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How I Cook From the Winter Pantry When I’m Run Down

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⏱️ Video Chapters
00:00 Not feeling well
00: 22 Winter tea time
03:13 Fire time
04:19 Soup
05:15 Garlic honey
05:48 Resting

21 Comments

  5. @LindaKline-t8l

    I too had a bad cold a short time ago, so I can relate, lived on bone broth, was so good! Feel better soon!

  6. @dchevron90

    Shaye, praying you feel better soon. Thank you for putting the effort to show us how to care for ourselves, as busy women. Do you happen to have any instructions on that echinacea tincture?

  12. @genietillery878

    I hope you get to feeling better real soon. Sounds like you are taking care of yourself and although we women take care of our families sometimes we need to be taken care of.

  14. @chp-n

    I have only recently learned not to fight winter but embrace the cold. It makes the warmth of the house so cozy. I appreciate slowing way down, going to bed early and being still. ❤

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