How We Make Butter | Push a Button and Squeeze

We make our last tomato harvest in the greenhouse for the year. A lot of them have turned and are inedible so it doesn't take long to harvest. We then see how long it takes to make butter from our cows' cream.

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[gkiferonhs]

The Beautiful One was talking about how the pitch change let her know the butter was done. Some friends did that with their ice cream maker. They'd play a note on their piano and when the freezer motor made that note, they knew the ice cream was perfect.

[pameladecicco]

Ah Jonah...I liked your hair! Do not worry, you still look great!!! Baby Henry is so jolly!!!!💚

[kathleenoverton]

The haircuts on the kids showcase their Josiah looks grown up all of a sudden! I notice he’s stepping up quite a bit or maybe I ve just noticed that because of his new “grown-up” look!

[skullykittie]

I can't express the respect I have for the way you raise your young adults. They are far too experienced from the word crawl to ever describe them as children. Far more accountable and knowledgeable than most adults these days. Good job dear sir and ma'am. This is from a 35 year old.

[kayradford]

My goodness as a kid in the 1940s I helped my Aunt on the farm here in Australia make butter. It took hours. I’m 81 now I wish my poor overworked Aunt was here to see the method today.

[margaretbedwell]

Love the boy's haircuts. They are such handsome young men. Every body working together to get the meal ready. Great job Mom & Dad for teaching them to cook at an early age. Too many young adults today haven't a clue how to cook anything. Thanks for sharing the episode. Have a Blessed day.

[tipgiles]

We buy wheat straw for our garden from a hay and feed store. It isn't classified as organic (designation is too big of an expense for the farmer) but it is classified as not sprayed with the herbicides that can kill your crops. Most of the farmers market farmers are not organic registered but do go above and beyond the requirements for the organic classification. Joy Giles

[joymay]

Several comments here about the participation of your children. I watch several homesteaders' videos. I never fail to notice how responsible, how more mature & competent the children are.
Clearly they're not overworked or abused, but a little work, especially for their own land, their homestead, brings out the best in these youngsters.
How many city dwelling families might benefit from involving their kids in their home activities!
Instead, their kids go on arranged 'play dates, ' live on electronics, & do highly organized competitive sports... Homesteaders' children seem to understand the work & operation of their Family's operation & know something of the work that's required to run the Family homestead.
Forgive the length of my remarks, but I'm really proud of, & impressed by these Families who get it that children need training in meaningful work, to develop the pride of knowing how to do things well, & how to support & interact w/others, & participate in their Families' work.
Congratulations to these fine parents. God bless you & your Families! You're an example to Parents everywhere.

[cindybennett]

Henry is just the cutest! Yea, the mullet is gone!

[diamondwfarm]

Love Jonah’s hair cut, super handsome guy

[camicri]

Good thing that you are cooking and teaching the kids too. My grandma didn't let my grandpa help ou and he didn't know how to cook anything, when she died he was lost...never di laundry. Poor guy was a disaster. Burning up cooking show was a success! Love the name!🤣 . God bless, hugs🤗💜🤗

[wilmavanbeek]

Just wanted to let you know Amazon has a 2 piece plastic cover for the kitchen aid bowl that I use to make butter, no more mess! 😊

[lynnebeattie]

Love Jonah and Josiah's new haircuts!

[scuzzbecuzz]

Your chidlers are so blessed to have parents that love them and respect them and consult with them as they go through life. God bless families such as yours!!!

[barbarapeter]

She is doing things with her butter that we never did. First we churned our butter and scoped the butter off the milk. It was put in forms and (butter forms) and set it refrigerator until firm. I never saw my grandmother use water.

[amandaforeman]

We are adding our first dairy animal
This spring! 2 milk does ! I’m so excited to have goats again

[Wildevis]

Just another happy day on the farm and a lovley boost for me to start my day!

[michelifig]

Thank you for showing the details of butter making

[martharice]

When I was young, we had cows that I would help milk and then run the milk thru the cream separater. My Grampa would use the cream to make butter in a big electric churn. He had beautiful carved wooden molds that he used to firm the butter. I loved the patterns on those molds and wish I had them now.

[nicoleolson]

This channel always makes me so hungry!