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Awesome video as Always! Love how you make up recipes on the fly! A little off topic... what ever happened to your wooden egg holder that was on the counter on your older videos?
Dehydrating mushroom slices, then pulverizing them before use adds flavor without the texture issue. They can also be used as a gluten free thickener for any dish needing an umami (sp?) flavor.
How long do the pickled red onions last? Love your videos!
Hi Becky! Great video as always. Can you tell me about that giant spring and cap you used to ferment onions? I want to start fermenting but don’t want to invest a lot of money on equipment before I know if I want to pursue it. Will you be doing more fermenting or any videos on it in the future? I’ve seen your kombucha video and I feel the same way about sauerkraut, but I do eat an Asian fermented bean and chili product that I purchase for the gut benefits.
It always makes me smile to watch one of your videos. Your enthusiasm is contagious and if I had half your energy I could rule the world, LOL. Be well, God bless and stay safe.
@@dlsdyer9071 Thanks for the tip. I was thinking about doing that very thing after purchasing “umami powder“ made with dried shiitake mushrooms.
Oh, and Dad will eat leftovers now. He really preferred not to in the season of life when I was home raising kids, but when I went back to working in the dental office after everyone was grown, it was left overs if he wanted home made. Susan, Becky’s Mom
Thanks for letting us know, Susan! Also, hi! :D I hope you're doing well!
So glad he's came around to the leftover world. Btw I love the videos of you and Becky together. Hope all is well with you. God Bless ❤️🙏❤️
That is funny. My husband too eventually came around to leftovers .. out of hunger!
I found the famous mom susan ☺☺☺☺ hope your well ! Cant wait to see you and becky back in the kitchen together!
You and your husband are the best. I so enjoy when you both join Becky on her vlogs. I know ya'll are both so proud of your daughter. God's blessings!💞
Can I just express how much comfort and joy you and your channel give me. You are so incredibly genuine and humble and your videos are pure relaxation and a pleasure to watch. Sending love from London.
Thank you so much!!
I agree
Yes Becky I generally watch your videos as a treat to myself right before I sleep after a busy day. It helps me smoothly go into a deep deep sleep :) Jamerrill has the same effect on me. Guess just love you a lot. My motherly instincts are kicking as I have daughters, as well...
Me too! Such a lovely young lady!
Same here, your videos are such a treat Becky!
My kids and boyfriend HATE zucchini and I absolutely love it. I completely took your idea of adding zucchini to things. They have no clue 😂 thanks love for the great idea.
My husband never knows when I put grayed zucchini in dishes.
Love zucchini too. My daughter unfortunately is allergic 😥
Lol that's what I do, sneak it in 😉
Spinach hides in a lot of dishes here!
Hiding foods that the children or others is always the way.
Becky you light of my life! My day has just been awful with driving for hours with a fever and testing positive for yea old plague on arrival at home. You just made my day so much better. When I was sick as a child my mom used to build me a pillow fort under the kitchen table and I would watch her cook and do all her magic. Ju just gave me a little piece of that safety and healing energy.
Thank you!
Hope you are doing ok.
Sending wishes for a speedy healing process to you!
Sending you healing
I hope you will feel better soon. You will. Curl up with some pillows, Hot tea and 🍯 and Becky’s video.. this stinking virus sucks. Be well…sleep!
Ok…so I just read all the comments and am surprised that nobody mentioned that quinoa needs to be rinsed very well before you cook it. Unlike grains it has something called saponins on it and really doesn’t taste that good with it on (kinda like soap if cooked in water). It also has a strong possibility of causing tummy upset
^^ this
I was watching and literally said out loud "On no, rinse it first" I also much prefer Quino plain so it can take on the flavor of what your topping it with. It's versatile that way and I can use it in several dishes the week I make it in bulk. Also the red quinoa is my favorite.
Becky there are recipes to incorporate into rather than as a rice alternative, that might also be a good way for you to test it and use it up
I am shocked by this! I am living in south America now and no one ever rinses it, and it's a south American product! I will have to try this!
I was just looking through the comments to see if anyone had mentioned this yet. I couldn’t believe the difference after I learned about rinsing it. Now I love it.
