Looks Aren’t Important | Planting A Mess of Asparagus & Onions

[@steveddavis]

Four adventurous boys and no broken bones in 16 years, impressive 👊

[@carolinablonde88]

We have 4 boys and 2 girls. Like Ben and Meg, our boys have had some pretty bad injuries yet no broken bones....our girls however 🤦‍♀️ One broke her leg and the other recently broke both arm bones. I also broke my hand 2 years ago. So for our family, it's been the girls ending up in the ER

[@Noname-cn4ly]

I’m one of 6 kids….4 boys, 2 girls…….i was the youngest girl and had fractured my skull twice, and had broken most of my bones (legs, arms, collar bone, couple toes, 3 fingers,internal damage, etc ) by the age of 5. 😞🤦‍♀️. My brothers never broke bones(that I remember) but my sister broke her arm when she fell off her bike around 10 yrs old…. I am almost 70 now.

[@lanyrogers5707]

So glad Buggy is ok. Loved hearing her count the radish slices. Your family warms my heart. Blessings!

[@Cherie5353]

The flower is called Leucojum “ Snowflake”. I have them growing in my yard. They were my grandmother’s. I bought my grandparents old homestead. She died in 1986 in her 80’s. I love that there is evidence of her still here on this property……an old homestead in rural southeast Mississippi. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@andreamortimer2610]

I am so happy for you❣ It's wonderful that you were able to get back to your roots!

[@eaccristo]

I thought Wild Onion. But I think you are correct

[@melaniemohler3634]

You are correct. Snowflake bulbs naturalize well in Houston, Texas also. I love mine.

[@thecrankyoldretiredlady5237]

Is that the same thing as a "snow drop"?

[@carolnelson6601]

@@thecrankyoldretiredlady5237 snowdrops is correct

[@alexisd8190]

the white flowers looks like what we call 'snowdrops' in England but its hard to tell on video. I'm glad buggy is starting to heal well x

[@vmcougarintn5035]

That's what I thought too! Over here, in the southern USA, they (snowdrops) spread like mad! Enjoy!

[@aubieal0878]

Yes, Snowdrops, if they had a green spot/dot on every other petal edge they are called Snowflakes.

[@rebeccawoodbixler9536]

Here in Alabama we call those pretty white flowers Snow Drops. They naturalize.

[@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead]

Originally from East Tennessee and we had "Snowdrops" everywhere. They are very similar to "Paperwhites". They're usually one of the first flowers you see in the Spring. Hyacinth's are usually a little earlier. Crocus by far are the first.

[@DrinknStitch]

Michigan checking in here to confirm sNOw Drops.

[@rebeccagrimsley7260]

I am a huge gardener. But even if I didn’t garden I would still watch your channel to watch your family interact with each other. You have a wonderful family

[@PatrickPoet]

When I first started watching them years ago I struggled to like them. I came from a very abusive dysfunction family and I couldn't believe anyone could actually be how they portrayed themselves. It took me awhile to get it, they're really like that. Watching this channel has brought a lot of healing from seeing that kids can be valued and loved and encouraged to flourish. Who knew any of _that_ happened in families! I regularly do re-parenting work to help heal some of the ptsd, and they give me excellent role models to understand healthy ways to treat kids.

[@rebeccagrimsley7260]

I’m so glad you are healing. I understand where you are coming from. The Hollars are incredible role models for loving family

[@jeffbee6090]

For those of us who are 2 or 3 decades removed from having toddlers around, I love watching your little one... brings back memories!

[@marissashelley2362]

I get the feeling that you've got a TON of those days coming ahead of you with Buggie. She's a farm girl who fears NOTHING!!! 🥰😅🤣😂🙂🙃

[@jillthomas4926]

Maybe one day Buggie will watch these videos and realize how much this KZbin community loves her!! ♥️ Glad that her foot wasn't broke and that she's feeling better!

[@mmurphy2317]

Yout Ube??? FB??

[@larrellpalmer5179]

Thank the Lord baby girl did not have a severe injury ,she will be okay. Love you Buggy ❤

[@Jazzgirlaust]

Buggie is such an amazing little person... even a badly hurt foot can't keep that girl down for long! I've never known a little one that liked radishes... until now. She is just a delightful child & I'm so glad her foot isn't broken, she's so healthy it'll be healed in no time at all.

[@michellebarringer]

So glad Buggy is OK. I bet she will be running around in no time💕

[@AfterTheRains]

Amazing that you raised all of your adventurous boys with no bones broken. Buggy is a tiny whirlwind and so nice that Little Miss Daring is fine. It’s amazing the vegetables she eats at her age.

