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Homemaker Chic

Quarantine Creativity: Light the SPARK!

Homemaker Chic

Angela Reed & Shaye Elliott

Leisure, Arts, Kids & Family, Fashion & Beauty, Home & Garden

4.52.1K Ratings

🗓️ 28 April 2020

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

What does creativity look like? Where is it expressed and WHAT do Excel spreadsheets and Marilyn Monroe have to do with it anyway? Today we share some of our main sources for keeping the spark alive! Become a PATRON of the the podcast at: Patreon.com/Homemakerchicpodcast. SHOWNOTES...Books, discount links and more: Our Lovely Advertisers! What are YOU sipping today? Drink Dry Farm Wines with Ang and Shaye! Shop and Sip at: https://bit.ly/DryFarmWinew... Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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0:00.0

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Homemaker Sheek. I'm your host Shaye Elliot joined by the beautiful Parisian farm girl Angela Reed and we are here to encourage you to

0:16.2

put on your red lipstick get rid of your yoga pants I mean jumpers and enjoy your time in your home.

0:26.7

Today's episode is brought to you by the fabulous Jovial Foods.

0:31.6

Jovial Foods is a company that both Angela and I are extremely passionate about.

0:36.4

It was started in 2007 by Carla and her husband Rodolfo to encourage the world to eat Eincorn.

0:45.8

Eincorn is an ancient wheat, one of the purest and most ancient grains that we know about.

0:52.2

It has a weak gluten and a lot of protein. This is the

0:57.0

bread-making flower of champions, but Carla hasn't stopped there and she's

1:01.9

created an entire gluten-free line of products that are bar

1:06.3

none the highest quality that you can get actually voted by America's test kitchen as the best tasting gluten-free pasta.

1:15.4

So make sure you check them out at Jovial Foods.com.

1:19.0

Show Carla and Rodolfo some love because this is the flower that Angela and I bring into our kitchens

1:24.6

almost exclusively. It is that good. It's so good. And you know we talked about

1:31.8

Laura Ingalls a little bit last episode and if you've read the books, you remember her talking about how tall the wheat is. It towers over her in those books.

1:42.6

Yes.

1:43.1

That's way before hybridization,

1:45.9

and Eincorn is way before Laura Ingalls.

1:48.9

I always think of that.

1:50.1

Like if we're talking about the original heirloom weight I always think of Laura

1:54.8

Angles and then we to towering over her because today it's like what knee high yeah

1:59.7

it's really short it's really short and the reason that they did that is because it's a heck of a lot easier to grow and to harvest. You get a lot higher yields with way less input.

2:11.2

The counter to that though is you do lose a lot of nutrients, a lot of flavor.

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