Showing posts with label Indiana's Family of Farmers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indiana's Family of Farmers. Show all posts

Sunday, November 10, 2013

Molasses Cookies

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I first posted this cookie recipe almost exactly three years ago! While there is nothing magical about baking theses cookies in the fall, it has become a sort of tradition for us. I don’t use regular molasses in these cookies – I use sorghum syrup. And we just happen to know some people who make sorghum syrup. And that always happens in the fall! So, every time we get a fresh batch of sorghum syrup, you guessed it, I bake these cookies!

molasses cookies with candle


Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Stay or Go Burritos

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The fall tends to be a busy time for farmers. It’s harvest season! This means lots of long days, complete with very early mornings and very late nights. No matter when harvest starts, it always seems as if farmers are in a race against the weather to get the crops in and stored before it gets too cold or too wet.

Lucky for me, Farmer Doc and I don’t raise crops. We raise cattle, and run a veterinary practice. So this time of year isn’t quite so busy for us. But, we do get hit in the spring and summer when it’s time to work the cattle (vaccines, deworming, artificially inseminating, checking for pregnancy, and later working the calves) and harvest and bale the hay all at the same time!

stay or go burrito

Thursday, September 19, 2013

Garden Veggie Stew

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I was recently asked to cook a recipe that somehow relates to my connection with farming and agriculture. My first thought was, “This is easy! We raise beef cows, and I cook with beef all the time!” And then I thought to myself, “Self, you also have all that yummy produce from your garden this summer – why not experiment with it a bit?”

And that’s exactly what I did. I call it Garden Veggie Stew. Farmer Doc has been calling it Feutz Farm Stew. Make it your own, and call it whatever you want!

garden veggie stew

Monday, June 10, 2013

June is Dairy Month

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And I love some dairy!

Farmer Doc and I are serious homemade ice cream makers. We make ice cream for every big event through the summer and fall. And for some not-so-big events. We are “famous” for our blackberry ice cream, but love to experiment with different flavors. Two years ago we perfected our pumpkin pie ice cream. Last year our cookies and cream was a big hit.

cookies and cream ice cream
But all we have is a 6-quart ice cream maker. Which means that when we make ice cream, we really make ice cream. So we better have lots of friends around to help us eat it! And our standard ice cream recipe uses raw eggs. I usually don’t mind that, but I really shouldn’t eat raw eggs while I’m pregnant. So we needed to look for new ice cream recipes this year.

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Play ball!

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Family NightThe winner of the Indianapolis Indians baseball tickets for Indiana’s Family of Farmers Family Night at the Ball Park is…

Donna Handley!

Congratulations, and thanks for entering! I’ll be contacting you soon with the details. I hope you and the kids enjoy the night, and have a chance to talk with some Real Farmwives and their Kids!

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Are you ready for some… baseball?

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Right, okay, that’s the football promo. I will admit, I am not a huge baseball fan. I’m actually a hockey girl, and baseball just doesn’t move fast enough for me. But this is a great excuse to get together and hang out with some family and friends!
 
My friends at Indiana’s Family of Farmers are hosting Family Night at the Ballpark on Tuesday, July 19th at the Indianapolis Indians baseball game, and they are working with some Indiana bloggers to help give away tickets!!
 
Winners will receive up to 8 tickets to the game for their family and friends to come hang out with IFOF at the Indians game on July 19th (game starts at 7:00pm). The winners will also get a wristband to join IFOF in the picnic area for an invite-only picnic with a choice of hot dog, hamburger, or pulled chicken barbecue. There will also be a selection of salads, cookies, and drinks.
 
Wait – it gets better!
 
Some of the Real Farmwives of America and Friends will be there, too!
 
(Sorry to say that I can not make it, but some of the other RFOA will be there for sure!!)
 
So…  to enter! You must…
1. Follow AlarmClockWars through Google Friend Connect (GFC – on the right sidebar)
 
You can also…
3. Follow @AlarmClockWars on Twitter
6. Follow @FamilyofFarmers on Twitter
7. Follow the Real Farmwives of America blog through GFC
9. Follow @realfarmwives on Twitter
10. Tweet about this contest and mention @AlarmClockWars and @FamilyofFarmers in your tweet
 
Leave me a separate comment for each entry.
 
The contest ends at midnight (central time) on June 28th. I will announce the winner here on June 29th.
 
Good luck!!
 
(Indiana’s Family of Farmers provided me with tickets for this giveaway.)
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