Love Tasha Tudor books. She was such an interesting woman. I have really gotten interested in going back to the old ways of growing, propagating, and gardening in general. Can’t wait to watch the video and would love you to show any tips on propagating cuttings if you do that. Mr Browns broom video was so inspiring the other day. Love you both to pieces. God bless you both. Your online friend. Lorri from AL
Oh my goodness Ms. Lori! Those look so delicious! I am making this tomorrow as I have some apples that need to be used❤️ I love all of your bowls and measuring cups, etc! I even have some of the same one!
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Miss Lori, I work in an Assisted living home and I am a cook, I am literally making these for our dessert tonight!! I've watched the video twice and I am pretty sure I got it...thank you for sharing this, it's gonna be good ya'll!!!!!!
I remember my Granny would make us apple dumplings. One day we begged her to make them, but we didn't have any apples and no way to go to the store, so she pulled out some apple sauce she had made and made dumplings with it. They were delicious! She always had a way of making everything taste good. Once she made us some taffy for a taffy pull and told us how they did it when she was young...if you had a sweetheart, you pulled taffy with them so you could touch hands. 😊 I miss her, but she's still lives in my heart 💕
I have Tasha’s cookbook. Our daughter was introduced to Tasha Tudor children books when she was a little girl many years ago. She still has all her books. I came across columbine and forget-me-not seeds from Tasha’s home several years ago and ordered them. Though the forget-me-nots went by the wayside, the columbines come up every year. My daughter has Tasha’s videos. I read “T’was the Night Before Christmas” book illustrated by Tasha every Christmas. This was a treat to find since my daughter and I have always been Tasha Tudor fans.❤ Thank you!
Thank you for featuring Tasha Tudor. She was such a wonderful artist and influence. I love her ways. Those dumplings look so delicious. Can’t wait to make them. Bless you🌞🦋💖
I have loved Tasha Tudor for 35 years and have her books and her cookbook and she was such an amazing wonderful lady like you miss lori! I am so glad tshat you did a video on this they are absolutely amazing and my mother used to make these two and they were so good.
I loved the illustrations of Tasha Tudor. Once I was in the hospital, and I watched a documentary of Tasha Tudor and her life and how she lived. I loved it, she was such an interesting woman. I loved seeing her Corgis walk beside her in her garden. We too had Corgis and I loved that she used to illustrate them.
❤ Hi Lori from hot hot hot country Victoria Australia 🇦🇺. Been to Church this morning and now hiding at home from the heat. I dont hold up well in this weather, getting older does me few favours for sure...but those dumplings look mighty good and the grandies would all agree!! Come the cooller months i'll be making dozens of delicious dumplings. God bless you all.❤❤❤❤
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My grandmother taught me to make apple dumplings, she DID use a full cored apple, but she put a pat of butter inside the cored Apple and then sprinkled the cinnamon sugar on they were awesome, everything else was the exact same
Hi Judibooher8409 my Nana taught me how to make apple dumpling the same way! They were a recipe out of an old Betty Crocker cookbook. I have that old cookbook from her, and I make them once in awhile, so good. Only difference is that you baste them with the sauce every 15 minutes until done cooking. It gives the crust a nice candy glaze, which I love the most!😊
@tamistone7344 Really,there's a recipe in a Betty Crocker Cookbook like that...May I ask what year? is publication? I have the recipe that she had, it was passed down by her mother and dated 1892...I can't say if it went back further than that, but I'm surprised to hear it is exactly the same, My grandmother had it in HER truck stop restaurant in 1959, and she used her mother's recipe from the late 1800's I was born in 1954...I know Betty Cricker had one but it differed as in it had raisins from a 1940 edition I THINK, but it was not the same, but in looking up vintage recipes after I saw ur post there WAS one from the 70's that was similar and required basting with the sauce...My grandmother's, mother's recipe did not contain raisins, or nuts, it was predepression Era recipe...
@judibooher8409 HI Judi, I made a mistake and said it was a Betty Crooker cook book. So when I got it out to look for a date for you, I realized it's actually a Better Homes and Gardens cook book! I couldn't find a date on this cookbook anywhere. But looking at the illustrations and pictures, it sure looks like late 50's early 60's! This recipe doesn't call for raises or nuts either.
Tasha seems like a very interesting woman and the pictures of her in her daily routine are art in themselves. Thanks for all your hard work on our behalf!
