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ποΈ 1 May 2020
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Do you go through phases of making something often in your kitchen, depending on the season or something that caught your fancy? This week I am talking about what I am making right now in our kitchen.
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0:00.0 | Welcome back to the Simple Farmhouse Life Podcast. Today I want to share with you. I was actually came up with this idea for this podcast episode yesterday while I was making dinner. |
0:11.0 | I was making something that has gotten into the rotation |
0:14.4 | lately as something that I've been making all the time and a lot of times I |
0:18.3 | find that I'll make something for a while, get really excited about it, we'll |
0:21.6 | all enjoy it and then I'll make it over and over again. |
0:24.6 | Then we get kind of burnt out on it and then I eventually forget about it. But some things do |
0:28.9 | stand the test of time and I end up making them over and over again. I thought it'd be fun just to share what things that we are loving right now |
0:36.2 | what things I'm making over and over again are my go-to meals and that we are |
0:41.4 | enjoying. My name is Lisa, a mom of six and creator of the blog and YouTube channel Farm House on Boone. |
0:48.0 | Join me as I share with you my love for creating a handmade home from scratch cooking and a little mom and |
0:54.4 | entrepreneur life along the way. I shared an earlier podcast episode. I believe it |
0:59.4 | was episode 8, how I cook, how I don't really meal plan, I just buy whatever is on sale, what's looking |
1:08.9 | good, what's seasonally available, and then find ways to throw it together, usually without any recipes, just some basic cooking skills. |
1:17.0 | That particular episode resonated with a lot of people. |
1:20.0 | I think probably more than any other episode, I had a lot of people reaching out to me |
1:25.1 | tagging me saying that this is the way that they cook to or that they wanted to cook that way |
1:30.8 | but felt bad for doing so. You're thought to be a more |
1:34.4 | organized and better prepared person if you are a meal planner. I am not and I |
1:39.7 | think a lot of you feel the same way. Now of course meal planning works great for a lot of |
1:43.2 | people. A lot of times I'll get ideas for a new type of food to cook either by |
1:48.0 | going through a magazine or a book or listening to a podcast. Usually I'll get the basic idea for something |
1:55.0 | and then I'll start throwing in celery or mushrooms |
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