Category: Biblical Homemaking & Education
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Tradwives

Tradwives, a term for women embracing traditional homemaker roles, face criticism as a retrogressive trend. Advocates argue their choices enhance family life, offering quality time and education. While opponents label the movement as alarming or anti-worker, followers assert homemaking is valuable, challenging stereotypes and societal norms without associating it with…
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A Lesson from Great Depression Peanut Butter Bread

During a video exploration of Great Depression era foods, a recipe for peanut butter bread piqued the interest of a mother and son. They calculated the bread’s cost at $5.73 and noted its similarity to banana bread in texture. Despite its taste, the cost prompted consideration of more economical recipe…
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Traditional Cherokee of GA POWWOW and Native American Foods

My Father’s World homeschooling curriculum led us on a diverse journey through Native American history, culture, and cuisine. Visiting a Cherokee POWWOW in Georgia enriched our understanding of traditions and flavors. This experience inspired us to explore Native American recipes and traditional ingredients, emphasizing the significance of food sovereignty and…