Mennonite Egg Noodles, Shelf Stable Pasta.
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Loved your lack of fuss over eggs almost dropping while being gathered and the boys enjoyment with helping in the kitchen. You are a sweet mother.
Yes, you are a wonderful mother and teacher! I wish I could come help!
I taught my dog the word "Pieces", so that when I drop an egg he gets it. LOL
Yep, most of us would have been having a fit by now, but you said nothing. You’re soooo patient and relaxed, good for you. I can’t believe how much the kids help you in the kitchen. You’re a lucky woman.
You said it just right! And The funny boys, flour beard n mustache but when Momma said said they must obey, they sure did. Such fun they're having doing thier work.
In the name of the little girls in my life, thank you for teaching your boys to take part in the daily mundane tasks of the home.
You’re kids are going to be so thankful you taught them this stuff. I certainly wish I had learned. Thank you for sharing!
Never to late to start learning. RUclips has lots and lots of cooking videos. I'm in my late 60s and discovering new things to try all the time. Enjoy the journey!
I was lucky enough to be invited to my Amish friends quilting (I just visited with the ladies while they quilted). The younger girls don't enjoy quilting, so they were put to work making noodles. They used 96 egg yolks and I don't know how much flour, but their process was just like yours including the ironing of the dough - which was new to me. It was a wonderful, relaxing day filled with visiting and sharing of stories and I enjoyed it so much. My friend ended up with two and a half five gallon buckets of dried noodles and I came home with a full cookie sheet of noodles which I finished drying. Memories to treasure. Thanks so much for sharing!
I used to buy bulk whole wheat pastas and keep it in 5 gal buckets lol
Long before they were sold in stores
Pasta keeps forever it seems
Did I hear her say she was throwing out some of the smaller pasta dough, because their was playdough in the machine?
@@chrisroper2731yes you did. We were notorious for snatching ma’s pasta cutter and ice crusher to mess with play dough and crush crayons to create chaos and mayhem. Thats life with little kids! 😊
Lucky you we live in the PNW no Amish here
How awesome was that!? People need to get together like that nowadays.
I was raised next door to a PA Durch family (not Mennonite or Amish but lifestyle) She made everything from scratch and she swore I could tell from a 1/4 mile away when she opened the Hoosier cabinet to bake bread or make noodles. She would dump about (guessing here ) 5 lbs of flour on her kitchen table (enamel topped) make a well in the middle and have no idea how many eggs went in the middle. I would sit at one of the chairs on my knees to watch. She made squares for the biggest pot of Slippery Pot Pie you've ever seen. That meant the their preacher would be coming that Sunday after church and I was invited also. Homemade bread and home grown green beans. I loved her so much, she was the only adult who made me feel like I was loved.
She might have been from the Brethern. They were the other break away from the Amish. My maternal grandmother was from the Brethern.
@@HazelJuanitaMillanHoffman Actually I can go back about 3 generations of her family and they were all Church of God. Kind of sad - her niece that I played with died this week and it leaves only one of Melva's family left the youngest niece. I will say the boy I dated in high school was Brethern, his mother wore the little cap. She didn't like me because (or I thought so) was an Episcopalian. As hard as I worked on that farm for them - I couldn't win her over.
While I loved the lesson on pasta, those fun-loving boys in the kitchen with you are probably my favorite part. Brothers! I love their little spirit and personality! Not sure if you have budding chefs or comedians on your hands though!!! I love that all the kids get involved at different points in the process.
Thanks for sharing your family as well as your knowledge!
Your gentle spirit is a gift to this world, and I enjoy watching and learning from you.
I was thinking the same thing…a calming soul…someone to emulate.
Absolutely! She’s such a humble gem ❤
This is probably the greatest channel I’ve seen in years. Thank you for your knowledge
This is how children learn to cook and participate in family responsibilities.
My paternal great grandmother had a table with over a dozen leaves. She would put all the leaves in and cover it with homemade noodles. My eldest has her table now as well as her birthday. Treasures!
Yes. My mom and grandma had those tables too!!!!
