Don’t Trash It, Smash It
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- We’re getting ready for the summer garden, and that means maintenance and fixing something things that fell into disrepair last year. Also, Meg is in the kitchen making up some danish pastries.
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Intro: Let Me Love You by Loving Caliber
Love For The Ocean by Pastis
Salamanca by Sarah, The Illstrumentalist
Storm Is Over by Windshield
Feriado by Cornelio
Wicked One by Velvet Moon
To The Skies by Martin Klem
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You should put, “Any day in the garden’s a good day!” On a t-shirt! Loved those words!!
Buggy is such an adorable little ham, the camera loves her like we all do.
Bye....Buggy. Meg, I could watch you cook all day! Everyone in this family is hard working.
Birdsong in the background is so lovely, then an occasional chicken “quack”, and sound of a happy man working in the garden on a blue sky day. Then the ginger cat wanders through, and Buggy with her dolly and a bucket of rocks. Heaven on earth ❤
Meg,danish,hm,yum,
You are so ,"Yarnish!" Ha,get it,lol,ByeBuggy,and you handsome 4,boys,keep learning,growing!
🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🍕🐂🐃
As soon as panel makers discovered the growing use of panels in gardens, they have been hiking prices-just like a lot of other products/food. Sad!😒🙄☹️
Suggestion: reattach the cattle panels further up the t-posts, so the arch is a few feet higher and when you get the hanging fruits later in the season you can still get the mower through without destroying your harvest.
Looking great!!!
One of the most important things you learn about having farm animals is the gift of " Back Up". There is nothing more precious than a willing and knowledgeable neighbor / friend who is there when You need them. 🐎 🐄 🐑 🐐 🐔
Either you edit out teenage antics-or your kids are absolute saints!
Meg left their antics in one of their recent videos. They were a little horrified 😅
Folks I could sit and watch y'all work all day, lol. 😅 Hope everyone has a great weekend. 😊💜🐾🐾🕊♻️
That little Buggy.... She's so full of personality.... Love her!! The arches look amazing, and Meg, those cherry danish look soo yummy!! You guys are a prime example of what families are supposed to be. Love your channel.
I love Meg's kitchen. Especially when little meg helps lol! You two along with the kids have found the recipe for happiness. Thank you for sharing it with us!
Very fortunate, Ben, that you can create often. "They" certainly are making it increasingly more difficult for farmers, homesteaders. So very much appreciate you, Meg, and your family. Thanks so for all you all share.
“Oh yeah, I’m just gonna make a cherry cheese danish” Amazing dedication to provide the BEST for your family.
Love all your children, but that little Bug is a ray of sunshine. Much loved baby ❣️
What a dear family you are! My husband and I eat with y’all every day, purposely saving your videos for that reason. We love seeing Buggy’s head go down in prayer and then seeing her face/hearing her voice when she and Meg say “bye”!
We usually watch during dinner also!
Since I live in California, I usually watch your videos between 5:30 and 6:00pm🤗. Ben, I love how you are so good at repurposing so many things around the homestead! Those archways are going to look beautiful when the plants have grown over them! Meg, those pastries looked beautiful and I can imagine they were very tasty😘! Little Buggy’s energetic “bye” was so adorable💜!
Your embroidered tea towels reminded me of growing up on Kansas farms with my grandmothers. They always embroidered their tea towels and aprons.
I bought 8ft cattle panels when they had them on sale last month for $20 here... the 16ft ones are $46 here. It's crazy.
In Canada , 16 ft ones are 100 dollars!
Love to hear the birds in the background.
I think the birds love the Hollars' in their "neighborhood"...surely are chirpin' and singin'! Wonderful video Hollar's! Love me some cherry Danish too! Ya'll have a safe, springy weekend! ATTN: EDITOR.👀..PLEASE AVERT YOUR EYES!! 👀🎯😎🙌🪄🔮👍(And Hollar guys...don't forget...mom's day is right 'round the corner!!!)
