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- In the cottage kitchen today we are making bread, upside-down cake, Sausage and potato soup, and pizza the following day.
Links to recipes and the books I talk about are below:
Challah Bread Recipe: www.forgottenw...
Upside Down Cake recipe: www.forgottenw...
Pizza Crust recipe: www.forgottenw...
Sausage Potato Soup Recipe:
I don't have the sausage and potato soup on the blog, most soups I don't follow a recipe. I will give you the basic outline.
Sausage Potato Soup Outline:
1 pound of sausage browned in a dutch oven or soup pot
1 onion diced and added to meat to brown with it.
4 cups of chicken broth added to the meat mixture
potatoes and carrots peeled and chopped up and parboiled before adding to the soup pot
add in potatoes carrots and some of the water they were cooked in. You have to estimate this with the size of the pot you have. I add a water/cornstarch slurry of 2-3 large tablespoonfuls in a jar with a bit of water, shake vigorously until mixed, and add to the soup pot. At this point, if you have chopped kale add it and let it cook down for a few minutes ( I didn't have any in this video, but I do LOVE to add it ) Finally add two cups of cream or half and half plus whatever spices you would like. I add garlic powder, thyme, red pepper flakes, and salt and pepper. You can let it simmer on low until ready to serve.
Book List for the Month of March
The Children Who Lived in A Barn
by Elenor Graham - amzn.to/3TpGQ6T
The Cabin Faced West
by Jean Fritz - amzn.to/3YXnEPl
The Home Has a Heart
By Thyra Ferre Bjorn - Thrift Books
Martha Washington CookBook
by Marie Kimball - amzn.to/3mZdKzc
The Cottage Kitchen
by Marte Marie Forsberg - amzn.to/3Z1ptdL
Grown and Gathered
by Matt and Lentil - amzn.to/42iSKnl
The Bread Bible
by Rose Levy Beranbaum - amzn.to/3Jtkr4l
Organic Gardening In Cold Climates
By Sandra Perrin - amzn.to/3yMnJKQ
Shed
by David Stiles -amzn.to/3Z1qcM1
Instagram, find us here: abbyjo_slow_living
Email: abbyjoforgottenway@gmail.com
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Slow living isn’t a trend for me. It's a lifestyle I have embraced for years; I learned it from my mom and grandma. We always just took our time to enjoy the beauty of the everyday. I’m a romantic at heart, with a practical lifestyle approach to “keep it simple.” I grew up on a farm, which furthered my love of simplicity and back to the basics mindset.
We moved six months ago to our cozy cottage, and we are in the process of fixing it up. I strive to make our home cozy and inviting no matter what remodeling stage we are in. Making a home hygge and cozy is just a normal way of life for me, and I can’t imagine it any other way.
For more on slow living, check out our blog posts:
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Hello everyone! Welcome to Forgotten Way Farms; my name is Abby Jo. We put out one new video every week on our channel. You can expect to see How-to, Cooking, and Lifestyle videos. Thank you for stopping by the Cottage!
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Links to recipes and the books I talk about are below:
Challah Bread Recipe: www.forgottenwayfarms.com/forgotten-way-farms-blog/challah-bread-braid-recipe
Upside Down Cake recipe: www.forgottenwayfarms.com/forgotten-way-farms-blog/orange-cranberry-upside-down-cake-recipe
Pizza Crust recipe: www.forgottenwayfarms.com/forgotten-way-farms-blog/movie-night-homemade-pizza
Sausage Potato Soup Recipe:
I don't have the Sausage and potato soup on the blog, most soups I don't follow a recipe. I will give you the basic outline.
Sausage Potato Soup Outline:
1 pound of sausage browned in a dutch oven or soup pot
1 onion diced and added to meat to brown with it.
