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Teal House Farm
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Our journey toward a debt-free, low waste, sustainable life for our large family. Making do with less, appreciating what we have more, and doing life together..
Sourdough Discard Cinnamon Rolls | Cast Iron Cooking
I am using a 12" cast iron skillet today: amzn.to/3zAWczA
Rolls:
1/3 cup sourdough discard
1 cup buttermilk (OR milk w/ vinegar)
3/4 tsp salt
8 TB frozen butter
1 TB sugar OR honey
2.5 cups flour
In the morning add: 1 tsp baking powder, 1/2 tsp baking soda
For inside the rolls, brush on 4 TB melted butter, 2 tsp cinnamon, and 1/2 cup brown sugar.
Bake at 375 for 25 minutes
For a glaze on top, whisk 1 cup powdered sugar, 1 tsp melted butter and 1 tsp vanilla. Pour on top after rolls are slightly cooled.
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Teal House Farm
PO Box 91
Hermann, MO 65041
ITEMS WE USE ON THE FARM:
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Rolls:
1/3 cup sourdough discard
1 cup buttermilk (OR milk w/ vinegar)
3/4 tsp salt
8 TB frozen butter
1 TB sugar OR honey
2.5 cups flour
In the morning add: 1 tsp baking powder, 1/2 tsp baking soda
For inside the rolls, brush on 4 TB melted butter, 2 tsp cinnamon, and 1/2 cup brown sugar.
Bake at 375 for 25 minutes
For a glaze on top, whisk 1 cup powdered sugar, 1 tsp melted butter and 1 tsp vanilla. Pour on top after rolls are slightly cooled.
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MERCH:
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FACEBOOK:
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BLOG:
www.tealhousefarm.com
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tealhousefarm
ONE TIME DONATION:
www.paypal.me/TealHouseFarm
Shop Amazon through our link. Items DO NOT cost extra, but Teal House gets a donation from Amazon for sharing their website.
AMAZON AFFILIATE LINK:
amzn.to/2Svunhl
CONTACT US:
tealhousefarm@gmail.com
Teal House Farm
PO Box 91
Hermann, MO 65041
ITEMS WE USE ON THE FARM:
Pocket Flashlight: amzn.to/2L0yoYS
Milk Pail: amzn.to/2rmLt5B
Milk Strainer: amzn.to/2PnlPr9
Solar Barn Light: amzn.to/2QCtBBT
Lodge Cast Iron Skillet: amzn.to/2Ssg6SC
Lodge Cast Iron Griddle: amzn.to/2UiTVjL
Pressure Canner: amzn.to/2QwP9jB
Water Bath Canner: amzn.to/2QBpPsB
Circular Saw: amzn.to/2EfMzbT
Our Wish List:
a.co/1HyA3Ga
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Rating Canning Lids | Ball, Kerr, Golden Harvest, For Jars, Superb, Weck, Tattler! #rating #ranking
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Let's rate and rank popular canning lids. As a homesteading large family, I put up hundreds upon hundreds of jars a year. Having reliable canning lids is an absolute MUST. #homesteading #homestead #foodpreservation #gardening #canning We'll talk about reusable lid systems: Tattler Lids: Weck Jars: amzn.to/3LaOZc1 Tattler: amzn.to/45MXio6 Disposable ("typical") lids: Kerr: amzn.to/4eH9wmi Golden...
Harvesting, Curing, and Storing Garlic and Onions #homestead #gardening
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Simple Pressure Canning Instructions | Green Beans | Step By Step #homestead #canning
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New to canning? Fresh green beans are very simple to pressure can, and here’s a step-by-step tutorial without all the needless chatter…just the canning! We are using the raw pack method today. #gardening #homesteading #pressurecanning Want more canning recipes? We have LOTS in our canning playlist! Like written instructions? Check out the National Center For Home Food Preservation: nchfp.uga.edu
Why Not! #shorts #homestead
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Why? Because…why not. #homestead #homesteading #sahm #simplelife #largefamily #garden #canning #clothdiapers #encouragement #inspiration
Taking A Risk (Or Good Move?) With Our Sheep #homestead
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Harvesting BIG Food From Our Small Garden #homestead #gardening #ditl
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Tour Our Spring Homestead | Spring Update #garden #homestead #sheep #simplelife
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Our Monthly Homestead Costs: How Much Do We ACTUALLY Spend? #homestead #frugal #budget #haul
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Aldi Grocery Haul For Our Large Family #frugal #grocery
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A Bountiful Harvest and Farm Fresh Meal #DITL #homestead
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Small Homestead Garden Tour | Making The Most Of Limited Space #homestead #garden
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My FIRST Sourdough Bread | Learn With Me #homestead #bread
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My FIRST Sourdough Bread | Learn With Me #homestead #bread
Only The BEST For Our Homestead #DITL #homestead
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Joyful Encouragement From The Garden #homestead #encouragement #chat
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#DITL This Has Me SO FRUSTRATED!! #homestead #livestock
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Grocery Haul Day | Aldi, Walmart, Dollar Tree | Large Family On A Budget!
