Hoover Stew - Hotdog Stew - Cheap Meal for Hard Times - Depression Recipe - The Hillbilly Kitchen
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024
- Hoover Stew - Hotdog Stew - Cheap Meal for Hard Times - Depression Recipe - Struggle Food - Eat for $1 per Person - The Hillbilly Kitchen
Hoover Stew or Hotdog Stew is a poor man’s meal has been a staple in struggling homes for nearly a century. It was served in the Depression Era soup kitchens and homeless camps. It got us by when we were kids and it will get us through now. It is easy fast simple comfort food that satisfies empty bellies and picky pallets. It’s time to revisit Granny’s kitchen for some of her super cheap meals.
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Ingredients:
1 pound Pasta
1 pound Hotdogs
2 cans Tomatoes or Fresh
1 can Corn
1 to 2 cans Beans (optional)
Salt & Pepper to Taste
Options: Chopped Onions, onion power, hot peppers, chili powder, bacon grease
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We live in a campground in our travel trailer in the summer. Our other full time “family community” get together often and make a big pot of stew. We use a large cast iron Dutch oven over the fire. We each donate to the pot just what ever we have. Someone might take ground beef or stew meat. Another a can on tomatoes, corn, Lima beans, pinto beans. Just what ever you have. It turns out delicious and we all take home leftovers. So we get two meals! There are about 20 of us. We set up long tables and eat together. We have a wonderful time. Thanks Becky
I love this.
That's Wonderful! I imagine you have a ton of fun ☺️
May I ask what state this is it in?
Stone soup is always delicious!
@@shannonnonnahs6943 Yes it is. And always made with love!
I was raised to eat what was put on the table. My wife and step daughter are foreign ... from Connecticut. 😊. They wouldn't eat this. But in the near future, they DARN WELL MIGHT HAVE TO. Looks good to me. 😊. Thanks, and GOD BLESS you and yours. GOD BLESS and help AMERICA🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Lots of people may be eating what they will not today. California just declared 70,000 truck drivers cannot drive!
Same, grew up "modest" in Ohio, later moved to wealthier areas on west coast. Was surprised by the food waste. Even to this day (I'm 57) if one of my painting clients offer me ANY type of food they plan to get rid of I take and either use it or give to a neighbor. Now during inflation nobody I know knows how to change their eating habits . They still eat out or buy expensive ingredients and I'm getting by on half-off meats and dry goods .
Use cheap, local sausage instead of hot dogs; call it American Ragout (Ragu).
It looks great to me. I've been buying hotdogs and freezing them for the future.
Yes my hubby wants chicken tenders
I have an elderly gentleman who lives with me and asked me if I knew how to make this not long ago! I'm going to make this for him, he told me it was one of his favorite foods his mom ever made!
How cool is that?! 👍My 84 year old Dad loves recipes from his childhood and because of kind hearted people like Miss Becky I too know how to make it now. Happy cooking.
Will be making it this week,thank you 💕
Hoover got a bad rap. FDR laid the blame on him for a lot of his failed early policies.
I watch these videos so i can make food that reminds me of home. Been away for 3 years now and cant wait for the day i get to go back home to the mountains of south eastern ohio.
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I have a soft spot for ancestors.Whenever I hear you say, "this is how my granny did it," I think what must your granny think, that the food of love that she prepared for you would one day go out to thousands and thousands of people 💖
Love your channel. You not only have good recipes, but you also give out God's Word and encouragement. Keep your videos coming. 🙏😊
Yes! It is so refreshing to watch her channel! 🥰
I second this!
Thank you becky, for sharing all of these low-cost depression meals. My grandson and I have had a great time making them together. We tried to have at least two depression meals a week to keep the costs down. After all he's a teenage boy!
We loved Clara's poor man's supper from RUclips. It was simple, cheap and surprisingly very delicious. Egg fried rice is also a cheap, delicious easy dish.
Good job, Guys!! Do your thang!
I just discovered these videos and we have already tried a few.
Thank you for this Becky! My grandmother called it macaroni soup and sometimes it was just noodles and tomatoes and corn bread. I loved it and still make it today!
