Homemade Cereal Alternatives! Three FROM SCRATCH Recipes!! #mennoniterecipes

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[oldnanz]

May your daughter have a wonderful life with her soon to be husband. May they have many happy years ahead. Many Blessings

[sherrydbrice]

Maxwell looks so proud. Great job Maxwell.

[mccallumjc]

Thanks for showing some of your farm animals between recipes! It’s nice to see that your recipe videos are not just you in the kitchen but everyone is included!

[michelesalazar]

Have a wonderful wedding. Never mind a video you need to step back and enjoy the wedding. Blessing on the new bride and groom.

[denisedean]

In someways you remind me so much of my mom. Of course you are way younger but she passed away 30 years ago. She did a lot of the things that you do but on a very small scale. I love how you take care of your family and work so hard to give them treats, that are good and good for them. Thank you so much for taking great care of your family! Thank you for sharing with us!

[lorenstribling]

Your kids are wonderful! You are teaching them life skills and independence. I wish more parents were like you. I tried to teach my kids how to take care of themselves. My younger son is autistic, but he can do his own laundry, clean the house, and cook a meal with little fanfare. This kind of self-confidence is important for them. Maxwell is turning out to be a great cook.

[kathryncurry]

Awe, have a blast at the wedding & don’t worry about us, we’ll still be here when you return. Enjoy the moment ❤

[kathylane]

I am 70, have never made cereal but I like the idea to make for great grand children, Thank you the way you explain everything.Do not want all those dyes and chemicals

[jeanhecker]

Thanks for these recipes. Love watching your little boys becoming men. Asking blessings for your family as you add a son-in-law. 🙏🏻 God is Good. 🤗

[takingcareofmine]

I always considered my time in the kitchen as saving money, better quality and showing of the love I have for my family

[sherrylee]

God’s blessing on the newlyweds and all of you amen

[R.C.R.]

Congratulations to you all on the Wedding 💒

[anounimouse]

RuthAnn, I LV your curly hair - so jealous! I've been a Cosmetologist since 1961 and would love to cut a head of hair like yours....

[pilgrimpeace]

Watching from Australia. I love your videos.

[lindah]

I don’t think I’ve bought cereal in 15 years!! Same I try to make it myself 😊
Love your videos!!❤

[diannemiller]

A glass of milk is a great choice. My doctor told me many years ago that it is the best and quickest way to raise your blood sugar. As you said the protein keeps your blood sugar up until you are able to eat.

[sccg]

Another great simple recipe is for Irish sweet soda bread,

Irish fruit soda bread
400 Grams bread flour
15 grams bicarbonate of soda
Pinch of salt
Put all dry ingredients through a sieve into a bowl.

100 Grams raisins or Sultanas (other dried fruits would work well)
60 Grams caster sugar
330 millilitres buttermilk (plain kefir is fantastic substitute if you cannot get buttermilk)

Method:
Preheat oven to 180.
Sieved dry ingredients into large bowl Add sugar & fruit
Mix together all dry ingredients.

Add wet ingredient:
Using your hands add the buttermilk (Kefir) slowly mixing as you pour Do it slowly & Don’t over mix, it should be sticky but not wet.
Tip onto a surface and bring it together in to a round shape ( add a little flour if needed but not much)

Top tip = you can do all of this in one bowl.

Cooking:
Get a metal baking tray / sheet & place some baking paper on.
Place your bread round on the tray pat gently with flat of your hand so it’s about 3 inches thick.
Using a sharp knife cut a cross on the top about half way through (traditionally it’s called letting the fairies out / free)

Bake at 180 for 25 minutes
Take out & flip over & bake for further 10 minutes. Bread is cooked through when you tap the bottom & it sounds hollow.

[barnrazedbyjesse]

Amish Baked Oatmeal is my absolute favorite! My mother received the recipe from a friend who married a former Mennonite. It takes me back to my childhood. I remember my first time tasting a commercial cereal on a trip to visit cousins in Georgia. It was fruity pebbles and I thought we were having dessert for breakfast. My little eight year old mind was blown away with sugar, artificial flavors and coloring😅

[elleforest]

I make my kid’s granola as well. I stir protein powder into it as I make it to add some much needed protein for all my guys. We don’t eat it as cereal though. We use it with yogurt, with apple sauce, cottage cheese, fruit or just as a snack.

[barbarapahl]

Thank you for the wonderful video! I'm going to make the baked oatmeal! Yummy! I loved watching Maxwell! It made me smile watching him pour the cinnamon instead of putting the spoon in to measure. He did a great job! ❤