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Sowing Back
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Добавлен 12 июн 2010
Sowing Back is a channel focused on a love of learning in the garden, in the kitchen, and lots of encouragement along the way...and cute chickens and my furry friends, Odie and Ms. Lucy.
How Did I Do Shopping @ Whole Foods Market?
#sowingback #shoppinghaul #wholefoods
It is less than two weeks away from Thanksgiving, and I need some pantry items to make this year's Thanksgiving meal a success. I am using the Whole Foods App to shop and save.
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It is less than two weeks away from Thanksgiving, and I need some pantry items to make this year's Thanksgiving meal a success. I am using the Whole Foods App to shop and save.
Ways to Find Us:
~Our blog: sowingback.com/chicken-and-dumplings-chocolate-banana-chocolate-chip-cake/
~Facebook Group: Sowing Back
groups/1000045757137123/
~Instagram page: sowingback
Amazon links:
What we use to shoot our videos:
Pixel 7 amzn.to/3z2BvJF
Nikon Small Rig for Z50 amzn.to/3z1xSnc
Nikon Z30 amzn.to/3LUr8zf
Nikon Z50 amzn.to/3K61Dth
Flashpoint C Stand amzn.to/40D4y2d
Joby Smartphone Tripod: amzn.to/3nlLMOa
Joby Compact Camera: amzn.to/3JB4p8g
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Meal Prepping for the Week
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#sowingback #dinnerprep #dinner The struggle is real at dinner time during the work week, so this weekend I'm doing all my dinner prep for the coming week, and I try two new recipes for dinner. Black Garlic: www.olivetreeandvine.com/ Ways to Find Us: ~Our blog: sowingback.com/chicken-and-dumplings-chocolate-banana-chocolate-chip-cake/ ~Facebook Group: Sowing Back groups/10000457571...
Easy Beginner Tutorial on Pressure Canning
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#sowingback #pressurecanning #greenbeans Today is my first time pressure canning with a regulator on my Presto pressure canner. A subscriber wrote me awhile back and told me that these regulators make stove pressure canning so much easier that the weight that comes with the canner. After this first experience, I must agree. It's not totally hands off, but it is much easier to keep the canner at...
Saturday Kitchen Chores
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#sowingback #homemaking #cleaning Going through the Manager Serv Safe course and test was filled with lots of common-sense information, but also many things you just do not think about in your home. I did receive my certification in Serv Safe. I am very thankful for that, and I just wanted to come home after the course and apply all I had learned to my home kitchen. Do you love when your kitche...
All the Fall Cozy Smells
Просмотров 6921 день назад
#sowingback #applebutter #waterbathcanning Let me share with you my take on the Ball Canning Book's recipe of Sweet Cider Apple Butter. I add a few extra items to build deep rich flavors of fall. Plus, I slow cook the apple butter in my crockpot, which make the process so much easier. This makes wonderful teacher and neighbor gifts for the upcoming holiday season. This is a great beginner canni...
Harvesting Goldenrod and Elderberries for the Upcoming Cold and Flu Season
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#sowingback #medicinal #tea Today I show you how to harvest goldenrod and how to dry it for tea. Here is the book I referenced: simplehomesteadliving.com/product/wild-herb-gardening/ If you want to purchase goldenrod already dried: mountainroseherbs.com/goldenrod Places to Find us: ~Our blog: sowingback.com/ ~Facebook Group: Sowing Back: groups/1000045757137123/ ~Instagram page: in...
What a Surprise Sweet Potato Harvest
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#sowingback #sweetpotato #chores It's time to harvest my sweet potatoes, but first, I have to tackle my freezer issues. And I finally tried the Reels, TikTok, Insta recipes that everyone raves about. It was super easy, and boy was it delicious. Recipe: Block of favorite feta Box of orzo 1 box of chicken broth 1 1/2 cups of cherry tomatoes 1 1/2 cups of Spinach 1 chopped rotisserie chicken Seaso...
What is your favorite must have item from Trader Joe's?