[@rebeccahenkins1697]

I love that she ask for and loves radishes as her age - raising them right! Love it and thank you!!

[@deloresochoa6235]

Meg, we mix one cup of all purpose flour with one cup corn starch. Add your seasonings to this mixture. Beat four eggs until very frothy add three fourths of a cup of heavy whipping cream, mix together. We don't soak the chicken in milk, not for frying chicken, but for baked chicken dishes we do. Dip your chicken pieces in the egg cream mixture and then in the dry mix, back in the wet mix and once more in the dry. It's a double dip, lol. Set on a wire rack as you finish all the pieces. The setting on the wire rack gives the coating time to saturate through without it falling off the chicken. You will need a deep fat frying pan. You can use any oil/lard/tallow you want. The oil has to be at 250 so that the chicken cooks all the way through and the coating stays golden brown. There will be NO burning if you do it this way. This is how we make fry chicken. It's been in our family for a hundred years lol. Great grandma would sell fried chicken to make extra money to buy fabric because she loved to sew. I started frying chicken when I was four years old. I did the dipping. Now that I am a great grandmama, my little five year old great grand daughter helps me. Remember to adjust your coatings, wet and dry, depending on how much chicken you have. We still do it in fresh batching's. My cousin's children have a food truck and they use this recipe for the best fried chicken ever! This is good for bone in or no bones. Also, cut rectangular sticks of cheese, freeze for about an hour, coat just like you do the chicken and fry in a higher temp to brown faster and you have fried cheese sticks. Let set, they are extremally hot. Jalapeño poppers are excellent to deep fry this way. Always remember to double dip. Love to all!

[@archaprice3372]

Thanks for the instruction

[@bethhubbs9937]

Wow, you just shared a wealth of wonderful, detailed information. I hope many people try it out! :) Have a great day!

[@ericawaymaster2919]

I am so glad Buggies foot isn't broken. She just melts my heart with her baby voice.

[@Troupe112]

I'm so glad Buggy is doing well. I think she is here to break all records! She has such a driving personality. Living life to the fullest!!!

[@sweetescapesoap]

The plant you asked about is called a "snow drop" (Galanthus nivalis) here in Ireland and if you leave it, it will spread. Described as "Winter’s timid child", by 18th century writer Mary Robinson, and which awakens "where no rival flowrets bloom, /Amidst the bare and chilling gloom". The snowdrop is well known to us as the flower which heralds the promise of spring. Galanthus nivalis earned its name from the Greek words gala meaning ‘milk’ and anthos meaning ‘flower’ pointing to its colour, and the Latin word nivalis, ‘of the snow’. Snowdrops have been given many other folk names over the centuries, which reflect their appearance, associated superstitions, their unusual flowering habit and their links with the spiritual calendar. Names such as Candlemas bells, dingle-dangle, white ladies, drooping heads, fair maids of February, white cups and Christ’s flower appear regularly in literature about the flower. Like many stories linking it to spring, a Moldovan legend tells of how a fight between a Winter Witch and Lady Spring gave birth to the snowdrop. The witch refused to give up her reign over the Earth when spring arrived. During the ensuing battle, Lady Spring pricked her finger with drops of blood falling to earth only to melt away the snow. Up sprung the tiny snowdrop, a sign that Lady Spring had triumphed.

[@IrishQT07]

When Buggy said, "Why did you don't like terminant" my heart absolutely melted. Such a cutie pie!

[@yerneedsry]

LOL

[@Sheena_1985]

And such a teachable moment for us all! I’m sure many people were wondering that exact question at that moment.

[@SuesSecretGarden3]

I'm glad my little friends feet is not Broken. This was like the old days both of you guys in the garden plus Buggy the ice cream on top. And she told us bye. 🎈

[@kimrafferty7170]

Thank goodness Buggy is OK but I'm sure she'll enjoy being carried around for a while longer 😊 It also sounds like the bug you all had has left the house so fingers crossed spring will see you all enjoy the outdoors - it was so lovely seeing Meg planting, the asparagus, onions and tomatoes will be abundant as they now have Megs magic touch. Love to you all xxxx

[@RedHotFiat]

So glad Buggie is OK. We had a 1972 International Harvester Travelall that we towed our trailer with. When my son was 16 months old he walked up to the truck while I was putting in some stuff. As I lifted the tailgate to close it he put his hand right on the inside of the gate and it got caught between the tailgate and the frame. I opened the door and got his hand out but it looked really mangled. We drove to the ER but the wait was really long. By the time they called us he had stopped screaming and was on the floor playing with one of his trucks. The X-ray showed no damage. Apparently at that age their bones are still flexible enough not to break.

