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@@kathyhamilton6343 good to know! ❤️We enjoy them as well! The gravy makes the dish!!

Hi friend! I’m so glad they loved it!! Those really are my favorite dinners to throw together and the gravy will make a dish wonderful every time!! What a compliment when the pickiest one asks for more! 👏 And yes my kids all wake up pretty early so breakfast with my husband is always so special! If one happens to sleep “late” they get sad they missed him! ❤ Thank you for watching!

@@caitlyncassedy8916 you’re so welcome! I hope y’all enjoy! I’ve NEVER eaten sardines in my life til I started making them this way about a year ago!

@@asuntahall822 they have for the most part. My older 2 didn’t start out eating as much “ancestral” foods as my youngest but they never had the choice to pick and choose what I served. They ate it or they waited til the next meal. I just never catered to making anything special if they didn’t like the food I prepared! One of my oldest specifically likes to be a little more stubborn with certain meals and may refuse to eat here and there but they know they’ll just have to be hungry til the next meal and I won’t allow a snack. That’s the main key I learned. If they choose not to eat a meal, they don’t get any snacks til the next meal to “tide them over”. If they ask for one, I give them the option to finish the previous meal they didn’t eat and then they can have a snack (usually fruit) or wait til I serve the next meal. Any stubbornness went away real fast because they realized I wasn’t caving. And now for the most part they all eat (most) everything I prepare! Seems kinda ruthless at first but they won’t stave by skipping a few meals and they learn to eat! But they’ve also never had many other foods and they mostly only know this type of stuff!

@@kimmetcalfe6408 hi Kim! Thank you so much! I love hearing where I have friends watching from!! Thank you for being here! ❤️

@@amandan943 I would love to but I have no idea where it’s from and I have yet to find something similar to link! My in-laws found it for me at an old estate sale! It made my laundry so much more fun when I started using it!

@@alexandralong6226 I’m so glad to hear this! You’re very welcome!

You’re so welcome! I’m a visual learner as well and need to see things to make them seem less intimidating! Congratulations on your new little one!

@@Ra20233 you are exactly right! HE always does! Ans He will provide in His perfect timing! I miss the newborn stage already and we are just getting out of it! Cherish it for sure!

@@Ra20233 congratulations on your new baby! What a beautiful season of the newborn bliss! And I don’t actually nurse wearing my babies in wraps til mine are older. They need so much help latching and staying latched that young I usually don’t even try! Prob closer to 3 months or so!

@@AmmieHarris Thank you!

@@Valerieannerojas one of my favs!

@@frozenjonesfam thank you for sharing! I’ve been told that several times by my mother in law who only has 4, but she always said when you have them all close in age, they all leave back to back and i actually dread that season! I know it will be lovely to see them transition into adulthood but like you said, I anticipate it being the hardest season as well!

@@Ahavati. I’m so glad you were inspired! Thank you for your kind words of encouragement!

@@morgan3619 thank you so much, Morgan! I’m so glad it was encouraging

@@doulos3747 18 months, 20 months, 20 months!

@@AmmieHarris you’re an inspiration to me. I have 3 all 20 months apart and feel like my fertility is returning now 6 months post partum. Struggling to know whether to prevent or allow another if God wills it. And I’m just mixed up on the subject. So I enjoy seeing families who welcome many close in age and rock it ❤️

@@doulos3747 thank you so much! it can definitely feel overwhelming some days, but I know when they are older I’ll be so grateful I had them all close in age because the bond they all share is just inseparable!

@@LindseyStultz I’m so glad to hear! And in the right time I’m sure you will feel ready! ❤️

@@amandayeates185 thank you so much, Amanda! And the green color is SW dried thyme! We have been adding it everywhere lately after we used it in my son’s room and I loved it so much!

@AmmieHarris Do you mind sharing what curriculum you use for Riggs? Is he kindergarten schooling right now? Do you like the curriculum? My oldest is 4, and we are doing our basic preschooling right now, which alot of what we do is what our local kindergarten classes are learning. I have been researching different curriculums!....there are soooo many... eeeekkkk!

@@amandayeates185 yes there are sooo many! I get overwhelmed as well! So I didn’t really want to do a full kindergarten with him this year and really wait to do full/formal lessons until he’s 6 but he likes doing some things for about 30-45 min. So to get into a good groove and rhythm for the years ahead, we do hymns and Bible, treehouse school nature study, the good and the beautiful math curriculum , and explode the code and 100 easy lessons to teach your child to read. We don’t do all of that every day but we rotate around to what he wants to do and learn from that day! I also have a ton of just fun learning books all my kids like to flip through and work on their own anytime throughout the day!

@@deborah0357 oh I’m so excited for you to try it! You definitely don’t get much with your beef order, buts it’s delectable and such a rich soup to enjoy once or twice a year! I hope y’all enjoy!!

@@myhappyplacehomestead8727 oh I’m so glad you took that challenge on! So fun!! I hope you LOVE it!!

@@katiejansen8969 I’m so glad you love the amazing cut as well! I hope you enjoy!!

@@RobertaStonequist I only batch make broth before postpartum or if I need to clear bones to make room in the freezers! Otherwise I just try to make a batch 1-2 times per week! It gives us about a gallon or gallon half of broth. But I also find we fly through it as well with the cooking we do with it! But I know that a good problem to have! 💕 I haven’t used it yet bc is not sold in my area locally and I’ve just never ordered any, but I know the “fire and kettle” broth had been recommended by many! There are some weeks in the spring/summer I don’t have any in the fridge just if I don’t feel we are needing it as often. But in the fall and winter when we harvest wild game and have lots of bones, I try to keep the broth well stocked!

love this! thanks for sharing and i started doing the chicken feet trick i think since you're last broth tutorial. i am so grateful you show you just use what have and find ways to manage when you don't. especially with inflation i've been praying about contentment and making due with what we have.