A few film shots from our time in California.
Wearing Hunza G Pamela Swimsuit.
Anja is wearing Doen children’s dress.
Back in California
Wearing Hunza G Pamela Swimsuit.
The Easiest Non-Sourdough Bread Recipe
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While I absolutely love sourdough and the process of slow and intentional baking, I greatly dislike the waste of discarding and feeding. To combat this waste, I found clever recipes for sourdough discard that allowed me to make a myriad of baked goods in the most sustainable manner possible. The caveat was that I was baking everyday. For those of you who are like me and just need a simple bake-the-day-before bread, look no further.
Ingredients:
3 cups of organic flour.
2 tsp. of salt.
1 tsp. of yeast.
Herbs of your choice (optional).
1-2/3 cup of warm water.
Instructions:
Mix all dry ingredients together. You can omit the herbs or add a heaping pinch-full. I oscillate between rosemary and sage. Once well mixed, add the 1 and 2/3 cups of hot water. Mix well until the consistency is thick and sticky. If it’s too watery or sticky, more flour can be added. Cover tightly with a beeswax wrap or aluminum foil and leave out on the counter for approximately 18-24 hrs. This will give the yeast time to rise and for the dough to get bubbly.
Once risen, pre-heat the oven to 450 degrees and place the dutch oven inside to slowly heat up. While the oven is warming, remove the dough from the bowl and flour well so that it doesn’t stick to the dutch oven while baking. When the oven reaches the desired temperature, place the well-floured dough inside the dutch oven, mark an “x” with a knife on the top of the dough, and cover with the lid. Bake for 30 minutes. When the timer dings, remove the lid and bake for an additional 15 minutes. Remove from the oven and let cool.
Enjoy the warm bread with organic butter and wildflower honey.
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Springtime Play with Haba Toys, Just in Time for Easter
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The snow has melted and winter days are officially behind us. To celebrate spring and the upcoming Easter holiday, we partnered with HABA to curate a collection of play essentials.
HABA creates beautifully crafted children’s toys that allow for imaginative and open-play. My daughter loves adding objects in and out of her darling red bucket, kicking around the Rainbow Ball, stacking her Forest Friends, and listening to the chime of the notes as the wooden ball rolls down the race track of the Kullerbu Melody Dominoes Set. The Town Maze Magnetic Puzzle is our new favorite for quiet moments and long travel days.
The charming designs and heirloom quality of HABA toys make them a delightful addition to any Easter basket. Discover the HABA Easter Shop on the website.
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