I’d swear to you...I’m a Black woman...and if I close my eyes I’d swear I’m listening to my grandmother in her kitchen in Alabama....I’m so serious...there is more that binds us than separates us....
Thank you for this video!!! I headed out today and bought White Lily self-rising flour, buttermilk & Crisco. Grandma Johnson encouraged me to try. Please tell her thank you and give us more cooking videos & monetize if you haven't.
Leander Land me too, but it’s not up to them to make the videos, it’s up to us, the younger people with the video skills and cell phones. We need to preserve life skills and know how. This corona virus and economic collapse will make those depression era survival skills more valuable today than in the past.
Ok, my biscuits turned out good for the 1st time in my life. It's hard to believe. I always put in too little Crisco. I added extra "for good measure" and they turned out good!
This is the true meaning of being at Grandmama and Grandpapa's house. I took so much more from this video than how to make biscuits. Thank you for allowing me to go back in this time machine and be a kid again at my Grandma and Grandpa's house. I smiled and teared up every time those children ran through that kitchen. Thank you so much for this video.
@jacquolyn Rudd...Yes!! I got chills reading your comment, I agree!👏🏽👏🏽 It warmed my Heart watching the kids running around the kitchen while grandma was making biscuits. This was a Great video! Brought back so many memories of being in the kitchen with my grandparents.
This is so sweet. The elderly are so needed in our families. They are the heart of a home ❤. Really reminds me of what it feels like to have family around.
I THANK GOD EVERY DAY THAT I AM A SOUTHERNER! This, folks, is an authentic view of the true South. The language, the accent, the LOVE, and the glorious food are what make us special.
That look in her eyes when she said she would do anything for her children...went right to my heart...she so clearly and sincerely meant it. Nothing like a mother's love.
This is how my dear Aunt Mary used to make her biscuits..she never measured anything and never used a biscuit cutter. This video seeing how this lady rolled those biscuits bought back so many memories..thank you for sharing🙏🏾😊
I love everything about this video. It sounds like home. It made me get teary-eyed and think about my grandmother as I sat in her kitchen, watching her cook, and give lessons. Thanks for sharing this.
The love in that home is just pouring out the windows. What a beautiful family. God bless us loving families out there passing on tradition, joy, and love for the Lord. Great video.
This video will be something your family treasures as years go by. Very impressed with how patient the adults were with the kids. God bless the hands that made those biscuits.
Omg! Yes! If you’re lucky enough for your Granny to still be with you, take videos like this! This literally made me cry realizing I don’t have one video of mine. We are from southeast Alabama.
I love how she just talks and doesn’t even need to look at what her hands are doing. She’s done it so much it’s just natural movements to her. Bless her heart!
I love that grandpa is helping is helping in the kitchen. I didn't plan on watching the entire video but couldn't stop. It brought back so many memories from my Mississippi granny. Loved it
Same here! I thought I wouldn't watch the whole thing, but I couldn't stop watching it. It gave me such a warm happy feeling. I felt like I was there, watching her in person.
😬I loved this video: the kids being noisy and running through the kitchen (and dad saying stop running!) and grandma being oblivious to it all, just doing her excellent cooking....like a mama hen with her chicks all around....The best shot of family life there is!
Kids were all playing well together as kids who are raised well are wont to do. Yes, they're noisy - because they aren't spoiled millennials with their noses stuck in some dang electronic game or their mobile phone. Give me this over much of what I see in the world today ANY DAY and I'm happy.
As soon as I heard how she pronounced “Flaor” I trusted her cooking lol. I love her accent and the whole environment. It is simultaneously chaotic and peaceful. Thanks for sharing.
She really sounds a lot lol me my Grandma , she was from Savanna Georgia, and she had a very Savannah accent, I miss her a lot her house was just like this
This lady reminds me so much of my momma. Momma passes in 2010 so this wonderful lady helped me remember mommas bisque recipe. Her mannerisms her accent and the way she moves around the kitchen was my momma way of doing it. Love her.
I’m watching this during the Covid 19 scare of 2020, and sure hope this lady is still living and cooking! Would love to see more of her cooking everyday family meals.
This video is precious. It really makes me tear up thinking about being a kid at my Grandma and Grandpap’s house over the holidays. I can still smell the turkey in the oven. I really miss those times. Family is everything, and to see another’s for just a few moments, makes me feel so blessed, and thankful for my family. We need more heartfelt videos like these! Tell Grandma thank you! God Bless! 💜💜💜
That's what I was thinking too! From grandma cooking in the kitchen to kids/cousins endlessly making noise in the back -I miss it so much. But I have 4 bio kids & 3 step kids... so I bet my house will sound like that someday 😁
Reminds me of my own grammy, who raised me i grew up in the kitchen by her side, by the time i left at the age of 14 l knew how to take care of meself, may God bless her soul, live family type videos , thank you for posting
@@donnachard8413 we humans have a tendency to expect, seek out the worst in everything...I'm a black woman and I just enjoyed looking at this granny cook😍 i felt as though she was my granny, and the warmth in that kitchen, she's sweet, especially when she said she'd do anything for her kids (with a smile on her face lol)😂😂😂. How i wished the world didn't strive on the separation of colour, creed, race for shame...
She tickled me when she said her Daddy could make biscuits better than a woman...cause my Daddy's biscuits were better than my Momma's. ..they are both gone now. .🕙 is short & precious. .Enjoy! God bless
This video was a joy to watch, reminds me of NC. I love to listen to older people just talk. And those biscuits looked amazing. I could listen to grandma for hours. Be blessed.
I have watched this video a thousand times. There is just something so delightful about this women. I wish there was more cooking videos from her. She’d be a RUclips hit!!
