As I was telling you on my last post, after our visit to the
I picked up my first gallon of their Raw Whole Jersey Milk this morning!
As soon as the cream rises, I am going to attempt to
make my first batch of homemade butter since I was a child.
Come back on Friday for Show and Tell and I will tell youabout the item behind the jar of milk!
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Joining Susan for Outdoor Wednesday... (to qualify for Outdoor Wednesday, please go to my previous post!)
...and Kathleen for White Wednesday!
Thank you ladies, for hosting these fun memes every Wednesday!
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"...like newborn babes, long for the pure milk of the word, that by it you may grow in respect to salvation, if you have tasted the kindness of the Lord."
1 Peter 2:2&3
...and Kathleen for White Wednesday!
Thank you ladies, for hosting these fun memes every Wednesday!
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"...like newborn babes, long for the pure milk of the word, that by it you may grow in respect to salvation, if you have tasted the kindness of the Lord."
1 Peter 2:2&3
8 comments:
I Love that butter churn you have in the background. Is that what you're going to use to make your butter? If so, How fun!
I hope you let us know how it goes.
Christa
I remember making butter with the kids when they were little by shaking it in a jar. It took a little work but turned out well.
Looking so pretty here on your blog!
That is such a beautiful sight. It reminds me of when I was little. We use to get whole milk from a dairy farmer up the street. My mother never made butter though. Your awesome! I do remember spilling it a couple of times in the backseat of the car.
come visit
cindy@stitches
Dear Lady Farmer,
Ahh, butter-making! I remember fondly making butter in a jar when I was little. Enjoy yours!
Love,
Marqueta
Yum...delicious on homemade bread!
Blessings!
~Nadine
I bet that butter will taste wonderful!
Gina
Have joined to see how your homemade butter turns out! I know of a dairy farm that sells their milk with the cream still in it - heaven!
thanks for stopping by my WW - you made my day!
Kathy
Oh dear friend,
This must be so much fun, to see the sweet cream turn into sweet butter...yummm!
I have never made butter, but I sure would like to try one day :)
Blessings,
Maria
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