4 cups of chicken broth added to the meat mixture
potatoes and carrots peeled and chopped up and parboiled before adding to the soup pot
add in potatoes carrots and some of the water they were cooked in. You have to estimate this with the size of the pot you have. I add a water/cornstarch slurry of 2-3 large tablespoonfuls in a jar with a bit of water, shake vigorously until mixed, and add to the soup pot. At this point, if you have chopped kale add it and let it cook down for a few minutes ( I didn't have any in this video, but I do LOVE to add it ) Finally add two cups of cream or half and half plus whatever spices you would like. I add garlic powder, thyme, red pepper flakes, and salt and pepper. You can let it simmer on low until ready to serve.
Book List for the Month of March
The Children Who Lived in A Barn
by Elenor Graham - amzn.to/3TpGQ6T
The Cabin Faced West
by Jean Fritz - amzn.to/3YXnEPl
The Home Has a Heart
By Thyra Ferre Bjorn - Thrift Books
Martha Washington CookBook
by Marie Kimball - amzn.to/3mZdKzc
The Cottage Kitchen
by Marte Marie Forsberg - amzn.to/3Z1ptdL
Grown and Gathered
by Matt and Lentil - amzn.to/42iSKnl
The Bread Bible
by Rose Levy Beranbaum - amzn.to/3Jtkr4l
Organic Gardening In Cold Climates
By Sandra Perrin - amzn.to/3yMnJKQ
Shed
by David Stiles -amzn.to/3Z1qcM1
Abby Jo everything looks scrumptious! Have you named that gorgeous stove of yours yet? She is a stunner! I love the monthly book recommendations segment too. Have a wonderful weekend my friend!♥ Sending you a big hug.
@@rachelc.7152 You know it’s so funny you asked that! My husband just said today, have you decided a name for her yet? I told him, I’m getting to know and I will name her soon 😂❤️ and thank for the hug friend! Hugs back at you 🤗
Abby Jo, lovely seeing the connection between you and your husband. The simple things in life you enjoy together. Such precious memories for you both.
Thank you so much, it really is :)
Abby Jo, I am always so happy when I see you have made another video. They are heartwarming, comforting, and your home is so restful and peaceful. Your gentle nature shines through❤️ Thank you so much!🌷❤️🇨🇦
❤️❤️❤️ I’m truly grateful and happy to hear that and that our heart resonates out of these videos 🥰
You are an incredible conductor in this orchestration Abby Jo.
Awww, thanks! :)
I have fallen in love with your channel! I love your way of life. Last year, my husband and I sold our suburban home and built a cabin in the woods near my in-laws and have loved every aspect of it. Slow and intentional life, gardening, family, faith, love, do-it-yourself. Wouldn’t have it any other way. I appreciate your content and am excited for each video. Thank you!
Thank you Amber! I agree with you on all aspects ❤️ my husband built us a house off grid in the woods when my children were young and we have the best memories of that place.
I’m so happy to see you posting more often again! I’ve watched every single one of your videos and always look forward to new ones.😊
We are working hard on keeping them coming ❤️❤️❤️
Abby Jo it is soooooo good to see you back again. I thought you had decided to stop you - tubing for a while so I lost track of your channel. I'm elated that your back. You are in my opinion a classic in you-tubing. Your content is so rich in living a simple intentional and cozy life. What more could we want. Now that I have found your channel I am looking forward to binge watching your video's that I missed. So happy your back Abby.
Thank you, we are back at it ❤️ I’m glad you are going to get caught up. 😘
Ok. Here I am commenting again. Your content, the music in the background and your calming voice is like a warm hug on a cold day.
Wow, thank you! I am so glad to hear that :)
What a lovely visit to your home! So cozy and yummy!❤️
Thanks so much! 😊
Hi Abby Jo. I found your channel quite by accident, but the title interested me, so I decided to watch. That one hooked me in and I've been watching you all afternoon. I've decided to subscribe. I know you said in many of the videos I watched that it's cold where you are and you get lots of snow. I have lived all my life in Northern Maine, so I know all about thee snow and cold. A lung issue halted my career and way of life about fifteen years ago, and demanded I live on oxygen 24/7. I am 61 years old and have been married to my husband for almost 43 years. It's always been just the two of us. I don't and never did meal prep or make freezer meals, but I love watching you girls on CZcams do it. Your home is beautiful. The videos I watched today were so enjoyable and calming. I hope you're having a great weekend. Take care.
