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I'm Katie, a veterans wife, mom to 5, and birth Doula. I share all about Holistic Homemaking, Lifestyle, and Motherhood. My home is where you will discover unique experiences rooted in natural healing and wellness practices. Join my family as we nourish our mind body and soul with foods made from scratch with love.
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dumb ,, why would anyone remove that .? because it is ugly. useless vid.
Im so happy to see you feeling more yourself!!! Everything looks delicious! My girls want me to make the enchiladas! Do you have a link to the pumpkin chocolate chip walnut cookies? I can always go back and listen and write down but i thought id ask first.
I forget my reusable produce bags too. Thanks for reminding me 😎
I just use our oven on the "Cleaning" cycle. It removes the buildup and takes it down to bare metal. Then, I wash in hot water / no soap and dry it. THen coat in vegetable oil, and I throw it on the gas grill and reseason it outside so that it doesn't smoke up the house. There's no need to use caustic lye!
Glad you're going thru a "feeling good" period. Hopefully it will stay that way. Your meals always look delicious. Good to see a Mom who cooks healthy meals for the kids.
Hi Linda!! Thank you🌻🌻🌻 Just trucking along. I’ve been able to gain weight so I’m feeling/looking better 😅
Holy shit $12.00 a gallon??? That's nuts, we don't live in Hawaii. Our local farm sells it for $4.00 a gallon. If we show up with our own jugs and it's poured out straight from the bulk tank, then it's $3.00 a gallon. American greed is gonna definitely cause people to starve. I just keep thanking YAH for our blessings.
I believe it’s so costly because it’s high desert and high demand. It costs a lot to feed the cows- having access to pastures and the water to keep growing forage etc. plus the long winters. “grass fed” milk from the store is $6 a half gallon😅
@@RowesRising I'm more or less talking about all of America as one. This country is a greedy nation and this is why everything costs a fortune. It's ALL ran on greed. For instance, hay here is a bumper crop here for this area. So instead of spreading the wealth in a not so greedy way, people will either let it go to mold or charge an arm and a leg to transport and sell to an area that wasn't so lucky. I seriously think this is all a test from the Most High YAH to see who is full of greed and who is giving.
@minnamae25 I agree with you. Greed is ruining this nation!
@@minnamae25 Amen Absolutely 💯❤😞
We get our raw A2/A2 milk for $5/gallon from a local Amish farm here in northern Indiana. Ours is labeled *Not for Human Consumption* because of certain laws 🤪
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Hi Katie. So excited for a new video. Glad yall are feeling better. You seem to feel better. You look great! So thankful.
Hi Carol!! I’m doing really well! Thanks for noticing. I have been resting as much as I can considering mom of 5 life. So glad you could be here today and watch 🌻🌻🌻🌻
Hope you’re feeling better ❤❤❤❤
Thanks Kathy!! I’m feeling good!!
My son loves raw milk. I have family that owns a dairy farm. We get it for free. I do not drink it And my cousin has goats and Chickens so we get lots of eggs for free . She gives them to me every time she see me.I don't ate them, my husband don't eat them but I do cook with them.i don't eat egg at all
That’s an awesome resource you have within your family. 🌻🌻🌻
Katie girl you are looking good, hope you are feeling well, in my daily prayers. Summer fun in your shorts videos don't forget outfits of the day I like your perky attitude makes me feel good about my self style of relaxed and comfortable. I walk daily because of you enjoying all nature has to offer fresh air and sunshine. It's been a great season.
Thank you Cheryl!! I’m feeling much better and finally gained back all the lost weight!! I need to get back to making shorts- we have been so busy with kids sports😅 Thanks for watching!!
@@RowesRising I so glad you are doing so well, please enjoy these special moments with your children as you know it flies by so quickly. Whenever you have a free minute do do them but I'm more than happy to wait and see, I'm just so happy your health is balancing back and you feel energized to do all the things you love doing being a wife, Mom, homemaker, creator, vlogger, and friend
I buy raw milk and it’s $7.00 a half gallon for A2/A2 organic whole milk.
That’s pretty good!! Yum🥛
The cookies look so good. For me I would leave out the chocolate chips, but I am sure the grandkids would like them included. Stay healthy.
They were really good! On the softer side almost like muffin tops. 🍪
Are you personally still GF (I know your kids are not)? We have celiac and I’ve never made homemade GF bread that wasn’t from a box mix. Might you have a good recipe? What brand bread machine do you use? I was thinking making GF bread may be easier in a bread machine 🤔🍞
I don’t have a gf bread recipe unfortunately. I have a Zojurishi bread machine. I will link it here and in the video’s description amzn.to/3WJEALm
@@RowesRising that’s the brand I was looking at, nice to know someone I admire likes it!
I love your working kitchen:) Sign of an awesome home cook!
@lisahanneman3977 a working kitchen is a beautiful thing. 🌻🌻🌻
100% agree, everything in moderation! You have a very realistic view on food and feeding your family! For years I put so much unnecessary pressure on myself to have our diet be as close to “perfect” and everything from scratch as I could afford …Now I’m seeing it’s ok once and a while to buy chicken nuggets (gasp) and give my kids GF store bought cookies here and there. Keep sharing, it’s very encouraging to me❤
I used to be that way too- to my detriment!! I used to stress out about food so much. I have relaxed quite a bit since baby 5 arrived. I had a big reality check and now I’m much happier and less stressed 😅🌻🌻🌻
We drive approximately 50miles for raw milk but we pay $5/gallon. It comes in a plastic jug and we are able to pick up 8+ gallon and freeze since its a long drive to keep it affordable for our growing family. We make that drive every two-3 months.
That’s awesome! I’d be making that drive too. My drive is around 35 minutes and it’s peaceful. 🌻🌻🌻
Looks like my kitchen, its called a working kitchen.