Mrs Lori this video had tears streaming down my face. My mother, who's been gone for years, would describe to me apple dumplings that her grandmother would make for her that she loved. Based on her description i looked and looked for recipes trying to duplicate what she described. I was never able to. But oh my! This is it. Exactly as she described them to me. Oh, how I wish she was here and I could make them for her! God bless you Mrs Lori.
God bless you Mrs. Lori!! As a 53 year old woman whose knees are already shot from osteoarthritis I do know a little about what you’re going through! I’m so glad you have gotten some relief. Thanks for making these videos and sharing them with us. I look forward to each one.
Those look delicious! I've never had one before, but God willing, I will before the week is out! Simple deliciousness. I love Tasha Tudor and love how you featured her. What a delightful woman and artist. Her illustrations are charming!
Tasha Tudor is one of my FAVORITE illustrators and children’s author!!! I collect her books and my children teethed on her (and weaned onto RedHot lol)
Thank you, Ms Lori, for another wonderful lesson. I have had bad arthritis in my hands too, so I can definitely understand having to deal with the everyday stuff. So glad you’re doing better. And love the recipe! I’ll be trying them this weekend with my 9 year old granddaughter. She’s becoming a very good helper in the kitchen and we always have a good time. Love to you and Mr Brown. You and your hubby are two mighty amazing people and I’m so thankful that y’all share your knowledge with us!
That made a beautiful dough, apple dumplings are so good! Oh my goodness, when you pulled them out of that oven my mouth was watering. I’m DEFINITELY making these! Miss Lori, I’m so sorry you’ve got arthritis, thank the Lord you’re getting some relief now. I can’t wait for you to retire and get some much needed rest. God bless you and Mr. Brown. ❤❤
I remember many years ago that my mother made apple dumplings once, or twice, in the fall when the apples were the least expensive, and most plentiful. We’d go to the local apple orchard, and pick what she needed, then got to eat the rewards of our labor that evening. I’m no longer a “sweet” fan, but can’t wait to make these in the morning. Thanks, for the post, amd helping me a new word. In all of my 69 years, I have never heard the word “larapin”. I had to google it, and will be using it in the future. Thanks again.
Oh, Mrs Lori!! I just love you and Mr Brown! I just had to comment on this; my grandfather was born in 1898 and is the only person in my entire 60 year life to use the word “larapin”! I’ve never heard anyone else say it but you, and when you do I am immediately swept back to my childhood and my sweet grandpa saying that! He used it to describe something SO good you had to lick the plate when done! Thank you for that ❤ He went to be with the Lord in 1980, and he was one of the sweetest men I’ve ever known.
I'm so glad I saw this. Looking forward to it. The hospital I retired from in Dallas introduced me to apple dumplings. They made the best ones in their cafeteria. Yum!
Well I am mighty impressed by those dumplings! But even more important was your news about your hands were feeling better. Thank the Lord! I am so happy for you! I know how hard it is to live with pain. I will keep you and Mr Brown in my prayers and I thank you for praying for all of us subscribers.
My grandpa always said “larapin”describing something he liked a lot. Thanks for all your great videos. I am 82 years old and still love to learn new recipes.
Love Tasha Tudor and have several of her books❤. This just made my day! Oh mercy, going to have to make these, they look so good and just bought some honey crisp apples!
Oh! The expression on your face after that first bite was like you were transported back in time. I can't wait to try these. And I love Tasha Tudors illustrating style.
Thank you, Mrs. Lori, for your video. I loved every minute of it. You're such a lovely lady. I love old timey things as well. I have most of Tasha Tudors' books. I didn't have this one. Ty for sharing with us. Love you too.
I have never heard of Tasha Tudor but I will do some research on her. I love cookbooks. When I was working if anyone came in with a cookbook for sale, I always bought them. I still have them and some of my mother's very old cookbooks. I bought all my cookbooks back in the 70's and 80's, so they have alot of recipes in them and I do search on the internet for recipes. Those apple dumplings look amazing. I have never made them so that is another something good I can try to make. Thank you for sharing this amazing recipe. I enjoy watching you so much. I love your kitchen so much. I feel like when a person cooks they have to put lots of love in the dish. I can tell by your kitchen there is alot of love in every single thing you cook.
