Dairy Processing with me || Homeschooling mom of 6

Welcome to my kitchen, I am a homestead homeschooling mother to 6 with a family milk cow that gives me around 6 gallons of beautiful raw milk a day. Getting everything done in a day takes some multi-tasking. Cheesemaking and dairy processing is an every other day event in our house right now.
Milk Kefir add-ins
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Cheddar tutorial
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Shop my kitchen
This is one of my most used kitchen essentials!!!! Clean water without the extra waste of plastic.
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The large stone bowl that I use every day in my kitchen ( fits my large recipes for sourdough )
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The Danish dough whisk that I use for sourdough and much more
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My small pot with the ladle handle
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My cast iron skillets
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My cheese pot
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The thermophilic culture I use
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Cheese thermometer
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Tomme mold 4-5 gallon
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Stainless steel drip tray
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[@faithopeloveful]

Blessings of peace, provision and protection on you and your family! And sweet baby!

[@DryHollowHomestead]

Thanks, same to you!

[@cathiestuart3790]

What a wonderful vid! I'm so glad I found your channel, I'm hooked..

[@ericapeterson3748]

Amen! God bless your family ❤

[@DryHollowHomestead]

Thank you! 😊

[@donnahofer6220]

Yes!! I agree, those countryline lids are the best😀 I got the idea from you actually and have bought 4 already

[@DryHollowHomestead]

Awesome! They really are the best lids 😄

[@evelyny7037]

I love your kitchen! Great job on sharing this! ☺️💕🦋

[@DryHollowHomestead]

Thank you for taking the time to watch 😊

[@evelyny7037]

Oh I absolutely love watching your videos and catching a little glimpse of your life! I wish more young mamas and wives would watch and learn these things that would make their life so much better! Just like the Bible says the older women or the teach the younger, even though I’m considered older and you are considered younger in many ways you are way ahead of me! Blessings!

[@donnahofer6220]

Same we love kefir smoothies as well very nutritious 👌

[@DryHollowHomestead]

Yes! It seems to be the vitamin boost that I always need.

[@davidbaril609]

Love what you do. You said you make wine. Have you ever made mead?

[@DryHollowHomestead]

We haven't yet! We have our own grapes and honey from our Bees, so it seems like the natural next step 😂

[@caofan5190]

Don't homeschool please, send them to school at least starting from middle school!

[@DryHollowHomestead]

Why do you suggest that? Just curious.

[@caofan5190]

@@DryHollowHomestead From even ancient times nobility sent their children to study with scholars because professors are people that dedicated their life to a subject and know it better than anyone. You can teach your kids basic stuff well enough only up to an elementary level. Afterwards knowledge becomes way more technical and specific, although I don't retain a lot from middle school I retain what I loved and that allowed me to continue my studies. STEM and AI will be so much more important in the next dacades because 50 years ago research topics are considered old now, but they are only 50 years old. Math is a millenia old subject, chemistry developed only in the last centuries, AI developed in the last decades. You see what I'm going now, they are relatively new fields with still a lot to learn and a lot of potential. Sending them to school won't remove yourselves from teaching your kids to be good humans. School teaches technical stuff. You should teach your kids life, the personal stories and lessons I received from my parents are things that I can't learn anywhere else if not my stumbling myself. You if care about your children education send them to private school instead of public schooling as it can really can affect economic and academic outcomes, but don't homeschool please.