The sweetest thing ever! All the family talking in the background made me feel like I was part of the family! Watched until the end and sad when it was over! Loved it!
Such an honor to watch Gramma Johnson cook. I have been cooking for 25 years, self taught and she has probably forgotten more about cooking than I will ever learn. Thank you Gramma J.
I cried almost the whole entire video reminded me of my family gatherings my grandfather would be walking in background stirring a pot while grandma would make a pie or biscuit .... I knew immediately you were from the south my people are all over sc love love this thank you so much for sharing
This video brought so many tears to my eyes. This grandma was making alot more than just biscuits. I truly hope my later years are spent looking like this. You can tell there is so much love in this kitchen.
I love seeing "the whole gang" as my mother would call it....grandparents, parents, kids....all hanging out together in a HOME. Its so beautiful! Family is such a wonderful thing! Thanks for a great video. :)
My MAMA made the BEST BISCUITS I EVER ATE, She taught me & my husband would say I'm going to get me a BOWL & get beside you & do exactly as you do..LOL, His was never like mine, Bless him, He passed away this XMAS morning 1019..LOVE YOU, R.I. P.
Every time I want to be comforted...I come watch this video!! I miss the good ole days, grandmas and great grandmas....they just don't make em like they used to!! 2021, thanks for posting this, God Bless You All!!!!
Thank you for welcoming us into your family kitchen and sharing Grandma’s biscuits. Brought us back to our midwestern roots. Loved it so much we had to make them with kids today. God Bless!
I had a Grandma Johnson, my precious Daddy’s mother. Generations born and raised in West Virginia, until mom and dad moved to Florida in 1958. Grandma passed in 1976, Dad passed in 2010. I had NEVER of White Lily flour until I married in 1980 😱😁, and I moved to my husband’s home state of South Carolina. This lovely lady in the video is making biscuits just the way my husband’s mama did.....she never measured anything, and her biscuits were perfect every time. Thank you for taking me down memory lane. 👍🏼💜.
I was thinking this had to be in the West Virginia area! Lived there a few years and would love to return someday. Amazing people and very family-oriented.
I too am from West Virginia , but this sweet lady is in a more southern state than we it's the wrong accent for WV . actually I think her accent sounds more one of the Carolina's or Georgia!
me too,uncle grumpy, i actually had a grandma johnson that was alot like this one, at first i was watching the biscuits, then it was all about her an the family, something is n my eye an i cant get rid of it lol
Loved the video. I was the youngest grandchild, so I don't recall everything. I stayed with her for several months during my preschool and kindergarten-partial 1st grade. Don't recall her making biscuits (probably did though), but I watched her make/bake bread, dinner rolls 2x a week, every week without fail. I recall watching her hands as I could barely see over the table being seated. She made Ant Cake, aka (Banana Cake). I saw black things in it and asked what they were, she always replied "ants". I BELIEVED HER! She'd always top it with homemade peanutbutter frosting. 1x week she'd make potatoe salad. My Grandma Alice Pearl canned everything imaginable. If someone in Funk Nebraska had too much of something, they'd drop it off/give to her their overflow as she was a widow caring for 2 grandsons after her oldest daughter died in childbirth. I recall every wrinkle in her face and hands. The woman was a work horse. May she enjoy Heaven for Eternity. If only I could have been old enough to ask her about the old days. I miss her so much. I have grown sons. 44 & 47. Only 1 is married. Not one grandchild to my name. Unamerican!
When you get around reading this Comment, Thank you for sharing, comma my mother used to make large biscuits a deadline biscuits are dead loved and couldn't get enough of them. She got tired of making them then she forgot the recipe so thanks again for sharing bye for now God-bless. Your grandma and you I look forward to hear from you Ken
I’m watching granny mix up these biscuits and it’s like watching my mother create these very same biscuits. She’s gone now but thank you for bringing back a treasured memory for me.
This is the sweetest video! Makes me miss my Grandmother so much. There is nothing more amazing than a Southern Grandma! They cook with a magic like no other. What a precious video to have!
I fell in love with her, too! She's so much like my grandmothers that I had to watch the video again; she made me happy just watching her. And when she said "I just eyeball it," well, that's one of my phrases because of them. She brought up so many memories that I'm grateful I found this video. She makes her biscuits the same as my grandmothers' too, except they both used iron skillets. I remember that one of them would also leave the oven door ajar after she finished cooking to help heat the house (she was very frugal!)
SOME OF YOU ARE ACTING LIKE YOU DON"T REMEMBER WHEN YOU SAID TO MOMMY AND NANNA ....CAN I LICK THE BOWL OR CAN I LICK THE SPOON....STOP SHOWIN OFF YOU MEMBER!!! AND YES I LEFT OUT THE RE ON REMEMBER!!! LOL!
I feel like I'm sitting right there in the kitchen with you when I watch this video. No fancy intros, background music, or extra editing necessary. Feels just like being at Grandma's house!
Get you 2 cups of self rising flower 2 cups heavy cream mix well roll out not to thin. Cut out with coffee cup. Trust me best you ever had and you can do in in 15 minutes Temp 400%
I think this beautiful woman reminds all of us about our Grandmas and mothers. Bless her soul. Just from watching this video, you know her heart is in everything she does.
Amen! This is America. We cannot let this go. Let the elders teach the young women. Reminds me of my tortilla making. 😃👬👭🤰Love the children. Tex Girl here living in Cali!
Take it easy snowflake! Why must every gender be listed to make you feel better. Quit looking for fault in everything. Once you do that, you will find life will become easier for you.
@@jakethesnake9528 Because she made it seem like we women are there to learn how to bake, for the men. I found it sexist is all if that is what she meant. It seemed catholic, and I just wanted to educate her that baking is for everyone.
