I'm going to make these because I'm a notorious carobaholic! I'll use whole wheat pastry flour. Glad you warned me about the meat and organ recipes-- I was looking for the book and it costs a fortune, and I wouldn't want to buy it with a lot of animal products!

Sure did enjoy the video Thanks so much for taking us along

I thoroughly enjoyed your video about painting pictures on to dried teabags. Thanks!

Great video! Love different foods and cultures. Tfs!❤😊

I just bought this cookbook from giant tiger for $7.00 :)

Nice video! Thanks :)

That snug tee is distracting 👀✨

What cute little teabag paintings

Thank you! Your teapot paintings are great!

One of the best memories with my mother, she would take me out to lunch once a month. Horn of the moon had this grilled cheese, tomato and bean sprouts sandwich on the most amazing nutsy earthy homemade bread. Just sitting here a little teary eyed. Loved this place! 💖😉😍💕

I have the Betty Crocker new good and easy cookbook love it. I got my cookbooks free from my Fsther-in -law

I have the New York Times cookbook I have two different ones

I have that hunts tomato one lol

Yes my hubby used to bury people for a living he would bring me flowers homes that were discarded

I have the same one you got

I have that cookbook

I found at my local store regular price chicken legs for $2.97 for a 6 pack I bought 4 packs

I'm finally going to make this today. I miss you guys so much, I hope all is well and you are happy 😊

My frugal, late parents would be glad if someone benefited from their discarded grave decorations. I encountered death for the first time at age three. Many of my loved ones have passed over the years. And I've been am end of life care giver three times. Death is a normal part of life. The person is being birthed into the hereafter. I'd have no problem recycling funeral home discards if I needed that option.

Thank you. What a great job you've done on your home. Very warm and inviting.

Thank you so much for posting this video! I grew up going to Elkmont and staying in a cabin in the summers as a child. Our last summer there was 1992 I believe. I haven’t been back in a long time, makes me sad our cabin is no longer there. Lots of great memories made in that magical place!!

I love that you fixed Molly her own bowl as well 😊

Do you know where I can get a hard copy?????

I don’t buy junk food for my 5 kids, it’s simple they use their allowance for it

I am a tea drinker. I have never thought of painting on the teabag. Loved your calm way of teaching us how to do it. I am not an artist either but I am going to try and do some simple art on a teabag and see how I do. Thanks for showing us simply how it can be done. Yours are so pretty.

Loved the restaurant in the downtown Detroit store! I was just a kid in the 1960s, and such a treat to go there after shopping with Mom. There has never been or ever will be such a magical store, especially at Christmastime.

That was so fun!! ❤❤🎉

the Link is no good. Page Not Found. Emailed the contact to see if they were just moved or deleted. So sad if it was deleted. I love stuff like that.

Hey this has been so helpful; I’ve been eyeing this cookbook awhile as a big fairytale fan, but the ads on google only show like a few desserts and didn’t make it apparent how well it sticks to the tales and the theme. So thank you!! I now plan to get the book! And love your kitchen lol it’s clear your heart is there

I love reviews! I’ll check out your worst cookbooks video lol not everything can be good!

Would be nice if you got to breading the fish

Thanks for sharing. I will be making catfish nuggets with Bisquick tonight.

I love watching videos that explore Elkmont/Daisytown. This is by far the best walk through I have seen. Loved when you showed the comparisons to then and now. They've done a lot of work to save these cabins! And, thank you so much for sharing!

They might have used that bread as a thickener in lieu of making a roux. The extra salt could probably help season what you are cooking.

I enjoyed your tutorial. One tip: Count how many times you said, "Let's go ahead."

Isnt it just watercolors?

I'm friends with a woman who was born in England during the war. She said her mother said the bread was quite salty, but salt is a preservative and allowed the bread to last longer. Obviously, I don't know.

This is an awesome KZfaq, new follower 😊

That giggle at the End :D .

I have this same cookbook and it’s great easy to follow recipes

Oh and for some reason, my cat really was interested in watching you juice that orange. She sat up, then actually jumped down off the couch to get closer to the TV to watch. I reran it for her viewing pleasure.

Is it as easy if you don't have a stand mixer?

Fantastic ideas, thanks so much for sharing.

My mom went a step further. She taught us to love pancakes with no syrup. To this day my fav meal is pancakes with an egg on top…no syrup. On occasion she did make syrup using brown sugar, but we had already gotten used to no syrup. Mom had lots of frugal ideas which I still use.

No cemetery flowers ugh. Seems eerie to take gifts to the dead!

I want to know about the book with the metal rings in the spine!

Waste not want not was also mentioned in Kit kittreddge books who time is the great depression

I look a lot like molly with brown hair my eyes are blue and i wear glasses and mom always braided my hair in to pigtail braids.