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Hyggeschooling: The Sisters Get Cozy {S3E6}
Hygge is everywhere right now- you know why?
It’s awesome!
Hygge doesn’t have a direct translation into English, but the closest word is probably coziness. So, in this episode, the sisters are talking twinkle lights, cocoa, books, games, recipes and other ways to slow down your homeschool and embrace the most hyggeligt time of year.
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LINKS FROM THE EPISODE
- 365 Days of Wonder: Mr. Browne’s Precepts by R. J. Palacio
- Baked Potato Coat
- Battery-operated candles
- Blueberry baked oatmeal | Cookie and Kate
- Bread machine (with GF setting)
- Caramel Apple Spice in the Slow Cooker {Starbucks Copycat Recipe} | Practically Functional
- Choose Kindness: Wonder Book Cootie Catcher | Nourishing My Scholar
- CookieCandleCo on Etsy
- Cranberry Thanksgiving by Wende Devlin and Harry Devlin
- For the Love by Jen Hatmaker
- Gameschooling: Learning Through Play {S1E11} | The Homeschool Sisters Podcast
- Growing Brave Astronomy | Brave Grown Home
- Hand and Feet Warmers
- Harry Potter: A Journey Through a History of Magic by British Library
- Harry Potter and the Sacred Texts (podcast)
- Harry Potter course | Outschool
- Harry Potter Illustrated Editions
- Hot Butter Beer Recipe | Moms Have More Fun!
- It’s a Wonderful Life
- Kara’s tea kettle
- Learning Puppy
- Longer Life within Walking Distance | NutritionFacts.org
- Loose leaf tea bags
- Merry Me | Kara S. Anderson & Pam Barnhill
- Nancy Drew puzzle
- Overcast (iPhone app for podcasts)
- Simplicity Parenting by Kim John Payne
- Skinny artificial tree
- Snow pants
- Snow Picnic. (Much needed.) | Kara S. Anderson
- Snowshoes for kids
- Swedish Christmas Braid | Angry Chicken
- The Little Book of Hygge: Danish Secrets to Happy Living by Meik Wiking
- The Unofficial Harry Potter Cookbook
- Travel mug
- Twinkle lights
- What is Hygge? | Hygge House
- What We See in the Stars: An Illustrated Tour of the Night Sky by Kelsey Oseid
- White Christmas
- Wonder by R.J. Palacio
- You Don’t Have to Do All The Things: A Special Holiday Episode with Melissa Camara Wilkins {S1E13} | The Homeschool Sisters Podcast
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I listened to your show while cooking for Thanksgiving today, and enjoyed myself a lot thanks to your company. 🙂
I am not on a gluten free diet now, but the GF bread in Kneadlessly Simple by Nancy Baggett is the one I made the most often because it tasted SO GOOD. You can actually see part of the recipe to get an idea of it in the preview for the hardcover one on Amazon linked below. It’s seriously worth it. I used to make two loaves at time when I made it more often so I could freeze a loaf.
Loved this episode! And, very excited about the upcoming challenge (we are currently enjoying the game schooling challenge, although my kids are in puzzle mode, and puzzle so much, they are usually too tired to game). I strongly recommend you look into this book for the challenge and for your winter!! We got it about 3 years ago, and fika has changed our weekends and days!! https://www.amazon.com/Fika-Swedish-Coffee-Recipes-Pastries/dp/1607745860/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1511644351&sr=8-1&keywords=fika
On gluten free bread: America’s Test Kitchen Country Flax Bread. I have the cookbook but a blogger posted the recipe:
http://www.farmgirlcitychef.com/hearty-country-gluten-free-flax-bread-from-americas-test-kitchen/
She said it has to be toasted but I haven’t found that to be the case. It’s so good the first day that I’ve had friends ask me to bring it to dinner parties even though they eat gluten. No one can ever tell it’s GF.
Thank you!!
Unless you’re Celiac try sourdough bread. Several in my family have a gluten intolerance but do not react to homemade sourdough! It’s been fun learning how to make it.