Wow! I’ve never seen a table like that but I sure would love to!! 🥰
The Memories we all carry I believe show we were from a Loving Family! We all did chores and helped each other! We plucked chicken feathers my brothers hunted w my dad and we all Loved to Fish! and go camping!🏕️ and w a family of 11 it always reminded me of the Waltons lol Love & Memories are a Beautiful thing for families to have! We still laugh about the funny things we did growing up! We were outside all the time! And We kissed our Parents Goodnight
and Thanked God for our Food before our meals. God Bless everyone! 🙏❤️ I Love this Homesteading Family!
🌷 My Mother’s homemade chicken noodle soup was the best I’ve ever had! The chicken tasted like chicken (not cardboard) and the noodles were amazing with just enough flour from the noodles to thicken the soup perfectly! Oh and the home-made hot bread fresh from my Grandmother’s oven - she cut off one end & slathered it with butter & honey for me… oh gosh… now I’m hungry & lonely!
What a joy this was to watch. I used to love making homemade pasta with my 7 children. Now they are adults with families of their own. They still talk about how much they loved making noodles. I am so happy that you have abundance in your lives at this time. Cheese is great!
I loved when you told the boys they must obey. Unlike parents today who let their children run them. Too many parents want to be their child’s friend and not the parent. Thank you for being a real parent/mother. You are a rare being in this day and age and I commend you.
Who cares
@@christineperez7562many people care. Many people find joy in the smallest details this sparking more joy. Perhaps you should,,,, dare to care ❤
This is extremely important. Love and discipline creates Order. Order creates Safety and Sanity.
People who don't understand this are foolish.
@@christineperez7562 Many teachers including myself care! Most kids are sent to school and have never been told they need to listen and obey and it makes it very difficult to have a constructive learning environment when they won't listen to the authority figure. BTW, "authority" is not a dirty word!
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I’ve made noodles before, but I never heard of ironing them! I grew up in a community with a lot of Holdemann Mennonite people, so I wonder if it’s part of their tradition. I don’t have a pasta machine, so I roll my noodles out by hand, and cut them with a large chef’s knife. I also use the same dough to make egg roll wrappers, and have even made fried hand pies with it!
I enjoyed watching the boys’ antics, especially the flour facial hair! I love Hadassah’s name. I wish the book of Esther had been named Hadassah instead, since that was her real name! I hope your Hadassah is as courageous and steadfast as her namesake!
Good to see the boys helping. Great life skills they are learning! What a great mom - cooking great food and teaching her children to be self sufficient.
We use to own a layer farm and when we had lots of double yolked eggs my mom and 3 aunts would come over and we would make noodles. They would bring their wooden dryer racks to hang the noodles on. Plus hangers. There were noodles everywhere to dry. And flour. Lol. But it was a fun time and made wonderful memories for me now. That is so good to see the kids helping. Good memories. Love your channel. You bring back so many memories for me. Gods blessings and A blessed Easter.
Kendrick was so proud of his flour mustache! He gave me a good chuckle. Thank you for showing how to make noodles, very interesting! God bless you and your beautiful family!
This is the best way for children to learn life skills.
Its very heart warming to see a family working together in harmony to create homemade food. ❤
I loved seeing the kids helping and laughing and playing in the kitchen with you!
Renee Clark, are you my cousin in Wisconsin or just have the same name?
@@reneenelsen7416 just a same name I'm afraid...😁
Your daughter helping with the noodles is so sweet and beautiful 🙂
Kendrick has such a lovely smile. Love how the kids are always involved ❤
All of the children have a lovely smile!
Beautiful family!!❤
I think its so important to teach the kids all those amazing useful skills!❤
I love how you are teaching your kids living skills.
Aaahhhh I love the way you incorporate your children. You are an amazing mom ❤
Agree so cute!
Absolutely agree❤
Nee subscriber here! I just LOVED this video because of the Wonderful family values and togetherness you express. So many families have gotten away from this. You even showed praying before dinner. More people need to see this and get back to important family values and togetherness! God bless you!