I’m so glad you found the channel, welcome! And thank you for subscribing. You are definitely a northern girl too! Blessings to you, and have a lovely weekend ❤️
Hi Abby Jo ☺️.Thank you for inviting us into your lovely home today! You have once again blessed us with yet more wonderful and delicious recipes that I will surely be making 😋. I could just smell the lovely pear tart as you turned it out on the plate 😋. Having a piece of it with a lovely cuppa tea sounds wonderful. The only yeast that I also use is SAF! It is the absolute best! I have never had any of my breads, buns or pizza fail using it! You are such a lovely hostess and we are so blessed with all your tips, books and great ideas for looking well to the ways of our household ❤️. Sending hugs, love and blessings to you and your sweet family dear friend 🤗❤️🙏
Thank you Linda, I’m so happy to invite you in and blessed that you enjoy these videos ❤️🥰❤️
The Secret Garden has been a forever favorite of mine
Such a lovely book 📚 ❤️
I watch your hands when rolling the dough. You made it easier for me to understand tucking in the end part and tuck/fold method. 😊
Glad it was helpful!
How lovely. What a beautiful way to live.
Awww, thank you!
I love your videos. They soothe my soul. I always feel so relaxed after watching you.
Wow, thank you! I'm so glad to hear that. :)
I want to thank you for all you share with us I love your channel and watch it over and over for tips.
I am blessed to hear that! Thank you :)
I've missed your cozy videos! 😍
More to come!
Ooh, love the sound of apple/pear upside down cake! My grandmother and auntie would make fantastic pineapple upside cakes using a cast iron skillet.
I remember sometimes my grandfather would have to take the skillet out of the oven, because of it being too heavy for her. It did however, make a lovely upside cake.
Would love to make different upside recipes, using different fruits!
Lovely memories :) It really is fun trying new fruits to make upside-down cakes.
You have my dream counters. I will have those one day for sure. Butcher block counter tops are awesome for a baker. ❤
Yes, they are awesome. So thankful for mine ❤️
Absolutely beautiful you and your channel ❤️ it's like watching a love story and I enjoy every moment 🌺🌺
Awww, that is so sweet of you to say. I do love home life and I hope that comes through. :)
Great video. Love your wood stove and the recipes you showed. Watching for the first time.
Thank you, and welcome to our channel :)
I feel you when you say when you read about something that you want to go do it. Jacobson Salt Co. gets their salt from Netarts Bay in Oregon. We go there all the time and I tell my husband I want to rent a boat and go a couple miles out and fill a few 5 gallon buckets of water, to make my own salts. 😂
I love it, I want to go too! ❤️
Love, love the wood burning cook stove.
It's a treasure in my kitchen :)
Thanks Abi jo for another amazing video. Those Pizzas looked delicious!! Had to smile at the lovely english country photo in the cookbook. We had snow last week here in England but its gone now. Looking forward to spring the beautiful Daffodils are out and giving me hope it wont be too far away. 💕xx
Glad you enjoyed it! Someday I would love to visit the English countryside :) Spring is on it's way!
I love your videos Abbey Joe.❤❤❤
Thank you, so glad to hear that :)
Beautiful video, awesome cooking ideas 🎉 Bless your heart sweet lady.
Thank you so much 🤗
The Children who Lived in a Barn was one of my favourite books as a child. I still remember that was where I learnt about haybox cooking!
Yes! That was one of my favorite parts. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your bread was so gorgeous.
Thank you ☺️
Thank you for a wonderful relaxing video. I will be making challah bread tomorrow because you inspired me! I have been working hard at spring cleaning so that will be a nice treat at tea. ❤
It will be a wonderful treat for tea time :)
Just found your channel a week ago and I love it! You have such a good vibe! I enjoy the videos!!