I didn't know this, thx for the tip
I appreciate all the time you take to explain why you’re doing what you’re doing and to give a bunch of helpful cooking tips as you go! I always learn many useful bits of information from your videos. Thank you!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
I’m making stroganoff tomorrow too! Thanks for reminding me how much we love it! Susan, Becky’s Mom!
Hi Susan! I've only recently come upon Becky's page and I'm hooked! You two remind me of myself and my mother, in the kitchen! I love it. I'm catching up on old videos and was wondering of you knew what kind of Egg noodles Becky (or yourself) used here? They kinda look like a flat, long noodle and I love switching my pastas and recipes around! Thanks so much. Definitely a fan! 💜
I had a thought when you mentioned not being able to buy fresh herbs through the pantry challenge, that if you have seeds on hand, you could try microgreens or sprouts of your favorite herbs. They grow super fast and don't have to take up very much space. PS I love your content and congratulations on being able to go full time! So excited for you =)
Save your lemon peels and orange peels and make a video on how to make organic cleaning products and use them in other ways.
@@ICatheraTashaI thanks. hadn't seen it. Appreciate you letting me know.
Please excuse my ignorance, but for the micro greens, are they separate seeds to look for compared to basil, parsley or chive seeds? New to this!
@@gracieshepardtothemax1743 you can use any seed your heart desires =)
@@theblacksheepgardener is it as easy as just harvesting early? 🤦🏼♀️ I have 2 medium sized raised garden beds, I just learned about pruning or pinching. I always feel so guilty, like I grew this thing and it’s beautiful, why would I want to take it off. Learning it helps produce more fruit! Cheers!
Can I just say… I really appreciate 40 minute Becky videos! Enough is just never enough haha 🥰 you’re rocking this challenge, girl!
Yay! Thank you!
Also, when it comes to quinoa… rinsing it until the water runs clear helps with any bitter taste that may be present 😊 lots of grass fed butter, salt and Kerry gold cheese is wonderful on quinoa! Plus some sort of garlic vinaigrette!
@@Mrsbryan907 I use kinoa for making breakfast just like oats. Boil it with some water or milk just for 10 minutes, bring it to simmer and wait with the lid on for 10 more minutes. Add some fruit like bananas and apples maybe berries and cinnamon, nuts, almonds, dried fruit, raisins, honey or molasses or syrup. It is filling and takes away the blandness of it.
I loved that,
"at 7 she's having a baby"
i was on board and ready, like ok, at 7 we're having a baby! 🤣
Same Girl i was like damn i wish I was that organized lol 😂
Lol right!
She has fully inspired me in a long lasting way to enjoy cooking and providing for my household. It had always been a battle and something i dread to do. She makes the skill, intelligence, and caring behind it so evident that i truly realized the pride in keeping people fed and now all of a sudden I'm cooking gladly. Thank you Becky!!!
As Romanians, we pickle a mix of vegetables together, like tiny cucumbers, onions, carrots and cauliflower and let me tell you, they are amazing! They work especially great when you have more hearthier meals, like during the winter, but they're definitely good with bbq as well! You should give it a go! You can always fine recipes online and in case you can't find them in English, I can help you translate!
How do you manage to both be inspiring and relaxing at the same time? You're one of my favorite RUclipsrs.
Hi Becky. Watched your Oreo video recently & heard you mention not wanting to use flour to roll out your dough. I always just sift a little cocoa powder on rolling surface or to "flour" cake pans when I'm working with a chocolate dough.
Great tip!
Works for choc cakes too!
Or powder sugar works too
"My sister is having a baby at 7." I applaud your sister's discipline. 😁
🤣
Firstly, when you get your merch going, I’d love an apron that says “Hey Friends” 😉
Secondly I cannot wait to try my hand at growing tomatillos. ❤️ them and saw you grew them so I HAVE to!! Come on spring!!!!
Lastly, stay strong and refrain from the urge to shop you got this. Lol. I’m actually doing pretty well myself with not grocery shopping👍🏻
And an apron that says it’s OK that’s OK it’s going to be OK
I grew 20 some spaghetti squash and after one little one rotted I roasted and froze them all in qt freezer bags and it's been convenient. My family is also participating in the challenge . we are almost out of cheese which is no problem for me but my 4 children really enjoy. We might buy some soon. Still cleaning out the freezers. 30 days since our last shopping trip .