Tammie, I would bet that if given the opportunity, Maria would probably tell you her husband or boyfriend has cooked plenty of times. You should work on not interjecting your sensitive feelings into the comment of others. Just relax and enjoy the lessons that are to be learned on RUclips. By the way, I am a man, and not once did it cross my mind that I need to bring my wife to watch the video to learn how to make biscuits after reading Maria's comments. I watched the video, so maybe I could learn. The true meaning, I believe behind Maria's comment is that we all could learn a lot from our elders, if we would quit be critical and looking for fault because we want everyone to see just how "woke" we are. Experience keeps a wise and precious school.
Thank you for allowing me to visit with you. This was the most heartwarming video I've seen in a long time. I was supposed to be sitting here working on my website, busting my head against the wall trying to figure out what to do and instead I got to sit here and be a part of your family. It reminded me to take a deep breath and relax. Plus, now I've got the itch to make some world class biscuits.
Love biscuits. This recipe is pretty much standard for making biscuits. Granma Johnson cracked me up when she said her daddy could make biscuits like a woman. lol precious
Thus brought tears to my eyes reminds me when I use to make biscuits like that with my Aunt!! She taught me how to make them in a white Tupperware bowl just like that one every Sunday!! I Love when the family come together like this!!💕
Loved this video! This could have been my mother making her biscuits about the same way---no actual measuring, and the grandchildren running through the kitchen and other family in the background----a home obviously filled with love. How I miss those times with her. Thanks for sharing.
You should check out Depression cooking by Clara,she's passed away, but her sweet video's remain, along with her life lessons, she is quite interesting to listen to
Oh my gravy I love this video. Kid's running around, adults talking. It just reminds me of home. Home isn't home anymore because Mother is gone. Bless you for sharing this with everyone. I love your Mother.
As I was watching Grandma with her hands in the dough I was remembering my Mama and watching her make biscuits just this way and my Mama ALWAYS had her wedding ring on WHILE her hands were in the dough and I see your Grandma had hers on, too! You have a beautiful family and now I’m flooded with memories of my on family. What a treasure to have your Grandma on video! She’s a doll!
This video almost brought me to tears. My mother didnt make good biscuits but my aunt Opal could make the best biscuits ever. She taught me how so I could make them for myself. That was almost 50 years ago, I was 12 years old. My aunt passed away 30 years ago and I will never forget how to make those biscuits. Thanks for bringing back my memories
@@judynoble951 to be honest Jusy i have been trying to figure out a recipe. A lot if it just by what looks good. First off you need self rising flour, crisco and buttermilk. And then you sift your flour into a nice big bowl. And make a well. After that you need about a fourth of a cup of crisco. Just take it iut with your fingers. Thats the way I was taught. My aunt made biscuits almost every day of her life for over 40 years. And using the crisco gave her softer hands than any lotion. So take the crisco and put inthe flour well and start working the flour and crisco together . After you get that done pour in 14 cup buttermilk. Eyeball it. Now you remember making mud pies? You work the flour and crisco and butter milk together to make a dough. If its dry add more buttermilk, if its too wet pull in mor flour. Dont over work the dough. Set your oven on 400. Ofcourse it depends on your oven how long yhe biscuits cook. Now you can roll out the dough for biscuits or just roll them with your hand. You really want to use a xast iron skillet but can use a baking pan. Take some crisco and grease whichever pan u use. Get it hot in the oven. Put the biscuits in the pan and cook 10 to 12 minutes depending on the oven. And how big you made the biscuits. I use my hands and make small balls and pat them down in the skillet. My aunt would brush the biscuits with bacon grease or butter before cooking. Sure hope this helps. Just keep working at it.
This lovely grandma sure reminds me of my grandma. Her buscuits were the best and she did the same thing, measured by eye and rolled by hand. Breakfast Sundays were the best growing up. Thanks for sharing this slice of home.
Wow....listening to her reminds me so much of my grandmother. She was an excellent cook and never measured anything...lol. She used to make the best biscuits! They were mini biscuits and would melt in your mouth...along with her homemade blackberry jelly. This video makes me smile. Thank you so much for sharing.
I could listen to her talk all day! She sounds just like my grandma that passed 4 years ago. I wish I did this with her. She was the best cook and had so many tips and tricks I could have learned.
I just sat an cried looking at this I miss my granny you may not think of All the things she had to do kids she had to take care of things to do in the 🏠 cook clean love keep everyone happy and still go to church ,sing, sewing Hats and show each and every one of us True Love an on top of it all Love Grandpa too.Hey that's a bit to MUCH LOVE TO SPRAYED AROUND LOVE YOU GRANNY
❤❤❤ This reminds me of my mother in the kitchen making us biscuits whenever we asked her too, I love the look on this lady face teaching you how to make these, y'all are so blessed to have her and thanks for sharing.😊
Loved this video. Took me 3-4 times watching and then i had enough nerve to make them. Had the video on in the kitchen so i could stop and start when needed. Since there wasn’t any measurements I paid close attention to how much she was scooping and pouring to obtain her consistency and holy crap it work and they were excellent. Have to work on my rolling of them, but other than that. Thanks. They were so good that i had to bring some to my neighbor
This is exactly how it was at my grandmother's house when my dad was overseas in the Vietnam war while we stayed with my grandparents. My cousins were always over, we had birthday parties, walked up to the lakefront market together for a candy bar, chased the goose in the backyard for fun, and picked the blackberries in my Grandmother's garden. I remember putting the berries in a pretty basket with a blue and white checked cloth napkin. When the evening rolled around, she'd read us a story from Grimm's 365 Bedtime Stories while Grandpa was still at work. That was the life! We were self-quarantined on purpose because that's where all the love was - at Grandma and Grandpa's house!