[@sandyoklahomatransient8557]

Glad to hear no breaks in Buggy's foot. Agreed, as long as your growing food it doesn't matter what the garden look like. Y'all are not the only ones behind on planting seeds.

[@jerrybrady9103]

😂Buggy was just waiting to surprise us with "Bye".😊 She's so cute, and so glad she didn't break any bones. Thank you so much for sharing ❤

[@irmibullinger1421]

I love the dinner bell! I'm happy Buggy didn't do more damage to her foot. I loved her smile and "bye" at the end

[@buffeysarber836]

What an amazing time to plant a garden together as a family! Thanks be to God that Buggy is ok! What a sweet lil blessing she is! Makes my heart sing to hear how good she talks and understands! So lil she is but oh so smart! 💕 love to all of you!

[@sampson8119]

I really love to hear buggy say bye and wave it is adorable

[@lynnmustoe3910]

Snowdrops are the white flowers

[@familyupgrade]

YES! It is one of the more plain ones, they come with more whithe leafs and even lime-green spots and multiple leafs! /Catta

[@stokely418]

Oh that fried chicken looks delicious! I wish I had some. I’m glad Buggy didn’t break her foot. Sometimes a sprang hurts more than a break. I hope it gets better soon. Thank you for giving her a chance to say bye. lol 😂 I love her sweet little voice.

[@Cherie5353]

You for sure have to most important things in life. Family, love and a homestead. Beautiful ❤❤❤❤

[@lucybrenner3395]

Seeing you planting asparagus brought back memories from the forties when I was a child and my Mom had an asparagus patch that bore forever! Yes, I got to weed it occasionally, but the fruits of my labor were well worth it! So happy Lillie's foot will be ok!🙏🌹😊❤

[@NanaP217]

So glad Buggie is getting better. She has grown so much over the winter/spring. I love listening to her talk. She is precious

[@marshared]

Seeing Buggy melts my heart. My daughter will be 21 this year. Buggy reminds me of her, the blonde curly wild hair❤. So glad she is ok!

[@tmc3535]

I'm going through some "interesting" times right now (radiation therapy) but I've got to tell you that your little "Buggy" always make my heart sing. Leaves my with big smiles on my face.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@Karen-lf9do]

Well, iam 71 yrs. Old and I can say - you’re never to old to learn. I have learned much watching you kiddos and I still enjoy watching and the baby is adorable. She amazes me with her personality and knowledge and speech. The boys are great and blessed with how much they have learned from loving, brilliant and hard working parents. I am so PROUD OF YOUR FAMILY. Thank you.

[@adelbertlundberg7411]

I am so glad that Buggy is on the road of recovery. When you guys were explaining what happened to her. I was concern she had gotten hurt. But when I saw her my heart was singing for joy. Her usually self. Talking away. I can tell you some stories of my youngest son, got his foot cut and I had to carry him everywhere. But he loves baseball. Well the end store, he became healed and played that game. I think of my grandkids and I don't want them to get hurt. Well I consider her as one of my grandkids, even though she isn't. My wife made pancake and dipped the chicken in the pancake batter. It was really good. Shalom

[@MaryBornforHealth]

So scary when stuff like that happens. Glad Buggy is doing better. So enjoy your videos!

[@kennethgibbons366]

So sorry for Buggy - I had to smile though because two day ago my wife fell down the ramp at the back door of our house and broke her ankle. So she is pretty reliant on me for every thing - so pleased that Buggy did not suffer more damage. God bless you all.

[@barbarareinhart2944]

You might get a huge surprise! Your onions that look like they died may actually come back. I bought some onion seedling last year in a small seed tray. I split them up into twelve smaller bunches and put them in twelve pots. It got super cold and the tops all died. I told everyone I'm never doing that again. A few weeks later they ALL grew back. Now it's something I want to try again.

[@Libhater-PP4PM]

Bri says no weeds around onions... Really glad to hear buggy is gonna be ok 🥰🥰 God bless Hollar family💕🙏🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@rhondamontiel3827]

Omg I just melt when Buggie says BYE!!

