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FAST FOOD on the FARM! | My Quick Go-To Recipes for Supper

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FAST FOOD on the FARM! | My Quick Go-To Recipes for Supper

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  1. @7:00 Yes! Clean as you go. Unless you're in the final minutes before serving, there's almost always time in between steps to clean up. Don't save of that work until after the meal unless you're a masochist.

    Oh, and as far as prep goes, "Mise en place" is critical. Have all of your ingredients/measurements ready to go before you start cooking.

  2. Love this. It's the philosophy we've adopted in our household over the past few years. Homecooked, no matter how simple and quick, is always superior (and cheaper) than the processed ready-made stuff or paying a fortune at a restaurant for subpar food and equally bad service. Two nights ago, I started dinner late, didn't have anything thawed, and didn't much feel like putting in the effort. So we had breakfast for dinner: sausage, cheesy scrambled eggs and cinnamon waffles. My family LOVED it.

  3. In 1999, just after my divorce, I bought myself a complete set of Revereware copper induction stainless steel cookware. They are 23 years old and they are still going strong. I will only use my stainless steel cookware or my cast iron.

  4. If you've got hard lemons/limes, and a microwave… if you pop those bad boys in the microwave for 10-20 seconds, they'll loosen up a lot and let you juice them much more easily, and with better yield!

  5. This video was so helpful, as these are the kinds of meals I need to make pretty much every single day. Thank you, Shaye & Stuart! 🙂 P.S. Loved the humorous family interaction at the end! 😉

  6. These are three of my favorite "fast food" meals at home too! We have two teenage boys, so getting a lot of calories on the table every day is really important and can seem exhausting if I overthink it. They eat every meal as if they'd been fasting for a week, so fine dining isn't really on the menu for now LOL. I reserve my creativity for "date night" meals and special occasions.

  7. I'm in the season of life with a child and a toddler, plus I work part-time, so weeknight dinners are usually quick n' dirty. I'm going to try your method of making meat sauce for pasta, I never remember to take my ground beef out of the freezer! I live in hardiness zone 3a so I don't get fresh produce year-round but my summer lettuce is prolific, so we eat a lot of salads topped with either garden-grown or store-bought cucumbers and grape tomatoes with a grilled meat of some kind. I would love to build an outdoor kitchen one day so I wouldn't even have to leave the garden to cook!

  8. This is a perfect time for this video for me, as I am going wide open with spring "stuff" and stressing that dinner has been a pretty thrown together affair, often later than is ideal, and I've been struggling with the idea that the whole point of the garden and the chickens and the beef cows and the milk cow…. Is to have good food for us. So thank you for the reminder that good can still be simple and quick and doesn't necessarily mean perfect.

  9. What a lovely video! Thank you so much for sharing these tips. What kind of fish did you use in this video? It looks like Halibut? Also, you always look so gracious and gorgeous! Love how simple & elegant it all comes together 🙂 💗💗💗

  10. I love this and these are my go to meals with kids too! And the feather on the finger….I’m glad I’m not the only one who just cracks those fresh eggs right into the skillet fresh from the coop!

  11. OMG, I can't believe how simple and quick these recipes are to make.. It just so happens I have some prosciutto, asparagus and eggs in the fridge now.. guess what's for breakfast or brunch;-) I can't wait to try the other recipes either.. I have a hard time lifting the old cast iron skillets we have but am interested in the one you can go from stovetop to oven. Glad your weather is shaping up there, hope it does the same here now!! Anxious to get things cleaned up and looking prettier outside.. Love the lil clip at the end

  12. I love the video. Your so fun and down to earth. If you would please pray for me. Chronic Anemia. Learning about what is good for me and what isn't. Last time this happened I prayed that the Lord would give me a supernatural craving for spinach for 7 days. So I ate a can of spinach for seven days and I found out through an e.r visit that I didn't even have anemia anymore. So praying for the same thing again. Not trusting in any docs just Jesus. Thankyou and Shalom Aleichem Mishpocah ♥️

  13. You’re talking right to me! In this season of my life I have 3 under 5 with the youngest a 5 month old. I know you’ve been there! As much as I love to spend a long time cooking in the kitchen making everything fancy, I have to make things easy. It’s taken me a while to admit because it has been frustrating to not be at my full capacity. I’m exhausted from still waking up at night, but don’t want to cut out healthy food for my family. These are great ideas. Thank you for sharing!

  14. This video is one of the most beautiful videos and encouraging videos I've seen in a long time. I almost cried. It's just so simple and charming and POSSIBLE! THANK YOU SHAYE (AND STU)

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