Thank you so much 🤗
We made your lemon curd on Monday. It was amazing, Abby Jo. I love watching older videos. I am so glad to of found this channel. Reading a book Embracing Hygge Living by Emma Alice Nilsson. I want to understand more of this. Your cookbook is next for me. Blessings from Ontario Canada
I am so glad! Blessing to you and a cozy weekend :)
Everything you make looks incredible! So grateful you share the books.
Thank you 🥰 I love sharing what books 📚 I’ve been reading.
I just made pizza using your recipe..... It was fabulous! Thanks for sharing a great recipe.
Glad you liked it!!
I so enjoy all of your videos!
So glad to hear that ❤️❤️❤️
I just came across your videos, I am loving them!❤ you are so calming love your receipts!
Thank you :)
Watching your video, always make me feel warm and happy. Love ❤️ from New Jersey ❤❤❤🍀🍀🍀🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I'm so glad to hear that :) Have a blessed weekend!
So relaxing, thank you!❤❤❤
You’re so welcome ❤️
The island of missing trees was really profound.
Love to see all that you bake. CHallah bread just gorgous.
Thank you for the recommendation. ❤️ I really enjoy baking!
I love the way you do things Abby Jo. I am so happy I found you.
I am glad you found us too 🥰
Wonderful as always ❤
Thank you 🥰
Loved this video. Thanks for the book suggestions.
You are so welcome ☺️
Thanks for sharing. I love your channel.
I love to hear that!
Thank you for a lovely, relaxing video. I thought all of your food looked absolutely delicious and I enjoyed seeing the snow covered countryside.
So glad you enjoyed it ❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful video. Thanks for the recommendations of books. I love cozy books also. One thing I like to do is make a recipe mentioned in a novel. I recently made vinegar pie , which was referenced in the Little House on th Prairie books . I had to look up the recipe. It was fabulous.
Thank you, I love doing that too! I've made several recipes out of the little house books :) It's so fun!
Your home and that stove are fantastic! I can't imagine how you get through a UP winter, but you certainly have developed some lovely ways of coping together.
They are long winters, but we find we always have lots to do at home and we enjoy the cozy time. Come May we are ready to live outside 😂💙❄️
I love your tea pot
Thank you!
You are so sweet and soothing we love your pace and energy
Awww thank you ☺️
Beautiful!❤
❤️🥰❤️ thank you
This was the perfect thing! Books and wood stove! Inspired to read books with our children at our homeschool poetry tea time. We are in Wilder’s The Long Winter. The Geraldine Woolkins series is great for kids if you haven’t gotten into those. There’s more coming. Bless you.
I haven’t heard of Geraldine Woolkins series, will check those out. I love The Long Winter, I read it almost every year. ❤️❤️❤️
I've enjoyed time with you today, your kitchen must always smell so fabulous! ❤
I’m glad you enjoyed it 🥰❤️😘
I love your kitchen 😍😍
Thank you :)
What a scrumptious feast!!!! I love your menu, and your wood stove made it all the more appealing, Abby Jo!
Thank you!
Hi Abbey Jo. I can’t thank you for enough for your beautiful videos.They help me relax and so much information .❤❤
I’m always happy to hear that 🥰
That was a delicious meal! Roping it off with tasty hot tea. Love watching your videos
Thank you ☺️ I’m glad you enjoyed it!
I love your woodstove I’ve never seen one like it before
Thank you ☺️ it’s from Italy 🇮🇹 Rizzoli is the name.
