Home remodel update, house tour of an updated old poor farm, making Jordan Marsh Blueberry Muffins
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Along with some of my home updates, I am sharing a couple of topics that will be part of my new series... It's a New England Thing and an exterior home tour of my friends beautiful farm house which used to be a town and county poor farm . This week will also include some time spent in the kitchen backing Jordan Marsh blueberry muffins with beautiful blueberries collected on Sugarwood's property.
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How much more relaxed can I get from watching this video? From blueberry picking to sitting on the porch with a friend, to the cozy baking and thinking of Autumn, oh how wonderful. Thank you for this moment.
Enjoy!
This is so interesting, and enjoyable from start to finish. Thank you for the diverse topics, and the tips, Linda.
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I totally agree also. Her videos just make me feel so very relaxed. Absolutely beautiful home she is creating !!!
Exactly what I was thinking, and going to say Gail! I always look forward to Linda's videos for an interesting and calming break in my day. :) ~~M~~
Linda , I can honestly say that this is by far my favorite YT channel! I love everything about it! I can watch and listen to you for hours! I absolutely love your Sugarwood’s home, especially the kitchen! Your voice is so soothing, you make me feel like you are talking to ME only! Like a really good friend! I’m sure all your subscribers feel the same way! Your channel is the best click I ever subscribed to! I will definitely be ordering from your shop for fall items! I all forward to Sunday’s with Linda! Your channel is like ready a really good book that you don’t want to end! Looking forward to many more videos! You are beautiful and so funny , you make me smile after watching your videos!
You just warmed my heart! Thank you so much. I'm grateful for your note.
I adore the fact that you can just walk outside & pick blueberries. Idyllic! 💕
Such a peaceful video. You are so lucky to have solid roots and longevity in this lovely region, both you and Ben. You are clearly devoted to that history and that is so admirable. Societies have become so mobile and transient that most of us miss out on that very comforting aspect in life.
Thank you. I agree
You should have so many more people following you Linda - your videos are a delight!
Oh thank you!
Hey Linda, if Willow needs a baby sitter while you do some painting I will be glad to volunteer! Otherwise, everything is looking great! I like the idea of "its a New England thing!" Martha Stewart lived in Westport, CT (1 town over from me) but then moved to New York. So she was not a New England devotee! Best Wishes to you all. Till next time.
Simply white is such a good clean white
I love the view from kitchen window. Rainy and peaceful!
I, too, remember Jordan Marsh Blueberry Muffins, as well as picking blueberries as a summer activity as a girl. Our dogs and ducks used to follow us around and we would toss them blueberries from time to time. My mother fashioned "picking cans" out of empty coffee cans and thick coated wire, which we could hang around our neck freeing up both hands for picking. Thank you so much for sharing the recipe. I can't wait to bake these muffins!
Love the shades on the chandelier. ❤ Those blueberry muffins looked amazing. Happy to hear the dish towel was saved.
Thank you, for sharing your friends home. Just lovely with beautiful views.
Also, the way you designed that kitchen window…perfection. ❤
My Auntie Anne, from Braintree, MA, taught me to pour boiling hot water over berry stains. It works! Always thought that was a New England thing.
Yes! And putting items in the sun after also helps whiten and brighten.
I love the New England series! I grew up in Massachusetts, and now live in NH, and loved going with my Mom to Jordan Marsh for muffins. That brought back a great memory. As for Blueberries, my husband and I go kayaking and a few years ago we discovered an area on our lake that has blueberries growing on bushes that hang over the shore so we are there often now picking. It’s a secret location!!
That is awesome!
New England. I live on the West Coast but my heart desires a trip to New England Linda, you make me want to live a New England lifestyle .
I visited New England several years ago and have never forgotten the history and charm of this part of the US. Thank you for your thoughtful and beautifully done videos. And, I love blueberry muffins!
Your videos are always so enjoyable, especially as I sit on my front porch with a glass of iced tea. I look forward to these. Thank you so much 🙏🙏
My husband's grandparents ran a poor farm here in Newport, Vt. Love what you are doing to your home and your talent and energy!
That is awesome! Thank you so much!
Today I made Zucchini bread. It’s wonderful. Now I will try these. I love Blueberries.
Thank you for sharing your friend's beautiful farm. The house, barn, and the little house are lovely and charming. Of course, the gardens are marvelous.