P.s. you stole my soul when you said you had to throw away that one batch of noodles because it had playdough in it! Life is just no fun without kids. Mine are grown and gone and i miss everyday
🥰🥰. Welcome. So happy you have you here and thanks for your kind words!!!
It was so good to see the little boys.
The three of them looking into the camera was the best thing all day.
Good job Kendrick.
Good job Maxwell.
Good job Harrison.
Thank you for showing us how to make noodles and that duck eggs would be delicious. We had Muscovy ducks when I was little.
Glad you enjoyed it!!!
Kendrick's facial expressions just make me want to hug him. He cracks me up!
Thank you Ruth Ann. Very interesting
Brilliant Love the boys 💕
I found out ~20 years ago that I was allergic to chicken eggs (both whites+ yolks) now, I want to try these duck eggs!
Love how you explain everything by showing your steps. Then there's the kiddo's and your awesome smile that brings me back time and time again. I don't have a spare bed and no need for so many noodles for just me and my furbaby but love your process. Was once a farmer long ago. I enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing. Happy Easter!🐰🐇🐣🐥
You are so kind
Did one of your kiddos say "oof-da" when you were mixing up the dough? Lol. I say that all the time. I love how your little guy was making scrambled eggs in the background too.
Boys with flour mustaches, check. Clothes ironing pasta dough, check. Play dough in the pasta cutter, check. 😀 You have much more patience than I do! I will one day try out this recipe. Thank you for the tutorial and the entertainment.
You blew my mind wjen you ironed your pasta. Your kitchen tips never cease to amaze me. Your boys and their flour faces are priceless. Children are such a joy in a home.
Never thought to add water to the ground beef to make a broth. What a wonderful nutritious addition to cooking your noodles. Makes perfect sense and I will be using it and passing on this information to my family.
Nothing beats home-made pasta, it's just the best.
😂 "oh, there was playdough in there." 😅 That means ght have been my undoing. She was so casual about it it I think she just healed my whole childhood!
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Luckily, homemade play dough is fron ingredients found in the cupboard, just like making dough, so no issue, just food coloring added, and cream of tar tar I believe. Yes:
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup water
2 teaspoons cream of tartar
1/3 cup salt
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
food coloring
My mom would let us each pick our color. On rainy days It kept the 5 of us busy... loved those days with warm soft playdough...
Your children are great helpers 😊 I love how they come together and know their chores. So good to watch. That pasta dough is so yellow with those eggs 🥰
Agreed! The pasta looks so amazing ❤
Love this! I grow up in a home where my mom canned and garden regularly but unfortunately she passed before I was able to learn. I’m trying to learn now so I can teach my children. My husband and I are slowly trying to build our own homestead/family compound. I believe it is the best way of life. God bless you! Thank you for sharing your recipes and knowledge for others!
Your daughter is beautiful and was a great help with the pasta rolling! She looked like an expert! Good job momma!
I love how the kids are involved in the kitchen, and they seem to enjoy it.
Woke up this morning and realized it was Saturday, yay. Then remembered the Zimmerman's were on RUclips, yay. Then watching the boys play with flour, such a good morning
Your videos are always a flippin’ Masterclass! I’m a grandma and clearly I’ve not paid attention to all the cool life skills out there. I’m actually a little grieved about it.
But now I’m showing things to my grandkids and they think I’m so smart. I plageraize your homemaking hacks, RuthAnn. Shamelessly. 😂
I do see what you’re doing there, though. When those kids work alongside you, you can see right away what kind of dumb things someone (like me) might do at home so you can adjust your explanations and descriptions! Genius. 🥰
That whole spaghetti thing is fantastic. We tried it with ‘fresh’ noodles from a bougie market. ‘‘Twas a hit. I’m so clever. 😉
I bet there is never a dull moment with those two around 🤣😂🤣. Cutest helpers ever! ♥️♥️
It’s true!!!