"Josh does the dishes around here" You had me rolling! hahaha I love how genuine you are!
I would have never noticed that Tibro is Orbit spelled backwards!!! Love your cute doggos, Becky!
So glad I found your channel. Having foot surgery in two weeks and you inspired me to meal prep today so I’ll have plenty of food while I’m recovering. Thanks, Becky!
If you want to try out more fermented dishes i HIGHLY recommend trying out/looking up kimchi, its a korean delicacy served as a side dish with literally everything
It is packed with flavor and spice and adds an incredible layer of depth to any dish!
(Would also recommend checking out how they're made regardless of if you're interested in making them or not because its a really cool process to see)
Yes! I eat at least a spoonful a day... 💕
I highly recommend the traditional kimchi recipe by Maangchi on RUclips. However, she has many different kimchi recipes but all are delicious! I am never without kimchi in my fridge.
My brother's in laws and sisters I. Laws eat kitchen with every meal. My brother in law like cucumber kitchen for breakfast
Love kimchi!
I would LOVE seeing her make kimchi
My husband and I have dedicated to eating more healthy, home cooked, whole foods this year, and you have been such an inspiration to me! I am always excited to see when you have uploaded a new video! Glad you're doing this full time. God bless!
That salmon colored long sleeved workout "sweater" I LOVE!!!!! that color looks soooo good on you Becky!
For your spaghetti squash, I highly recommend making a casserole sometime! I made out a clean out the fridge casserole recently with half a jar of white sauce, a bit of heavy cream to stretch the sauce, chicken, spinach and a little bit of mushroom. There was mozzarella and parmesan too. It was DELIGHTFUL!
I've been really motivated lately by your videos to preserve and use my food better to reduce food waste. Thanks for all you do!
Becky, one of my favorite but simplest ways to enjoy spaghetti squash is bake it then scoop it out in a casserole dish with onions butter egg, and cheddar cheese and bake it for about half an hour on 350. Best squash casserole ever.
I need to try this, thanks for the idea ❤️
For spaghetti squash I do freezer spaghetti squash “lasagna.” I add cooked squash mixed with butter, Parmesan, and an egg to the bottom of a 9 by 13. Then spread seasoned ricotta on top of the squash. Then a final layer of marinara with ground beef. Top with mozzarella 👍
Love ur channel- I made homemade gluten free bread crumbs with the heels of my bread loaf. This is a big deal because I am typically a pretty big food waster 😕
Girl, I sure love your honesty! That frig was great! Just like all of us, you forget something because YOU go in 90 directions at once! LOL! I always enjoy my time with you! Love from SC!
Love using "leftover" proteins for other dishes...It's so efficent.
I sure appreciate your genuineness. I mean, none of us are perfect, so this is so relatable. I find myself talking back like "yes, do that" or "quinoa is great!". Keep it up Becky!
Have you ever tried sautéing with a pinch of baking soda in your onions (with salt)? Saw it in an ATK recipe. Completely changes the way they cook down-very sweet and soft
Great tip, I'm going to try that next time :)
No I need to try it!
I’m gonna try this too
I need to try that!!!
Hmm, I've never tried that. Thank you, I will try it.
Dear Becky. I Love your Channel. You we're asking about what a caper is. It ist basically the blossom from the caper plant before they Bloom that gets pickled. After the capers comes the caper apples which are the caper fruits. They are also pickled and the plant itself grows in brick Walls everywhere in southern countries Like Italy or Spain. I Hope this Info is helpful for you...
Thoroughly enjoyed this video today. You are so genuine and inviting. I have not had a garden for 5 years and I have decided, after watching your videos, I am going to restart my garden. I'll use raised beds and containers this time and see where I go from there. I am thinking of trying to grow mushrooms, something I have never tried in the past. I am so anxious to get started again. Thank you for sharing with us, I cannot say enough how I enjoy watching your adventuresome attitude. Peace.