You’re welcome!
Hi Linda! The,property and renovation of the “poor man’s house” were so inspiring-the results are beautiful. The blueberries were perfect and the muffins looked delicious. One of the joys of summer is the abundance of fresh fruit and veggies. The kitchen window view would make dishwashing chores a pleasure! Love all the things you are doing and looking forward to a peek into the items you will have available in your shop. Thank you and Ben for sharing your vacay time with us!
Your friend's home and land is beautiful! I love "It's a New England Thing"!
Pour boiling water over fabric and clothes with berry stains and watch the stains disappear! It’s how I processed all my kids clothes after berry picking.
Awwww Willow! ❤
Your kitchen window looks great-I like it without the lamps. Looking forward to seeing the window seat cushions-I know Willow is too😂
Years ago, my husband and I stopped at a coffee shop near where we lived. They made the most delicious blueberry/cranberry muffins we ever had. We begged for the recipe and, understandably, they did not want to share it. Anyway, they ended up closing their business and we never got the recipe. However, one day I found a recipe online that sounded very much like the ones from the coffee shop. I made them, added sugar to the tops (just like you did) and used large muffin tins. They were absolutely the most delicious and tasted just as we remembered them. If you like cranberries and blueberries together, you might want to try adding both. The sweet and tart together make the muffin what it is. And I know there are many cranberry bogs in New England, so that would be a nice addition to your muffins. Thank you for sharing the Jordan Marsh recipe with us. P.S. That front door trim is unbelievable - as you said, "who would do this?" My husband and I have moved six times and it never ceases to amaze me how many "shortcuts" he has to fix - even on a new home. Love your videos and thank you for sharing your life with us.
Cranberries with the blueberries would be delicious!
Another wonderful visit with you, Linda. The New England in a box idea sounds very intriguing! I’m looking forward to you unveiling it🥰
I'm impressed with that Laundry Stick, blueberry can be tough to get out! I had to show Mark that "repair job" on your porch sill....I told him even I could repair a sill like that! lol. He got a chuckle out of it and said to give you a "Like" for that one, hopefully the previous Owner didn't PAY someone to do that! Have a beautiful day my friend!
YUM!!! Linda, I can't believe how beautiful and full your blueberry bushes are!!! I'm excited to try your muffin recipe. I buy blueberries all of the time to put on cereal and oatmeal, BUT I have yet to grow any of my own. I have found that some types will grow here in Texas as long as they get enough water. I was just thinking that my mother worked at Jordan Marsh back in the 1950's, but then remembered it was Filene's. She made 60 cents/hour doing bookkeeping and at Christmas she wrapped presents. She could make the prettiest bows for packages! I loved watching her make them. 💘 Thanks for bringing back some fun memories!!! And she loved making blueberry muffins! Happy baking and painting!!
Love these hang out with you type videos..so peaceful🙏
Brings back.memories of my mom.She made blueberry muffins every week.She froze berries so they would not crush plus she dredged them in flour to stop them from sinking.Those looked great.
Love the flour idea! Thank you for sharing
Lovely video thank you for my Sunday treat
Glad you enjoyed it!
Linda, must tell you that I made the Jordan Marsh Blueberry Muffins this morning. They were the best blueberry muffins that I’ve had in a long time! Thank you for sharing.
Great video but your comment about the poor house brought back a horrific memory from childhood. Our Girl Scout troop was visiting what was called the County Home and upon entering I kicked over a ladies spit cup. I was mortified! Glad to see that home has been so beautifully restored.
The muffins look fantastic. Love how the kitchen came out, great job!!!
Just a quick tip for taking blueberry stains out... pour boiling water over the stain and watch it dissolve. A friend of mine shared that with me and I have used it several times. Your muffins look delicious.
Great tip!
I love the large window by the sink area. Just so bright and wonderful. Everything is looking so great, I will be checking out that stain remover!
Linda my friend you can make my blood pressure go down Having a cool drink at our cottage wish you were here
I so enjoy your videos; fun to see life in other parts of the country! Thank you for everything you share! ❤
I'm glad you like them!
