A Quiet Day of Reflection | Mending an Old Treasure and Lunch from the Garden скачать в хорошем качестве

A Quiet Day of Reflection | Mending an Old Treasure and Lunch from the Garden

Hello and welcome back to my slow living vlog. In this week's slow life vlog join me as I mend my old pocket watch by sewing a new velvet ribbon to use as a replacement chain. I share the story behind this watch and why it means so much to me. I also spend some time in the garden with the neighbourhood cats, harvesting bits and pieces to make a simple lunch. This week I'm trying jingalov hats for the first time, an Armenian herb filled flatbread that is commonly eaten during Lent and times of scarcity. It's a perfect recipe for the hungry gap at the end of winter as you can use whatever is leftover before clearing beds for the spring crops. If you're new to my channel, hello! My name is Stéphanie and Eighteen and Cloudy is my slow living vlog. I share slow paced, seasonal videos about living a simple and sustainable lifestyle in a big city. My videos feature my rented city garden in which I grow food and flowers, the recipes I make, and the craft projects I work on throughout the year. If you enjoyed this video, take a look through my archives to get a feel for my channel and subscribe to keep in touch. I share new videos weekly. Jingalov hats recipe: For the dough use 80g plain flour and 50g warm water per portion. Combine the flour and water into a ball of dough, and let it rest whilst you finely dice various greens and herbs. Use whatever you can find in your fridge, in your garden, or in the shops that happens to be in season. Assemble the breads like I do in the video, and pan fry them for a few minutes on each side. If you'd like a more detailed explanation of how to make jingalov hats, visit this blog: https://www.lavashthebook.com/dispatc... 00:00 making tea 00:24 sewing a new ribbon for my pocket watch 02:33 starting seeds 06:38 a small garden harvest 09:52 making jingalov hats 14:00 the first of the cherry blossom Support me on Ko-fi If you enjoy what I create, teach, and share, you can support me through my pattern shop and digital tip jar over on Ko-fi. I also really appreciate it when people share links to my YouTube videos with their friends, as it helps me build an audience and train YouTube to know what my channel's all about. Thank you for your support, no matter what shape it takes. You can find links to my page over on Ko-fi and other platforms and social places in the 'about' section of my channel. Colour graded with Dehancer. For all of their products except their iOS subscription, code 'STEPHANIEALICE' will get you a 10% discount. This video is not sponsored by Dehancer but the code is an affiliate code through which I would earn a commission if you were to use it. Thank you for supporting my channel through this code if you do decide to purchase the software yourself. #slowliving #simpleliving #slowlife