Ben and Meg, i love that you guys either reuse, repurpose, or make your own, farm structures or cooking in the kitchen!!! Making do, as we used to say! Saves alot of money! Meg, those pastries looked scrumptious!!! Looked like home made, and im willing to believe it was, home made cream cheese too as an ingredient! You both are wonders, the skills you both have in your pocket!!! Great teachers, too, for your kids they are the next generation to teach others how to make do! Great video!!
I grow hops as food. By growing the bines in large pots, I limit the size to about 15 feet. The young spring shoots and baby leaves are good as a cooked vegetable. I usually eat them in scrambled eggs or wherever you would like a pleasantly bitter taste (like endive). The shoots make an excellent pickle. I also gather the excess rhizomes for cooking. They taste sweet like cooked carrots. The strobiles can of course be used for brewing or to make medicinal tea. Enjoy!
Buggy is so freakin cute! I bet she keeps the whole family hopping!
Just what I was waiting for at the end…Buggy saying Bye❕🫠❕
Meg please publish a cookbook. Your meals and baking look so delicious 😊
Meg, you are amazing! If I had to do all that cooking and baking, my family would starve.
A beautiful day in the Hollar neighborhood! Have a lovely weekend y'all!
I love following along as you progress your homestead. Thank you for sharing. 🌻🌻💕💕
I love Buggys personality. She's so sweet and growing so fast.Your boys are so quiet. I'm sure they are all hard working,sweet, kind and camera shy. Meg, I could watch you cook and bake all day long. You've got fantastic ideas and recipes. Love your videos ❤
Grow the hops, make the beer, drink the beer - pain relief!
Ben gave up drinking. being serious here. Not joking. I,m sure you don't know.
Those tall multi-pocket pots in your garden are great for growing strawberries.
Another Amazing Video ! The love and respect you all have for each other , Blessings To All of You !
I love watching you guys. Megs bread always comes out beautiful.
So I got myself a t-post pounder, some t-posts and panel to set up for my tomatoes at a community garden. Made a fool out of myself getting the pounder caught on the t-post!
Meg! Knit that baby a blanket! Lol
Ben & Meg, you have a beautiful family! Thanks for sharing it with us!
I love to watch you cook Meg! Buggy’s a little doll ❤
Speaking of trellises, I saw a beautiful pink rose hoop trellises, Cog Hill Farm did that would be a great entrance to megs new garden 😊
I’d love to hear more about your herbs Ben. It would be really interesting to hear about how you plan to use them…tinctures, teas , salves etc.
Buggy is cuteness overload😀
Buggy is so cute and funny saying “bye”. I always enjoy all of your videos!
I love watching you guys I am by myself and something to look forward to see your beautiful family makes me smile 💕💕💕
I so love your background music of birds and chickens. So peaceful. Meg your food looks amazing as always, Ben and children are very lucky. Ben the homestead looks so green and beautiful. Hugs.
Ben, those panel will look so beautiful with hops covering them. I grew a hops plant,just to see if I could in the desert. It was a perfect screen for part of our yard. Then our dogs discovered it & liked to run in it. Come to find out I’m highly allergic to it 🥴😡 so we put wire around it & it grows over the lattice work 🤩
Meg, all your meals look delicious & fairly easy & the family is fed well 😋. Just gently remind the boys that all women are not or will not be like you 😉. I was like you & my boys are having hard times getting home cooked meals lol. Love that both of you are so home oriented ❤
Have a great day 👵🏻👩🌾❣️
Productive day again. Lovely weather too.
Danish looked magnificent.
Have a good weekend too! 💜💜
i'm amazed at the amount of i'm amazed at how much cooking, making, baking Meg does each and every day!
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Nice use of the leftover cherries to make danish 🤤 Well done Meg!
Meg, you are amazing! Those Danish look incredible ❤
Your garden is really looking nice!
Buggy is going to be a real little farmer and gardener is my guess one of the boys will be a chef due to meg
I just love watching Meg bake and cook, that danish looked amazing!!!
Very nice Danish.
And I like the cattle panels raised up, and I'm sure that raising them up will be very helpful to you as access as you said.
It feels lazy of me to watch you all work so hard.
Beautiful FAMILY.
