Cooking dry beans is one of my common routines. I usually cook them in large batches and then freeze the extras. This process works on Pintos, Black, Navy, Kidney, Split Peas, Lentils...you get the idea. The only real difference is the cooking time. Beans are easy to cook, but the drawback is the time. They simply take time and planning ahead. This is also why I do a large batch and freeze the extras. First some basic information dealing with beans. 1 Cup dried = about 2 1/2 ... View Post
Why Seedlings of Hope?
Seedlings of Hope is a two-fold name. It involves the little everyday blessings God sends our way. It also encompasses our kids. First our kids. They are blessings. They are also seedlings; growing vibrant seedlings. They are seedlings of hope for God's Kingdom. They give us hope and promise for the future. Seedlings of Hope for God's Kingdom. This last year, provided us with many challenges and stressing situations, both financially and emotionally. We also received many ... View Post
5 Steps I Use To Plan A School Year
This time of year finds me running in three different modes - getting seeds started for the garden, keeping schoolwork progressing, the house from becoming a disaster and planning for our next school year. I go through 5 steps to plan a school year. I start with an overview and then take this framework to plan books, supplements, and electives. 5 steps to plan a school year - Let's get started. 1. Creating the layout I work better off paper, but this can be done on any word ... View Post
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