I love apple dumplings I will definitely have to try this recipe and I fell in love with a book of poetry from miss Tasha Tudor years ago she titled it All For Love ❤
Thanks for introducing Tasha Tutor, I have 4 apple 🍎🍏 trees and they've not done well for several years, they bloom produce and are wormy, the geese eat them. Disease on the bark too. Prayers for your hands, I've been right there🙏💯👍 thanks for sharing this recipe ❤
Just popped a batch into the oven. My hospice patient husband said he thought they would be good….said he had them when he was a boy…..half way through rolling the dough, he called to use the bedpan! Ugh! Slight delay, but they finally are in the oven! Bless the inventor of the bed pan!
I love to cut apples in thin slices & slice cheese thinly, any cheese you have on hand, on the top & microwave for a few minutes according to how much you have cut up! Just watch it until it melts! Please let it cool a few minutes as it will be hot! Love this video! Blessings❣️❣️
I watch you all the time and since I retired at the end of 2018 I have been cooking quite a bit. Something I never really had alot of time to do before. All the different recipes ...homemade especially bring back the memories and are oh so good! I have ordered the Tasha Tudor cookbook (I had never heard of her) and I am DEFINITELY gonna make these and I know all of us older folks will be oooohing and aaahing, LOL. Thank you!
I just ordered the Tasha Tudor cookbook. I can’t wait to read about her & take a look at the recipes. Thank you Mrs.Lori for demonstrating this yummy apple dumplings. I gotta make these Apple dumplings since you tasted with that “ MMMM So Good “ That just made my mouth water!! lol!! Lori you mentioned your lady friend lives in Kentucky well,I too live in Kentucky. Thank you Lori for sharing this recipe. I know Mr.Brown is gonna love this Dessert and I think he might ask for seconds! I know I would! lol!! ♥️💕😊
Wow! This apple dumpling recipe looks wonderful! I’m visiting my niece tomorrow and I’m going to make these today to bring with me! Thank you so much, Miss Lori. I love watching your peaceful, informative videos that don’t contain any unnecessary background music! ❤
Love everything Tasha Tudor. She is my hero. I learned about her over 30 years ago when Victoria Magazine did a feature article on her. Since then I've been collecting her books and got a couple of the videos that were made about her at Corgi Cottage..."Take Joy" and "Take Peace". When I saw your video and that the recipe came from Tasha's cookbook, I had to look in the cookbook I have because the recipe did not sound familiar. Sure enough, it's not in the book I have with a copyright date of 1993. There must have been another cook book published later. Now, I'm going to have to look for that one too. 😊❤ Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe of Tasha Tudor's. It looks delicious!
Love your videos….its like visiting my grandmas house! We recently started a channel and hope we can inspire people to cook from scratch and garden just like you inspire us.
I am loving your pottery batter bowl. I adore handmade pottery. LOVE Tasha Tuder and this video about her. Would love more Tasha Tuder stuff and to see what books of hers that you have.
Ms Lori I haven’t made homemade apple dumplings in years. I use to fret over making them. I would make them whole and they would fall apart before I could transfer them to my baking dish. They always turned out wonderful, but they are more difficult whole in my opinion. You have taught me a new way. I have apples and I’m going to give these a try. Bless you for sharing these wonderful recipes. I love to cook and preserve and garden too. It gives me great pleasure and it’s relaxing. I look forward to seeing you and Mr Brown. I’m enjoying his videos as well. 😊
These look absolutely delicious! My mother used to love apple dumplings. She did not make them very often but Apple dumplings or apple Pie were among her favorite desserts. She was a wonderful cook and a wonderful lady. I wish I had paid more attention to her cooking when I was growing upI am unable to cook now due to health reasons but I love watching your videos and thinking of my mother. Thank you for this recipe.
My mom use to make the full apple dumplings. It would be cored with spices, butter and sugar in the core. Of course wrapped in pastry with a unique sauce over it which used the Red Hot Cinnamon candies. Fantastic! God bless all here!
Miss Lori I had never heard of Tasha Tudor before tonight, watching your video of her cookbook and making the apple dumplings. my mother-in-law used to make what she called apple dumplings. She get the biggest pot that she had put water in it and a whole can of carnation evaporated milk sweeten it and add vanilla to taste. This was coming to a bowl on the stove she would make a biscuit dough like she was making biscuits. Roll it out. She would chop her apples and small bits and play some inside her dough with a little bit of cinnamon and sugar pinching the dough together a hold the contents, and when she would get a few of them made, she would start dropping them in the milk mixture on the stove, she would not stir them much. She would keep checking to make sure that she had gotten her apples cooked inside. It was just a wonderful recipe. I wish I had taken time to write it down as she was making it so if you don’t mind in your research through your vintage cookbooks if you come across one like this with the milk in it, let me know please. I’d appreciate it so much thanks I love watching you and Mr. Brown and you telling about your life. Thank you so much..