Hi, Ben! Using the t-posts is a great idea. Meg you are an amazing chef and homemaker.
Loving the daily videos. Keeps me motivated to keep growing
You inspire me to make so many delicious foods Meg
Buggy is so cute! Keep your wonderful videos coming!
My mind always goes down a rabbit hole when I start thinking about things like how crazy high prices have gone up in the last 3 years. I remember my father talking about a bushel (not half bushel!) of peppers selling for 25 cents back when he was growing up on the farm about 1930+. And I have often thought about gas (33 cents a gallon in late 60’s-early 70’s) and bread 20 cents a loaf early 60’s. I also remember how horrified people were when those prices started going up and there was talk of both getting up to a dollar. Everyone complained and said what was the world coming to and how were we supposed to survive with those prices. And yet even before the current madness of costs, everything was way beyond a dollar a gallon and loaf. My rabbit hole mind thinks the significant difference is the extreme speed of the rise compared to earlier increases with the exception of gasoline and oil products which was a huge thing due to “supply shortages” and people having to wait in long lines and only being able to buy gas every other day depending on your license number being odd or even. I think that was probably before you were both born so not in your life experiences just like the rationing of WW II was before I was born. I think there’s a quote saying “there’s nothing new in the world” and the longer I live, the truer that seems to be.
Hi hollar family ❤
It just wouldn't be the end of the video, unless Buggy says Bye ❤❤
The music was so relaxing today. I loved it ❤
I remember your family pitting those cherries. So worth the trouble! 😊
Buggy is THE cutest! ❤
The garden is looking awesome & Meg’s buns & Danish look so yummy! Thanks for sharing & have a great weekend! We’re not in the green season yet in Alberta, Canada but my seed potatoes arrived yesterday! They may have to wait a couple weeks when the nights aren’t so cool. Great to see the whole family! Blessings to all 🤗💜🇨🇦
You gotta love Buggy!!🥰
Omg that child just melts my heart… 👋🏻 byeee! And thank you sooo much for editing out the tpost pounding ! Very appreciated! Have a great evening 🤗
Love Meg's adapting: the first Danish gave her some resistance:))), the others were assembled on backing paper!😎
Ok Mrs. Meg! I ABSOLUTELY love watching you in your element cooking and baking :) soooo I'm gonna pray as hard as I can that one day in the hopefully soon future we'll see a cookbook from you :) as for you Mr. BEN, keep up your awesome gardening tips! We've been working on our garden trying to get the amendments right since all we have is red clay dirt lol. Thanks guys for all the info you give and for just being the genuine people that you are :)
Meg , your cooking is so beautiful and relaxing to watch, even though I know it takes a lot of work.
Don’t get me started on the cattle panel, my late husband and I purchased ours five years ago , my friend stopped by and asked where we purchased them and we looked up tractor supply! Definitely hang on to what you have because we may never see the old prices again! Have a great weekend! 💕
Hey Hollers ,you reminded me to tell you the Neighbors helped me do what you suggested with my Cattle Panel 🤗.
I paid $40 for my heavy gaged only because i couldnt get the lesser. Now im happy I did since it doubled 🤨.
True that when they are covered ,non the wiser!
Really i never knew that about Hops. I will tell my Friend who grows a Ton of them👍.
Momma is at it again!
You Boys will be hard pressed to find a Wife
like Her❤.
Have a lovely .
JO JO IN VT 💞
Watching you all blesses my heart. Thank you for sharing❤
Buggie is so precious. Sweetest goodbye!
Meg-I could watch you cook all day!💜
That danish looked amazing.
"It is...what it is.....until it isn't.🤓" ... Hope you all have a wonderful weekend... !❣
I would love your Danish pastry recipe. I love how you make everything from scratch. We are trying to do more of this. Love watching your channel. Very inspirational
Have a good weekend!
Great to see you sorting out the panels. I copied your idea for one of my raised beds but a smaller panel with smaller mesh tied together at the top of the arch. I grew my peas and then climbing beans up them which was great The snow smashed them down in January so I propped them up again with a stake but need to find a better type of stake now that growing season is here. Watching you on Saturday afternoon after battling with some invading Ivy from my neighbours garden. So good to see all the soil improvement over the years I have watched you. Just love that Cheery Goodbye from Buggy.