I love watching your cooking videos because it instills cooking confidence in me. I have been cooking for YEARS and I still doubt myself if I go "off recipe." But last night I wanted to make a fried rice and I wasn't into any of the recipes I found. So I just picked random ingredients from the cabinet and veggies that were going to go bad soon and made up my own measurements. My boyfriend said it was the best fried rice he's ever had, so thanks for instilling the confidence to just wing it
That is awesome!
@Aphira do not doubt yourself, just have fun when creating your dishes you'll love them most times. Only with baking you need to try to follow recipes. You've got this
A caper is a pickled flower bud of the caper bush. I have been trying to grow one from seeds for 3 years. Hahaha. The flowers are incredible beautiful too (if you don't eat them all).
Love signing into RUclips and seeing a new video from you! I am counting down until the gardening videos come back!
Your channel is one of my favorites. I've been cooking for over 30 years and I learn so much. You're such a good teacher and inspiring to watch. I feel like I'm in a kitchen with a friend.
I will not be at all surprised when we see you on the Food Network one of these days. Great content!
I love your philosophy when it comes to leftovers and turning Foods into other recipes and not calling it leftovers love it
OMGoodness, Becky!! Thank you so much for your channel! I tried watching some other Pantry Challenge videos and I can't get to the end of them. They just don't produce good videos that are easy to watch. You do. Thanks again!
Wow Thank you!
I love my "planned overs"! I keep different meal components in the freezer to throw together at the last minute.
I am astounded by how fast your channel is growing, but no doubt well deserved. You have a wealth of knowledge, exceptional ability to teach and have such a positive attitude. I enjoy your vlogs
Me too! Thank you!
My mom found your channel and showed several of your videos, I subscribed. She has also agreed to expanding our garden this year so I'm extremely happy about that. So thank you for being an inspiration to both my mother and I.
Wow Thank you! I’m excited for you!
Have you watched Off Grid with Doug and Stacy? Stacy does a ton of fermenting. Definitely a wealth of knowledge.
If I had to pick ANYONE to watch it would always be you! If you were the only creator I could ever watch, I’d still love it!!
One way we enjoy quinoa is by making a "one pan mexican quinoa"! corn, roasted tomatoes or salsa, black beans, broth, spices, peppers, protein of your choice. Good for lunch or dinner served with cheese, avocado and tortillas! Yum. Love your videos!
@@kathrynwitte3398 Perhaps I am using my own broth, homemade tortillas and salsa. I was only trying to give out an option to use up quinoa; there are plenty of recipes out there and ways to customize them.
Hey Becky, I just subscribed to your Chanel today because I have heard so many great things and you definitely don't disappoint! You are so real and so talented! And guess what?! My son Anthony who is 3, was watching with me and watching intently. He never stops and watched things like this with me. He really likes you❤❤❤ So I hope to bond more with him and teach him about cooking, as we watch all your amazing videos 😉💖
Your pickle onion reminded me when I was growing up my parents would take small yellow onions put a little cut and put them in a jar with red wine vinegar. They were so good . Growing up Portuguese we ate good from scratch made by my grandmother. Memories are the best. Thank you for sharing.
I remember my parents pickling onions too and sometimes mushrooms.
Becky, I want to tell you that your seasoned salt has been absolutely wonderful IMO. I made some and then have been using it. I put in less actual salt than the other spices, but it has made such a difference. I can't believe how much energy you have to do everything, but there are many years in age different from you and me. Thank you for brightening my days.
My life is so much better listening to/watching your videos while I cook/clean. Thank you for all you do, becky!
Wow Thank you! I’m honored
I'm always looking forward to your videos! I'm more careful about the things that I eat and I'm learning so much about cooking. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences with us!
Awesome! Thank you!
Me too! Even ordered beef from Grutto, a similar service as butcherbox here in the Netherlands
Have a scraps bowl has changed my life when cooking! Who knew hahaha
Love your videos. Your personality is so engaging. Please post more!!!
This has inspired me to get creative with the food in my house!
I somehow scored a brownie batter elenos yogurt the other day for free (it wouldn't ring up and the manager just shrugged and put it in the bag) it was sooooo good.
