Homemaking with Fresh Dairy Recipes

Its summer time here on a our little farm. We are enjoying all the simple pleasures of the season, fresh berries, popsicles, and ice cream to name a few.
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Mulberry Cheesecake Ice Cream (I doubled the recipe in the video):
Mulberry Compote (use any berries ;)
1/2 cup sugar
1 TBL cornstarch
1/2 cup water
1 and 1/4 cup fresh or frozen berries
1 TBL lemon juice
Graham Cracker swirl ( I substituted with Crunchy Nature Valley Bars)
2 and 1/4 Cups graham cracker crumbs
1/2 TSP ground cinnamon
1/2 cup melted butter
Ice Cream
1 and 1/2 cups sugar
1 package vanilla pudding mix or cheesecake pudding mix (i used 1 in my double recipe, it was perfect!)
1 package cream cheese ( I used one 8 oz package for double recipe)
1 quart heavy whipping cream
2 cups milk
2 tsp vanilla extract
In a small saucepan, combine sugar and cornstarch. Gradually stir in water until smooth. Stir in berries and lemon juice. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered for 5 minutes or until slightly thickened. Cover and refrigerate until chilled.
In a gallon freezer bag, add graham crackers and crush with a rolling pin. Add the following ingredients and shake bag. Pour into a baking dish and bake at 350 for 10 to 15 minutes. (if using Crunchy nature valley bars, like my self, skip the baking.)
Meanwhile, in a large pot add all the ice cream ingredients. Bring ice cream mixture to 175 degrees. (Before boiling point). I liked the cream cheese being clumpy. Or you could melt the cream cheese further, until smooth. Take of heat and let cool. Place pot in a ice bath.
Follow ice cream machine instructions.
Once the ice cream is formed, pour into containers. Add toppings and swirl into ice cream (not mix). Place in freezer over night.
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Strawberry Chia Yogurt Popsicles:
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Kefir Lasse:
Add to blender 1 to 2 cups frozen or fresh fruit. ( I love strawberries or mango), about 2 cups freshly made kefir, 1/4 tsp cardamom, 1/4 cup milk. Add ice if you'd like. Mix and enjoy! So good for your gut!
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[@glendaleonardo1443]

Those popsicles look so good

[@Ladyofthelandandlord]

So happy to have found your channel today. I'm a homeschool/homesteading Mama of 6. Loved all the dairy recipes! We're hoping to get a milk cow next year and I'm excited to have an excess of milk! We've been making vanilla ice cream lately and are planning to make a "fancier" flavor for Father's Day.

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

So happy you are here! Sounds like we have a lot in common. I'm actually homeschooling all my kids for the first time next year, and expecting a new one next month. We also hope to get a cow within the next couple years. But I love making homemade dairy now. I think it will make it less overwhelming when we get the cow.

[@debihuntsman9314]

Your husband is so wonderful to support you by eating ice cream with you everyday until baby is born. 🤣🤣

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

I know right!? 😁 must be rough! Hes such a goof

[@SoGrossistDerHerr]

The popsicles looks very good. That is a good idea to do the berries between the icecream.

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Thanks! They are so good

[@sueneal3873]

Homemade granola for yogurt parfait’s!

[@melissaiverson5274]

I just found your channel and I love it! Your perseverance is paying off, I know you mentioned in a video that you have been making videos or on KZbin for two years. Your channel is going to explode, just wait and see. Your content is very genuine and you are lovely. God is going to bless your family. Keep up the wonderful videos!

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Yes! 2 yrs....it feels kind of silly. Thank you for the encouragement! I truly appreciate it!

[@susantaylor8507]

Oh I'm going to try the yogurt and the popsicles

[@lawdracolley3732]

My husband loves to make ice cream

[@rosettajones7313]

New to your channel, I love all these home comfort foods xx

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Thanks so much! 😊 glad you are here

[@pattyharris2992]

I am so making the ice cream and popsicles. I already make yogurt (which is better than any store). I had 7 children and now have 24 grandchildren. We didn’t have a farm but I made most things from scratch. I wish we had these types of videos when my children were little. I’m so happy that people like you share your experiences and even fails for others to learn from.

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

24 grandchildren, that's wonderful! Thanks for being here!