You make things look so easy. Your boys don’t want to be filmed your girl loves it… Sounds like my boy and girl total opposites and they’re in their 30s and 40s now. Prayers
That cat loves u!
The pastry looks delicious!! As always you make me happy to see you pray and eat as a family around the table!🙏❤️
We are just barely getting into spring here in NE Wyoming. I did get the first 4 trees of my orchard in last weekend, but then it decided to get cold and snow again. Getting used to new climates is challenging :) Watching you guys is always a good inspiration.
In WY as well but in the SE. It has been a hard learning curve these past four years!
Great video ❤
I would love to see videos on tincture making!
We lived on 6 acres in Amarillo and we used 42 cattle panels for our back yard fence. Pulled all of it down b4 we moved to San Antonio. Landlord was up set that we took it with us. It's portable so it wasn't permanent fence. Took up my flower plants also. It took me 2 yrs to improve that place to grow anything. Prairie land doesn't have good soil. Like you I made wonderful soil. Your work cost money and your time. Have been along time since I made cherry danish rings. Blessings
There are few things in life that are as wonderful as cherry cream cheese Danish. Well, my roommate's pineapple upside-down cake. 😊
Enjoy Megs cooking and Buggy. And, of course, the boys.
Bye, Buggy! 🍒
Buggy has a ROCKIN' BABY😂
May she always say "bYe!"
So sweet. Great vid as always. Ty so much!
Prices are unbelievable, I’ve been trying to be as independent as possible when it comes to the garden. With seeds, soil, fertilizer, ect. I think the powers that shouldn’t be have noticed a big movement of people wanting to grow gardens and when I went to a garden store to apply for a job, I noticed the plant starts were extremely expensive. I think it was 2 or 3 cubic feet of organic soil for 10 bucks a bag! I needed ten and I said the heck with that, glad I made a compost pile to sit over the winter last fall(it’s not the best but it’ll do, it’s got lots of worms in it). My point is....people who want to get their feet wet in gardening will be discouraged when they see the prices and not want to deal with it. I enjoy watching you all and learning from y’all. Y’all have a blessed day!
I love how involved Buggy is in your videos. She is so sweet and out going not to mention smart and a bit beyond her years. The boys are awesome but seem to shy away from the camera and hide their personalities. I bet they are a blast when they are comfortable. What out boys baby sister is showing you up. Just kidding. Love to you all.
The danish looked so good! Thanks for the video! Hope you have a great weekend!
I thank we can all agree on how expensive everything is.
But now we have to be creative and use what we have. Or use our local community to source it second hand. Main thing is, don't get discouraged and don't give up the dream. It's worth all the extra work.
Love your channel. Watch every day. When is that cookbook coming out Meg? Our cattle panels in my area run around $95-$135 a piece. I would gladly pay your prices...lol
Love watching you guys, you're so inspiring and I'm hugely envious that you now how bees! One day Angela, one day! Please can you share more about tinctures and what you plan to do with your herbs from a medicinal point of view? It's just something I'm starting to explore so would love to see what you guys are doing with them :)
enjoyed the video. have a great week-end!
Love Love Love Y'all 😊
That video cannot be over already 😮!
I actually gasped when I saw you make slices in the dough and then "lattice" them together before they rose that final time. So! That's why she cut it!! Now, I can't wait to make a keto version. Thank you so much for showing all "the things," Meg. ~ And Ben, can't wait to see how your hops and loofahs grow!
I had this for supper tonight at Cebollas
Tacos De Carne Asada - Three tacos with grilled steak
served with onions, cilantro, spicy tomatillo sauce & refried beans. 13.05
It had my nose running, lol
I love your videos. I look forward Tuesday-Friday to watch them. I missed this one yesterday cause we had garden stuff to get done. I get so excited to watch them while I make dinner. You guys are awesome!
OMG!!! Meg we need your Danish recipe, please!!! ❤️❤️❤️