Lovely ❤
Thank you :)
I purposefully saved your video for Saturday morning. It’s my day to play in the kitchen more and by the end of the video, I decided to go make pizza dough and sauce which takes time. I love your videos and YOU. These videos are soothing and enforce the future I envision in kitchen, storage and building a cozy home. Your wood stove is a dream.❤️
Awww 🥰 you are a sweetheart, thank you. I love that you are pursuing the vision of kitchen, storage, and a cozy home ❤️
@@ForgottenWayFarms yes always. Lack of funds prevent it but the urgency is always there. I still put out scratch meals daily :) Watching When Calls the Heart series, makes you think that ppl didn’t have it easy and still made do. I saw an old man with the tiniest used cutting board on a food show selling wraps from his bike once, and ppl chased him for those wraps because they were amazing apparently. The tiniest kitchen can put out delicious food! I looked up your book suggestions, and I will keep a lookout at used book store.
I add kale to my sausage and potato soup it’s delicious
I do too, love it! I just didn’t have any on hand when making this soup ❤️
How lovely. How wonderful to enjoy the pleasures of keeping a home. You do it very well! I applaud you!
Thank you, I do love keeping the home ❤️
Home is the nicest word there is. - Laura Ingalls Wilder
Smart husband buying you a cook book. My wife bought me a new snow shovel LOL
😂 enjoy the snow shovel 👍😊
I have always held the book my grandmother gave me, Good Old Days in the Kitchen by Ken and Janice Tate very close to my heart. They have an entire series of books about life back from the post Civil War days to the 1960's. They are sadly out of print but libraries still carry them and Amazon has several of their titles. Each recipe comes with a story and the pictures and illustrations are beautiful.
Those books sound amazing, I’m going to see if I can find them ❤️😊
@@ForgottenWayFarms 🥰
You definitely have a way with food! Everything always looks so delicious 😋
Thank you :)
I made your delicious soup for dinner tonight and everyone loved it! Thank ❤️🙏🏻Val C
I’m so happy to hear that 🙌❤️🥰
I love seeing your videos so much!!! It always makes my day!!
Awww 🥰 I’m so happy to hear that.
Such a cozy vlog and the food looks absolutely delicious,esp the upside down apple pear cake..yummy!!😋 Thank you so much for sharing,have a lovely weekend!~Lisa from Virginia❤
Thanks so much! 😊 You have a lovely weekend too.
I bought the Organic Gardening in Cold Climates book after you recommended it in a different video, and it’s in my reading stack right now. I cannot wait to get out in the garden again! We still have a lot of snow, but have had lots of sunshine and it’s slowly disappearing.
The food looks delicious, as always. My husband and kids made the ginger cookies from your cookbook the other day, they are so delicious! A repeat recipe for sure!
Oh yay! I’m so glad you got that book. I’m aching for spring too, truly just around the corner ☺️ and I love that your hubby and kids were making cookies out of the cook book. Those are one of my favorite cookies.
Greetings from Costa Rica. Love the pear and apple cake. It looks delicious.
Thank you, it’s a favorite tea cake at our home ❤️
Love your Channel so relaxing thank you for sharing your life with us.
Thank you ☺️ I’m so glad you enjoy it.
Your videos are getting better and better! I love when you share books. I read the Edna Lewis cookbook you suggested in a previous video and found it so interesting!
Oh thank you! I really appreciate that. I LOVE books and plan on sharing monthly :)
I've already been able to visit the Salt Lake in Utah. So beautiful. It looked like snow.
Oh how wonderful ❤️
Thank you for the lovely video. It’s was so inspiring.💜
Yay, I’m glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Thank you, Abby for replying. I wrote that the 1985 Canadian Anne of Green gables was very entertaining for my kids and I. It had Megan Follows, Colleen Dewhurst, and Richard Farnsworth in it, and my (now deceased) mother-in-law! I highly recommend it! Love your videos!!❤
That’s the ones I grew up on, I have the sweetest memories of watching them with my mom ❤️❤️❤️ who was the actor that was your mother in law? I would love to know 😊
Vera Raiser, just a walk on part. She is sitting in the train station with her daughter. That’s in one of the later segments.
@@carlalarvinson8084 oh, I will have to try and find her 🥰 how very cool!
