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Today we talk about our new additions to our goat herd/flock/gaggle, and discuss animals we would like to have in the future.
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This is the voiceover of this week's Hoosier Heritage Homestead newsletter written about the Lessons of Loss.
We are going to post both our usual Family Table Podcast content and our weekly newsletter on this podcast platform.
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This week we introduce our kids who have been itching to get on the podcast.
Henry, Elliott, Benjamin, Amelia, and Arthur share some of their favorite things and stories in making their podcasting debut.
This week we talk about celebrating our kids. One way Noah does this is to make their birthday cakes special. It started with a melting fire truck attempt (top left in gallery below) and has expanded in levels of difficulty throughout the years.
Noah encourages all dads to join him at Daddy Cakes and step up to and try making their birthday cake special. You really can’t do anything wrong it all eats the same in the end!
The best icing to use is the Wilton recipe which is as follows:
* ½ cup vegetable shortening (Crisco) solid
* ½ cup (1 stick) butter or margarine softened
* 1 teaspoon clear vanilla extract (No big deal if you don’t have clear, it will just tint it a smidge dark)
* 4 cups powdered sugar (approximately 1 lb.)
* 2 tablespoons milk
Begin with shortening and butter in large bowl and add the powdered sugar. Before turning the hand held mixer up, with the beaters in, try to mash the butter and crisco up to break it apart from its original form. Then turn the mixer on and add the vanilla and milk. DON’T OVERDO THE MILK! If you do it will become too runny and you will have to add more powdered sugar.
Once the icing is a smooth consistency, divide up into bowls if you are going to used multiple colors. Remember to leave some white if you plan do do some writing in white. Then add either food coloring or Wilton Color Gel until the desired color is achieved.
Welcome back and pull up a seat.
Today we do a little table setting and share with you who we are and what we are up to.
How to make homemade laundry detergent
1/2 cup of 20 Mule Team Borax
1 Cup of Arm and Hammer Super Washing Soda
1 Bar Fels-Naptha Laundry Bar and Stain Remover (Shredded)
Water
On a stove heat 2 cups of water and the whole bar of the Fels-Naptha on low and heat until fully liquid.
Add Borax and Arm and Hammer into a 5 gallon bucket half full of hot water and stir till dissolved.
Then add the liquid soap to the bucket and stir. Keep adding hot water and stirring until the bucket is filled and all ingredients are dissolved. Then once full, cover with a lid and set aside 24 hours to cure into a gel.
Makes 5 Gallon Bucket
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