This brings back memories of my mom making huge amounts of egg noodles for our family of 12. 😊 My dad made kind of a picnic table where we could all sit together and Mom would cover it with drying noodles. Ironing pasta sounded bizarre at first but it makes sense when you think about it. My mom just fan-folded the dough and cut it by hand: no pasta machine or pasta cutter.
My son had ducks for a while and their eggs were great. I forget why, but eventually they all had to go to freezer camp.
Love your kids. First guy is such a good helper, and Mr. Moustache is a hoot! I love Hadassah's name, how beautiful and strong it is.
Thank you so much for this video. Subscribing.
There's a video on YT on making a manual jar vacuum tool, using the the tool for bleeding air from brake lines. I use mine a lot.
Oh my goodness what a great video. Love watching your children work with you. Not only are they learning but you all are making great memories. I do get sad when your videos are over. I look so forward to watching you and your precious family. I have learned so much. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos
Thank you so much!
New today but definitely subscribing! Always looking to learn new skills even at my age - I'm in my eighth decade of earth life. ❤
Liked your term "harvested" no explanation needed. I grew up on what would be called today as farmette. Parents were both brought up on farms (dairy). My mom was raised Mennonite, Pennsylvania Dutch, not related to amish or old order as yourself. Dad was first German generation born in the United States. Parents had chickens and harvested them too. Lots of crops, regular garden and a patch garden that was near the house. Fruit trees... many different types of apples, pears, peaches, plums. Blueberries and raspberries. Nut trees pecan, almond and hazelnut. Lots of canning and freezing. Myself and siblings were all expected to pull the weeds. Truly nice to see you bringing up your children with establishing skills to provide for themselves and generosity to share with others. I truly wish I could have brought my own up as I myself was. Too many of us just take it all for granted, never feeling that accomplishment.
This was so interesting to learn about your ducks and pasta. The boys are do cute and great helpers! 😊 Harrison carrying all of those duck eggs… lol
Harrison did a good job!
thank you. I have an abundance of eggs these days. I need to give pasta a whirl. I love watching the kids learn, and work, and your excellent parenting skills.
Yes , excellent idea. She's a great mom .
What a fantastic work crew! You must be so proud of your children, they will certainly grow up many life skills that will serve them well. I was so surprised to see you planting in the garden and having a meal outside in March! You have inspired me to get started out in my garden. Thanks for the videos, I am an empty nester and a newly retired teacher, I always enjoy watching to see what you and your children have been up to! Looking forward to seeing your Spring videos. With Love, Margaret from Niagara, Canada🇨🇦
Thank you!!!!
Margaret, would you like some squash seeds that I have had real success growing? Retired KD teacher
@@janew5351 Thanks so much, what a kind offer! We don’t eat much squash, I grow some butternut for my mom. I save my seeds so we are good for now, thanks anyway! Enjoy the rest of your weekend. 😎
Love seeing the boys in the kitchen. I believe everyone should learn to cook and girls should learn to change a tire or mow. First time watching. Big Mennonite community here in Waco.
Wow your boys are so hardworking! I wish more children were able to live like this
Love the boys' flour faces and eyebrow raises 😂😂
It’s so great to see the boys helping in the kitchen
i love how kendrick is taking an interest in cooking, & baking. and hes become very aware of the camera. hahahaaa i also love how you've taught the kids to do their part in helping w/the family & farm. what a great bunch of kids! thanks for sharing ruthann!
I can see Kendrick one day on Food Network and/or a chef at a great restaurant, then one of his own!
This reminded we of my boys always in my kitchen helping. Absolutely the best. I so enjoyed my children learning how to cook
My boys too!
Wonderful momma teaching the children well. Love this and thanks for sharing your knowledge.
That apron may be my favorite yet! And jealous of all the duck eggs ❤
I thought that is a new apron, it looks so nice!!
Love their little dramatic theatrics with flour - enjoying life!!
Hi RuthAnn and sweet family! The pasta looks so good, freshly made. I really enjoy seeing the children get involved with whatever you’re doing and they genuinely get excited to participate. They are learning while helping you.
Your chicken alfredo and spaghetti looks delicious.
I hope you and your family have a blessed weekend!