Oh goodness! Your video brought back so many memories of when we lived in PA back in the 80"s. We are from Okla. so the falls and Amish country were so beautiful we would almost cry. We were in our twenties with young family so needless to say the farmers markets were amazing. I too remember all kinds of muffins (making my mouth water) YUM!! But, alas, by the time we moved I had gained 20 lbs.!! (It's a no self-control thing! HA) 😄❤from GA!
You’re amazing at all of the projects in your home. Not only are you proficient but you really seem to enjoy them. Your home just wouldn’t be the same without your lovely ideas and efforts. ❤
Thank you so much! I do enjoy working around the house and getting to know its quirks and perks.
I love your channel. It soothes the soul. All your ideas are wonderful.i still remember the leaf garland you made. Such great ideas.
Thank you so much! I hope to do a leaf garland this year. Past two years the leaves were not ready when I was and vice versa LOL
Interested in the stain remover and love those kitchen towels, blueberry muffins looked amazing!
I absolutely loved this Linda. I love "It's a New England Thing!!" Mum and I used to take the T into Boston all the time when I was a child from Belmont by bus and train from Harvard Square to go to Jordan Marsh and Filenes. I miss those days so much and have such beautiful memories of the blueberry muffins and Mum loved the fruit muffins. Thank you !!! The Poor Farm was gorgeous and the views so tranquil. I love being a New Englander and today's weather is spectaular after the front came through! Have a beautiful Sunday Linda! jannieo
Kitchen is looking great! And thank you for the tour of your friend's garden with the mountains in the background!
Linda, I will add that, blueberry picking, getting ready to entertain, spending quality time with a friend, enjoying the history of where we live and dreaming of the season to come. Well let me just say kindred spirit, "It's a New England Thing!"
Blueberry Muffins came out wonderfully, going to try making these. And anxiously awaiting for the dish towels to be restocked. Love them.
They should be back in stock by mid month 🤞🏻
Linda, I just loved watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your beautiful home and gardens. 😃
Love your content and soothing voice. So happy to see your “bowl-lift” mixer. I have a bowl-lift mixer and it seems a more old fashion choice, but I love it and it reminds me of my mother. ❤
Made your Jordan Marsh Blueberry Muffins this morning!!! Delicious!!! This is now my go to recipe. Thanks
Fantastic!
Blueberries were first cultivated in Whitesbog NJ. Frederick Coville began experimenting in New England at the same time as Elizabeth White in New Jersey. He moved to New Jersey to work with Elizabeth and there the first cultivated blueberries were created.
Different history written in the books in our area ;-)
Looking forward to New England Fall in a box ♥♥♥♥Another beautifully inspiring video !!
I just love your channel and content. Love Sugarwood. Thanks for sharing your house and life with us.
Lovely video and so relaxing! It’s bringing back fond memories of my grandmother (Agnes Carter Burnham). Whenever we visited she always made an effort to have blueberry muffins from Jordan Marsh. As a child I didn’t think it was a big deal but now as a 75 year old grandmother I understand. Oh, the memories ❤️. Just one of the reasons I follow you ❤
Wonderful! I enjoy knowing that!
Thank you for the recipe. It's a walk down memory lane. I' m 74 years old and remember going to downtown on the subway and shopping and always bringing home blueberry muffins.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Looking forward to the autumn box
Those shades transformed that chandelier. Yummy muffins. God Bless.
Everthing is coming together beautifully. Your blueberries are massive compared to what we are able to pick here in central Illinois. I am so jealous.
Using lavender stems as cake testers...neat idea. I just made blueberry bars and yum. Always enjoy your gardening and decorating videos. NH is so beautiful.
Hi Linda, New England is just so beautiful. So glad I get to call it home. I always look forward to watching your videos. Great idea with the lavender stems.
Thank you so much!
The chandelier looks lovely Linda…..I have always wanted to sit on a front porch, preferably in a rocking chair I love the look of them, lucky lady who lives there. Nice, I like the Simply White, I always think white walls shows up any picture or features you have on the walls. Yummy Muffins… ‘Where’s mine’…😄
I always want your videos to be longer.
Your smile is sweet Bill, but the light in your eyes is pure happiness! 🎉 No pressure intended, we are all just glad for your opportunity and you sharing with us!
Loved the video. I found orange tulips on sale at Michael"s for 60 % off and purchased enough to make three carrot wreaths for Spring . I am excited . Thank you for the inspiration /
That is awesome!
