And you shall seek Me and find Me when you shall search for Me with all your heart Jeremiah 29:13 |
And you shall seek Me and find Me when you shall search for Me with all your heart Jeremiah 29:13 |
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use these ornaments on the tree... tie them on your favorite packages OR place
them on wreaths, garlands, etc.
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As you pull into our... little farm, you will be greeted by a warm "MERRY CHRISTMAS" that's attached to an OLD, AMISH WAGON created JUST for you! |
Hold tight... we are disconnecting all the lamp post around here... using them for CENTERPIECES, LUMINARIES & BIRD FEEDERS! |
Here is a beloved favorite & popular choice amongst beginners to houseplant enthusiasts the... SPIDER PLANT! They also make a great filler when planting containers. We offer it in hanging baskets & other variety of planters. |
FRESH pine, cedar, cones & magnolia welcomes the season in! |
A majestic SNOWMAN greeted everyone... it was VERY hard to see him go, JUST may have to create another one in remembrance. |
BURLAP ROSEMARY was a hit... |
Front entrance to the GATHERING PLACE... with planters filled with SKYE PENCIL HOLLIES & tied with velvety bows. |
A customers purchase... |
Rustic & Worn is my LOVE & this TWIG TABLE has that written all over it! One of our KITCHEN, SAGE WREATHS hangs so nicely with a glow of twinkling lights from the tree. THIS has to be my FAVORITE photo of the day, just warms my soul! Be looking for PART 3... after Thanksgiving, I would like to spend some time enjoying this special holiday, but I will be doing a THANKSGIVING post. TIL THEN... |
Welcome... to our 'Yuletide Christmas Open House' right here in the COUNTRY! This will be PART 1, due to PICTURE OVERLOAD... SO many photo's were taken, PLEASE do come back now! |
We DEARLY love our APRONS here at Beehind Thyme, whether it be wearing them, hanging them OR offering them to you. JUST got to have an APRON, for all the baking goin' on during the upcoming holiday's! |
Some of my favorite SNOWFOLK... They are hand-cut from OLD, KENTUCKY, BARN ROOFING... NOT an easy task, I might add! |
'GREETINGS' followed by a whole lot of 'HOPE'! |
Oh, how I LOVE this GLASS HOUSE I made from scrap windows & some cast-off wood trim... the little, red table fit perfect with FRESH, POTTED ROSEMARY... what more could you want! :) |
SIMPLICITY... I'm getting there more every day! |
THE GATHERING PLACE... was full of GARDEN STYLE! Got the winning bid on this... AQUA BLUE WHEELBARROW, at an Amish Auction in the early Fall, just looks SO farm-girlish! |
Another glimpse into one of our shops here at our little farm... & YES, that is a GUTTER hanging filled with clear, twinkling lights! |
A peek into the GLASS HOUSE again... with one of our SIGNATURE, DOOR ORNAMENTS... which is HANDMADE here! |
I TRULY hope that you enjoyed PART 1... of our 'Yuletide Christmas Open House', I will be looking forward to sharing more with you in the coming days. I have some EXCITING NEWS coming just around the bend... I can't wait to share with my ONLINE FAMILY! And if your not a follower of my blog, PLEASE... add your name so I know you've been here OR leave a comment, I would LOVE to visit with you! BLESSINGS... |
Well... Thanksgiving is fast approaching & we ALL know PUMPKIN PIE is on the menu! Here at our home, we like to do what we can to contribute to our pantry, using fresh, local grown produce. SO today we are baking a SWEET PIE PUMPKIN, shown is a step-by-step tutorial on just how to do that... ANY type of pumpkin can be used, but may not have that sweetness that a PIE PUMPKIN has to offer. Be sure that your PUMPKIN is firm with no deep scarring. |
1st... Clean the skin of the PUMPKIN throughly & slice PUMPKIN in half leaving the stem attached to one side. Of course, it's better to do this with a sharp knife while using a cutting board as your base. |
Your PUMPKIN will look JUST like this... |
NOW taking a spoon OR your hand scoop out ALL the seed & stringiness that goes along with the seed. Here at our place... PUMPKIN SEED are a favorite this time of year. |
Cleaned & ready for roasting... |
NOW, back to our baking... place the two halves face down on the baking pan OR dish, add 1/2 cup of water. Bake at 350 for ABOUT 45 minutes, until tender... this GREATLY depends on the size of PUMPKIN, you can prick with fork to test for tenderness. By now your home smells divine... make sure you've tied on an apron & the music is JUST right... I promise, your spirit will be lifted!!! |
Your PUMPKIN should be very tender now for easy scooping... using a large, metal spoon scrap PUMPKIN filling away from skin & discard the skin, preferably to your compost. PUMPKIN can be put through a blender to get some of the stringiness out, but I actually used PUMPKIN as is. I added butter & brown sugar for an afternoon delight! Can be stored in refrigerator upto 5 days... I TRULY hope that this has encouraged you to bake up those leftover PUMPKINS OR go out & purchase some PIE PUMPKINS from your local farmer for this upcoming Thanksgiving. Autumn Blessings! |