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Hyggeschooling 2: Electric Light Boogaloo
{Episode 58}
The sisters are back with Season 6, and they’re talking one of their very favorite topics – Hyggeschooling!
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Links from this episode
- 1-Second Everyday
- 77 Resources to help you take care of yourself this year | Kara S. Anderson
- Baked potato coat
- Battery-operated candles
- Be Well Tea
- Bread maker
- Cait’s brown blanket
- Caribou Vanilla Hazelnut
- Christmas Braid | Angry Chicken blog
- Cookie Candle Co.
- Dairy-free hot chocolate
- Elderberry syrup recipe
- Fire Cider
- Harry Potter Hogwart’s Battle
- Gameschool Challenge 2019 | My Little Poppies
- Gilead by Marilynne Robinson
- Hand and foot warmers
- If Google Was a Guy (not safe for kids)
- Jasmine Green Tea
- KEEN winter boots
- Onitama
- Plum Deluxe Tea
- Potion Explosion
- Puzzle board
- Puzzle
- Salt lamp
- Sonos with Alexa
- Star Realms
- Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza
- Tana French
- The Endless Steppe by Esther Hautzig
- The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn
- Travel games | My Little Poppies
- Travel mugs
- Twinkle lights
- Wireless speaker
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Try the Schar baguettes for gluten free bread. Many gluten free bakeries will ship if there is one in your state (Mariposa Bakery is awesome if you are in Northern California. I think they ship). Gluten free bread from scratch is the hardest to bake, but for a treat bread use Pamela’s Bread mix and add cinnamon sugar and raisins. It’s awesome toasted.
Hi Sisters! Kara, I’m all about the chocolate and bread and pastries too! Here is a great GF bread recipe I have been using with success in the past year (that is also easily adaptable with other GF flours). To make it even easier (and faster) I do one rise (instead of two) in a loaf pan (not on the tray, and I skip the pan with water in oven as well) and then bake. Enjoy! http://www.nourishingmeals.com/2011/04/gluten-free-bread-xanthan-free-vegan.html
Loved all the tea suggestions!! And yes, make and drink fire cider when sick. Always kicks a cold in a day or 2 🙂