Happy Thursday from your Easley S.C. christian friends, pastor Brian and Nancy Aiken! We are always excited to see you and Mr.Brown’s new videos when they come out so thank you! I’ve never made apple dumplings so I’m so excited to make some for our family! Y’all have been such a blessing to us because we have so much in common! Amazing video again this week! Thank you so much! We love y’all!
My mom had an apple dumpling recipe in a local cookbook that were sooo good! She made them with the whole apple. Gonna make these next time I have company!
Dear Miss Lori: I will echo some others fears of instant pots. Thank you so much! You make it seem less frightening and will try your chicken and dumplings. Love your videos!
Hi,I just found you from another account. Couldn't help but notice the mentioning of Tasha Tudor. She is such an inspiration. Looking forward to seeing the channel.
I love Tasha Tudor,too. I have a book I keep out by a chair, to sit and take a tea break while reading and relaxing and getting inspiration from her! I have researched and read about her life.
I have a copy of the children's book The Dolls's House by British writer Rumer Godden with illustrations by Tasha Tudor. It is a charming story. I did not know Tudor was American until watching this.
Yay, I love seeing your cookbooks. I’ve not heard of Tasha Tudor but will be reading about her. I love art and cooking. Funny story, I was listening to your channel while I was prepping one of the rooms in the house to paint and when I went to the kitchen to start cooking dinner, John asked me if I was making apple dumplings. 😂 I’m definitely going to make these for him, he loves anything with apples.
Love Tasha Tudor books. She was such an interesting woman. I have really gotten interested in going back to the old ways of growing, propagating, and gardening in general. Can’t wait to watch the video and would love you to show any tips on propagating cuttings if you do that. Mr Browns broom video was so inspiring the other day. Love you both to pieces. God bless you both. Your online friend. Lorri from AL
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Oh my goodness Ms. Lori! Those look so delicious! I am making this tomorrow as I have some apples that need to be used❤️ I love all of your bowls and measuring cups, etc! I even have some of the same one!
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Miss Lori, I work in an Assisted living home and I am a cook, I am literally making these for our dessert tonight!! I've watched the video twice and I am pretty sure I got it...thank you for sharing this, it's gonna be good ya'll!!!!!!
Wow, lucky people that get this for dessert! You are so sweet to treat them to this yummy dish🌞🦋💖
Wonderful, I hope they love them!
I remember my Granny would make us apple dumplings. One day we begged her to make them, but we didn't have any apples and no way to go to the store, so she pulled out some apple sauce she had made and made dumplings with it. They were delicious! She always had a way of making everything taste good. Once she made us some taffy for a taffy pull and told us how they did it when she was young...if you had a sweetheart, you pulled taffy with them so you could touch hands. 😊 I miss her, but she's still lives in my heart 💕
Ohhhhh, good !!!! Another visit at the Brown house. In the Brown’s kitchen. Getting my iced coffee ready...
Well, that sounds yummy...I think I will fix myself one too! I'm running on one cup today, plus a little iced tea...a coffee break sounds divine!
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I have Tasha’s cookbook. Our daughter was introduced to Tasha Tudor children books when she was a little girl many years ago. She still has all her books. I came across columbine and forget-me-not seeds from Tasha’s home several years ago and ordered them. Though the forget-me-nots went by the wayside, the columbines come up every year. My daughter has Tasha’s videos. I read “T’was the Night Before Christmas” book illustrated by Tasha every Christmas. This was a treat to find since my daughter and I have always been Tasha Tudor fans.❤ Thank you!
Apple Dumpling Gang be a good movie to go with ❤ 😋
Thank you for featuring Tasha Tudor. She was such a wonderful artist and influence. I love her ways. Those dumplings look so delicious. Can’t wait to make them. Bless you🌞🦋💖
I also have several Tasha books and visited her home and garden four years ago. Her talent and ability to live a simple life were fascinating.