I just love your mammaw. She’s definitely a special lady. I lost my mammaw 25 years ago and I miss our time on the porch talking and watching the cars go by. This video makes me think of my time with her and how special it was. Thank you so much for posting this video.
This reminds me so much of my late mother-in-law making her wonderful biscuits. She was a great country cook and the best mother-in-law anyone could ever ask for. When her son became my ex-husband, they were gracious enough to keep me on as daughter-in-law, and I can't tell you how much that meant to me! Miss my in-laws every day. (Their son, not so much! ;-) )
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I’d swear to you...I’m a Black woman...and if I close my eyes I’d swear I’m listening to my grandmother in her kitchen in Alabama....I’m so serious...there is more that binds us than separates us....
True more that binds us universally
It’s called a regional accent
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So sweet!
😂!! I’m from Augusta, Ga and she sounds exactly like my aunt Lila- even saying “deddy” 🤣🤣
I’m 74 and watching this lady make biscuits is like watching my mama. The sifter brought back memories.
“Daddy could make biscuits like a woman”. I ❤️ it!
I wish more more older people would upload videos like this and pass on their knowledge
Thank you for this video!!! I headed out today and bought White Lily self-rising flour, buttermilk & Crisco. Grandma Johnson encouraged me to try. Please tell her thank you and give us more cooking videos & monetize if you haven't.
Leander Land me too, but it’s not up to them to make the videos, it’s up to us, the younger people with the video skills and cell phones. We need to preserve life skills and know how. This corona virus and economic collapse will make those depression era survival skills more valuable today than in the past.
Maybe we use the word Seniors instead of old ppl lol
Ok, my biscuits turned out good for the 1st time in my life. It's hard to believe. I always put in too little Crisco. I added extra "for good measure" and they turned out good!
yes
I’m telling you, ANYTHING that comes outta that off white tubberware bowl from the 60’s is going to be LIFE!!! ❤️❤️❤️
LaToya C. Ashley - Right?! You said it!🥰
You ain’t lying, sister!! 😍
THIS!
Amen!!
Double amen to that!!!!
Love this video. All the chatter in the background and the children playing, makes you feel like you’re with family and friends. Thank you
This is the true meaning of being at Grandmama and Grandpapa's house. I took so much more from this video than how to make biscuits. Thank you for allowing me to go back in this time machine and be a kid again at my Grandma and Grandpa's house. I smiled and teared up every time those children ran through that kitchen. Thank you so much for this video.
Blessings bestowed onto you and your important family ... as perhaps your core family?
It's a shame women have lost the art of cooking and taking care of a family
@@nunyadambidnis2274 yea and those who do are shamed by other women :(
@@nunyadambidnis2274...That's so true!👏🏽👏🏽
@jacquolyn Rudd...Yes!! I got chills reading your comment, I agree!👏🏽👏🏽 It warmed my Heart watching the kids running around the kitchen while grandma was making biscuits. This was a Great video! Brought back so many memories of being in the kitchen with my grandparents.
This is so sweet. The elderly are so needed in our families. They are the heart of a home ❤. Really reminds me of what it feels like to have family around.
I guarantee her family keeps her young too. My family used to be like this. We’re too spread out now.
But I cringe when you call her “elderly.” That word evokes images that don’t describe this here woman.
I THANK GOD EVERY DAY THAT I AM A SOUTHERNER! This, folks, is an authentic view of the true South. The language, the accent, the LOVE, and the glorious food are what make us special.
That look in her eyes when she said she would do anything for her children...went right to my heart...she so clearly and sincerely meant it. Nothing like a mother's love.
Amen!!! ❤
How much flour to how much crisco
@@tinamcdowell1704 I didn't get the answer yet
Children and Grands...please show Mama or Grandma your love.
Ellen, look under..."MORE" on the video.😊
The way she rolls those biscuits and talk and look away at the same time?? That’s nothing but love mixed with real skill
This video is a national treasure.
This is how my dear Aunt Mary used to make her biscuits..she never measured anything and never used a biscuit cutter. This video seeing how this lady rolled those biscuits bought back so many memories..thank you for sharing🙏🏾😊
I love everything about this video. It sounds like home. It made me get teary-eyed and think about my grandmother as I sat in her kitchen, watching her cook, and give lessons. Thanks for sharing this.
😇🙏What a beautiful memory you have ,about your Grandmother!🌷
Exactly. Hearing everyone talk in the background really makes it feel like your there from a holiday and just hanging out with Grandma 😣🙂
Beauty Done My Way I agree with you 100%
I 100% agree with you , I started watching for the recipe and finished in tears , grateful that this way of life is not extinct yet.
Made me teary-eyed too. I thought about my own grandma she used a similar method.
The love in that home is just pouring out the windows. What a beautiful family. God bless us loving families out there passing on tradition, joy, and love for the Lord. Great video.
This video will be something your family treasures as years go by. Very impressed with how patient the adults were with the kids. God bless the hands that made those biscuits.
Omg! Yes! If you’re lucky enough for your Granny to still be with you, take videos like this! This literally made me cry realizing I don’t have one video of mine.
We are from southeast Alabama.
@@serenagilbertson Yeah we need more videos like this. My mom used to make lard biscuits my dad couldn't get enough of them that's for sure
I love how she just talks and doesn’t even need to look at what her hands are doing. She’s done it so much it’s just natural movements to her. Bless her heart!
Just like my mother
That is what caught my 👁 the very first time I looked at it. I didn’t move to another vid. I knew this was the one. 😊😊😊
100%, laboratory calibrated eyes.
