Here is Tuesday video in my kitchen, I am sorry it is so short but all of the children have dentist appointments this morning....But tommorow I will be filming a longer video and I will be showing everyone what I am cooking and how I prepare all of my foods..See yall tommorow.
Homemaking for Christ
Hello and welcome to Organized Homemaking for Christ...... So just sit yourself down and have a cup of tea and some cookies and lets talk about the goodness of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ., lets talk about the goodness of God and how he has brought us this far and how we as believers in Christ will continue to follow his words pertaining to being homemakers, helpmeets to our husbands, and mothers to our children.
5 comments:
breakfast sounds delightful! your home is so pretty and clean!
This is such a great idea. I'll have to do something like this.
DeNiece~ I loved your videos, will be here everyday to see what's cooking the rest of the week. Have a blessed week
Blessings,Joann
HI DeNiece~my girls are so wanting your recipe for cherry pie! You really make a good and hearty meal for your family. It is all so delicious. I also love Candy's blog! You are such a gracious Southern woman who loves the Lord. God bless you, Rose
Wonderful videos DeNiece.
Thank you for taking the time to work on those. You kept me company in the kitchen tonight while I made dinner :-)
I make yogurt homemade too. I have found a great and easy way. I'll just share it with you here and if you'd like you can give it a try.
I only do 2 quarts at a time (half a gallon) and I use whole milk.
I wash two 2 quart canning jars with hot water. I check the lids to make sure they are clean as well. I use on jar to measure my milk into a pot. I scald the milk t 180* (just before the boil) stiring every few minutes. Once it reaches 180*, take it off the heat and cool to 115*. This is the temp you can add the start. I use 4 Tbl. of plain yogurt PER quart. (you can use yogurt from the store or from the last batch) Stir it in very well and pour into your canning jars. Make sure you rinse jar that had the milk in it before.
I then take my 2 jars filled with fresh yogurt and 1 quart jar filled with very hot tap water and place into a cooler. My cooler is small so I only need 1 jar of water. If you use a bigger cooler you may want to use more. The goal is to keep it at about 90-110* for 8 hours. Don't move your jars or it will separate and change the hot water at the 4 hour mark.
The first batch I did didn't work. I moved it to much.
The second batch was a bit to hot. From the third batch on they have turned out perfect everytime.
(If you want to add sugar and vanilla, you add it at the heat it to 180* point. 3 Tbl sugar and 1 Tbl vanilla PER quart.)If you have questions just let me know!
Keep up the good work at home sister! I'll be trying your meatloaf soon!
momtogirls(atyahoodotcom)
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