I wondered what happened to her property after her death. So glad it still exists.
So funny. I just reserved a corgi puppy for when I retire. Tasha Tudor was my inspiration.
I have loved Tasha Tudor for 35 years and have her books and her cookbook and she was such an amazing wonderful lady like you miss lori! I am so glad tshat you did a video on this they are absolutely amazing and my mother used to make these two and they were so good.
I love Tasha Tudor! Such a neat lady, love her books. This just made me smile!
I loved the illustrations of Tasha Tudor. Once I was in the hospital, and I watched a documentary of Tasha Tudor and her life and how she lived. I loved it, she was such an interesting woman. I loved seeing her Corgis walk beside her in her garden. We too had Corgis and I loved that she used to illustrate them.
I love cookbooks and old books in general.
❤ Hi Lori from hot hot hot country Victoria Australia 🇦🇺. Been to Church this morning and now hiding at home from the heat. I dont hold up well in this weather, getting older does me few favours for sure...but those dumplings look mighty good and the grandies would all agree!! Come the cooller months i'll be making dozens of delicious dumplings. God bless you all.❤❤❤❤
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I’m so happy to see this recipe done
Tasha Tudor was my inspiration to go back to the old ways. Amazing woman. Her artwork touches me especially her little mice.
I lived in Vermont and once saw Tasha Tudor walking down the street in Hanover NH, wearing a long woolen cape in the winter-beautiful!
My grandmother taught me to make apple dumplings, she DID use a full cored apple, but she put a pat of butter inside the cored Apple and then sprinkled the cinnamon sugar on they were awesome, everything else was the exact same
Hi Judibooher8409 my Nana taught me how to make apple dumpling the same way! They were a recipe out of an old Betty Crocker cookbook. I have that old cookbook from her, and I make them once in awhile, so good. Only difference is that you baste them with the sauce every 15 minutes until done cooking. It gives the crust a nice candy glaze, which I love the most!😊
@tamistone7344 Really,there's a recipe in a Betty Crocker Cookbook like that...May I ask what year? is publication?
I have the recipe that she had, it was passed down by her mother and dated 1892...I can't say if it went back further than that, but I'm surprised to hear it is exactly the same, My grandmother had it in HER truck stop restaurant in 1959, and she used her mother's recipe from the late 1800's I was born in 1954...I know Betty Cricker had one but it differed as in it had raisins from a 1940 edition I THINK, but it was not the same, but in looking up vintage recipes after I saw ur post there WAS one from the 70's that was similar and required basting with the sauce...My grandmother's, mother's recipe did not contain raisins, or nuts, it was predepression Era recipe...
@judibooher8409 HI Judi, I made a mistake and said it was a Betty Crooker cook book. So when I got it out to look for a date for you, I realized it's actually a Better Homes and Gardens cook book! I couldn't find a date on this cookbook anywhere. But looking at the illustrations and pictures, it sure looks like late 50's early 60's! This recipe doesn't call for raises or nuts either.
Tasha seems like a very interesting woman and the pictures of her in her daily routine are art in themselves. Thanks for all your hard work on our behalf!
Mrs Lori this video had tears streaming down my face. My mother, who's been gone for years, would describe to me apple dumplings that her grandmother would make for her that she loved. Based on her description i looked and looked for recipes trying to duplicate what she described. I was never able to. But oh my! This is it. Exactly as she described them to me. Oh, how I wish she was here and I could make them for her! God bless you Mrs Lori.
God bless you Mrs. Lori!! As a 53 year old woman whose knees are already shot from osteoarthritis I do know a little about what you’re going through! I’m so glad you have gotten some relief.
Thanks for making these videos and sharing them with us. I look forward to each one.
Thank you
Those look delicious! I've never had one before, but God willing, I will before the week is out! Simple deliciousness. I love Tasha Tudor and love how you featured her. What a delightful woman and artist. Her illustrations are charming!
Hello Ms Lori, good to see you.
Tasha Tudor is one of my FAVORITE illustrators and children’s author!!!
I collect her books and my children teethed on her (and weaned onto RedHot lol)
Thank you, Ms Lori, for another wonderful lesson. I have had bad arthritis in my hands too, so I can definitely understand having to deal with the everyday stuff. So glad you’re doing better. And love the recipe! I’ll be trying them this weekend with my 9 year old granddaughter. She’s becoming a very good helper in the kitchen and we always have a good time. Love to you and Mr Brown. You and your hubby are two mighty amazing people and I’m so thankful that y’all share your knowledge with us!
