HalleluYah! Thank you!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You could definitely try baking it if trying to lower calories. Personally, I'm not concerned with calories and am pro healthy fats in high amounts for their benefits for the brain and helping to balance blood sugar. But if someone has an issue with that, they can for sure try making it.

Thank you! I would love to hear how it turns out!

These are carbon steel, but we like cast iron and stainless steel.

Oh we should try that! Thank you for sharing!

How long you bake it for and what temp ? Please

Aww that's awesome! Thank you for sharing!

Lol yes well I only did that when it was just us lol

Hillbilly shit

any germs from any spit is instantly vaporized when it hits a hot pan. u wd b better off worrying about folks cats on their kitchen counters as their kitty paws have been pawing through their poopy litter boxes.

Cassava often is gummy.. it's just its nature. With ours it can be gummy too but if you roll it thin it isn't as gummy but if it is thick then it will be gummy. Adding hot water helps with the gummy by making it easier to get it thinner.. it makes it almost like it has gluten in it texture wise. The brand will affect it too.. what brand did you use? We had got some from Azure and the taste and texture was not as good as the brand we use at all.. it was actually a chore for us to use it up because it just wasn't good. I have a link to the brand of flour we use in the description of this video. We have actually been liking adding the Tapioca starch in the mix better than just the cassava flour.. we use the same brand.

@@livingwithedenstreasures thank you so much , this was my first time I will try again . The outside were really yummy . But my main concern was that it was undercooked so I threw it out thinking it was harmful 😅

@@abbydesouza4933 oh no! I'm so sorry! Nope it wasn't undercooked just the way cassava does.

@@abbydesouza4933 let me know how it does next time. Try to roll it thin for it to be less gummy too

if you bake it, it will have a better texture. i bake mine for 30 minutes at 350F then 30 minutes at 300F; less gummy that way. but it still has a slightly gummy texture, but theres nothing wrong with it, mine tastes fine!

You're very welcome!

Wow what a rude comment sorry you’re so impatient

KZbin is an amazing invention! They allow us to be in control of the controls! It's really fascinating! So you actually have to power on your end of KZbin to fast forward or rewind or pause whenever you like. So if there's too much "yappin" for you and you want to get to the new tractor faster you have all you need to skip ahead to get to the info you would like without listening to what you don't like. I hope that helps and brings you more peace in your life

Thank you so much for subscribing! I take appreciate it! Yes the chickens love the radish tops buuuut they don't get them often because we also love them 😃 we eat the radish leaves raw and cooked and enjoy them very much

@Living With Eden's Treasures- a skoolie homestead we enjoy sprouting. Radish sprouts are amazing!! We grow radishes and carrots in the same bed but haven't mixed them like you have. It's very interesting.

@@bufforpingtonlife we enjoy the sprouts too! We haven't made them in a long time though. We should to get back to that again

@@livingwithedenstreasures Nothing better than an avocado sprout melt!

@@bufforpingtonlife that sounds really good!

Thank you for the ideas. There's roosts in the corner so it's a very messy area so not ideal. Trying to come up with a good flat area nest for her that won't be in a messy area. That's great the golf balls are working well for you. We haven't tried them but have had a good experience with the ceramic eggs.

Yes that's an honest mistake! It would be so easy to think things like he is trying to roost in there or trying to eat the eggs or simply going to kick all the bedding out or chase the hens off or something if you don't know about this part of the hubby wife chicken relationship. I'm so glad you found this helpful! I hope your rooster gets interested back in the area you want him to bring the girls too! Maybe if you spiced the area up changing something he'll come recheck it back out

Thank you for sharing

Aww I'm so glad it brightened your day!

Yes it does but we mostly have it for keeping the chickens in and the predators from the chickens since the quail pen is safe from all predators other than the really big animals like a bear.

The final measurements are in the description of the video

awww thank you so much!!!

I'm glad it was helpful for you!!

Oh how fun! So glad you found us!

That’s why I’m here, great for celiac people, thank you ladies.

Thank you!

That's great! Thank you for sharing!