[@trenarexroad4083]

So glad Buggie didn't have any broken bones❤ God bless y'all❤

[@marygallagher7392]

My mother used to cook her fried chicken in an electric skillet. It gave an even temperature and she could also cover it. She would set it up out in the garage to keep the heat out of the kitchen. Good memories!

[@Kittygh]

The bulbs growing in the asparagus bed are called Leucojum. They resemble snowdrops but grow taller.

[@CreatorInTrng]

I love me some Ca'sparicus! I've been living in Germany for many years where white asparagus is almost a religion. Personally, I like the green ones better. I tried wild asparagus in Sardinia once; thin, long and crisp. Eating it raw or just seconds in some heat is great. BTW, I like how you two rock your hats!

[@annmatthews3579]

So glad buggy’s ok bruises soon fade such a pretty little girl

[@kimberlyschiele1117]

There is something so sweet and precious watching a Daddy pack around his baby Girl everywhere he goes...Great job Daddy Ben🥰

[@amylieber3988]

Glad Buggy's foot isn't broken. What a blessing. She's so cute and so helpful. In our house, two boys and one girl, the girl is the oldest. She was the daredevil. She was always getting stitches and spraining something. Lol The oldest boy, he's high functioning autistic, has broken his tailbone five times literally. Just sprained his wrist yesterday again. Stitches several times. It's non stop. He's our more accident prone one. The youngest is the sturdy one. Lol No injuries except scuffs from wrecking his skateboard doing tricks on a ramp. Kids are resilient. They bounce back like crazy. I think it's harder on us parents than it is them. You're doing amazing

[@patriciablanton6243]

I think the flower is called Snow Drop. Very glad Buggy is doing better.

[@Peachy08]

The adventures of Buggy! Glad she is on the mend!

[@linnaellis212]

I say again, what a beautiful family! ❤️

[@maryloomis8075]

Glad Buggy has no broken bones! Hope you have comfrey on your land. It's good for injuries, sprains and broken bones. Never saw a little one eat radishes like that.

[@shamancarmichael5305]

Holy Moly that's a lotta Caparagus! I fell over, that was so cute! (never calling it anything else ever again.) Glad Buggy doesn't have any breaks and can carry on being adorable! ☺

[@Optimistic_Bonnie]

I saw on a KZbin video that a natural way to kill ants is a mixture of powdered sugar and baking soda. I want to try it in my backyard! I enjoy eating asparagus, and growing it on your own is easy and saves a ton of money!! I know y'all will enjoy your asparagus bounty when the time comes!! I'm glad buggie is doing good! Kids will be kids, but they are truly resilient to "booboos"!! I will always love and adore your family!!

[@anchorageprepper9008]

So glad that Buggy is okay. It is so scary when a little one gets hurt. 🙏

[@camicri4263]

Glad that Buggy is okay! Praise God 🙏💞🤗🥰❤️

[@mgtmoffat8411]

Good there are no broken bones. Buggy’s counting was wonderful. The flowers are too tall for snowdrops, galanthus, and I think they are snowflakes, leucojom. They look similar but are completely different families. We started an asparagus bed from seed About 15 years ago. Once it is usable you will have asparagus every year. Leave it to seed and you will have asparagus everywhere! Showing your boys how to work the tools safely then trusting them to do so, wonderful. 💕💕🌻🌻

[@melaniehopkins4778]

Buggy is like a little garden fairy! I love her voice and her thoughts. I can only imagine how intense your worry for her was. She’s a precious little angel. The boys are at an age where they are looking for more independence and are busy building their skills and confidence but they are all such a handsome and kind bunch of young men. They are watching you so closely looking for approval and validation. I love it when they look at y’all and smile. You have such a loving family. Best wishes from El Dorado County California.

[@2L82Sk8Bye]

Thank God, Buggy is OK. Hope the x-rays show everything intact. I got myself a four wheel garden cart simply because I found my hubby‘s wheel barrow to be too unstable for me.

[@stellacontreras7740]

Buggy look like a little beautiful dolls, Thank God no broken bones. Just spoil her like crazy, she the baby girl of the family Radishs with salt, how adorable she is. Yes when your chidren get hurt , its a parents worst night mare. She talks so adorable. God bless your family. Protection . Stay clise little Angel.

[@territn8871]

Bye sweet Buggie!👋 Love her little heart. I'm so sorry she hurt her foot, but so glad it wasn't broken. I love Cosmos too Meg. And zennias make to best fresh cut flower vases for the table! The baby girl likes her radish...so good Buggie! It doesn't matter what you're preparing for supper Meg, it always makes me hungry and craving it! Now I want fried chicken and tater salad! That might just be what I fix for our supper!😘🍗 Hope Buggie's foot continues to feel better. See ya next time! P.S. Bet a warm bath with Epsom Salt would help Buggie's foot feel better!