That made a beautiful dough, apple dumplings are so good! Oh my goodness, when you pulled them out of that oven my mouth was watering. I’m DEFINITELY making these! Miss Lori, I’m so sorry you’ve got arthritis, thank the Lord you’re getting some relief now. I can’t wait for you to retire and get some much needed rest. God bless you and Mr. Brown. ❤❤
I remember many years ago that my mother made apple dumplings once, or twice, in the fall when the apples were the least expensive, and most plentiful. We’d go to the local apple orchard, and pick what she needed, then got to eat the rewards of our labor that evening. I’m no longer a “sweet” fan, but can’t wait to make these in the morning. Thanks, for the post, amd helping me a new word. In all of my 69 years, I have never heard the word “larapin”. I had to google it, and will be using it in the future. Thanks again.
Oh, Mrs Lori!! I just love you and Mr Brown! I just had to comment on this; my grandfather was born in 1898 and is the only person in my entire 60 year life to use the word “larapin”! I’ve never heard anyone else say it but you, and when you do I am immediately swept back to my childhood and my sweet grandpa saying that! He used it to describe something SO good you had to lick the plate when done! Thank you for that ❤ He went to be with the Lord in 1980, and he was one of the sweetest men I’ve ever known.
My mother used to say Larapin good! Thanks for bringing back that memory 💖
Yes, it's a word we use alot, I don't hear many people use this word much
Haven't heard it in probably 60 years. My people in Arkansas used it when I was a child. Can't wait to try these.
Wow! A Tasha Tudor cookbook! Magnificent
I'm so glad I saw this. Looking forward to it. The hospital I retired from in Dallas introduced me to apple dumplings. They made the best ones in their cafeteria. Yum!
That's the way it was done, simple ingredients with lots of love!!! 🙂🙂
Well I am mighty impressed by those dumplings! But even more important was your news about your hands were feeling better. Thank the Lord! I am so happy for you! I know how hard it is to live with pain. I will keep you and Mr Brown in my prayers and I thank you for praying for all of us subscribers.
Thank you so much
My grandpa always said “larapin”describing something he liked a lot. Thanks for all your great videos. I am 82 years old and still love to learn new recipes.
I think I first heard of Tasha Tudor in an article in Victoria magazine. My favorite escape magazine ❤😊
Love Tasha Tudor and have several of her books❤. This just made my day! Oh mercy, going to have to make these, they look so good and just bought some honey crisp apples!
Oh! The expression on your face after that first bite was like you were transported back in time. I can't wait to try these.
And I love Tasha Tudors illustrating style.
Thank you, Mrs. Lori, for your video. I loved every minute of it. You're such a lovely lady. I love old timey things as well. I have most of Tasha Tudors' books. I didn't have this one. Ty for sharing with us. Love you too.
I have never heard of Tasha Tudor but I will do some research on her. I love cookbooks. When I was working if anyone came in with a cookbook for sale, I always bought them. I still have them and some of my mother's very old cookbooks. I bought all my cookbooks back in the 70's and 80's, so they have alot of recipes in them and I do search on the internet for recipes. Those apple dumplings look amazing. I have never made them so that is another something good I can try to make. Thank you for sharing this amazing recipe. I enjoy watching you so much. I love your kitchen so much. I feel like when a person cooks they have to put lots of love in the dish. I can tell by your kitchen there is alot of love in every single thing you cook.
Oh my gosh I have the same cook book.I love Tasha and have watched a corgi cottage christmas and take joy .Such a lovely lady .❤ love from the UK xx
I love apple dumplings I will definitely have to try this recipe and I fell in love with a book of poetry from miss Tasha Tudor years ago she titled it All For Love ❤
Thanks for introducing Tasha Tutor, I have 4 apple 🍎🍏 trees and they've not done well for several years, they bloom produce and are wormy, the geese eat them. Disease on the bark too. Prayers for your hands, I've been right there🙏💯👍 thanks for sharing this recipe ❤
Just popped a batch into the oven. My hospice patient husband said he thought they would be good….said he had them when he was a boy…..half way through rolling the dough, he called to use the bedpan! Ugh! Slight delay, but they finally are in the oven! Bless the inventor of the bed pan!