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Chicken Chase and A Beautiful View #ditl #homestead
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Canning Chicken | Bone-In and Boneless
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Canning Chicken | Bone-In and Boneless
Are Homemade Cleaners BAD? Let's Chat and Make Laundry Soap #homestead #frugal #largefamily
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A Crazy Homestead Impulse Purchase...And Lambs Are Here! #DITL #homestead
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#DITL Prepping Raised Beds For Strawberries #homestead #spring #strawberry
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A Very Simple and Basic Look At Practical Composting For Beginners #lowwaste #ecofriendly #simple
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#DITL No More Washing Machine and Prepping Pasture! #homestead #largefamily
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Preserving Eggs | Dehydrating, Pickling, and Freezing
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Preserving Eggs | Dehydrating, Pickling, and Freezing
Once in a great while you we’ll find something at dollar tree and it’ll surprise you how good it is. But true most stuff is junk. $1.25 items any how.
I get them often.😊
Celia and I get the Chicken sandwiches and the cheese burgers. The secret is to take them out of the package, microwave for 30 seconds, take the top bun off and turn it upside down beside it and microwave for another 30 seconds. The bun is fantastic and the sandwich itself is delicious!!!
I haven’t tried the cheeseburgers yet. Will grab them next time!
They are really good!
They are!!
I have bought these for years!! Lily Spring rolls... and it comes with a sauce too... I have them as a quicky food for a long time!!
They are so good!!
Slice the peppers and freeze just until solid. Then put in bag. They won’t stick together. Problem solved
Freezer space is a lot more expensive per square foot. I prefer to save freezer space for meat and store veggies at room temperature when possible
Making some pickles in these jars today! Thanks for the tips!!
Have fun!
Looks delicious ❤❤❤
It was!
Those look ooey gooey delicious!
Perfect amount of gooey 🍴
My granddaughter was talking about making these.Thank you for the recipe
Enjoy!
Yummy! Looks amazing!
They were DELISH
Ahh… looks so good!
They were SO GOOD
Enjoy your rice in jar. I just found your page. I will be making these ahead ty
Hope you enjoy
Those look yummy!😋
They are!
Those look so delicious 😋
Looks delicious Laura. Heavenly Breakfast! ❤🎉
Great recipe!
Your videos are not made for people withADHD. I lost your instructions when your little one started to dance in the other room Hahahahaha I love it
Sorry! Some videos have less background noise then others...just a lot of little people in this house lol
@@TealHouseFarm do not be sorry !!!!
Thank you for the comparison. Happy canning!
You too!
Thank you for all this invaluable information!! I had that happen last year and had no idea why. You are such a blessing to us all!!
You're welcome!
GOD Bless you and your family 🙏😊
Same to you!
Laura being a Homesteader is rewarding 😊
I’ve had that happen before.. mostly my fault, getting busy with something else snd the canner is dancing more than it should! I’m very cautious now
It happens to the best of us!
I too love for jars!
Well there ya go! My green beans are still growing, but soon I will implement your method, because life never stops! 😮
It sure doesn't!
Oh no! You're a day too late. 😂 I guess I'll can what I broke last night and stored in the fridge...but lesson learned for next time. Big thank you!! Much appreciated ❤
You're welcome!
It's insane that those ball lids are single use- I've used them more than once for short term canning and they lasted the 6th month period.
Well there's always the "recommendation" and what people actually do ;-)
Good to know.
Forjar lids are my favorite! I need to order more! I havd found the edges on the Ball lids are very sharp and I’ve cut myself more than once when canning. Both times I had to stop and do first aid before continuing!
Ohh no!
Good video. You gonna do more cast iron stuff?
Sure can. What pans do you want to see used?
Any and all. Always appreciate a good recipe using a cast iron. Gives me ideas.
Will get to work on some stay tuned!
Awesome! I appreciate it.
Question, what variety of garlic did you plant? I'd like to plant some this Fall. Thank you for the braiding tip.
To be honest, I bought garlic at Walmart from the grocery section and plopped that in the ground!
@@TealHouseFarm Awesome! I wondered if I could do that. I'm going to give it a try this Fall. Thanks Laura, have a wonderful day!
For Jars lids are made in China!!! They have not yet made a plant in the US to make the lids. I find them very thin. I ordered some when For Jars were first made, and they were rather thick. I ordered later, and they were much thinner. I will wait and order more when they are made in the US. Ball makes the Harvest Right lids, so they are about the same. Ball is my favorite lid. I have used them for over 45 years, and they have never let me down. My no seal is so minimal. Newell now makes Kerr. Superb is made in USA by a small family business. I sometimes fine the thicker lids are hard to pull down on the jar.