[@lgdolls1]

Just wanted to say your Buggie reminds me so much of our daughter, who is now 38 years old. She just makes me smile every time she's in your videos...and I LOVE how she and the boys run barefoot all over the property. SO very glad there were no breaks in that little foot.

[@melissasenter]

BUGGY is talking so well now... She asks great questions too. Boys are getting so big. I can't believe how long I have been watching you all. Keep up the great videos. I learn so much by watching you all.

[@dianadriverasbury9130]

Hey, she know sixteen is a number! Poor Buggy, glad to hear it isn't broken. Can't believe you raised all those kids and no broken bones. She's invested in the garden because she poked the holes herself. You guys are brilliant in the way you are raising your children.

[@osmadchlo]

You can never have too much gasparagus! 😉

[@jgivens1227]

SO GLAD Buggi is doing well. 😅

[@evelynhiggins1107]

So glad the baby is ok keep up the good work

[@stanleygallman7800]

Hello 👋 Hollar Homestead I just wanted you to know that I will continue to share your videos as I have always done! I hope that my actions will direct more and more people to your families channel. This is becoming a very exciting time of year for most Homestead and gardeners I'll be looking forward to seeing all that you will be sharing about what's going on the farm. Hope that you will be picking up in the number of people who subscribe to the channel hoping that this is another great growing season for you 🙂.

[@elizabethbarnhill9385]

I love how you actually answered her question about the tomato :) They're capable of understanding so much more than most people give them credit for :)

[@richardtaylor6300]

Take this tip from a southern man that grew up on fried chicken Get one of those square electric fryers with a lid on it. Brine your chicken overnight and flour it. Slow frying is the best. About an hour on 325.

[@alexcarrn28]

Those are definitely "snowdrops". I love those. They say, "Happy, Happy Spring!"

[@PatrickPoet]

I love cosmos too. The doubles are more popular just now but I mostly like the singles. It's fun though, to get one of packets of mixed seeds and sprinkle them _all_ over a bed, cover with a sifting of soil, and water. Then the waiting. It's worth it:) It looks so extravagant all for the price of seeds.

[@dcharlebois6984]

Have faith in the flowers 💐 I now am a grower of flowers as well as my veggies . Nothing makes me smile more than enjoying the beauty of my flowers

[@Rosenliebe]

In Germany the plant you asked for is called "Märzenbecher" (Leucojum vernum) - might be a Spring Snowflake for you in the US. So glad that Little Miss Buggie didn't break her foot. She is such a heartwarming ray of sunshine. Blessings to all of you 💛🍀💛

[@carolcalf2032]

Would love to see what the boys are making xx

[@TXNLaurenMcN]

Buggie was just waiting to say "Bye!" Way too cute. I'm so sorry she got hurt. Glad it wasn't too serious.

[@megmills1697]

I just love how the small details in your family make it old school i am so glad I met your podcasts

[@ginnysummers7018]

Praise the Lord Buggie is ok!!! That's how my asparagus seedlings look - I just planted out in an old livestock tank. 😁. Holy Moly, such cute pronunciations!

[@jL-se4eq]

So glad to hear your little Buggy is ok. She is a sweetie.

[@kathleenmoniz8200]

Those little white flowers look like snowdrops.

[@tomklinggaard7847]

Galanthus nivalis, that's right.. Snow drop it is..

[@allonesame6467]

It's a beautiful day! Thank you for sharing some of your day with us! Blessings Abound.

[@carlam.9529]

The little flowers, as best I could see, look like lily of the valley, to me.

[@ketoqueenyo2431]

Thank goodness the little one is on the mend! 😊

[@donnanorris4733]

Hope Buggy heals fast :-). Enjoyed watching your gardening today.

[@CityWideGardens]

All the seeds!!!!!! I am soooo excited for yall and all gardeners everywhere! Happy growing everyone!

