Sunday, April 20, 2014

Apple Muffin Morning


We had the most wonder full muffins the other day, Janet modified a pumpkin muffin recipe for canned apples and the results were well received.


Mmmm... they smell so good!


Coming out of the wood cook stove



Pretty



Apple Breakfast Muffins

1and1/2c. all purpose flour - 1&1/2c whole wheat flour-1c.sugar-1/2c raisins -1 stick butter,melted - 1c.milk - 1c. Canned apples - 4 tsp baking powder - 1tsp salt - 1tsp ground nutmeg - 1 tsp ground cinnamon- 2 eggs

Mix all ingredients together until flour is moistened but still lumpy. Devide into well oiled and floured muffin cups and bake at 400• for 18 to 20 min.or until golden brown. Enjoy them warm out of the oven:-) 

Sunday, April 13, 2014

Spring camp

 This weekend we all camped at David Crockett state park with our long hunters club .We had great weather and an amazing time! Here are a bunch of pictures from our tablet that we couldn't wait to post. We plan on doing another post with some nice photos from the camera later:-)













Janet is wearing a new outfit she made for the camp.The buggy is one that we just bought at the Scottsville horse drawn equipment auction in KY. Can't wait to do a post on that!

Sunday, April 6, 2014

Home-made-aprons


This apron is made from an old mail bag - but in it's new life it's perfect for the kitchen queen :-) .


Mommy and Lilly having fun modeling our mother/daughter aprons.


A fun spring-y apron .

 This one is trimmed in layered ribbon.
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Wednesday, April 2, 2014

Signs of Spring!


Signs of spring are popping up all over the homestead. Here are two little tomato seedlings lifting their heads to the sun.


All of our "Cor di bue" tomatoes are up. They are an Italian heirloom we have been saving seed from for several years. Can't wait to taste them this summer! As you can see our buttercups are blooming, too!


Our fire-thorn is about to bloom.


Here is our little hoop house Janet set up for starting greens. right now it has baby bok choy  just starting to sprout. It's made from chicken wire and a shower curtain and works great! it's what you do with what you got that counts! 


"Look Ember, see the baby plants?"


Awwwww


Warmer days are coming soon and we can't wait!