Просмотров 141Месяц назад
#sowingback #shoppinghaul #traderjoes Trader Joe's is a good 45 minutes away from my home but when I am in or around one, I must stop in and stock up on some of my favorite items. Plus, they had all their fall favorites, and we picked up a few of those as well. Places to Find us: ~Our blog: sowingback.com/ ~Facebook Group: Sowing Back: groups/1000045757137123/ ~Instagram page: inst...
Really Good Gut Food and What Is a Symbiotic Relationship Anyway?
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#sowingback #fermenting #perserving I finally have enough of my homegrown jalapeno peppers to make a half gallon of garlic fermented peppers. By adding garlic to my fermentation, it will make it a whole gut food meaning it has both pre and probiotics. We need those prebiotics to feed our probiotics so that they can live and hold at bay those bad bacteria we do not want to grow in abundance in o...
Part 2: Anniversary Shopping Haul in Western NC & Eastern Tennessee
Просмотров 230Месяц назад
#sowingback #shoppinghaul #lodge In light of all the flooding in Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee, it breaks my heart that they are struggling so. We had a wonderful time visiting, exploring, and shopping these areas. I truly wonder how the orchards are doing after all the devastation. My prayers are with everyone struggling to just survive right now. I'm praying for better days to ...
It's our 34th Anniversary!
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#sowingback #apples #appleorchards We headed to the mountains for our anniversary to cycle through some of the Greenbelts of Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee. We made a few stops in Hendersonville, NC (apple capital) on the hunt for some heirloom apples. Grandad's Apples: grandadsapples.com/ J and M orchard: appalachiangrown.org/listing/show/409-heirloomapplesatfreemanorchardsllc Pl...
Chicken and Dumplings & Chocolate Banana Chocolate Chip Cake
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Chicken and Dumplings & Chocolate Banana Chocolate Chip Cake
Finally finished off the last of the Blueberries
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Finally finished off the last of the Blueberries
Part 2: Zojirushi Blueberry Cake | RECIPE
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Part 2: Zojirushi Blueberry Cake | RECIPE
Would I buy another Zline Range? What about their customer service?
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Would I buy another Zline Range? What about their customer service?
Quick and Easy Blueberry Bran Muffins
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Quick and Easy Blueberry Bran Muffins
Georgia Deep Dish Blueberry Peach Cobbler
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Georgia Deep Dish Blueberry Peach Cobbler
Wait Until You See All the Deal I Got on my Shopping Haul
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Wait Until You See All the Deal I Got on my Shopping Haul
Fast and Easy Beginner Jam Recipe with Pectin
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Fast and Easy Beginner Jam Recipe with Pectin
Biscuits, Beauty, and a Broody Hen + Meet Milo Kitty
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Biscuits, Beauty, and a Broody Hen Meet Milo Kitty
Homegrown Elberta Peaches Are Delicious
Просмотров 185 месяцев назад
Homegrown Elberta Peaches Are Delicious
Hi, new subscriber here! Great job! I can a lot too, can’t beat having a pantry! 😊
Welcome to the channel!
Great share 👍
www.butterandthings.com/chicken-with-chanterelle-mushrooms-cream-sauce/
www.butterandthings.com/chicken-with-chanterelle-mushrooms-cream-sauce/
www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/mock-garlic-mashed-potatoes-recipe-1942447
Your kitchen is so cute! I too have limited open shelves because of the dust. I really like them, but I do have to keep up with the dusting. That is why I like a mix of traditional and open shelving. This video motivates me to have a good cleaning day! :)
It feels so good to get everything clean. Thanks for watching. Blessings
Wow i cant believe what a nice rise you got and using spelt and Kamut no less! ! Bravo I started milling/baking a year ago because of Sue Becker‘s videos and amazing info. I also have both her books and I used. both recipes I never seem to get a good rise. The first time it was dense brick n sunk in middle. I’ve learned to lower the second rise by a few minute increments and it’s gotten better Tnx for showing your settings I never get a full rise like yours I’m in South Florida. It was 75% humidity the other day and today it’s 42% (I use same ingredients but will try spelt n Kamut instead of hard wheat)/Kamut i’ll have to keep trying I’m finally getting a decent loaf rise most the time I use the oven but I like convenience of just quickly throwing all the ingredients in and letting it do its thing. Thanks for your video encourages me to not give up on trying the bread machine till I get it right. BTW you do not need to be concerned about getting paddles facing a certain direction as long as you put them in the right way, which they can’t go any other way cause they won’t fit it doesn’t matter the direction paddles are facing. I heard someone who called Zorjirushi found out from them that video where the man mentioned that it’s incorrect.