I’ve been working hard on this mess💪🏼🤣
I’m glad you appear to be feeling better! I’ve never had raw milk but in Ohio, you must belong to a herd share which is quite pricey. We raise cattle, but not for dairy. We have a dairy farm 2 miles from us and I just buy our milk there but it’s been treated. It’s really good and I love supporting our fellow farm neighbors.
That’s awesome you have access to fresh milk!! We do have a local herd share here and it is pricey. It’s expensive both ways but worth it in my opinion. Kids are happy to have fresh milk❤️
Those enchiladas looked amazing....❤
They were so good! I made two large casseroles of them and we had them twice with leftovers for lunches. So good! I meant to freeze a dish for later but with the busy week it just made sense to cook the second.
I love that you use up all your food. You are wonderful at feeding your family. 🎉
I'm glad to see you feeling better.
Thank you Jessica!! 🌻🌻🌻
Or....or...and hear me out on this one, you can avoid the fancy lye bath with all of the disposal and safety issues, spray the pan completely with lye based oven cleaner, put it in a sealed plastic bag in the sun and them wash it off in the sink. Repeat as many times as needed. This is how collectors do it Also, grapeseed oil works better and is much, much cheaper. .
I could. The point of this video was to do it the way I did and show this specific method. I should have made a different video for each skillet to scratch all the brains and settle the which method is better battle once and for all🌻🌻
@RowesRising Not saying that one method is better from the removal of prior seasoning standpoint, just that it avoids the worry about keeping a caustic lye bath around along with the storage issues that entails.
Really useful information. I have four frying pans I've bought recently at garage sales, and they all need the lye treatment. Thanks for posting!
after the iniitial soaking, did you reuse the same dirty lye bath or a new one?
You can use the same dirty lye water over and over and over. I have watched a few other cast iron reatorers who keep the same tote full and do many pans and only dump yearly. I dumped mine in a back corner of the yard we don’t use where we burn debris because I don’t restore pans often enough to justify keeping it around with small children.
@@RowesRising thank you so much for your educational video.
I love vintage cast iron and restoring them, but stopped due to seeing a lot of people using them for melting lead then tossing them… only buy new now sand off the factory season and season them the way i like. That being said these came out amazing
If you want a simpler way to do it... When it's somewhat hardened food in it because I waited too long to clean it, I use a little water and coarse sea salt... rub that in and repeat, usually handles a little grime. But when I need to clean my iron really good, or when I buy a used one and they are rusty, I'll do the salt thing a few times and then I use my stoves' self cleaning function. I pop them in a few at a time and let it run its cycle, let them cool off. Clean them up and then put them on the stove top to heat them up. I get it hot enough to where if I try and grab the side rim it's too hot... I then poor a little olive oil and spread it all over with a rag... do the sides and back also. Male sure it's all evenly coated. I've been doing mine like this for over a decade, they still look great!
I used your link when I first started using azure. I assumed that was only for my first order. If I follow your link now that i have an account that I've used will you continue to get the credit every month?
Thank you for using my link!! It’s is just the one time credit when someone initially signs up with your link and spends $100 on an order in the first 3 months.
Great Job Done Lady Cheers 😊👍
Thanks!!
What do you do with the water when you’re done?
Groceries … way too expensive these days!!!
I use avacado oil for seasoning CI also and for most of my cooking too. To restore,, i use a power drill with an abrasive disc (do not use metal),, it works fast and ive even used that method to literally strip lodge texturing off so my surface is smooth. No harsh chemicals.
I do have some misgivings about using lye to clean the pan. Cast iron has a porous surface , and I worry the lye will leave a residue.
Why use oil to season the pan? I’ve always found oils leave a sticky residue. I use lard because my mom always used bacon grease.
whats up with the metal on metal action at the end of video, seems bad for the pan, what am i missing ?
Loved the video! ♥️🇺🇸♥️
I'm sure glad that little bird that hit your window seemed to be ok enough to fly away!
I was wondering if anyone would see that😅
How are you storing all the bags? Knowing me if they are out of site they will be out of mind. Which is why I'm using vacuum sealed jars for nuts right now.
Right now I have some in stored buckets and some in a tote. Some bulk amounts that I haven’t bagged yet are in half gallon glass jars vacuum sealed. All are stored in the garage for my long term food storage. I do have some freeze dried in jars in my pantry we are rotating through. The nuts I will rotate through sooner as they aren’t a super long term stored food. I try to use them within a year and vacuum sealing is the best way to keep them the freshest possible. I hope this helps! I have a whole pantry playlist and food preservation playlist that may help.
Do you have a good source of how long each food item will last in vacuum bags so when I am doing this I can write when we should consume before it expires?
Great question. Here’s a beginning list of the most recommended foods to store long term. kzread.info/dash/bejne/mGiI09ibg9C1mrQ.htmlsi=CpGOr74009RZO--m
@@RowesRising Thank you
Love your channel. It is so informative and at 74 i still learning so much from you
Thank you Mary, I’m glad you enjoy it. 🌻🌻🌻
Thanks for the demonstration.
Could you use this with Mylar bags?
Yes you can 🌻
Those are really good looking salmon fillets! Debi in Vicksburg, MS. 🥰🥰
They were delicious Debi 🌻🌻🌻
nice and informative💛💛💙💙
DO NOT USE SEED OIL'S They are POISON!!!!
This is poison and leeches into the pan and in your food! This is crazy!!
why?
Will the Lye bath work for stainless steel pots and pans as well ?
For those I prefer Bar Keepers Friend for deep cleaning stainless steel cookware. I haven’t tried a lye bath for stainless. Maybe there is a KZread video for restoring stainless steel pots and pans?
Instead of a lye bath if you have an oven with a self cleaning feature just put it in there