Many people (myself included) do not like quinoa by itself. I have found that adding it into other dishes is the best way to eat it, as I can add it to rice (you could have done half and half or mostly rice with 1/4 or 1/3 quinoa), soups, chili, lasagna, spaghetti, etc. The list is very long of things you can add it to. I don't even notice it in most dishes and it adds great nutrition without even really being noticeable. When adding it to cold dishes, such as potato salad, you would want to cook it beforehand and cool it, but usually any hot dishes it can just be tossed in when cooking.
I love watching your channel especially on the days i have chemo. Very relaxing and very informative. Thank you so much.
Really enjoyed the way you created the casserole. Not doing the pantry challenge myself, but I try to keep an eye on expiration dates and move "should be used soon" items to a separate shelf. And then type combinations that might go well together into google and see what comes up for ideas and then try to be creative with what I have.
I do that too! Little bits and bobs into something like an episode of chopped. Not saying it always turns out amazing but I have rarely made anything bad.
I really enjoy your cooking videos. I know this is a pantry challenge but I wish you would show a finished plate and maybe even you taking a bite or a taste test from Josh. Especially your Chicken Piccata, one of my favorite dishes! Great job Becky!
I can do that! I had that same thought while editing it :) thank you for the tip
Becky, try growing cilantro in the cooler times of year. I've never been successful growing it until this fall/winter. I've always tried it in the late spring, but I just tossed a bunch of seed in my garden late fall/early winter and I've had cilantro growing everywhere!
I'm in Bakersfield California, and we do get freezing temperatures, but not too much below freezing. I just tossed some more cilantro seeds out for an early spring crop. I hope this helps, because I know the feeling of thinking I couldn't grow cilantro, and it's definitely my favorite herb!😊
Tibro and Orbit are adorable i had an Australian Shepherd Irish Setter mix as a teenager they are very loving loyal dogs.
I have been stocking up on the Thrive freeze dried foods for the times when I don't feel like going to the store but need a quick meal on the table! It is a great supplement to what I already have in the fridge, deep freeze and pantry
I love Thrive. I became s consultant to get discounts lol. I've never even told anyone I know about it, I just like the savings. I often will use it for single serving lunches or dinners of stuff my family doesn't eat but I enjoy
I love watching your videos! I improvise a lot when I cook, so I enjoy seeing you do the same. We eat a lot of leftovers over here and sorta do the same thing you did with the remaining beef. I can’t get in the habit of true meal prep or freezer cooking, but I want to!
Also: for the spaghetti squash, grilled sweet Italian sausage with marinara sauce is the best over roasted spaghetti squash “noodles”
I love that you show making of the meals. Thanks Becky!
My wife is officially hooked on the pantry challenge. It's a great way to cycle out the older foods. She saw the "gadget" you used for opening the lids on the canned jars. Help... I can't seem to find it anywhere!!! Thank you, I also enjoyed your channel. looking forward to more.
"Doesn't everyone keep a pot holder in the refrigerator?" 😂 love it! This is such a great video, I love seeing the practicality and reality that you share. Pickled vegetables are great, I'd definitely look up kimchi and cortido if you're interested! Thank you so much for being you 🧡
I giggled, at the amount of times I do that too. 😁
And, I recently started putting recipe cards in the refrigerator. I just put right with the ingredients. Then, I cannot misplace it between planning and preparing.
Also, that helps me to stick to my original plans.
@@justpatty7328 that's a great idea! Helps to make sure that you have everything you need too. Gonna try that (and on purpose this time 😅)
I have never put a pot holder in the fridge but did put my spatula in there once...then went looking for it for half an hour.
@@bonnieshort7249 lol oh no sounds like a doozy!
@@meloncitaplays well in my defense I am 71 yrs old so my memory isnt as good as it used to be...lol
I "save" these videos to watch on Friday night. Hard to resist watching them when posted but it is a relaxing way to end the week. Plus I work on my menu for the week!
Decided on a form of breakfast casserole for my eating this week, transitioning back to keto for health reasons, those casseroles are a lifesaver, everything you need to thrive and instant gratification and no decisions on what to cook when you are hungry. Prepped my meats so I would be ready to incorporate into the next casserole.
26:09 made me crack up. Thanks for reminding me to get my pot holder out of my fridge too!
