Video: Whimsical Spring Recipes, Deviled Eggs, Blueberry Vatrushka, and more!
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Hello, Dear Reader! Welcome back to another weekly round up of wonderful cozy recipes featured in a video on our YouTube channel. In this week’s episode, I am sharing the recipes for Elven Herb Garden Chive & Dill Deviled Eggs and Wild Blueberry Vatrushka Buns. I boil down some maple sap over the campfire from our first ever maple tapping season here on the farm. Then, I make some sweet little birds treats and ideas to create a beautiful bird sanctuary. You can read more about that in my post 3 Bird-Friendly Garden Ideas.
Watch as I welcome you into my cozy fantasy world of cooking! These soothing sounds will transport you to my cottage kitchen and hobby farm. Cozy sounds such as bird song, pouring tea, baking sounds, cats purring, chickens clucking, chopping sounds, water pouring, cows mooing, and whispers are all featured in this video.
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recipes in this week’s video:
This week I was feeling full of whimsy! I have been incredibly inspired to make more fairytale recipes with lots of little whimsical additions like sprigs of fresh herbs. I can’t wait until we have edible flowers again in the garden to decorate with!
what I used in this week’s video:
If you have ever wondered where some of the items that I use in my videos are from, here is a quick recap of what was featured in this week’s video. This also includes links to the clothes that I wore!
final thoughts:
I can feel spring right around the corner. The official start to the season begins with the Spring Equinox on March 19th this year. That’s only 2 days away! The trees have opened their first buds. The peonies and rhubarb have poked their perennial heads out of the soil. I’m thoroughly enjoying wandering around the farm with my camera and trying to capture all of the little details.
Wishing you a lovely time baking in your own cozy cottage kitchen, Dear Reader!
xoxo Kayla
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