I love that grandpa is helping is helping in the kitchen. I didn't plan on watching the entire video but couldn't stop. It brought back so many memories from my Mississippi granny. Loved it
Same here! I thought I wouldn't watch the whole thing, but I couldn't stop watching it. It gave me such a warm happy feeling. I felt like I was there, watching her in person.
You know it is home when the children are traveling thru the kitchen.
😬I loved this video: the kids being noisy and running through the kitchen (and dad saying stop running!) and grandma being oblivious to it all, just doing her excellent cooking....like a mama hen with her chicks all around....The best shot of family life there is!
Donna Wojdacz yes that’s just what I was thinking she’s got a really lovely close family all around her she’ll never be lonely 👨👨👦👦😍
Too noisy. Couldn’t hear half of what was said!
I stayed for all of that. I love this entire scene. 😍😍
Kids were all playing well together as kids who are raised well are wont to do. Yes, they're noisy - because they aren't spoiled millennials with their noses stuck in some dang electronic game or their mobile phone. Give me this over much of what I see in the world today ANY DAY and I'm happy.
@@TexasToad Amen family
As soon as I heard how she pronounced “Flaor” I trusted her cooking lol. I love her accent and the whole environment. It is simultaneously chaotic and peaceful. Thanks for sharing.
I felt the same. I just stopped and watched. “Flaor”
She really sounds a lot lol me my Grandma , she was from Savanna Georgia, and she had a very Savannah accent, I miss her a lot her house was just like this
This lady reminds me so much of my momma. Momma passes in 2010 so this wonderful lady helped me remember mommas bisque recipe. Her mannerisms her accent and the way she moves around the kitchen was my momma way of doing it. Love her.
I love this video thanku💕💕💕😁😍
My Momma passed in 2010 also. Similar biscuit recipe!
I miss the warmth of having a loving granny, hustle bustle of cooking and house filled with kids and adults. Something I never had
I’m watching this during the Covid 19 scare of 2020, and sure hope this lady is still living and cooking! Would love to see more of her cooking everyday family meals.
me too!! thinking since there's no bread at the store I'll try to make some biscuits!
Pamela Green yep! Same here
I'm thinking about making these for my office when we reopen. Biscuits and jelly!!
I was just thinking the same thing hoping she stays safe through this if she is!!
SAME! Home Economics class, starts now kiddos!
This video is precious. It really makes me tear up thinking about being a kid at my Grandma and Grandpap’s house over the holidays. I can still smell the turkey in the oven. I really miss those times. Family is everything, and to see another’s for just a few moments, makes me feel so blessed, and thankful for my family. We need more heartfelt videos like these! Tell Grandma thank you! God Bless! 💜💜💜
That's what I was thinking too! From grandma cooking in the kitchen to kids/cousins endlessly making noise in the back -I miss it so much.
But I have 4 bio kids & 3 step kids... so I bet my house will sound like that someday 😁
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“Daddy could make biscuits like a woman” 😄 I to know her for real ❤️
LOVED that😊
This is one of the sweetest and most wholesome videos I've seen in a long time!
Reminds me of my own grammy, who raised me i grew up in the kitchen by her side, by the time i left at the age of 14 l knew how to take care of meself, may God bless her soul, live family type videos , thank you for posting
Great job grand ma.
What a beautiful video
this video was so awesome. I miss my granny. talking about biscuits and old times. I really enjoyed watching. thanks so much
I agree.
As a grandma I know she’s so happy to teach you her way. You made her day. ❤️
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Gotta love Gramma's just passing it along! I miss my Gramma.
Amen !!!
Made her feel like Paula Deen 👏
I’m in love with your grandmother, and this video brought tears. I really miss mine. Cherish these moments. Ps. I’ll be making these biscuits soon. 😍
Same!! Same!
I must have watched this video a dozen times. Heart felt family 👪. This is how family gathers to be together. We love you grandma and papa.
This is the greatest biscuit making video I’ve ever seen. God bless that woman! 😊
Lol ... "Daddy could make biscuits like a woman" ... 😂🤣😂
Bless her sweet heart!
What a beautiful Gramma......
My daddy can cook good too.
@@donnachard8413 we humans have a tendency to expect, seek out the worst in everything...I'm a black woman and I just enjoyed looking at this granny cook😍 i felt as though she was my granny, and the warmth in that kitchen, she's sweet, especially when she said she'd do anything for her kids (with a smile on her face lol)😂😂😂. How i wished the world didn't strive on the separation of colour, creed, race for shame...
She tickled me when she said her Daddy could make biscuits better than a woman...cause my Daddy's biscuits were better than my Momma's. ..they are both gone now. .🕙 is short & precious. .Enjoy! God bless
Just the sweetest thing 😂
Grandma's facial expressions are priceless. Her eyes stare into my soul
There's so much love in this kitchen, I can almost feel it through my phone 🤗
This video was a joy to watch, reminds me of NC. I love to listen to older people just talk. And those biscuits looked amazing. I could listen to grandma for hours. Be blessed.
Marcellus McMillian Online me too!! Reminds me of my inlaws. Oh how I miss them and their wisdom and her biscuits.
Me too, from NC also. My grandma made her biscuits the same way.
You know this biscuits are good when the baker has a southern accent and a passion for a biscuit
Lol I agree
Southerner here, I agree 💯❤😊
Grandma is a beautiful soul. I enjoyed watching and listening to her talk. I could listen to grandma talk for hours. Such a soothing voice.
I have watched this video a thousand times. There is just something so delightful about this women. I wish there was more cooking videos from her. She’d be a RUclips hit!!
The sweetest thing ever! All the family talking in the background made me feel like I was part of the family!
Watched until the end and sad when it was over! Loved it!