Becky...I just found your channel and am officially addicted! Love your content! Get it girl!!! ❤👍
Welcome!! Thank you!!
Hi Becky,
My name is ichem and i'm from France (Marseille). I love your video and your energy, it's so refreshing ❤. I just want to say that you should mix your quinoa with other ingredients like lentils, bulgur, carrots, rice etc.... it's delicious
My family are originated from Morocco, it's an amazing country with an amazing cuisine. You should try to make a tajine with chicken (it's with onion, green olive, saffron, paprika, cumin, black pepper, potato, parsley or coriander, chicken) so yummy🤤😍 you should give it a try.
I also want to say that I'm huge fan of gochugaru (Korean chilli flakes) and you should try gochujang (korean chilli paste) it tastes amazing if you cook Asian curry.
Sorry for my English it's not the best.
Thank you for your video and for your energy and enthusiasm. I love it❤
Love from France and Morocco
Hi ichem!! I think your English is very good :)
Thank you for sharing, I'd love to try your suggestions!!
Becky you are a star and I'm so glad you quit ya full time job,so we can see more video's and learn lots of new stuff x🇬🇧
Yes girly I totally agree on prepping the extra meat. I love to prep ground meat and shredded chicken for quick weeknight meals for the family. Def a time saver ☺️
I am trying to use up what we have this month too! So far so good! Also a tip: if you have googles (I have snowboard goggles) you can wear then when you cut onions to eliminate crying. A game changer. And it looks hilarious! And quinoa is made beautifully in the instant pot. Perfect every time!! I freeze it and use it later
Becky, if you add quinoa to a salad it soaks up the dressing and it’s nice and fluffy and delicious!
Hi Becky! You are so sweet and lovely🥰 I really enjoy following along and I just learn so much from you! It’s amazing🤩 thank you from the bottom of my heart(and stomach😂) for all that you do! Love from Norway!🇳🇴♥️
Hands down my fav you tuber. Thank for being you. Ive Been a stay at home mom for 3 years now and you have taught me so much in a few months. We cook together every day btw lol. This will be my 3rd garden season! Cant wait to see yours this year Yay!!! God bless. You are a Gem!
I love watching your facial expressions when you taste something. You are one of the most upbeat ppl. Everything you cook looks so delicious. You make cooking look so easy and exciting!
I had my own pantry challenge this morning when I promised cookies and was out of brown sugar and out of almond flour and not enough gf flour! Sugar with maple syrup and a mix of gf flour, coconut flour, and tapiaco starch. It actually worked. We are a gluten free kitchen.
Oooohhh! Maple sugar instead of brown sugar sounds good! 😋
Thanks for the reminder to check my spaghetti squash…1 was bad out of the 4 I had left. Guess what is for dinner and leftovers at my house.
As an American living in south America (Chile) I can give you two tips with quinoa. 1. Toast it with oil first, to give it a more smokey flavor, we do the same with rice here. Then cook it like rice BUT after you turn off the fire, leave the pot with the lid on to continue to steam for as long as possible, it will create fluffier better texture. Quinoa takes practice, but once you have it you will love it so much. The protein will keep you so much more full. Highly recommend quinoa with a sunny side up egg on top.
I never liked sauerkraut until we made it at home. I always thought I wasn't a fan, I'd begrudgingly eat it once a year on New Years day and "suffer" through the experience and then I had extra cabbage from the farmers market bc it was a great deal and my husband loves sauerkraut...well I made it and begrudgingly tried it. I'm totally in love with sauerkraut now. It just has to be mine. The canned stuff from the store just does not cut it for me. If you've never made it at home, it's worth a shot to try.
This is literally me! My husband loves it and I cannot stand it. I fermented homemade as a gift to him after watching Mary on Mary's Nest. I of course had to try it and I loved it!!! I also love to fry it for my Reubens.
Thank you for sharing your journey. I've learned so much and am excited to try a garden for the first time. I've been using my Pantry and dinner ever night has been exciting. It's been an adventure.
Yay!!
Hey Becky ! Your channel is great relaxation for me. My dad is suffering from stroke which is making me worried. Your channel is helping to deal with it. Please send your prayers for him to recover soon. Thanks.
