That looks like a days work….well done !!!! And that biscuit and sorghum is a true tease 😮 Blessings

Only one thing missing, me. I could taste Mawmaws butter milk biscuits just watching. God bless y'all.

I learn so much from every single video you produce. Thank you for all you're doing and God Bless you and your family. Y'all, collectively, make my day better.

If you sell this I want to purchase some from you. I have never had it but I want to try it. Never seen anyone do this. It must be a dying art. Thank God for wonderful daughters. I am so glad I found your channel. TFS

Really enjoyed the video, glad your sweet girls help.The paddles really work good.

Enjoyed the video Justro. That was hard war for just one squeezing the cane and then two people cooking. That sure did look delicious. Thank you for the video. Y'all take care and God bless.

Amazing. Always such attention to detail (all the way to the biscuit). Great job Virginia.💗 Hoping I can buy some from you one day. (Aww. Sweet Penny…❤️) As always, Char is adorable.💗

Love that golden liquid save me some. I got a better look . Tim did a hug bucket. Love it. 😊 Have a blessed week. Hope to see ya soon. Tell Virginia love the haircut. Be safe ❤️🙏

Looks good. Virginia did a good job helping you, Char looked she was having fun. Good job Justro

Good morning brother. I never saw sorghum made like that. I liked your paddle method of skimming. I bet that was some Tasty stuff. God bless you brother

watching that honey bee landing on that blossom behind ya Love the video

Can almost taste it. My mom always had some around that I put on her fresh bread or biscuits. She used to make sorghum cookies and candy as well.

Impressed. Good job brother. Best wishes from the Ozarks of Arkansas!

Hi Justro, Virginia and Charlotte! It was good seeing all of you again. I’ve never tried sorghum syrup, but someday hope to try some. I sensed a somber tone in your voice, Justro. I pray that whatever it is, God will answer your prayers. I also pray that one day, the olive branch will be extended and forgiveness prevail. God bless all of you.

Really really enjoyed the 2 part episodes. Good joy! God bless

Beautiful syrup! Bet that biscuit DID taste good! So good to see and hear the quality time you had with your girls.

Enjoyed this video. The sorghum looks delicious. Good job. Yall take care

Such valuable skills to pass down to your girls. Thank you for showing us the process of making this syrup.

I'd love to try some. Looks alot like our Maine maple syrup. Thank you.

Nothing like cooking sorghum , enjoyed the video , we have dividers in our pan

Oh my gosh! I need a biscuit to sop that up with! Looks amazing! Awesome job as always! So good to watch your videos!

I have always wanted to see and know this. Thank you for sharing! Awesome!

Enjoyed every moment…..beautiful sorghum syrup, I know it is sweet because you,Virginia and Sweet lil Char grew it and made all the way to the biscuit…..waiting on your next video…❤

Man you got me hungry now. Sure does look delicious

Thanks, Justro. That sure looked good on that biscuit.

This is amazing to watch! What kind of wood are your skimming paddles made of? They are quite ingenious. 😊❤🦋🌷🦋🌷🦋

Awesome RITE there bless!!!!!!!

My mouth was watering as that biscuit got decorated!

Look Delicious... Never had Sorghum Syrup. We have Maple Sugar makers up here in PA.

Syrup looked delicious

Thats good looking syrup!

Looks good! I bought a mill recently and hope to grow a 'mini' patch of sorghum this year. Looks like the new pan worked great! Enjoyed the videos!

Probably be around Easter for the next trip.

It remember when you had that pan made! You definitely have to have some skills to know how to properly do all that ❤️looks amazing

Looks good 😊

Yay!

So amazing looks great yummmmmie!!!

Looks delicious

Beautiful color

Enjoyed video.

Looks good. I was at the Amish store last week and bought a jar of sorghum. Not sure why as I've never eaten it but it sure looked purty glistening in the jar. hahaha Will have to fix a biscuit or 2 and give it a try now. Love the dachshund, I have one as well and is spoiled as all get out.

Ya know, it just dawned on me that Virginia looks a LOT like my oldest granddaughter. Elizabeth would be nearly 26, I believe.. Syrup making looks like an awful lot of hard work.. Maybe this old lady should rethink giving it a go and just stick to growing it for the grain?

Great two part video sale me a pint. I live just down the mountain in Wilkes County.

Yummmmm

Good stuff! Well done y'all!!!

Really good looking syrup. I tried to make a little syrup last year but I was doing it in a pot on the stove and burnt it😣. I don't have a press so I just tried to cook the juice out of the canes...doesn't work very well😚

That is very interesting. So you don't have to continue to boil it down in the house like you do with maple syrup. My Dad used to make maple syrup candy. Can you do the same with sorghum?

Do you ever take a dab of butter and mix up in it? I learnt something new, never seen it skimmed like that. You got all kinda tricks. Them was good we got from ya.

Awesome looking syrup. How many pint jars did it yeild

what kind of tree is that behind you in the beginning of the video?

Tasted some sorghum couple weeks ago and it reminds me of a super light molasses. Is that what you find or does yours taste different?

That looks really good. How long did it take to cook it off and what was your final tally

My cousins made sorghum this year, His was a little thin and green. Do you have any suggestions? He gave me a jar. I was wondering if it needed to be boiled down more? So you think it would be shelf stable?

Whats the shelf life on the sorghum syrup?

I hope we can get together soon and get a couple quarts of your molasses. We didn't get a chance Wednesday. Didn't hear back from you.

Justro what kinda tree you got blooming behind you?

How much is a quart?

reminded me about many yrs ago , helpin ed makin maple syrup , here in ohio. he's long gone , place is still a farm , tho , wisht i woulda talked 2 him more, once these smart old folks is gone , so's their wisdom , that's 1 good thing about the internet, long as u make a good vid . problem is , folks are 2 busy w/ useless crap 2 actually stop , talk , and visit. , got lots of wild &( bought from county soil , water , and conservation district... swcd.. ck. ur county.. ) thornless berries , talk 2 friends , cmon down , pick em , free ,( no e. coli from the store bought , from WHAT COUNTRY??!! _).. 2 busy , watchin stupid sports or ...what a shame ... SHEEPLES.... no wonder the @#$%!!! commies takin over !! wake up america !! , ..if u dont mow , it'll grow... and ... u save the planet , ya get more time 2 ...call , visit them people ... b-4 they die , , found a good country producer of maple syrup, bunjeed a milk crate on the harley , ( 40 m.p.g. ), got a 5 gal bucket o syrup , ..oh yeah , harleys old like me , USE IT people, cause it stays here wen u die, while ur cleanin ur foo-foo-bike , i'm a ridin , watch my taillites !! enjoy life !! u only got 1 chance !!! hoo hah !!! w.f.f.w. f.t.w. 24

Beautiful set up. I've never seen the paddles used before, but makes a lot of sense. What temperature do you pull yours off at and what type of sorghum do you grow? Blessings