This channel makes me very emotional. I remember being in the kitchen with my grandma every step of the way. You don't only learn about cooking in these moments, you learn about life. Displine, routine, hard work with beautiful results. Its doing what a parent is most obligated to and that's preparing them for when you won't be there.
This is the true definition of " We become so others can become!"
Thanks for sharing your beautiful life with all of us
I can't wait ti make noodles now. Harrison and Kendrick made me cackle! Thanks for the video and for letting them be the kids they are!
You definitely have patience! I don’t think I could be as patient as you are with your little boys. I love watching them though. I was watching and thinking about when these little boys are men they will remember what a wonderful life you provided for them. The skills that they learn now will last their whole lives. No better legacy could you leave them with. I truly enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing ❤
Such great skills for kids to have!
Thank you for showing this. I love how everyone helps. My great grandmother used to say " Many hands make light work"
I love the little boys wanting to help out in the kitchen 🥰
Haddadsa! Such beautiful hair! I enjoy the boys' antics. A lovely life you've created.
I could watch you and your family all day. You all just seem to truly enjoy each others company.
Hey ol’ pal!
I used to chat with you on Instagram!
I haven’t watched your videos in a while, but I caught this one today. It’s so lovely to hear your familiar and friendly voice and see your sweet family!
PLUS the info on ducks and the recipe! haha
Thanks for sharing such a peaceful home and good food!
Bless you sis!
Thanks for sharing this. I love how you get your littles involved in the prep and preparing of food. Love the kiddos antics with the flour and I see my boys aren't the only ones who can't keep their hands out of bowl of flour...lol. Another thing, Playdough in the pasta roller/cutter. I thought my pasta cutter was the only one that has had playdough crusted into it until the next round of noodles went through. Thank you for sharing real life and not editing those things out.
That pasta looks delicious!! Your boys are so funny. I love the production line for pasta making.
Their mustache antics in the background were adorable!
This has to be one of my all time favorite videos of yours! Love seeing the boys help and being in the garden. Do a garden video, pleeeease!!
I love the way you interface with your children and I believe in the way you are teaching them…
I used a pasta maker like the one you have there UNTIL I WAS BLESSED WITH THE KITCHENAID PASTA ATTACHMENT! That thing is AMAZING!
But then you don't need to let the kids help. And it's noisy rather than peaceful.
oh the sweet Harrison, trying so hard! I just love him!
Well done young men, helping your momma! They are precious. I so appreciate the teaching you gave and sharing your heritage and homemaking skills that are lost to so many people today. I always learn something watching you and I’m older than you! But my upbringing was so different from yours. My mom was a great resourceful homemaker but she was self taught. I am trying to pass on what I learned from her but it’s such a blessing to learn so many more things I never knew about that you learned from generations of your family. Precious. Thank you!
Dave should do on your farewell tidings every time!! Love the donkeys 🫏 ❤
I think Hosanna passed away a few months back. I worry about Dave because the cows bully him. He seems lonely.
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You have such a beautiful family! And you are teaching them such incredible skills! Thank you for teaching us too!
I"ve jumped immediatelly as soon as I was notified!! LOOOOVE your videos!
Yay! Thank you!
Wow, can I come live with you,...lol, I have 4 boys and more...I could learn so much from you, my boys are 30, 23, 20, and 9. I've been a proud mom of all my boys but I still have lots of time left to learn. Your videos are a fresh of fresh air. I love learning, gardening and Family. You have a lovely family and the kids are so funny with their little cameo's and flour mustaches 🧑🍳 such great helpers. Great job learning how to accomplish all that you do plus making these videos. I really appreciate watching and learning. Thanks again 😊🇨🇦
Wow that’s a cool tip with ironing the dough! I never knew that it needed to dry first before being cut. Always thought it was such a pain to make because of the cutting process and how sticky it would get. I’ll have to give it a try and fry it out first. ❤
Yes I never knew it had to be dryer before cutting.
