd have done Family Worship at 9 with my Bible, worship, and prayer time with them. When they're little, they need to be drawn into your spiritual life. Let them color or play quietly or crawl on you if their babies. Who cares if it's mayhem. You must have spiritual food for yourself and to give to them. All of your spirits are starving. It is DAILY bread like manna. Pray for their Daddy and grandparents. Pray for their aunts and uncles. Pray over them. Pray for neighbors. Pray for the nations and missionaries. Sing, dance, break out little instruments. Set the tone for the day.

It’s lovely how your talk down to people. And thanks for yet another brand I definitely won’t support because of you. And sweetheart if you live such a perfect healthy no “nasty” ingredients lifestyle why do you need those supplements?

@dreamchord4544

14 күн бұрын

Please unsubscribe from Sarah, she is obviously very bad for your mental health since you act so nasty towards her on video after video... do yourself a favor.

@drusillayoung9552

14 күн бұрын

Why are you on her just don’t watch. Please leave the negativity to yourself. Good day.

@AKM8829

14 күн бұрын

@@drusillayoung9552I am allowed my opinion…

But the title is misleading since you are not a homemaker, actually not only do you have a business, but your income as a family is supported by your youtube content. A homemaker is someone that does not have a job, but maaaanyyyy girls give up on their jobs and start a youtube career, then proceed on marketing it as "stay at home" since this is the trend nowadays. You are definitely an amazing mom, wife but please own how you are! You are also a business woman, creative, very smart and a perfectionist since a lot of brands work with you. You are planning on writing a book, you have high aspirations and a lot of amazing qualities. But you are portraying yourself as "stay at home wife". Why? Why are you hiding your Light when there is so much more underneath? It is very sad to me, as I hoped that you are empowering women through your work to pursue their Light as well, but recently you are just trying to fit in the current trend...

@proud2batj87

4 күн бұрын

Imo, you can be a homemaker and also have a job! If I worked part-time, I could still be a part-time homemaker since it's about the attitude you have towards your home and viewing running your home as a job (not necessarily full or part-time). The title didn't say she was a full-time homemaker, and the video was filmed content of her homemaking, so it wasn't misleading. I also hate it when well-off influencers call themselves SAHMs or full-time moms and stuff bc they're not, they are WFH moms... But imo, in this case I don't think that's what's happening here.