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My Mimi made these when I was young. She had an apple tree. This recipe reminds me of her
I must try these when I get to feeling better
God bless you and heal you! 🙏
I love to cut apples in thin slices & slice cheese thinly, any cheese you have on hand, on the top & microwave for a few minutes according to how much you have cut up! Just watch it until it melts! Please let it cool a few minutes as it will be hot! Love this video! Blessings❣️❣️
I watch you all the time and since I retired at the end of 2018 I have been cooking quite a bit. Something I never really had alot of time to do before. All the different recipes ...homemade especially bring back the memories and are oh so good! I have ordered the Tasha Tudor cookbook (I had never heard of her) and I am DEFINITELY gonna make these and I know all of us older folks will be oooohing and aaahing, LOL. Thank you!
That is awesome!
Oh my my miss Lori your killin me. Haha my mouth is watering. She was a very unique lady. Thank you for the wonderful video🩷
Cook through the books! Great idea! Don't mess with what works!❤
They looked delicious, Ms. Lori. 💞
I just ordered the Tasha Tudor cookbook. I can’t wait to read about her & take a look at the recipes. Thank you Mrs.Lori for demonstrating this yummy apple dumplings. I gotta make these Apple dumplings since you tasted with that “ MMMM So Good “ That just made my mouth water!! lol!!
Lori you mentioned your lady friend lives in Kentucky well,I too live in Kentucky.
Thank you Lori for sharing this recipe.
I know Mr.Brown is gonna love this
Dessert and I think he might ask for seconds! I know I would! lol!!
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Huge Tasha Tudor fan.... a family cookbook is new to me! Great recipe... Thankyou!
The dumplings look easy and delicious. Thank you, Miss Lori.
Wow! This apple dumpling recipe looks wonderful! I’m visiting my niece tomorrow and I’m going to make these today to bring with me!
Thank you so much, Miss Lori.
I love watching your peaceful, informative videos that don’t contain any unnecessary background music! ❤
Thank you it is delicious
I love apple dumplings! You can also just use apple pie filling. Then you dont have to worry about your apples being slightly crunchy.
My Tasha Tudor book came Miss Lori. I love it❤ Thank you for making those yummy dumplings.
Wonderful
Wow! I can’t wait to make those Awesomesauce apple dumplings! They are stunning!💜💜💜🩷🩷🩷💟💟💟🍎🍎🍎
Everyone loved it! I brought it to my Niece’s house as I said, and it was a BIG hit! Thanks again, Miss Lori! Love and God bless! ❤️✝️❤️
Wonderful!
Love everything Tasha Tudor. She is my hero. I learned about her over 30 years ago when Victoria Magazine did a feature article on her. Since then I've been collecting her books and got a couple of the videos that were made about her at Corgi Cottage..."Take Joy" and "Take Peace". When I saw your video and that the recipe came from Tasha's cookbook, I had to look in the cookbook I have because the recipe did not sound familiar. Sure enough, it's not in the book I have with a copyright date of 1993. There must have been another cook book published later. Now, I'm going to have to look for that one too. 😊❤ Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe of Tasha Tudor's. It looks delicious!
Love that big spoon
Love your videos….its like visiting my grandmas house! We recently started a channel and hope we can inspire people to cook from scratch and garden just like you inspire us.
Always so good to see you.❤️🙏🏻✝️
I am loving your pottery batter bowl. I adore handmade pottery. LOVE Tasha Tuder and this video about her. Would love more Tasha Tuder stuff and to see what books of hers that you have.
Ms Lori I haven’t made homemade apple dumplings in years. I use to fret over making them. I would make them whole and they would fall apart before I could transfer them to my baking dish. They always turned out wonderful, but they are more difficult whole in my opinion. You have taught me a new way. I have apples and I’m going to give these a try. Bless you for sharing these wonderful recipes. I love to cook and preserve and garden too. It gives me great pleasure and it’s relaxing. I look forward to seeing you and Mr Brown. I’m enjoying his videos as well. 😊
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Good morning Lori hope your day is Blessed
These look absolutely delicious! My mother used to love apple dumplings. She did not make them very often but Apple dumplings or apple Pie were among her favorite desserts. She was a wonderful cook and a wonderful lady. I wish I had paid more attention to her cooking when I was growing upI am unable to cook now due to health reasons but I love watching your videos and thinking of my mother. Thank you for this recipe.
