Maybe you could show it actually working.

Don’t throw away the fat! We need the fat to eat as man has done for thousands of years.

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This is just stock not bone broth. Still looks good.

Great-great granddaughter - wonderful 🎉 - than you for this video. I wasn't sure how this works to secure edges before!

Love this - it does look very handy - thank you for the video!

Thank you - this is very helpful!!! I have some general questions - do you use the straight stitch foot? What other feet do you use for this machine? Mine only came with the zig zag foot. What other feet can I use and buy - any kenmore low shank feet?

ok no problem do you have any other sewing machines with a electric foot pedal to demonstrate using the sewing machine electric foot pedal?😊

hello ok I understand now you use the sewing machine knee pedal not the sewing machine electric foot pedal ok got it did you ever consider having it rewired to operate using a sewing machine electric foot pedal being used by foot?? and do you think you could film using a sewing machine electric foot pedal on a different sewing machine?please kindly let me know ok?thank you very much and have a beautiful day weekend 😊

hello how many sewing machines do you have?and any without the knee pedal?

hello very nice lady please kindly place the video camera on the floor to film operating the sewing machine electric foot pedal being used by foot while sewing please ok?thank you very much 😊

hello yes I did watch that video but please kindly place the video camera on the floor and please kindly film how to operate the sewing machine electric foot pedal being used by foot please ok?thank you very much 😊

hello beautiful video's please kindly place the video camera on the floor and film how to operate the sewing machine electric foot pedal how its used to sew please kindly reply back ok?thank you very much.😊

Cook on low, broth over water.... need I say more

Dethaw it and sear it for best results lazy lady

THANK YOU!

you are annoying , approximately

I just bought this machine and the zig zag at width 4 is not very wide and the cams don't create good stitch quality. What do you think the problem is?

Liked and subscribed! Would love more sewing machine videos!

Looks really good, I'll try this recipe with the tomato sauce.

Looks great

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Interesting. This is the first time I've seen pressure canning done. I had heard about it some time ago and I I know it's used in commercial cooking quite a lot. I hope you show us the finished product on the plate. Thanks for the video. Take care now. Cheers 👍🤤😀🇦🇺

I use gloves because I don't like the feeling of the meat...and I steam my cabbage...but to each their own...

SURE BEATS THOSE CUBES!!!

A nice present and easily devoured. Shame the video didn't include you tasting it. But I'm sure you liked it.

I have the same machine!!! She’s a beauty. I just love that your videos are the very few that I find on this particular model. It’s helped me along the way. I have run into a few issues hopefully they are fixable.

As I scanned ideas for "bookshelf" pantry, this door video popped up. Hmm, thanks for posting. 😊

Hi. I've just subscribed to your channel. Thanks for this recipe, the roast looks great. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

Do you need to add apple cider vinegar?

Looks good but just wondering is brown sugar necessary? Thanks :)

Technically A stock is made with mostly bones and will contain a high amount of gelatin, Be thick, Have a bit of a mineral taste to it, Usually simmers many, many hours usually in the teens of hours and usually not filtered. Great for noodle and rice dishes and poor for sauces and clear soups. A broth is mostly flesh pieces simmered and hour to 3-ish and usually filtered and possibly cleared with egg whites and great for sauces and soups. Vegetables don't make a difference. Reality most of us don't work in a 5 star restaurant and use the terms interchangeably :)

What do you do with all the meat when the broth is done?

Thanks for sharing this vid. Trying this first thing. 🥰

And now I know! Just bought a Sears Kenmore and will be using double needle. With no experience, I was wondering if threading each thread separately would work to keep them separated ? As soon as my machine arrives I’ll get to try it out for myself!

Thanks that's helpful 😊

This Pot Pulled Pork is a true work of culinary art

Is video three out there for the cams?

Thank you!😊

Thank you

Wow! Thank you. I never knew how to adjust my lower tension 😂

YESSS!!!! I finally know how to properly adjust the tension on my sewing machine!!!! I've had my mom's old machine for years and just hit or missed pushing or turning buttons until it looked right. Your video was really easy for the novice to understand. I will subscribe! Thanks!

I have loved Kenmore machines for over 50 years; with few exceptions, they are all superb. At least until Sears had to give in to the bottom line and using plastics (planned obsolescence). I've used double needles with them too and like the result. I've never seen a tutorial on how to thread a double needle and was surprised to know that you thread both at the same time. I was taught to thread mine separately. I've also never seen them threaded through the tensioner differently. This is NOT a criticism! I just find it highly interesting. I've have always had success with doubles as well. Perhaps different machines handle them differently. It really doesn't matter however, as long as it works! The end result is what counts. I was surprised to know that you were managing the camera with one hand - this was nicely filmed, easy to see and follow what you described. And the audio was excellent as well. Thank you for teaching me something new.

Ty! ❤

Thanks so much, I can't wait to try!

Looks delicious

Very helpful. Thank you.

hello very beautiful vintage sewing machine please I ask request very nicely please kindly film how to operate the sewing machine electric foot pedal how its used to sew please OK?please kindly let me know OK?thank you very much