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  • @francesgannon8990
    @francesgannon8990 12 дней назад +1

    It’s so peaceful and interesting to “be with you in you home” . Thank you!❤

  • @pobilly
    @pobilly 11 дней назад

    Thank you Mary! Love learning from you. I have started my first sour dough starter in the past 36 hours.

  • @yadymoncayo294
    @yadymoncayo294 11 дней назад

    Thank you ❤

  • @truthteller99
    @truthteller99 12 дней назад

    Your bread is amazing.

  • @susie4lifeutube
    @susie4lifeutube 12 дней назад

    Thank you for the discard sour dough recipe. I made it this morning. I was so surprised how fast the bread making process took. I used half hard and red wheat berries. I did have to add a slight more water. Mine doubled in less than a half hour and then I prepared it as you did for the pans. In 35 minutes it had already reached 2 inches above pan. Went into the oven. Perfect bread.

  • @chickensandadumplin326
    @chickensandadumplin326 12 дней назад

    Good morning ☕️ those buttercups are so beautiful. I must say I find myself taking chicken breaks during the day. If I'm feeling overwhelmed I will sit with my girls for a few minutes. I will also have my morning coffee with them and catch up on all the coop gossip lol. I am a recent subscriber. This channel has brought me alot of comfort during my health struggles, become a part of my morning routine and has given me motivation to start my sourdough up again. I tried my hand at pretzel bites the other day and my husband loved them. I had a piece of sourdough zucchini bread this morning with my coffee, I am a fan! P.s.. the chickens are to😊. We used to have a big inground garden but I have a back porch garden for now cause I haven't been feeling the best. But I do have tomatoes, tomatillos, zucchini, yellow squash, green beans, hot peppers, sweet peppers, lettuce, spinach and an avocado tree. So trying to make good with my space. Have a blessed day ❤🍞

  • @suzie2080
    @suzie2080 17 часов назад

    I've never had lentils but I did buy a bag because I've heard people talk about using them. I now know how I'll use them. I'll try the chili sometime. It does look really good! We've had pretty normal temps where I'm at in Iowa. The rain we're getting this year is wonderful though. We were in a severe drought going into Spring and we aren't any more. We did have terrible flooding, and for the people who were affected, it was devastating.

  • @bertehogue9717
    @bertehogue9717 13 дней назад +3

    This is a loaf I will have to try. It looks amazing. My sister keeps telling me to make bread crumbs and I haven't done it. After watching how easy you make it, it's time I give it a try. Love seeing your chickens. I do miss mine but not able to have them anymore so I'll enjoy yours.

  • @bobanddaly
    @bobanddaly 5 дней назад

    Hi, can you make a video showing how you freeze the sourdough bread? Cut, un cut, how to prevent them to stick to each other, etc. All the little tricks that makes freezing bread easy. Thank you!!!

  • @laureinelesaux9872
    @laureinelesaux9872 13 дней назад

    Hi Mary, I made your sourdough sandwich bread using white flour, as that’s all I had, and let me tell you it is so soft and delicious, and so easy to make. I also made your sourdough granola, and again, so yummy and easy to make. Thanks for sharing your recipes. Love from Canada.

  • @suzyvance7328
    @suzyvance7328 13 дней назад +1

    Thank you, Mary. Your videos are always calming. The music and just listening to your voice. Question: Do you always slice your bread up? I usually slice as needed. I'd love to slice it up but I think it will get stale. Is that not so?

  • @lynne5893
    @lynne5893 13 дней назад

    Aww Mary! You are making sure your audience is becoming great bakers! My hubbs loves all the goodies. Ty❤️

  • @galemartin3277
    @galemartin3277 13 дней назад +1

    Nice looking bread! But I love the sour of sourdough bread.

  • @debbiecurtis3682
    @debbiecurtis3682 13 дней назад

    Mary, Thank you for this discard sandwich loaf with weights as I’m new to milling my own flour:) Your flowers are lovely!

  • @tanyadvyse
    @tanyadvyse 12 дней назад

    My garden is going. It has been abit cool so slow growing. Thinking a solid green house would be good, taking a break from baking , I caught a cold so not feeling great, and waiting for my wheat berrys to arrive to start bread.

  • @JanN-1952
    @JanN-1952 13 дней назад

    we have a black stone and hardly use it I am ashamed about it LOL. I think it has intimated me.

  • @FarmhouseWorthy
    @FarmhouseWorthy 12 дней назад

    Mary, you make bread and store it in the freezer, how do you prepare the bread or wrap it? You have inspired me to get a grain mill and grind my own a learning curve at 66. Thank you.

    • @TheRoseHomestead
      @TheRoseHomestead  11 дней назад +1

      I let it cool completely then slice it. I put it in a plastic bread bag from the local store and put a clip on it. I store it in the freezer after that for up to 6 months.

  • @patriciaking1577
    @patriciaking1577 13 дней назад

    I will definitely be making this tonight or tomorrow ❤

  • @WendyDeLaTorre-dl5lv
    @WendyDeLaTorre-dl5lv 13 дней назад

    If you want you could put a canning lid on your jar and vacuum seal it. I do that with a lot of my dry food and freeze dried foods. I have one of those little hand held chargeable sealers.

    • @WendyDeLaTorre-dl5lv
      @WendyDeLaTorre-dl5lv 13 дней назад

      It would be shelf stable and not take up room in the freezer.

  • @amyperrine7421
    @amyperrine7421 13 дней назад

    I broke up the last of the bread I made last week. It's drying in the oven for breadcrumbs. Like you, I store them in a mason jar in the freezer. I use it mostly for oven-fried chicken, or onion rings.

