What’s for dinner? And more questions. Posted on September 18, 2008 By pamela Every day… every day… day after day, there’s the dilemma: what’s for dinner? Or… for many, the daily questions are more like: What’s for breakfast? When’s coffee? What’s for lunch? What’s for snack? What’s for dinner? Where’s the chocolate for me? Here are a few dinner recipes and you might also want to print up a couple of these… “Dozens of Dinners” dinner ideas and a page of “Bunches of Lunches” lunch ideas I wrote up for a cookbook a long time ago. As an aid for the kitchen sink ponderings as to what to have for dinner, I posted these pages on our website several years ago so that women could print them out and tape them to the inside of the kitchen cabinet near the sink. For most all my homemaking years I have had lists, recipes, notes and photographs on the inside of the doors of my kitchen cabinets so that I will have ‘ready reminders’ of what to fix (lists of meals), how to fix (recipes & notes), and why to fix them (photographs of people I love) — for lunches and dinners and other meals. Bon appetit! Hey… and remember those chickens we butchered a few weeks ago? Well… the cool thing we used for “plucking” or defeathering them was a Whizbang chicken plucker – just like the one shown here at The Deliberate Agrarian! The first plunging of the chicken into the boiling water and into the Whizbang plucker was stomach-churning. Really. After the first one, the rest were easier (sort of). And I don’t know when if I could ever do the neck slicing deal – you know. I would say that the best way to do the chicken butchering job is to share it (and the equipment) with friends. Well… that’s probably the only way I would could do it. Homeschooling Potpourri Recipes
Life’s Greatest Hindrances are its Greatest Teachers Posted on March 3, 2020 More and more I find that what I used to consider my greatest hindrances were, in fact, actually my greatest teachers. I used to believe that all my troubles were attributable to lack of finances and consequently, thought all of them could be solved by a surplus. I considered all… Read More
Vision Posted on October 5, 2011October 5, 2011 A dear friend recently wrote a letter regarding losing vision and had several thoughts regarding the danger of lacking vision, and the importance of having vision or purpose. I’ve mulled that over. And over. I empathized and I actually sort of felt sick at the thought, the tragic thought of… Read More
heard at our house today (HAOHT #62310) Posted on June 23, 2010 ♥ ‘melia told me she loved the beautiful ‘drangeas’ in the front. I said, O, ‘melia, it’s hydrangeas — further enunciating: HY-drangeas. She said, O — no mama, not the high ones — the low ones — the drangeas. ♥ This morning ‘melia told Hannah that it would be… Read More