I hope you do more videos w recipe varieties in your Zorj
Thank you for the kind words and the paddle tip.
New sub… looking forward to watching and catching up on past videos.
Welcome to the channel! Hope you find some encouragement.
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Ty!
Bummer, I was hoping you grew the melon in the greenstalk. I can't seem to find a video showing people growing melons in one.
My MIL only grows in her Green Stalks. She hasn't done melons but has grown tomatoes, squash, and beans. I think you could try a melon or even a small pumpkin on the lowest level. I think I will try next year. Thanks for the idea.
Can you tell me where I can find the bread machine recipe using sourdough and freshly milled wheat? I looked on Sue Becker's website, but could not find it. I currently use a machine with yeast and freshly milled, but wanted to try sourdough. Thank you for your help!!!
I still haven't tried sourdough in my Zojirushi, but usually you would switch 1 cup of active sourdough for 1 cup of flour. You might need to use the memory settings to include a third rise for the day of baking (again, I have tested this). Or you could just make the dough on the dough setting. Put it overnight in the fridge. Then bake the next day. This is how I always make my sourdough. The overnight gives it more of a soured flavor and a better ride. Sue Becker gave me a handout years ago on sourdough. I'm not sure if that is in her books. I believe it was a handout after a sourdough class they had at the store.
I imagine your kitchen smelled delicious! I love apples during the fall.
It definitely did! I love fall! Thanks for watching!
Ty!!
Nice video. 🍞
Dinner looks delicious!
I want to try the maple leaf cookies!
They were good!
do you want increase subscribers view like increase?
Please explain why you can’t use fresh elderberries to make the tincture please.
I followed my herbalists books recipes and recommendations (I have a few different ones) they all say the tincture needs to be dried berries. You can use fresh to make syrup because you are cooking it from my understanding. The flowers are the only part that can be eaten fresh due to the toxin substance in elderberries, the leaves, and roots. I hope this helps. I think I linked their books and or websites in the description of the video. If not let me know, and I will get you the info. Thanks for watching.
@@sowingback Thank you. I am seeing if you were to use fresh berries for tinctures the alcohol will cancel out the cyanogenic glycosides. I’m hoping so. I used fresh berries. Enjoyed your video. New subscriber.
@@Judten1 Be careful and do some more research before you use the tincture just in case. Maybe lookup Rosemary Gladstar's books or website. She is pretty well known and a good resource. Here is her website. Keep me posted with any new findings. scienceandartofherbalism.com/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwx4O4BhAnEiwA42SbVMHF8sMZOt1roAwoPhNeVS9bNWG6nStLMVdVdp2BY-7qmtrkHgzDpxoC7sEQAvD_BwE
Happy Anniversary!!!!
You got some cool cast iron pieces!
happy anniversary,,, wish your married be happy forever
I have the jar and im using it to hold my tall kitchen utensils
It's now my all purpose flour jar. Super easy to get a cup in and out of it.
We visited the lodge factory in South Pittsburg Tn. during the cornbread festival last spring. Love it !!
I haven't heard of the cornbread festival but I would love to go in the future.
Happy anniversary 🎉 😊
Thank you!! Miss seeing you!
Just what I was looking for. I’m tired of wasting collards and feeding them to my neighbors chickens. This year they will be canned for future use. I love to use smoker turkey necks or smoked turkey wings. My brother in law can’t do pork. Makes great collards. I also have a Nesco canner and feel confident in using it.
It's a great canner! Happy canning!
That lemon juice is my favorite! I have seen those individual chicken bite things on a few videos and my Costco doesn't have them and I want to try them! My daughter would love those for her lunches.
My youngest plays basketball and 24 grams of protein is a great snack. He really likes them.
