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From one (7-loaf) batch of freshly-ground whole wheat flour: TOP TIER: White Pizza and Garlic roll ups MIDDLE and LOWER TIERS: Chocolate Sticky Buns PIZZA PAN: White Pizza and Garlic roll ups Cooling Rack: 4 Twisted loaves RECIPES: CHOCOLATE STICKY BUNS Pictural Tuturial to follow: CHOCOLATE STICKY BUNS 1 pound 2 ounces homemade whole-grain bread [...]
This is a recent family tradition, but one that the children enjoy each year. The recipe has been around the Internet for many years and the author is unknown. If any reader has the information to give credit to the author of these wonderful object lessons, please email me. This recipe includes a good Bible [...]
Shalom Y’all, OK, so we’re outta milk and about everything else! LOL! (BTW, I’m not telling you all this to gain sympathy, but rather to embarrassedly share our situation and how we deal with them, in the hopes that someone reading may benefit from what we do in these circumstances. It’s not easy to share [...]
Shalom Y’all, The fridge is mostly empty and the cupboards are mostly bare. What to make to eat? Well, we have an overabundance of bagels! LOLOL! Seriously, I will freeze some for later and for our baked goods bartering. We have some leftover organic whole wheat pasta with butter, Parmesan and garlic. I am using [...]
Once upon a time, there was a nice Jewish gal who was 26 years old and single and who loved Yeshua (Jesus) with all of her heart. She loved living single, working at the local hospital and spending time with Jesus and His people. She really enjoyed her life, except for ONE thing, she thought [...]
Shalom, Now that we are back in “civilization”, showered and relaxing, it’s time to finish telling the story and show you our pictures. The children have claimed that our little camping trip was very memorable and just plain FUN! Here are some more pictures from Day 1: Chloe the Ferocious Watchdog, doing her thing. She’s [...]
Photo by Melinda Stuart, all rights reserved. In the picturesque mountains of North Carolina where the fluffy clouds kiss the mountaintops, a young wife and homemaker was busy in her tiny country kitchen. The bright sun streamed in the open window framed with tied-back curtains accented with flowers. It was a peaceful and quiet time [...]
Shalom. Sometimes we do not know what things will affect our children and why. And when they affect and impact our children, sometimes we can be surprised at how long they will retain the memories. That’s why it’s imperative to walk out Jesus in front of our children 24/7, not just while we’re in front [...]
Shalom Y’all! We had an exciting weekend. While cities across the country were being drenched with too much precipitation in the form of rain, snow and ice, we were in a virtual desert when our well pump went out. Here I was, happily singing in the shower when all of the sudden the water stopped. [...]
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