[@anick6265]

Thank you for the recipie I will try it….and congratulations for your new baby💕

[@sarabrunsvold2461]

Everything looks so delicious!!! Can’t decide!!!!

[@rachellebrooke4614]

We’ve seen some of the cutest butter molds at antique stores lately! I’m sure there are lots in Missouri

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

I will keep my eye out! Thanks

[@KaristaP]

Loooooove this!

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Thanks sis!

[@susantaylor8507]

Oh I been wanting to make my own kefir I drink store bought every day

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Give it a try! 😉💖

[@livelaughlove2read620]

Everything looks so yummy! I love your videos, so soothing and peaceful to watch.

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

thank you so much! that's a wonderful compliment!

[@ShesInHerElement]

I'm really enjoying your channel!! :) Thanks for showing us all the dairy uses and easy recipes xoxo

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Thank you so much!

[@kittyrichards9915]

I love mulberries. My Grandpa would get up in the tree and the rest of us would hold a sheet under the branch. Grandpa would shake the branch and we caught the ripe berries in the sheet. How I wish I could have Grandma's Mulberry pie one more time.

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

oh I love this memory 💝

[@justintucker6621]

Using my husband's account here. I love your mulberry tree. It makes me miss my favorite mulberry tree that had fruit punch tasting mulberries in Idaho. That ice cream looked Amazing! I have been trying to decide if I really want an ice cream maker for a couple of years now. You've convinced me. It's time to get one. ☺

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Sounds like a pretty amazing tree! My husband is from Idaho. We have lots of good memories from Idah too! Yes! You should definitely try an ice cream maker this summer. They do have some pretty nice new ones these days. Or you can keep your eyes peeled for a used one.

[@thedebbieadams]

I couldn’t get to ice cream recipe. It looked delicious

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

I just added the recipe to the description box under the video. Thanks of your patience! Enjoy!

[@jaymeshumblehome]

Everything looks amazing, you're right, it really is all about the experience ❤️. Looks like you are nesting for sure, lovely video!! We're in Missouri too, hoping to buy land by the end of the year 🙏, God bless you guys!

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Hey! happy to see your friendly face! That's awesome. I hope you find the perfect place the Lord has tucked away for you. Take care friend, and thank you!

[@mamaea6129]

I’m loving your homemaking videos. I’m also pregnant expecting my 3rd. We are in the long haul now 💪🏻

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Thanks! Congratulations! Wishing you well!

[@ka6148]

Our raw milk last 8 days in summer, 14 in winter

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Huh, what is tour routine with your milk? Do you have your own milking cow?

[@ka6148]

@@jenilee.thepioneerhome Yes we have our own cows We have found that each cow varys in how long the milk keeps depending on the bacteria they carry.. CMT test help to identify the source of bacteria.

[@Melissa.Bordelon84]

Loved this video. Where did you get your apron? I absolutely love it.

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Thank you so much! Here is a link to the apron I'm wearing. amzn.to/3NIUKQh

[@Melissa.Bordelon84]

Thank you so much. I love how it goes all the way around. I love watching your channel. It’s so inspiring to be able to make stuff from scratch. I don’t make anything dairy and I’m just starting to make breads. Etc..

[@Ozarkmountainfarmhouse]

I need that ice cream recipe. We get raw milk delivered every week.

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Thanks for your patience! I just added all the recipes in the description box of the video. I know you will love the ice cream!

[@susantaylor8507]

Do you grind your own grain and make homemade bread I'm just getting into that

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Yes I do!

[@kittyrichards9915]

Did you use store bought yogurt to culture your new batch? Can't you do that once and then save some of your own yogurt each time for the next batch?

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Yes I did. And yes you can. I know that it weakens after a few uses. But you defiantly can the first few times or until you feel you need a stronger culture.

[@carolannbolinger3795]

Do you homeschool your kids. I think it good when you can. And to put God in your studies. He is a wonderful God and Father

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

Funny you ask! I just pulled all my kids out of the public school system. I plan on homeschooling all my kids this year. Do you homeschool?

[@jenilee.thepioneerhome]

And I absolutely agree! The Lord is a wonderful Father and God. Praise him for his goodness forever. I 💖