Thank you for this! I was gifted a mill from my Mother in Law and have many Gluten-free ppl in my family. I have no idea where to start but been wanting to try with the cooler season. Definitely will be keeping my eye out to learn more from your videos!
I love that you're honoring a family recipe! We need to keep those alive!
Looks so delicious and cozy! I am putting it on my list to try this season!
How did you guys do in the hurricane? The dumplings look good. I like pillowy dumplings as well.
We got a lot of wind and rain for several days. We needed the rain so I'm thankful.
Thank you
I bought little rubber mats on Amazon and keep them where I open jars!! At 68 I’ve noticed a lot of frustrating changes, like my knees not feeling as sturdy and my eyesight getting weaker!! 😂 Getting older is rough! Oh well, beats the alternative!! Loved the video and subscribed after looking at your content!
Welcome! Those rubber gripping mats are helpful.
Now that our 4 children are grown, with families of their own, I've been trying to make double, what I planned to make for dinner, and I freeze the second meal, often before it's fully cooked, to have to pull out for a week where I'm not feeling well enough to fix dinner. I canned chicken soup base, with rotisserie chicken onion, carrots, chicken broth, and just a little salt and pepper, so I could use it as a base for chicken n noodles, or chicken pot pie, in a hurry! Last week, my husband brought me home the "Vid", from a car show he attended, and having that soup base to put into a crock pot, with more chicken broth and a lot of salt, for my very sore throat, and extra pepper to help with inflammation. I threw in some wide Amish egg noodles and we both thought it was the best medicine to help with symptoms, that felt just like strep throat, but with an added very bad headache and high fever. My point is, while the mess is out to make a meal, it takes no extra effort to make extra to freeze or can. It's a blessing to have it to use ourself, or to give to my daughter's family, or a friend who may be ill.
So true! I hope you are feeling better now.
New subscriber here. Thoroughly enjoy your sweet delivery and not trying to push subscribers. Yes getting older is physically harder .
Thank you for your kind words.
You don’t wash your meat before cooking it?
I've never heard of that, so no I haven't washed my meats before. I have patted them dry to season them, but not wash them.
I've never heard of washing meat before cooking it. I have washed out the inside of whole chickens and turkeys, but they tell you to do that on the packaging, after you remove the surprise pkgs they leave inside, especially turkeys!
We slowly added yogurt, cooked carrots parsley spinach, some fish eventually & intermittently to the low fatchicken (pancreas issues, yup.)! And phew he healed !🎉❤
Aww lil doggie... what a lucky boy to have his mama cook for him make him better ~oh geez~ we've had to cook for our Sir Dogsalot; similar reasons 😅 You narrate the situation well/entertainingly !❤️🩹😂
Wow. This looks really good & with super yummy adaptations !! Yum ☺️
Well, I agree with you when you get older it’s more difficult to open up lids ! New to your channel. Love your videos. Thank you so much. God bless you and family 🙏🏻✝️❤️
This is smart!! And You have such a fun genuine way about ya~ Thanks!
Thank you for the kind words.
Is your water distiller from Berkey?
Yes, as I also have the extra fluoride filters you can add. However, I've used bottled distilled water as well. Thanks for watching.
I make them in the end of tomatoes Season peppers tomatoes apples vinegar pure water and salt and waterbath caning
They are so good with soups and stews. Thanks for watching.
Love your grateful attitude. That's how I feel in my garden. It's messy but it's a blessing. So sorry about Dottie. We lost one recently too.
We miss her for sure.
You want the best recipe 2 cups warm not hot water 1/4 honey 4 cups fresh milled wheat flour 2 tsp salt A little less than 1 Tbls yeast Set on wheat setting or do what you did but bake 60 minutes It is easy no oil bread that tastes great.
Gonna have to try this. Which crust setting do you use? I tried a sourdough one and it needs the darkest setting. Also, do you have a favorite wheat? Thanks for the recipe.
@@sowingback I just use whole wheat setting. But if you do a homemade setting just make sure bake is 60 min.
Sorry for your loss.
This is something I want to try next year!!!!
I've got spaghetti sauce in the canner right now too!
Yum!