Weck is very good.. glass, so you don't replace a tin lid..
Your garden hat has character. There will come a year that it is honestly falling apart and you will miss it with a kiss of the 5 stages of grief.
Ive never tried For Jars but I will now.
My favorite is For Jars
It's. a good lid!
Have used Tattler lids for 15+ years. Had to file off the plastic’nipple’ that sometimes remains from manufacturing. That said , love the lids. The downside is when giving out canned goods to friends or relatives at times the lid is not returned 😞. Have to remember to do some disposable lids for gifts.
The comoany that owns Ball niw owns Kerr. Back in the 1960's and 1970's, Kerr was the prefered brand for both jars and lids. Imbe,eive that within the oast 3 years the last Kerr manufacturing plant was shut down.
That makes sense then why the lid quality has changed so much
I live in The Netherlands, so I`ve always used weck jars for my canning. I would like to point out that in my country it is recommended not to re-use the rubber rings that go with the lids. You`re supposed to use new rings for every batch. I have to admit that I never followed that advice and accepted the risk that not every jar would seal.
That's interesting that the recommendations are different. Thank you for sharing!
This is just how make my bread starter and bread for at least 40 yrs. And, everyone loves it! Very good video. Have a great day! ❤
Thank you! You too!
I just calculated how many times I would need to use my Harvest Guard (basically Tattler lids I believe they were even the same company for a while) to end up with a better price per use that Forjars assuming I only bought’ 100 packs of regular or wide mouth lids. I got the Forjars price from Amazon and the Harvest Guard from their website. If there wasn’t a sale right now it would be 3 uses ($ .24/ $ .25) but right now it is 2. And $ .34/$ .35 for Forjars. Of course it’s an upfront cost but if you are someone who regularly buys a lot of lids and does a lot of canning the switch may not take as long to pay for itself as you may expect. At least that’s my conclusion for now.
Wow! I will have to see if I can find some Harvest Guards to try. Thanks for sharing!
They sell a sample pack for $5 2 regular mouth and 2 wide mouth lids
I emailed For Jars when the first came out about where they are produced, they said in China so I never purchased them. I just emailed again to double check, perhaps they moved.
Interesting! The package says US made but maybe it’s “US packaged”
@@TealHouseFarm this is what they said: Thank you for expressing your interest in our lids. At this time our lids are manufactured overseas in China through a partnership with a closely aligned manufacturing facility; however, in line with our commitment to fostering American manufacturing, we are working tirelessly at overcoming the hurdles to bring manufacturing to the USA. We have implemented rigorous quality control measures to ensure that our lids meet our stringent criteria requirements. As avid canners ourselves, we understand the paramount importance of having lids of exceptional quality. Hope that helps with the question you had.
Great, helpful comparisons! Thanks.
You’re welcome!
I'm in Canada and I use Bernardin lids, they are $3 for 12pk, my failure rate is about 5 per year out of 1200 and usually my fault. Because of my budget I cannot justify spending over $5 per 12pk for the forjar lids, I would love to try them though. I have learned (the hard way) that when I purchase golden harvest jars to never use the lids for canning, I use them for dry storage, dehydrated fruits and veggies, sugar, flour etc. I have never bought golden harvest lids in a 12pk, I just know not to use the ones that come on the jars. Thank you for taking the time to show and explain the comparisons between the lids you use.
I will have to see if Bernardian lids are available here…I would love to try!
In the past I’ve typically always used Ball but am trying Denali this year. So far everything has sealed beautifully. They are heavier weighted flats with a nice thick rubber seal. The name is printed on them along with those nice little date lines and they have the visible “button seal” in the center. So far it’s a win but time will tell how they hold up sitting on the shelf. Happy canning!
I will have to check this brand out. Thanks for sharing!
I have unfortunately had a lot of buckling with the superb lids. I really wanted to love them, but there have just been too many to ignore.
That’s interesting! I haven’t had that issue yet but I will keep an eye out.
This was great!
Thanks for stopping by!
In the words of the grinch, this is how I feel about golden harvest lids: I hate, hate, hate, double hate, loathe entirely! 😂😂 100% my favorite is forjars! But I also buy ball lids!
I’m going to have to find that clip and use it for a short 😂
@@TealHouseFarm that would be so funny! 😂
Remember, BALL makes Harvest Right.
If you stock up on lids, do they work if they have sat around for 2-3 years?
As long as they’ve been in a cool, dry place they should be just fine. I store mine in a box in my pantry and never had an issue
Glad for this! I feel picky about lids, so this is handy!
I’m glad it helped!