[@familyupgrade]

The spring-onions (as we call them in Sweden) with white hangning flowers are snowdrops. They can be very simple, just a few shite leafs. You got the green dot, that is a variaty. The special-special ones have VERY many petals and a lime-green dot. Beautyful! But put them in a corner where you see them, in the grass. The stop flowering looong before you start cutting. Scilla, snowdrops, crocus - all are able to spread their bulbs and make beautifyl medows before the grass is in. Good luck! /Catta from sweden

[@familyupgrade]

Oh, and seeds will make the flowers/veg be garden specific. So, the next time it will grow better in YOUR garden. /C

[@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead]

Tommy Toe Tomatoes are the absolute best tomatoes I have ever had in my life. Very typical variety we used to grow in the South. Super sweet, super flavorful. They're smaller than the Sungold or even grape tomatoes. Meg: Big tip on frying chicken (this is what Farmer's Daughter Amish restaurant does) is to put it in the pressure cooker first, then coat and fry (buttermilk soak). I would tell you Crisco, but lard will work just fine.

[@TMFinney623]

Have to agree with Lany Rogers... Your family just warms my heart... So glad Buggy only had some bumps and bruises. Loved watching her helping plant the "cassparagus" ... LOL and then helping momma pick out the "mado" plants and asking questions "why." Plus, how she loves radishes "sliced with salt please." I am Blessed to say you all have literally become part of my family. I've watched you grow and move and love my home state more than you know. Much love and Blessings ❤ ~ T ~ ❤

[@shod61]

I love all your videos but this one is possibly one of my favorites. Lil’ sister, Buggy, Lillianna we all know her names. She is so smart and bright and happy. She melts my heart. So thankful she is ok and making messes around the kitchen to take her mind off of a painful foot❤ A fun and happy video from you was a perfect way to end my day. Thank you

[@susanbaker8130]

So glad that Buggy didn’t have any broken bones or fractures and could help with the “Caparagus” bed. Ditto Millie’s assistance. 👋 Bye, Buggy and Co.

[@denisewilson8367]

Great garden video. Glad Buggie wasn't hurt too bad. My kids broke many bones & needed many stitches. But that's farm life. You've been lucky with your city raised boys. But Buggie is going to shoe you how a farm raise kid lives. LOL Hold on for the ride mom & dad.

[@margaretjohnson4413]

Your Plant is Leucojum aestivum. Commonly known in Britain as Summer Snowflake or summer snowdrop. So glad that Buggy doesn't have a break. Toddlers are fairly flexible still when it comes to bone injuries but you may find that she guards the leg for a while and some bruising may come out in the next few days or even weeks. great Radishes. Your Asparagus will take about three years to produce anything worth eating. Allow the foliage to grow all summer and do not cut it back you might want to think about staking it to avoid breakage in the wind Cut it back once everything has died off. I leave mine until spring. Good luck with it.

[@deecooper1567]

Meg! Out in the garden 🤩🤩. So glad to see you outside! Glad Buggy is doing good also. I still have not been able to plant yet but so enjoy watching y’all . Have a great day👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

[@jlvetor123]

Tell that sweet little girl she needs a slice of bread with butter on it with those radishes. I’m now 82 but as a button I’d grab some bread and butter and head to the garden and the white radishes my favorite for lunch setting in the garden. I remember it like it was yesterday. I pray her little foot is ok. Good luck God Bless.

[@rebeccaauld5054]

With your chicken... shake off the milk then toss in a gallon bag with corn starch, then the egg bath and finally the flour. Also you may want to add a bit more grease to your pan. More of a deep fry. I think you will love it and the corn starch helps all the coating to stick to the chicken. Potato salad looks delish!

[@pinkyandthebrainrants7851]

I don't know what you call them in the US but in Ireland their known as snowdrops usually flower in January, I love them because they flower first before daffodils ,glad buggy is ok , much love 💖🇮🇪🖖

[@valeriepritchard677]

Snowflake taller and later to flower than snowdrops.

[@suesmith5033]

I direct sew bachelor buttons and zinnias the rest you mentioned I buy plants So happy Buggy is going to be ok. It's never fun when our child hurts

[@Dee.C]

Poor Buggie . I hope she feels better really soon . It is not the same without seeing her toddle around and get into everything . She is so cute. Hey, Meg, Maybe she will stay a little cleaner for a day or two ? LOL .

[@gailrothermund9209]

Bless Buggy! Glad she is ok. 🌸

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

Hi..... Meg and Ben, thank you for showing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 👕🐔🐓🐣🐥🐈🐄🐖🌱🌺🌹🌻🌼🌸🌷🏡🎥👍👍👍

[@pampilgrim2274]

Hi, Ben and Meg! Buggie warms my heart every time I see her. She is going to become a fantastic cook and farmer. I am happy she has no broken bones!!