I'm so sorry you are dealing with that too! It is hard when friends and family don't get it! I'll see what we can do about more videos.. my daughter that is the chef hates the camera lol but I've told we need to do more videos! It is lovely to have some kind of bread or crackers or crunchy chips when you've not had any for so long. It's amazing that I will actually crave textures (I will miss crunchy when I go a while without anything crunchy). I hope you tried the bread and enjoyed it! We have done new flat breads we are enjoying that are better than these!

@@livingwithedenstreasures I understand as well. I have not had a slice of any bread in 3 years.

@@rosewood513 it can be challenging not having simple things like a cracker or bread for so long! Way to go on your will power!

Hi! I'm sorry your little duckling is having this issue... soooo he did get better for a while and then as he got heavier he got to where he couldn't walk... what we think happened is he one day was missing the band aid and we couldn't figure out which duck was him with them all running around together after the band aids first came off so we were like yay!!! It worked and then we were able to tell he was waking a little funny and then it got worse.... I think if we had been able to kept it on him longer it would have totally fixed it but since it was too short of a time it improved enough that he was walking but not enough to totally realign proper stance and then when he got heavier he couldn't support the walk in this wrong stance... so I think if we had known he needed more treatment time and able to do that we would have had a different out come... the water treatments and band aids did help tremendously though

@@livingwithedenstreasures Hi! Thanks for taking the time to reply. I'm really sorry for your little one..he's a true warrior and is sure thankful for you doing your best to help. I didn't try the band-aid method as her leg was also kinda bent badly, so I didn't want to put her in any pain, and I just raised her B3 vitamin amount through supplements, as I'm pretty sure a defiency is what caused her leg issues in the first place. Fortunately though, she seems to have gotten way better, she nows gets up and puts pressure on the really bad leg and would even walk for a bit! I tend to think that she'll get better, as she also drinks and eats well now. I tried the bath method and the leg exercises too before that, and I'm certain those helped a bunch as well. Thanks a lot once more!! Have a wonderful evening/day!

@@fabiwhoelse2986 thanks for sharing about upping the b vitamin.. I'm so glad that is helping!

Hey I'm so sorry.. I didn't see this comment till now... we ripped all the flooring out and treated it with ozone.. I'm good in the bus except after a long while our gray water tank started getting moldy so had to treat that and during 1 winter we had mold get going under the mattresses so treated that with ec3 mold spray and got coconut fiber mattress pads so the mattresses were able to breath and dry out and not be right against the cold platform and the warm body heat against it causing condensation.. since then we haven't had any mold issues with anything but the gray tank.. we are putting special enzymes in that werkly-biweekly to help with that. We ran the ozone multiple times during the building process to help knock down mold on any materials and also fogged with ec3 mold solution to kill mold spores and neutralize any neurotoxins. It's my safe place. I don't have to wear my mask in the bus for mold like I do outside and most peoples houses so that's a big deal for me... we also keep a dehumidifier going all the time too but if we were in a dry climate we wouldn't need to do that

@@livingwithedenstreasures Thanks for the response! I hope it stays that way for you!

Because I have severe mold allergies and the outdoor mold is bad for me... so I have to wear a special mask that filters mold spores for breathing.. but take it down so y'all can hear me better

I'm so sorry I'm just seeing this comment for some reason. How did your butchering go?

You're funny... I don't wear a mask for C0\/id and you make comments not even knowing why I am wearing it...

I agree! It hurt me not being taught phonics... but as far as sight words goes its not new.. even in the same schools some years they teach phonics and other years they do sight words.. it's been a trend since Dick and Jane. Just depends on the teacher and the year and the school. But yes common core is horrible! We use a math curriculum from the 1800s for our children!