  • @lisaturner6297
    @lisaturner6297 13 дней назад +1

    Mary, I love every one of your recipes & they’ve given me the best success!
    QUESTION: you said you use a 50/50 mix of freshly milled “hard white wheat”, what is the other grain you use please??????

    • @TXSongofJoy
      @TXSongofJoy 13 дней назад +1

      It is hard red wheat. :)

    • @lisaturner6297
      @lisaturner6297 12 дней назад +1

      @@TXSongofJoy ~ Thank you so much!

  • @marykayperkins3985
    @marykayperkins3985 12 дней назад

    Hello, Mary… I have not started milling flour yet and wondered which flour is better to use in place of, bread flour or all purpose flour? Also I see you’re using lodge loaf pans. Any problems with sticking? What is best to put in pan to prevent sticking. Lastly, is there any special instructions for starter if I will be out of town for 3-4 weeks. As always thank you so much for your patience and support.❤😊

    • @TheRoseHomestead
      @TheRoseHomestead  12 дней назад

      The closest thing to all purpose would be hard white wheat. It's lighter and milder in flavor than other wheat varieties. I love the lodge pans and just spritz them with some olive oil before putting the dough in. I have had zero issues with sticking. If you are going to be out of town, just feed your starter and instead of leaving it out to get active, just put it straight in the fridge after feeding. It will ferment slowly while you are away which will keep it happy. You are so welcome!

  • @auswindall
    @auswindall 13 дней назад

    Garden in Alabama going strong 🎉 house has peas everywhere ❤ hot as fire 🔥 blessed

  • @S.Kay.Steffy
    @S.Kay.Steffy 13 дней назад

    I love your videos and love listening to you! I may have missed it in one of your videos but am wondering why you pick up the dough and throw it pretty hard back on the counter? Hope this question makes sense.

    • @TheRoseHomestead
      @TheRoseHomestead  13 дней назад

      I started doing that because I was having problems with my finished bread have a big hole in the middle. I learned that slamming it on the counter gets all the air dispersed and I haven't had that happen since.

    • @S.Kay.Steffy
      @S.Kay.Steffy 13 дней назад

      @@TheRoseHomestead Thank you for such a quick reply. I will definitely be doing this from now on because I do NOT like holes in my sourdough bread👍😊

  • @patriciaking1577
    @patriciaking1577 13 дней назад +1

    Where did you get your pink apron! I am wanting a new apron and I love that!

    • @TheRoseHomestead
      @TheRoseHomestead  13 дней назад +2

      I got it on Amazon. Here is my affiliate link if you want to check it out. Thank you! amzn.to/4bxLnMl

  • @Pixy62
    @Pixy62 13 дней назад

    What’s the importance of sour dough bread. It seems to be the thing to do rn. And yes, I’ve probably been living under a rock because I don’t know the answer. Also, I am getting my mail today to start grinding my own wheat and I’m very excited.

    • @TheRoseHomestead
      @TheRoseHomestead  13 дней назад

      Sourdough starter when added to bread dough not only rises the dough but also ferments it. Meaning it adds beneficial probiotics to the bread. Also, it pre-digests the starch making it a little easier to digest for some people who bloat after eating bread.

  • @kelkayla
    @kelkayla 13 дней назад

    Can you season and use some as croutons and blend the rest up?

  • @lindahernandez8693
    @lindahernandez8693 13 дней назад +1

    I have a starter in my fridge with hooch n wondering what my next step is. Do I drain the hooch or do I just get out what I need first this recipe? I’m lost😕

    • @TheRoseHomestead
      @TheRoseHomestead  13 дней назад +2

      I don't drain mine. I just stir it in and take out what I need.

    • @mariannriley749
      @mariannriley749 13 дней назад

      TheRoseHomestead:
      Mary,
      I am baking this bread right now. The recipe description said 1 loaf. I should have realized that it was 2 with that amount of FMF. Anyway, all was well until the loaves were rising. The tops split. What would have caused that?
      Hoping the loaves are soft.

  • @fkeen1954
    @fkeen1954 13 дней назад

    I kept wanting to tell you that you dropped a piece of the bread cubes. lol

  • @kelkayla
    @kelkayla 13 дней назад

    What is your best long ferment whole grain sourdough loaf recipe?

    • @TheRoseHomestead
      @TheRoseHomestead  13 дней назад

      therosehomestead.com/whole-grain-sourdough-sandwich-bread/ This recipe can be fermented as long as you want. If it starts rising faster than you wish, just transfer it to the fridge and let it cold ferment for as long as you need.

  • @mariannriley749
    @mariannriley749 13 дней назад

    TheRoseHomestead
    Mary,
    I have this baking right now. All went well until the loaves were rising. The tops split! What do you think caused this?
    Thank you.

    • @TheRoseHomestead
      @TheRoseHomestead  13 дней назад

      So they split before you put them in the oven? If so, they over proofed. How warm is it in your home?

    • @mariannriley749
      @mariannriley749 13 дней назад

      ​​@@TheRoseHomestead
      78 degrees
      So what would I do next time?
      Also, why are some doughs punched down, rolled out and slapped down?
      Thank you

    • @TheRoseHomestead
      @TheRoseHomestead  13 дней назад +1

      @@mariannriley749 I would just try to catch it just as it tops the pan to bake it. Every recipe is different. I make some loaves that have 2 rises and are punched down and some that only rise once in the pan. It really depends on how much you want to put into it.

    • @mariannriley749
      @mariannriley749 13 дней назад

      @@TheRoseHomestead
      Thank you so much.