I thought of you watching this. Miss our New England adventures. Love watching Linda's channel.
Such an enjoyable video to watch Linda. You made my day! Always look forward to watching you.😊
Just finished making your blueberry muffins and they are delicious.
Your home is looking beautiful but let's give some love t Willow as she looks a little down in the mouth.
Thanks Linda, for another wonderful video!
Thanks Linda!! They look delicious! I got a screenshot of the recipe, and I look forward to making them soon!😃
So much to comment on, love look of blueberries in the darling basket, your making the muffins, how lovely the light coming in your dining/kitchen (lifts your spirit) the kitchen window flush w/counter top (thought it was going to be a mistake when you originally were designing it) boy was I wrong!!! It's a wonderful view and natural light pouring in. I'll not take more of your time Linda, but your videos are so soothing to my soul and also inspire me to get going on my own dreams/projects. Can't thank you enough. A kindred spirit!
Thank you so much Donna! I appreciate it!
@@newenglandfinelivinghi Linda love the colour white you chose about the trim love with it for awhile then you can change it every thing looks beautiful pat from canada
Hi Linda. We’ve been using Simply White paint in our houses for while now. It’s awesome! Your work looks great!!
I have my mom's recipe card for Jordan Marsh blueberry muffins. I remember her making them when I was little. She told me a story about going to Jordan Marsh to buy the muffins and when she ate one she bit into it and got half a moth so she had eaten the other half. 😂 She decided she better start making them herself. I just got some blueberries from Long Hill farm in West Newbury, Ma. I know what I'm baking tomorrow. Thanks for the memory Linda💙
Eww on the moth 😆 enjoy your baking time!
I got the recipe for Jordan Marsh muffins from the Boston Globe a million years ago. I used to get fresh blueberry muffins from Jordan Marsh when I worked in the financial district in Boston. … and hello, neighbor. Our Massachusetts home is nearby. We also used to have a sea captains home in Newburyport.
I love blueberry muffins and can’t wait to try your recipe. Then I will display them in my cake stand! It looks so charming!
Lucky for you that Ben got berry stains on you towel!! Now you can test your product!!😂😂😂
Muffins turned out great 👍 everything is looking great 😊Linda I don’t know how you get everything done amazing
Me neither LOL
Beautiful video ❤ Thank you for sharing this on Sunday love ❤️
CAN YOU PROVIDE A LINK FOR THOSE LOVELY METAL TRIMMED FOOTED HURRICANE GLOBES FOR CANDLES ON YOUR DINING ROOM TABLE. Love following and seeing your videos of your lovely home. YOU DO AN INCREDIBLE JOB WITH A CLASSIC TRADITIONAL New England LOOK!! LOVE EVERYTHING YOU DO!!
I have the Jordan Marsh blueberry muffins recipe too! The one with salt and vanilla 😂 I grew up on them myself ❤
The best
Hi Linda,
Love your channel and all you share. Just want to update you on the blueberries. I was raised in New Jersey and learned that Elizabeth White shares credit for cultivating blueberries with Frederick Coville working in New Jersey fields with huckleberry bushes. See note below.
Elizabeth White: The Woman Who Invented the Blueberry | New Jersey: Then and Now. (PBS) By 1916, Elizabeth White and Dr. Frederick Coville, USDA Botanist, had cultivated the first batch of domesticated blueberries. This clip explains how blueberries went from the fields in New Jersey into a worldwide industry. Jan 1, 2020
Yes, she contacted him when she heard of his work and there are so many different articles on the same subject it does get confusing! Our town history book of course has a little different story LOL
I have fresh frozen blueberries! Deep muffin pans! Yippy lol You know what I’m going to be baking❤️🥮
Enjoy your you time!
@@newenglandfineliving TY🫐🫐🫐
Great video. To make the Jordan Marsh muffins fill just 6 of those muffin tins. They will be LARGE muffins like we remember. Just bake at 400 for 20-25 minutes.
Noted! Thank you!
Even filling just 10 makes for large muffins.
Try Abatron Woodepox to fix your ledge. I have used it many times to repair 140 year old railroad passenger cars.
Just a suggestion: use Bondo to repair your outdoor window sill. It is waterproof, sandable, and paintable.....and will last for many, many years.