I find yourvideos so relaxing... calming... beautiful! You know what? I feel like I'm in the kitchen with a friend just having a good time! I hope you are doing good too. You created a community and that's huge!! God bless you today and always! From the other corner of the country, South FL here!
I like your energy and efficiency. Truly I do. To be perfectly honest though, I've heard you say "I bought every last one of them" many times, leaving none for people coming behind you. I have come in behind people who do that, who can afford to do that, people who may only be able to afford one of them, but there are none left because people stockpile.
I love having leftovers but your idea of “meal prepping” sounds like such a game changer! Definitely need to try doing this.
Becky, you have inspired me so much the last 10 months. I preserved all of the fruit from our fruit trees this summer completely blind and started bulk buying at the grocery liquidators as a way to learn w/b and pressure canning. It was you who inspired me to get involved in the rest of the homestead YT and branch out from there. I'm literally right in your neighborhood and you've provided me with the ambition to follow through on some pretty lofty dreams! I hope someday I'll run into you to be able to express my gratitude. We just put an order in for some runner ducks. I'm hoping goats will follow soon. And I'm working on building my garden beds through the next few rainy months. I just can't wait to start growing my own food. Thank you so, so much for all of the inspiration, light-heartedness, and wisdom you provide.
Love your channel!!! Your personality is very welcoming and you’re very down to earth. I’m learning so much and I just want you to know that I appreciate how humble you are. Good bless you!!!
You are ridiculously photogenic, funny as heck with your little noises, and I adore you! Your videos have been a lifesaver for many of us. So, as Justin Rhodes’ grandmother always said: Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Was anyone else yelling “Becky! Put in the garlic!” Multiple times? Hehe everything looks delicious!
This was the best part of my day. I'm home sick today, and I swear your bubbly personality and creativity brightened up my day. Everything looks great, and you did such a good job utilizing all the food that you worked so hard to grow.
When all my kids still lived at home at least once a week we had what we called hodge podge, it was all the leftovers in the fridge from the past week! Had some weird combinations but those meal nights were some of our favorites!
My house had hodgepodge as well!
Did it with my kids as they were at home. Some nights, it was called "Luck luck" because the lucky ones got the last of (whatever it was) that someone else was too slow to get to! Lol
Love the meal prepping instead of left overs. I have a cookbook called Cook Once Eat All Week and it’s such a great way to repurpose foods in different ways. I got mine at the library to see if I liked the recipes before I bought it to have. Love all the meals you make everything I’ve tried from your site has been a hit in my house.
Thoroughly enjoy watching you. Your energy is amazing. When you were fermenting I thought you might be interested in Simple Alaska. The do lots of it & other from scratch foods.
I love Simple living Alaska, they work very hard. I'm veggie, but love watching them cook.
The quinoa needs a bit more seasoning, I think. Do a starbucks copycat black bean/quinoa/corn wrap type filling but skip the wrap and eat it as a side dish. That's good use for quinoa. Becky, you are the best youtuber out there! I love your videos!
You are so adorable and I love watching your channel. 🙂💞
I was laughing out loud at the yogurt saga!! 🤣 Every single recipe looked delicious, you are one talented woman!
The first time I tried quinoa I found it to be really bitter. Now I toast the quinoa in the oven before cooking and it removes the bitterness and gives it a nice nutty flavor. My 2 favorite recipes for quinoa are quinoa, veggie and bean burger patties or quinoa tabbouleh.
Becky you may fall in love with both recipes if you try :)
I was told to rinse the Quinoa in a bowl of water rubbing the grains together
3 times to get the
bitter flavor off. It works
Please show how you make your pumpkin steel cut oats. I’m Australian so for us pumpkin is usually a savoury dinner food. I’m happy to expand how I cook it. My husband and I love your baked oatmeal (new to us, once again not a normal Aussie food) and I’ve even done a pumpkin version, although I had to work out what pumpkin spice was comprised of. Delicious! Thank you for your inspiring and also strangely soothing videos. As well as inspiration in the kitchen, you have provided me much comfort over the last few months during a very hard emotional time in my life. Thank you for being you and having your channel.