My mama in Kentucky used to make biscuits just like this! Takes me back in time, miss my mama so much!!!
Such an honor to watch Gramma Johnson cook. I have been cooking for 25 years, self taught and she has probably forgotten more about cooking than I will ever learn. Thank you Gramma J.
I cried almost the whole entire video reminded me of my family gatherings my grandfather would be walking in background stirring a pot while grandma would make a pie or biscuit .... I knew immediately you were from the south my people are all over sc love love this thank you so much for sharing
I miss my grandmas biscuits. She made biscuits like this lady.
This video brought so many tears to my eyes. This grandma was making alot more than just biscuits. I truly hope my later years are spent looking like this. You can tell there is so much love in this kitchen.
She makes biscuits the way my mother used to. What a joy!
I love the family noises.
I love seeing "the whole gang" as my mother would call it....grandparents, parents, kids....all hanging out together in a HOME. Its so beautiful! Family is such a wonderful thing! Thanks for a great video. :)
Makes me miss my grandma 👵 and her biscuits. Such a sweet matriarch: “Practice makes perfect!” 👌🏽
Yep!
me to 😥😥
🙏😇That's so sweet!🌷🐝
My MAMA made the BEST BISCUITS I EVER ATE, She taught me & my husband would say I'm going to get me a BOWL & get beside you & do exactly as you do..LOL, His was never like mine, Bless him, He passed away this XMAS morning 1019..LOVE YOU, R.I. P.
@@toosexy7955 my sincere condolences. Be blessed and happy. Love, Chloe
Every time I want to be comforted...I come watch this video!! I miss the good ole days, grandmas and great grandmas....they just don't make em like they used to!! 2021, thanks for posting this, God Bless You All!!!!
OMG!! She is adorable! She's everybody's dream grandma. This video definitely makes me want to be there.
"everybody's dream grandma" so cute
I made biscuits very similar daily when going to high school in Kentucky.
That spoon and that sifter I would consider family gold~
Hi I love so much you're recipes biscuits 🎉and I like you very much and youer pittyfull familly😊 thank you so much
I just made these for my boys and they tore them up! My husband has informed me we have a new biscuit recipe. Thank you Grandma Johnson!
Thank you for welcoming us into your family kitchen and sharing Grandma’s biscuits. Brought us back to our midwestern roots. Loved it so much we had to make them with kids today. God Bless!
Make more grandma cooking videos! She’s a gem!
I had a Grandma Johnson, my precious Daddy’s mother. Generations born and raised in West Virginia, until mom and dad moved to Florida in 1958. Grandma passed in 1976, Dad passed in 2010. I had NEVER of White Lily flour until I married in 1980 😱😁, and I moved to my husband’s home state of South Carolina. This lovely lady in the video is making biscuits just the way my husband’s mama did.....she never measured anything, and her biscuits were perfect every time. Thank you for taking me down memory lane. 👍🏼💜.
I was thinking this had to be in the West Virginia area! Lived there a few years and would love to return someday. Amazing people and very family-oriented.
I too am from West Virginia , but this sweet lady is in a more southern state than we it's the wrong accent for WV . actually I think her accent sounds more one of the Carolina's or Georgia!
You know shes for real with that old school sifter.
Lawd can I just have a Bite of one .My goodness they look delicious.
still have my mother's :) I will never part with it!
And the avocado green scoop in the flour straight out of 1970. My mom still has the harvest gold.
The first thing I spotted. One of those passed-down sifters.🙂
And that timer my Mom had one just like it , and I'm 75 .
This is awesome thank you for showing me her wonderful love biscuit technique
Thank You .... By the time she finished the second row of biscuits ; I was bawling ..... I miss my Grandmother so much
me too,uncle grumpy, i actually had a grandma johnson that was alot like this one, at first i was watching the biscuits, then it was all about her an the family, something is n my eye an i cant get rid of it lol
Same here
This Grandma is in her glory. How amazing and priceless for you to have this video. Beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing.
I've watched this at least six times, she's a great storyteller besides making a pan of beautiful biscuits!👍🏼
She is just precious! I want her to do a cookin’ show, complete with kid noises! I hope she’s well! Pioneer Woman ain’t got nothing on her!💕💕💕
Took a trip back to my granny's kitchen in my mind and heart.
Loved the video. I was the youngest grandchild, so I don't recall everything. I stayed with her for several months during my preschool and kindergarten-partial 1st grade. Don't recall her making biscuits (probably did though), but I watched her make/bake bread, dinner rolls 2x a week, every week without fail. I recall watching her hands as I could barely see over the table being seated. She made Ant Cake, aka (Banana Cake). I saw black things in it and asked what they were, she always replied "ants". I BELIEVED HER! She'd always top it with homemade peanutbutter frosting. 1x week she'd make potatoe salad. My Grandma Alice Pearl canned everything imaginable. If someone in Funk Nebraska had too much of something, they'd drop it off/give to her their overflow as she was a widow caring for 2 grandsons after her oldest daughter died in childbirth. I recall every wrinkle in her face and hands. The woman was a work horse. May she enjoy Heaven for Eternity. If only I could have been old enough to ask her about the old days. I miss her so much. I have grown sons. 44 & 47. Only 1 is married. Not one grandchild to my name. Unamerican!
When you get around reading this Comment, Thank you for sharing, comma my mother used to make large biscuits a deadline biscuits are dead loved and couldn't get enough of them. She got tired of making them then she forgot the recipe so thanks again for sharing bye for now God-bless. Your grandma and you I look forward to hear from you Ken
This was recommended on my feed. I pray she is still patting down her biscuits. Such a lovely woman. And those biscuits look so awesome!!!