Hello AbbyJo,
I wanted to tell you that the Christmas mugs you were using are from Hartstone pottery in Ohio. Yours are original Hartstone, probably from the 1990s. The company was bought out by another company and they still make pottery, but in my opinion it is not the same. It’s nowhere near as nice. I have many pieces of the original pottery. I’ll post a picture so you can see some. I love all of your videos. You feel like a friend.❤
Really, that is so interesting! I thought they were from the 1990's they remind me of a set a friend had back in the day :) Thank you, I am so happy to hear that you enjoy the videos :) Blessings.
Hi Abby Jo. I can watch your pizza making every day. I'm here for Friday pizza and book chat. Another comforting video. Very pretty gold earrings.
Yay, for pizza night! 🎉💕 and thank you!
One of my favorite books is "An old fashioned girl" by Louise May Alcott. I think I like it even more than Little Women! 🤫
I LOVE that book too, such a good read 📚❤️
What brand of stove is that? It's beautiful
It's a Rizzoli l90 wood cook stove, and I love cooking on it. :)
Loved the video!! You make everything look so tasty and so easy!!
Thank you, I’m so glad you liked it ❤️
‼️shout out from north Michi ‼️
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Hi, I am reading through The Little House Cookbook.😊
Lovely, I have that book 📚 ❤️
I still read the Anne of Green Gables series...I don't consider them strictly "juvenile literature." smile. I would like to change out our wood heater for a wood cookstove. Thanks for sharing Abby.
I love to read them! I grew up with my mom reading to us and I read to my children, so I love books for all ages ❤️
Hi from Mid-Michigan🙋
Hello there! Welcome :)
your cooking on that wood stove was impressive.
Thank you, I'm learning the rhythm of cooking on it :)
Loved your video again today. Have you heard of the many books by Gladys Taber? She wrote a plethora of wonderful books about her cooking and homesteading adventures at her Connecticut home Stillmeadow. You have to check her out. You’d love her books if you haven’t already discovered her. A few are: Still meadow cookbook, Spring Harvest, the Stillmeadow Road.
I just heard of her a few months ago and I’m trying to find her books now. I think I will love them ❤️❤️❤️
@@ForgottenWayFarms I’m certain that you would. But I’m also sure they are out of print as well. I found my copies at a used book store. If you do find any of them, I’d love to know what you think. 😊
Oh also, the Dear America series. They’re actually children’s books but I love reading them myself. Historical fiction based on fact.
That braided bread looks absolutely amazing. Books I'm currently reading are "The Weekly Times new Pioneer cookbook " by them. "The pumpkin book "by Jackie French as I'm currently wading through pumpkin everywhere. Haha. A lovely coffee table read by Whitaker house is called " In the garden , plants of the bible " and Jamie Oliver's "15 minute meals" and several slow cooker books. In my road trip bag is Hannah Maloneys "Good life permaculture " which I'm loving. I just finished reading "Futuresteading " by Jad miles, which is incredibly good and next I'm going through "how can I grow and use herbs in my daily life " by Isabell shipard. I didn't realise I had so many on the go. I love that you're reading Grown and Gathered , what a great duo. I have it on my list to borrow and see if I want to purchase. Thank you so much for another wonderful video darlings ❤❤❤
Okay, I always love your book recommendations too! And I LOVE Jamie Oliver ❤️ in fact my daughter and I just watched his Christmas cooking special tonight on CZcams 😂❤️
Thankyou
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Yum!
Making a cake is a great way to celebrate spring!
@@ForgottenWayFarms sure is ur food always looks great & I enjoyed watching hubby helping & ya'll enjoying each other!
I've been reading Edible & Medicinal Plants Of Canada, by MacKinnon, Kershaw, Arnason, Owen, Karst, & Hammersley-Shaw. While not overly in-depth on each species (or possessed of any actual recipes), it covers nearly every plant native to Canada, along with how it was used by Native Americans and early settlers, and any potential side effects of its use. Once I'm done this book, I have a mushroom book from the same publisher to read (Lone Pine Publishers) that's calling my name from the shelves.