Yes! Absolutely! I learned to read better when I taught my children this method (I was taught sight words growing up)

Oh my goodness! I missed your comment! I'm so sorry! I've not been active on here in months... ok so we got ours at a school bus repair place that does work for the county school district a couple hrs away from us. But they have them on fb and Craigslist ect too... but this was the best price plus coming from someone that works on them was a plus in my opinion

We've had so much going on the past few months.. so sorry I'm just getting back to you... sooo we've been traveling so I'm not sure how they are at the moment but before we left the transplants that lived were going CRAZY sending off runners everywhere!!! And we did lose a lot of the seedlings due (we think) to different people watering them and the pressure being too hard but there are a good many in a certain spot that are still there

I have my suspension it's the compost we used to plant everything in.. not that compost is bad.. it's good but the kind we got I think is hurting everything... I've got to do the soil test to be certain but that's what I'm thinking Wow! I don't usually have the wild life get them.. well deer will pull them up eating the leaves. But we've always had lots of rabbits and try to keep them away from the garden. I've also noticed sometimes things don't bother the same plants in a different area.. like deer never eat our squash but I've heard other people in different regions say the deer eat all their squash.

It was good for him though. We butchered the ducks the other day and he didn't hesitate to eat the duck meat so it was good for him to have to push through that. That's funny about your daughter not wanting meat soo young. My 2 boys have always craved meat so that's foreign to me! I feel sorry for her for the teasing but it is funny lol!

Hqha that's funny! Well in our house we ask the chef... our chefs just don't measure so you can't get the recipe lol

@@livingwithedenstreasures THAT is the sign of a true chef!!!

Aww thank you! We are trying to raise them right! In every way we can!

Aww thank you for sharing!! Most kids and even adults are so disconnected they have no idea where their food comes from! I'm so proud of you! Glad Kip and Carrie helped you so much! My nephew came to our house years ago.. he was 10 years old.... he saw my chickens and asked why did we have them. I told him for eggs and one day hope to have enough to eat... He laughed and said "Kaleigh, we don't eat chicken! ".... I replied, "You eat chicken all the time! ".. he laughed again like I'm the dumb kid lol.. "Kaleigh that's not REEEAL chicken! "... I found that so strange that he thought he was eating fake chicken.. I understand when you don't see it die you don't have that image in your mind but still I was shocked he thought it was fake... But that's what most kids probably do think. I've heard so many stories from farmers.. like one farmer.. they have a fall set up for kids to come for hay rides and petting zoo, corn mazes ect.. they had big bales of cotton out and 1 kid asked him.. "how many sheep to you have to kill to get all that cotton" 1 cotton doesn't come from sheep.. 2 you don't kill sheep for wool lol Or one kid asking a gardener about planting seeds to grow spaghetti I don't like the butchering but I know it happens every time we eat meat just we have peace of mind of not seeing it happen.. actually for me to be out there to film while it's happening This year is a big step for me.. normally it's really hard for me and I actually have a hard time eating that meat (even though I know it's the best way) but it shouldn't be that way and I'm trying to have my kids not feel that way like me and hopefully get better myself.. I'm improving. We are so disconnected. This would have been a daily thing at one time not that far ago to eat each day and now it's so repulsive most wouldn't want to eat it after seeing the butchering. It shouldn't be this way.. if we are willing to eat it we should be willing to eat it when we know what happened.. speaking to myself

@@livingwithedenstreasures And honestly, from what I'm learning, we as a society need to consume less meat. Years ago, I read that John Robbins (the heir to the Baskin-Robbins fortune) denied his fortune because he felt that the meat and dairy council of America was pushing for overconsumption of these products. There are many people who consume meat for breakfast, lunch and dinner. He did studies and found that countries that rely on more of a plant based diet tend to have less health problems. If you eat meat, it's definitely better to raise it and eat it without all of the GMO feed, antibiotics, and steroids. I have one daughter who never ate meat even as a child. She would flat out refuse to eat it. She is 26 now, and has no allergies, but my other children do. I always wonder if she'll be healthier in the long run. The funny thing is that my mom used to always say that she pretended that the meat came out of the ground. I thought about that when you mentioned what your nephew said.

I thought you would enjoy it! Thank you for the book! As you can tell it's well loved!

Lol! It was intentional.. thought more people would click on the video thinking we had a real bear lol!😆.. He is expressive! Makes me happy! Michael reads quiet and without expression (not mono tone but lacking volume and emotion)... I read differently.. not all crazy with expression but enough to be clear who's taking and what they are thinking and feeling

Aww thank you! You too!

Thank you! Takes lots of practice lol