Love the fact that all the family are there going about there business. So sweet. We need more videos like this. God bless.
I’m watching granny mix up these biscuits and it’s like watching my mother create these very same biscuits. She’s gone now but thank you for bringing back a treasured memory for me.
Everything about this video says Grandma’s house. The kids were the entire soundtrack of my life. Loved this video
My momma made biscuits like this
She was giving some good tips on baking the biscuits but hard to hear her over the other talking.
I enjoyed the video, a little distraction at times though
barbara mollineau
Just like home
Your Grandmother has a beautiful spirit. Thank you for sharing her with us.
This is how my momma and grandmama made biscuits. I learned from watching them. Delicious every time!
This is the sweetest video! Makes me miss my Grandmother so much. There is nothing more amazing than a Southern Grandma! They cook with a magic like no other. What a precious video to have!
I love grandma Johnson! I am watching this in 2019 and I hope she is still baking those biscuits!
Same here! Nothing like Grannies recipes!
here here lol
me to God Bless her and ALL THE GRANDMAS
I fell in love with her, too! She's so much like my grandmothers that I had to watch the video again; she made me happy just watching her. And when she said "I just eyeball it," well, that's one of my phrases because of them. She brought up so many memories that I'm grateful I found this video. She makes her biscuits the same as my grandmothers' too, except they both used iron skillets. I remember that one of them would also leave the oven door ajar after she finished cooking to help heat the house (she was very frugal!)
SOME OF YOU ARE ACTING LIKE YOU DON"T REMEMBER WHEN YOU SAID TO MOMMY AND NANNA ....CAN I LICK THE BOWL OR CAN I LICK THE SPOON....STOP SHOWIN OFF YOU MEMBER!!! AND YES I LEFT OUT THE RE ON REMEMBER!!! LOL!
I feel like I'm sitting right there in the kitchen with you when I watch this video. No fancy intros, background music, or extra editing necessary. Feels just like being at Grandma's house!
She’s beautiful. God bless her. I was enjoying watching this.
I hope Grandma is doing well these days....Lord Have Mercy, Jesus! Can I get a biscuit?
Grab me one while you at it. Little butter and fig perserves, Lawd yeah!
Get you 2 cups of self rising flower
2 cups heavy cream mix well roll out not to thin. Cut out with coffee cup. Trust me best you ever had and you can do in in 15 minutes
Temp 400%
@imasonof, oh mercy good ole home-made biscuit with fig perseveres oyyeee now that's some good eating right there!
Me too with jelly
@@terryroberson2658 excellent recipe suggestion. the cream subs the lard by being 40% fat itself. very easy way to make your biscuits.
Got to love Families that cook together and share the secrets in making wonderful meals !
I think this beautiful woman reminds all of us about our Grandmas and mothers. Bless her soul. Just from watching this video, you know her heart is in everything she does.
Amen
I know right. I have this video on my favorites..just love to listen to her and the busy family background.
This lady reminds me so much of my grandmother. The whole video is like being with family on Christmas Eve. Love it.
Have sweet tears of memories flowing. She reminded me so much of Mama &. Aunts . A real treasure 💓💓
bout halfway through i realized i didnt care about the biscuits. this is just wholesome programming
Amen! This is America. We cannot let this go. Let the elders teach the young women.
Reminds me of my tortilla making. 😃👬👭🤰Love the children. Tex Girl here living in Cali!
@@mariacruzpascacio4547 Do you also mean teach the young men too? Cooking and baking is for everyone who wants to learn.
Take it easy snowflake! Why must every gender be listed to make you feel better. Quit looking for fault in everything. Once you do that, you will find life will become easier for you.
@@jakethesnake9528 Because she made it seem like we women are there to learn how to bake, for the men. I found it sexist is all if that is what she meant. It seemed catholic, and I just wanted to educate her that baking is for everyone.
Tammie, I would bet that if given the opportunity, Maria would probably tell you her husband or boyfriend has cooked plenty of times. You should work on not interjecting your sensitive feelings into the comment of others. Just relax and enjoy the lessons that are to be learned on RUclips. By the way, I am a man, and not once did it cross my mind that I need to bring my wife to watch the video to learn how to make biscuits after reading Maria's comments. I watched the video, so maybe I could learn. The true meaning, I believe behind Maria's comment is that we all could learn a lot from our elders, if we would quit be critical and looking for fault because we want everyone to see just how "woke" we are. Experience keeps a wise and precious school.
Thank you for allowing me to visit with you. This was the most heartwarming video I've seen in a long time. I was supposed to be sitting here working on my website, busting my head against the wall trying to figure out what to do and instead I got to sit here and be a part of your family. It reminded me to take a deep breath and relax. Plus, now I've got the itch to make some world class biscuits.
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nostalgia here, this brought back memories of nothing but good times. I miss my grandma.
Love biscuits. This recipe is pretty much standard for making biscuits. Granma Johnson cracked me up when she said her daddy could make biscuits like a woman. lol precious
I laughed at that too!
My mom had a bowl just like that
Sherrie Whitmire is
Love the family atmosphere. Those look like they were really good.
My Daddy made them just like my Momma did young people don't know how usually
Thus brought tears to my eyes reminds me when I use to make biscuits like that with my Aunt!! She taught me how to make them in a white Tupperware bowl just like that one every Sunday!! I Love when the family come together like this!!💕
Just like my grandma use to cook and passed it down to my mother is what a blessed family to have someone like you. God bless you and your family.
THIS is what MADE WITH LOVE looks like!!!
WHO NEEDS A COOKIE CUTTER, when you have GRANNIES!!!
Loved this video! This could have been my mother making her biscuits about the same way---no actual measuring, and the grandchildren running through the kitchen and other family in the background----a home obviously filled with love. How I miss those times with her. Thanks for sharing.
