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Monthly Archives: February 2013
How to Make Curtido for Pupusas (Salvadorian Sourkrout)
There are many different recipes out for Curtido. We have adopted this one as our favorite mainly for it’s richness in nutrition. And if you visit us for lunch or dinner, just ask, we’ll have it. If we don’t, it’s … Continue reading
Easiest Sourdough Pizza
Saturday nights are Pizza nights at our home. This time I was running late in preparing it (like often) that I was so happy when this pizza was done in about 30 minutes. It also helped that I had all … Continue reading
Our Winter Family Schedule
A great relief about homeschooling is the flexibility in the every day schedule. Every year our life changes. We have new needs to meet, children are growing, a new baby, budget change and the list goes on. I am constantly … Continue reading
Posted in Homeschool Schedule & Planning, Posts, Schedule & Planning
Tagged children activities, Homeschool, schedule, winter
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Blessed Motherhood
Oh, Mothers of young children, I bow before you in reverence. Your work is most holy. You are fashioning the destinies of immortal souls. The powers folded up in the little ones that you hushed to sleep in your bosoms … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Motherhood, Pregnancy, Birth & Babies, Womanhood
Tagged babies, Children, Motherhood
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Tried and True Easy Sourdough Starter
Search no more! Finally an easy and successful sourdough starter. Believes me I tried several times to no avail. I regretted wasting my flour and yeast and money buying grapes pineapple juice and so forth. This was my last … Continue reading
Posted in Breakfast, desserts & treats, Health & Nutrition, Snacks
Tagged sourdough, Starter
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Homemade Sugar-Free Whipped Cream
This has got to be the easiest thing you do homemade in your kitchen. My daughter makes it in 10 seconds. I know because she is good at timing it To follow my instructions. The secret is that it s … Continue reading
Sourdough Whole Grain Flax Waffles
It is Saturday, a morning for waffles at our home. These are exceptionally delicious and so good for you too! Anything sourdough, prepared correctly, will be easier for digestion by working out those phytates and gluten. This recipe will … Continue reading
True Femininity
There is an idea that being feminine is all about soft velvet hands thanks to a high end hand lotion. On top of that, you may add the long fake nails–are those things still around?– and make up galore. … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty & Modesty, Marriage, Motherhood
Tagged feminine, helper, Wife, womanhood
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Homemade Lacto Fermented Mayonnaise
Every Tuesday is a fun day in the kitchen when I spend the day preparing for the week’s meals. This Tuesday I made Lacto Fermented Mayonnaise, among other things that I will share as well. The main reason … Continue reading