Good little kiddo, Oh you grin alike, God love y’all. Wonderful to see your boys and daughter contributing to prepping food. Amazing
You mentioned that you had wrapped your dough in a plastic bag to rest and develop gluten. Pam over at RoseRed Homestead just did a very interesting segment on the cleanliness and environmental impact of plastic bags vs other alternatives. Worth watching. Thanks for the videos; I know they take time and effort. You are appreciated!
I must have missed it, but new outdoor kitchen/eating area is beautiful
Thank you!!!! It’s not completely done yet. But I have footage to show the process
Agreed!
Watching your boys with you in the kitchen is refreshing. Your loving instructions and allowing the boys to play with the flour to become beards was lovely.
My husband grew up old order Mennonite in Iowa too! He would be absolutely tickled if I made some homemade egg noodles.
You’re such a calm cool mom!!!
Ruthann, you are so fun to watch with your children. It brings back memories to this Grandma! Thank you for sharing. That smokeless fire pit is the best. I've always hated campfire smoke as it always comes to me. What a nice company with beautiful accessories!
Have been cooking/baking forty + years and am still finding sensible kitchen shortcuts and tips from you. Thanks so much!
I love watching the boys helping - even with clean-up! I love all your tricks and tips too. I have never seen the iron trick before. I just made some gluten free egg noodles and they turned out great. Now I want to make a huge batch to iron and dry.
Love the helpers and bare footing in the garden... grounding.😅
Enjoyed the video😊 My Mom dried the sheets in a low oven before we cut them. I smiled because noodle day when I was a kid was so fun, and yes, we used beds to dry our pasta too😊
Love that we share memories
I think you have a beautiful family, those 3 “little” boys are almost too sweet that I can hardly stand it!
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Goodness, it’s so much fun to watch the little boys help you. Mess or no, they learn so much. Your patience is one lesson that is intangible but worth every minute. All that and egg noodles too. Your videos are always interesting and never boring. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️
Just love your boys, what a joy when they are brought up with responsibilities, love and discipline. Bless you
I read in an old timers cook book to put them in paper bags in serving size quantities and hang in the attic to dry and store them that way. Thanks for sharing.
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This was so much fun,& informative to watch your family all pitch in to help make the noodles !! Thank you for this wonderful video instruction. My farm school stayed with some Mennonites in the Shenandoah valley in Virginia… back in the 70’s … lovely hospitable folks,& I have great memories of that visit !!
I love finding extras the hens like to hide. I usually make cakes but I'm gonna try these
I might be wrong, but I think it was ducks?
My favorite part was how you included your kids! What a beautiful video!
❤Great presentation today Ruthanne...you do a marvelous job with your children, patiently teaching them and allowing them to be involved in your work. I'm a grandmother now and watching you reminds me why we have our children when we are young..I've slowed down!! I remember your energy, I was once full off energy like you...but now watching you makes me tired . 😅 37:01
Ditto!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It is so important to pass these things on. Many of us never learned these things. They were lost in one generation. Our 1970-80’s city working moms, bless them they are heroes, taught us how to use the microwave and put tv diners in the oven. 😂. I enjoy cooking everything from scratch including cakes and pies, making soap from fat and NaOH, spinning yarn from wool, etc. I’ve had to learn it all from videos like yours or books. We all need to think about where we are getting our food now and what is in it. You are doing important work. May the Universe bless you and your lovely family. 🌸🙏🏽🌸
“So this is our second bed full of pasta” lol😂
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I appreciate your Old Mennonite culture so much. I would have loved to hear your prayer in thanksgiving of bountiful blessings
Oh my lord! That’s a BIG bunch of dough! 😅
This was probably one of my favorite because this is what real life is if your blessed! Cute kids with flour moustaches, top bunks with noodles, mom with skills of a chef trying to make it happen with such patience and skill. Multi tasking, teaching, doing it with joy and improvising with whatever is on hand and ending it with dinner and a prayer of thanks 😊:)!
You are a very wise mom! I am a boy mom, and I LOVE seeing your little boys in the kitchen! They are learning so many life skills and having fun, too, as they learn the value of work as part of life, not just a chore. And they make me laugh!