I will look into that, thank you. I remember using Bondo in the 80s on my car before we painted it , I can't help but wonder if it's the same thing
@@newenglandfineliving Yep, same filler.
You and Ben enjoy your stay-cation 😃❤
We will thank you!
I’m going to make those muffins,look delicious, thanks!
Have fun!
The chandelier and the shades look SMASHING! It’s a great look!
Hi Linda, don’t know if you have seen this you tube channel (Rural Refurb) beautiful Sussex, England cottage and the lovely owner. Lots by of refurb and character pieces. Love your videos and you classic style x
Thank you! I will check it out
Copied the recipe, thank you. Will look to purchase the larger muffin trays. The kitchen lamps? You and your friend both have amazing property views and homes.
The area you live in is absolutely mesmerizing and the older homes being updated instead of torn down is just a blessing. I hope to visit the New England area one day, just beautiful. I love your videos you bring such peace and enjoyment to my day. Thanks for the blueberry muffin recipe 😋
Such a busy lady...❤
Great video!
Loved everything ❤️😍.
I went to Jordan Marsh when I lived in New England. I would go with my Mom. Another great relaxing video. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
I scrambled for paper and pen to write down this recipe. As soon as the temperature drops down to the 80s I'll be baking these. Going to Jordan Marsh was a big deal and overwhelming for this country girl when I was little. My mother always wanted us to know there is a big world outside of our small town and we should explore it. I LOVE every one of your videos. They bring me home. Thanks.
The recipe can be found on my blog NewEnglandFineLiving.com Enjoy making them!
I too make "Jordan Marsh" blueberry muffins from a recipe I've had for over 40 yrs.
Just passed it on to a friend who will be making them for her company.
They are absolutely delicious.
I grew up in Manchester NH and we had a Jordan Marsh in the next town over in Bedford NH.
Beautiful views of your friends garden and not a sign of untrained use of chemical weed control anywhere, something which unfortunately is rife around my area in the UK.
I was so disappointed to find the laundry stain stick and the dish towels sold out, but I didn’t let my visit go to waste! lol This was such a relaxing video-just watching and catching up on what’s keeping you occupied. I loved getting to see a closeup of Willow-she must’ve really thought y’all built the window seats for her. But it’s wonderful that she enjoys them so. Hope you’ll have an excellent week. Most of our week will be a little cooler-at least out of the roasting zone!
Thank you for a good Sunday look forward to seeing you 😊
I can’t wait to try that recipe! When I lived in Alaska I would pick blueberries that grew wild up on the mountains. I used a blueberry picker that I bought at Walmart! Thanks for another wonderful video. 🤗✨💕
Being a Jersey girl that moved to the cape in 1985, I’ve heard from sooo many people just how delicious JM blueberry muffins are. Thank you so much for sharing this. How lucky for you to be able to have fresh picked blueberries. Now my family can experience these delicious muffins tomorrow morning for breakfast.
Enjoy!!! Please note I had an error on the website recipe that is fixed now.
My husband said to thank you for posting the recipe!
@@kathyday9066 You're welcome!
Kitchen looks great. Easy way to get berry stains out of fabric (and costs nothing) is to simply put the fabric over a bowl and pour boiling water over the stain. Easy, peasy. I just did this twice last week after picking blackberries.
Thanks for the tips!
Everything looks so nice! Love your style, from the floors to the black lampshades! ❤ excited to see Autumn décor’ throughout!
Thank you for the video and blueberry 🫐 muffin recipe!
Thank you!
My ME time is spent watching your videos. When feeling down I binge watch, which always helps with my anxiety…very comforting . My Seasons are Spent with …It’s A New England Thing lol
Have a peaceful fun, week!
Blueberry muffins, yum! The work you are doing in your kitchen/dining is looking awesome. Thank you for sharing and seeing the other farm that had been redone. Beautiful landscapes everywhere. Your blueberries are huge. Love it!
You are so welcome!
I was in New Hampshire this weekend. Had a great time visiting my daughter in Laconia. Took a ride up to North Conway for some shopping and on the way home stopped in Keene. Such a pretty state 🌞
It is a lovely area! I am a few towns over from Keene. I am there often
I've been having blue berry pan cakes every morning. Love them, they are so good. Your muffins look delicious ! Am so looking forward to my favorite season of the year .....Autumn. Love to see Willow in your videos. Such a sweet boy.