My mom use to make the full apple dumplings. It would be cored with spices, butter and sugar in the core. Of course wrapped in pastry with a unique sauce over it which used the Red Hot Cinnamon candies. Fantastic!
God bless all here!
Miss Lori I had never heard of Tasha Tudor before tonight, watching your video of her cookbook and making the apple dumplings. my mother-in-law used to make what she called apple dumplings. She get the biggest pot that she had put water in it and a whole can of carnation evaporated milk sweeten it and add vanilla to taste. This was coming to a bowl on the stove she would make a biscuit dough like she was making biscuits. Roll it out. She would chop her apples and small bits and play some inside her dough with a little bit of cinnamon and sugar pinching the dough together a hold the contents, and when she would get a few of them made, she would start dropping them in the milk mixture on the stove, she would not stir them much. She would keep checking to make sure that she had gotten her apples cooked inside. It was just a wonderful recipe. I wish I had taken time to write it down as she was making it so if you don’t mind in your research through your vintage cookbooks if you come across one like this with the milk in it, let me know please. I’d appreciate it so much thanks I love watching you and Mr. Brown and you telling about your life. Thank you so much..
Looks delicious mis Lori you're making us all hungry for apple dumplings❤
Delicious, my Grandmother made these. Not had them for many years. Thankyou Miss Lori. 🇬🇧🥰
Happy Thursday from your Easley S.C. christian friends, pastor Brian and Nancy Aiken! We are always excited to see you and Mr.Brown’s new videos when they come out so thank you! I’ve never made apple dumplings so I’m so excited to make some for our family! Y’all have been such a blessing to us because we have so much in common! Amazing video again this week! Thank you so much! We love y’all!
I’ve made big ones but this looks good my grandsons will love it
I made these yesterday, shared some with my sister & boy they were delicious!!! Easy to make too, thanks Mrs. Lori for yet another yummy recipe!
Glad you like them!
My mom had an apple dumpling recipe in a local cookbook that were sooo good! She made them with the whole apple. Gonna make these next time I have company!
Dear Miss Lori: I will echo some others fears of instant pots. Thank you so much! You make it seem less frightening and will try your chicken and dumplings. Love your videos!
THEY ARE NOT DANGEROUS, NO FEARS
Wonderful treat.
Deeeeeliscious !!!!!😊😊😊❤
Oh my goodness, looks SO good! Love Tasha Tudor too!! Thanks Miss Lori!
Those apple dumplings look amazing Miss Lori, I would have to have ice cream with it as well! Thanks for a great video! ❤
Oh gosh Miss Lori❤ I am starving!
Looks delicious. That's a pretty spring apron.🌷🙂
Hi,I just found you from another account. Couldn't help but notice the mentioning of Tasha Tudor. She is such an inspiration. Looking forward to seeing the channel.
I love Tasha Tudor,too. I have a book I keep out by a chair, to sit and take a tea break while reading and relaxing and getting inspiration from her! I have researched and read about her life.
Oh….my❣️How yummy that would be!!❤❤❤ Thanks so much…
Yes I agree have the dumpling first then if you have room then have supper I will be making them tomorrow as I have all ingredients 😋
I have a copy of the children's book The Dolls's House by British writer Rumer Godden with illustrations by Tasha Tudor. It is a charming story. I did not know Tudor was American until watching this.
I have never heard of Tasha Tudors before. 👩🍳
Praise the Lord that your hands feel better!
I HAVE AN APPLE TREE. IT GAVE ME ONE APPLE. IT WAS SOOOO DELICIOUS 😋 🍏
Thank you Lori. Those look delicious
You made my mouth water with those apple dumplings!
I have the cookbook also and really enjoy the recipes and illustrations. I understand why you enjoy her with her very primitive and simple way. ❤
Oh my goodness, Mrs Lori, that looks soooo good, it's making my mouth water. I'm going to have to make some soon.
Your new oven is beautiful!!
Looks fabulous! Mr Brown will make room for that apple dumpling for sure.
Yay, I love seeing your cookbooks. I’ve not heard of Tasha Tudor but will be reading about her. I love art and cooking. Funny story, I was listening to your channel while I was prepping one of the rooms in the house to paint and when I went to the kitchen to start cooking dinner, John asked me if I was making apple dumplings. 😂 I’m definitely going to make these for him, he loves anything with apples.
Utterly charming - thank you. 🌺