This might be the most adorable lady I have ever seen in my entire life.
Agreed.
I even love hearing her voice.
You should check out Depression cooking by Clara,she's passed away, but her sweet video's remain, along with her life lessons, she is quite interesting to listen to
Oh my gravy I love this video. Kid's running around, adults talking. It just reminds me of home. Home isn't home anymore because Mother is gone. Bless you for sharing this with everyone. I love your Mother.
As I was watching Grandma with her hands in the dough I was remembering my Mama and watching her make biscuits just this way and my Mama ALWAYS had her wedding ring on WHILE her hands were in the dough and I see your Grandma had hers on, too! You have a beautiful family and now I’m flooded with memories of my on family. What a treasure to have your Grandma on video! She’s a doll!
This video almost brought me to tears. My mother didnt make good biscuits but my aunt Opal could make the best biscuits ever. She taught me how so I could make them for myself. That was almost 50 years ago, I was 12 years old. My aunt passed away 30 years ago and I will never forget how to make those biscuits. Thanks for bringing back my memories
Could you share the recipe with me? Inbox me Facebook Judy Noble
@@judynoble951 I sorry I dont do Facebook
Could you post the recipe here? :)
@@judynoble951 to be honest Jusy i have been trying to figure out a recipe. A lot if it just by what looks good. First off you need self rising flour, crisco and buttermilk. And then you sift your flour into a nice big bowl. And make a well. After that you need about a fourth of a cup of crisco. Just take it iut with your fingers. Thats the way I was taught. My aunt made biscuits almost every day of her life for over 40 years. And using the crisco gave her softer hands than any lotion. So take the crisco and put inthe flour well and start working the flour and crisco together . After you get that done pour in 14 cup buttermilk. Eyeball it. Now you remember making mud pies? You work the flour and crisco and butter milk together to make a dough. If its dry add more buttermilk, if its too wet pull in mor flour. Dont over work the dough. Set your oven on 400. Ofcourse it depends on your oven how long yhe biscuits cook. Now you can roll out the dough for biscuits or just roll them with your hand. You really want to use a xast iron skillet but can use a baking pan. Take some crisco and grease whichever pan u use. Get it hot in the oven. Put the biscuits in the pan and cook 10 to 12 minutes depending on the oven. And how big you made the biscuits. I use my hands and make small balls and pat them down in the skillet. My aunt would brush the biscuits with bacon grease or butter before cooking. Sure hope this helps. Just keep working at it.
Tammie White Thank you so much for this 💖
This lovely grandma sure reminds me of my grandma. Her buscuits were the best and she did the same thing, measured by eye and rolled by hand. Breakfast Sundays were the best growing up. Thanks for sharing this slice of home.
Wow....listening to her reminds me so much of my grandmother. She was an excellent cook and never measured anything...lol. She used to make the best biscuits! They were mini biscuits and would melt in your mouth...along with her homemade blackberry jelly. This video makes me smile. Thank you so much for sharing.
I could listen to her talk all day! She sounds just like my grandma that passed 4 years ago. I wish I did this with her. She was the best cook and had so many tips and tricks I could have learned.
I just sat an cried looking at this I miss my granny you may not think of All the things she had to do kids she had to take care of things to do in the 🏠 cook clean love keep everyone happy and still go to church ,sing, sewing Hats and show each and every one of us True Love an on top of it all Love Grandpa too.Hey that's a bit to MUCH LOVE TO SPRAYED AROUND LOVE YOU GRANNY
❤❤❤ This reminds me of my mother in the kitchen making us biscuits whenever we asked her too, I love the look on this lady face teaching you how to make these, y'all are so blessed to have her and thanks for sharing.😊
Loved this video. Took me 3-4 times watching and then i had enough nerve to make them. Had the video on in the kitchen so i could stop and start when needed. Since there wasn’t any measurements I paid close attention to how much she was scooping and pouring to obtain her consistency and holy crap it work and they were excellent. Have to work on my rolling of them, but other than that. Thanks. They were so good that i had to bring some to my neighbor
I tried this technique too! They turned out great! So soft and fluffy. I’ll never roll out biscuits again.
Good job y'all!
This is exactly how it was at my grandmother's house when my dad was overseas in the Vietnam war while we stayed with my grandparents. My cousins were always over, we had birthday parties, walked up to the lakefront market together for a candy bar, chased the goose in the backyard for fun, and picked the blackberries in my Grandmother's garden. I remember putting the berries in a pretty basket with a blue and white checked cloth napkin. When the evening rolled around, she'd read us a story from Grimm's 365 Bedtime Stories while Grandpa was still at work. That was the life! We were self-quarantined on purpose because that's where all the love was - at Grandma and Grandpa's house!
Beautiful memories.
My God, her accent! I'm in love
I just love your mammaw. She’s definitely a special lady. I lost my mammaw 25 years ago and I miss our time on the porch talking and watching the cars go by. This video makes me think of my time with her and how special it was. Thank you so much for posting this video.
Just made Grandma Johnson’s biscuits for the second time! Bought the same flour too. Ty Johnson family ....we love them!!
Vid 4 years old but still making people smile. Need more of that today. Bless her heart. I'm making biscuits tonight for supper. Thanks for sharing
This reminds me so much of my late mother-in-law making her wonderful biscuits. She was a great country cook and the best mother-in-law anyone could ever ask for. When her son became my ex-husband, they were gracious enough to keep me on as daughter-in-law, and I can't tell you how much that meant to me! Miss my in-laws every day. (Their son, not so much! ;-) )
Your comment is a reflexion of the wonderful person that you are! Long life to you! :))