That’s sounds like a great resource book, I love learning things like that. So helpful for everyday life 👍😊
You might also want to check out best world books. I have been able to find a lot of great novels from different genres and in excellent condition on there.
Wonderful, thanks for the tip!
Thank you for another lovely video. I have a suggestion for a book I think you would like: A fine Romance-falling in Love with the English Countryside by SUSAN BRANCH. This book is all handwritten and has a lot of her watercolors in it. I really love it. The food you made looks so good!!
I love Susan Branch, but haven’t heard of that particular book! Thank you for the suggestion ❤️
@@ForgottenWayFarms it’s a wonderful book. You’d really enjoy it. Susan’s book is full of her illustrations as well as stunning photography of the Cotswolds.
Here from Arlington Tx
Hello, and welcome!
I am so happy to have found your channel. Can you tell me where you got your apron?
Thank you so much :) Welcome! Here is the link to the aprons I wear... amzn.to/3LPCqER (affiliate link)
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I am reading "An Everlasting Feast: Coking With Economy and Grace" by Tamar Adler ....Such a good book! I think you'd enjoy it. Thanks for the cozy, relaxing video!
My dear sweet friend from Australia suggested that book and it’s on my list to read! ❤️
@@ForgottenWayFarms I heard about it from Mary of Mary's Nest. It's a very encouraging read.
@@rough-hewnhomestead5737 That’s awesome 👏 I’m excited to read it. ❤️
Sorry, I missed the premiere-but I’m here now.
Wonderful, enjoy the video :)
@@ForgottenWayFarms
I love your open shelves in the kitchen! Your bread looked delicious (all the food does!), and what a beautiful wood-burning stove/oven. I feel like a conductor in the kitchen myself…it’s my happy place.
I’ll be right over!
And, I was late to the premiere because I was making homemade pizza too. Great video as always. See you next time.
I’ll go over to instagram to share pics of my pizza.
Hello! I just discovered you all yesterday! Been watching many of your videos and loving it! The LORD has blessed me to find you to learn how to be more self sufficient in our home. I am very interested in a Wood cook stove. What brand do you have and do you recommend it or another brand? Any advice would be so appreciated. We have an older cast iron flat top wood burning stove now that we heat our home with. I purchased it used back in 1999 with intent to cook on it if grid went down with Y2K. Have only experimented with cooking on it a few times. Thanks Jeanne Ward from Franklin, Ohio
Thank you and welcome to our channel :) I have a Rizzoli 100, made in Italy. I love it, we ordered it from Obadiahs Woodstoves online.
@@ForgottenWayFarms great! Thank you for the info! I love your home and your thrift shopping!
@@jeanneward111 You are so welcome 🤗
@@ForgottenWayFarmsI also wanted to ask about your aprons! I love them too! Do you have a recommendation?
Please tell me once again the name if your wood cook stove and your gas range...? I love your recipes. I try write them down. T. Y
P.S. you're best cooking teacher ever.
Awww, thank you! My wood cookstove is a Rizzoli l90 and here is the link to my gas dual fuel range from Amazon... amzn.to/433KpUZ (affiliate link)
@@ForgottenWayFarms I saw you have another video coming up. I'm excited to see what goodies you're cooking up. T. Y.
@@rhondadean5455 Yes, a new video on pie making 💕
just found you love video
Thank you!
One more question. Can you talk about the cast iron you used for the apple/pear cake? Thank you.
I have had that cast iron pan for years it's an antique, you can find good cast-iron pans online, at thrift shops, or antique stores :)
maded you pizza dough this morning, double bath but separate mixings. Then froze the dough right away. QUESTION did I do this right??
Yes, sounds great 👍 😊
I love books too. 😊 I need a rolling backpack for library hauls, lol. I really like your wood oven cook stove! Where did you get it and what brand is it? ❤
Me too! It's a Rizzoli l90 wood cook stove made in Italy, we bought it from Obadiah's in MT they shipped it to us.