Soft Sourdough bread recipe, Sourdough Hacks for Summertime baking

[claudiafairbanks]

I love that your kids aren't ashamed to show you affection on camera! Your filming doesn't stop your everyday activities which is great!

[popxsxtartxaxcar]

Hi Ruthann, I recently found you on YouTube and I sincerely love watching you and your family! My grandmother was raised conservative Brethren in Christ (came for Mennonite background). I was raised on a dairy farm in PA and I miss that life so much! One of the things I especially LOVE about your channel is that you and your family LIVE while filming. You don’t edit out the kids when they walk thru or when they’re heading to bed. Please don’t ever change that, it’s part of draw to your content; at least for me! It’s real life and I love that! Thank you so much for inviting us into your home and life, sharing your experiences, thoughts and ideas. It is so very appreciated ❤ Be blessed! God is so Good!

[rhondagardner]

I was so upset the other day when you mentioned that someone said you were uneducated. The next time you can tell them you have a masters degree in Culinary Arts, Gardening, Canning, Baking and Farming! I admire your principles, lifestyle and home so very much. I believe it is the true way that God designed and wanted us to live. I didnt want to mention that negativity again but i was sitting here watching you and looking at all you do and can do and then I saw your beautiful flowers they are gorgeous and I havent found the right words for the garden. It is immaculate. Your education goes bwyond books and a classroom and I say thats one of the best kind! Thanks fornyour videos and God bless!

[madonnahuthsteiner]

These videos makes me homesick ; my mom was a baker and cook raise 18 children and she wrote a book about her tiny farm where Dad and her raised pigs, chickens, and canning our food . I found out that she had a Pennsylvania Dutch heritage were Mennonites. I’m 73 and long to be up North in summer.❤

[lisae]

Watching you brings me back to my childhood when I lived on a dairy farm. There were 6 of us and my mom’s cooking was and still is amazingly with all the fresh vegetables. You have a beautiful family and home.

[parebalo]

Your work ethic as a mother, a homemaker, is wonderful to watch and learn from. Too many married ladies are missing out on the joy of homemaking. However, I am seeing a trend in young families today to become more self-sufficient the way God planned it. Thank you for your videos!

[cynthiaharrington]

The virtuous woman works willingly with her hands. So nice to see, and thank you for your helpful videos!

[teriadams]

My boys would ell me since they were little, they love me more than spaghetti...that's worth everything! 😊

[brendajones]

Your videos are a big hug from the Lord for me. I’m retired living an entirely different life on the lake now that my 3 boys are grown. However, I still love to bake bread and make a delicious meal for my husband every day. Thank you for the step by step for this recipe. You make sourdough a little less daunting for me. ❤

[SheilaMcDonnell-ui]

There is eternal value in the love of making it for your family ❤️

[cherylcheers]

“There is no eternal value in homemade bread!” Oh, but there is so much earthly value. Love it that you allow us to see life as it happens on the farm. Many blessings!

[salemthorup]

I LOVE that you're teaching your kids the skills you learned growing up in a very traditional culture. So cool!!!

[JustinDOehlke]

I made a double batch of miss Kate's bread yesterday, and made hamburger buns with half. Everything turned out fabulous!

[jessiedoyle]

You are an amazing mother, smart and a great cook and teacher. I love the bread making. I wish i could get my grown children and grandchildren to be as active and helpful around the house as yours are. GBU.

[joanray]

I have to admire you on all you do in your home and seemingly so effortlessly. I think that you may have an element of Superwoman somewhere in your genes. Keep making videos and sharing your systems and ideas Good Lady. By the way ... if I ended up with a washing line full of items like you have I think I would run away from home! 😂

[Loosgroov]

Ruthann, I had a bread baking breakthrough today because of this video. I had to find it in my history and come tell you. I didn’t use this recipe, but I TEMPED MY BREAD and it changed everything. I took it out of the oven at like 195 degrees, a full 20 minutes before I usually take it out, and it. Is. Amazing. Who knew I was overcooking my bread by 20 minutes. It wasn’t burned, but it was very hard.. now I know! I will do this forever! (When I was on Instagram, I followed you, but have since quit and I’m so happy to find you here. And now my family will be too with this soft bread. 😂)

[BellaCinco]

You’re who I dreamed of being as a little girl. But I was raised in a city with parents that only knew business skills to pass on. Loving parents and appreciate them so much. But some people are just called to home making. I’m slowly learning how to make all these little things as I raise my growing family. I won’t be the young mom with a farm like you but one day I’ll be the only lady that can teach my grandchildren how to make homemade bread. Thank you for passing down your wealth of knowledge. It is truly amazing and appreciated 🙏

[MO--]

I LOVE when you include conversations with your children in your videos. Your oldest (at home) reminds me of my oldest, who is younger. Only, my oldest would have complained more about needing to put each chicken in by hand. 😂

Your boys are so sweet! Love the bedtime hug interaction. And I can't wait to get a sourdough started going again. This looks so yummy!

[theimperfectpantry]

Cannot wait to try this recipe. Those loaves are beautiful.

[mildredlindsey]

YOU ARE SUCH A WONDERFUL TEACHER. THANK YOU FOR SHOWING AND TELLING THE SMALL DETAILS. I WOULD NEVER EVEN TRY RECIPS BECAUSE I WOULD GET TO A POINT AND WOULD NOT KNOW WHAT IT MENT IN THE REIPE.