Last Thanksgiving was my first attempt at making homemade rolls by pre-freezing the dough. It was somewhat of a fail.
I decided to experiment with other roll recipes. I made Honey Oat Pan Rolls. A recipe in my pile of "try its." This is a "Taste of Home" recipe that was in my 2014 Country Woman magazine and is available online. The rolls are made with part all-purpose flour, a bit of whole wheat, and oatmeal. Oh, and there is a bit of butter too. I did not use the Einkorn, only because I am waiting on another delivery.
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
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Friday, March 17, 2017
Thursday, March 16, 2017
Reflections of 2016 (that didn't happen)
Ha! This draft never even made it to the blog. The first year ever to not post a "reflections" post on December 31st. I gave it a title and that was as far as I got.
That's okay. I think we all need a break from my long posts. I can get a bit "windy."
Mama Pea had me hankering for a wild rice/chicken soup, so the first thing I did was pull out my crock pot. I put in lots of garlic. Thanks for that idea by the way.
It's freezing cold here again. Brr! I wanted it to stay cold, and we got more than cold. Everything is frozen stiff. It took me several minutes to don Hubby's old full body carhartt, muck boots, thick gloves, hat, scarf and sunglasses. It was very bright out, but oh so cold. I managed to do all the outdoor stuff at once, including get the mail, and take the dogs out. Funny thing about the dogs. Jesse, the oldest one, loves to eat snow, so getting him back inside was a chore. Even with the temperature so cold.
Today, the wind will be less wicket and hopefully we'll see the temperature rise a bit.
That's okay. I think we all need a break from my long posts. I can get a bit "windy."
Mama Pea had me hankering for a wild rice/chicken soup, so the first thing I did was pull out my crock pot. I put in lots of garlic. Thanks for that idea by the way.
It's freezing cold here again. Brr! I wanted it to stay cold, and we got more than cold. Everything is frozen stiff. It took me several minutes to don Hubby's old full body carhartt, muck boots, thick gloves, hat, scarf and sunglasses. It was very bright out, but oh so cold. I managed to do all the outdoor stuff at once, including get the mail, and take the dogs out. Funny thing about the dogs. Jesse, the oldest one, loves to eat snow, so getting him back inside was a chore. Even with the temperature so cold.
Today, the wind will be less wicket and hopefully we'll see the temperature rise a bit.
Labels:
Breakfast,
Kids,
Motherhood,
Self Sufficiency,
Weather
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