It definitely is a recipe to make your own. I would use either hamburger or Keilbasa
You can get a pack of beef kielbasa pretty cheap, and can use that in place of the hotdogs. I used to make “Friday soup” which was pretty much everything in the fridge from the week. I cleaned out the fridge and shopped Saturday for the next weeks groceries. It was similar to a Brunswick stew. Thanks for the recipe. Many Blessings!
I just bought a one pound package of Echrich Polska kielbasa for $4.18. used to be able to buy the 3lb package for $5.99.
Friday soup! What was the base for it? Please share! Thank you!
@@stacey5925 that’s my favorite
@@blessedbloominghomestead9134 mine too. I love how the skin cracks when you bake it. I just grilled some this past weekend. So good!
@@M00nflowers it was all the vegetables and usually spaghetti sauce with ground beef. Sometimes it was deboned fried chicken cut in small chunks, any gravy if it was in there. It was never the same twice, but I made cornbread, biscuits or garlic toast to go with it. Again, just whatever I had. Many Blessings!
I wanted you to know that these videos are very helpful God bless you and your family
i grew up in a place where a lot of families heading to california ended up cause they broke down and couldn't get any further... in addition, a lot of men deserted their families... my grandpa set aside some of his land in order to have truck patches for these families... it was a tough scrap but we can harvest pretty much year round down there and everyone ate ... i still remember how good everything tasted too
Interesting history what state?
@@lawson9102 that was out in arizona (the southern route)... lotta families couldn't get across the desert and decided to stay ... i remember the old work camps, squatter plots and such... some of the places are still there but for the most part they all got replaced with real homes or over run by the phoenix metro area sprawl and the like... a lotta of food in arizona takes on a "spicy" flavor of these recipes but they're still the same... one of my favorite song was by arkie shibley called "i'm a poor okie"
I am proud of my Hillbilly roots. My bunch made it from Texas to Bakersfield and then San Pasqual Valley in So Cal in 1947. What a kind man your granddad was!
@@abbekulhanek652 my great grandma was from the sabine free state/no mans land and my grandpa was one of 6 orphans she took in ... they all worked their way across texas out to arizona...the mud hut they built in arizona was still standing till a couple of years ago
We had this often when I was growing up in the 1960's-1970's. Feeding a family of 6, this meal was a great belly filler. The other meal we ate was Pot-cheese (Farmers cheese) and egg noodles. YUMMY! I still make this meal when I am too tired to cook all day... cook the wide egg-noodles, drain, melt some butter...and then more if you like over then noodles. Mix the brick of farmers cheese with the warm noodles. Add a can of peas or some steamed broccoli, warm it all up in a pot on low add more butter if you want, salt & pepper to taste. OH MY YUMMY!
yum! sounds delicious!! what is farmers cheese?
@@staceyberry6523 Farmers Cheese is a very dry cottage cheese...no liquid.....stronger taste.
My parents lived through the Great Depression. Nearly 100 years later, it looks like I'm going to do it also, only as an adult. Fortunately, I learned how to get by on very little if need be and especially to be thankful for what's set in front of me. I guess my daughter and grandkids are going to do the same.
It's strange to say, but I think people of our generation are very lucky. We learned first hand how to survive from people who actually went through it. My mother was a young woman during WW2 here in the UK where rationing was fierce. She taught me from childhood how to live a frugal life and get satisfaction from it.
There were several times I was so broke and didn’t know how I was gonna feed my 5 kids. They loved tuna casserole, but I had to come up with a good cheap meal several times. I happened to have a few boxes of Mac and cheese and a few cans of tuna. I made the Mac and cheese the regular way, drained the tuna and added it to the hot Mac and cheese. To them, that was the greatest meal in the world. Even till this day, my children make it for my grandchildren and they love it also. It warms my heart. Thank u for the tips.
@@roxanne2881 tuna, hamburger, hotdogs--lot of stuff to add to Mac & cheese to make it a meal.
@@snowysnowyriver My grandparents made it through the Great Depression. Both of my parents were Depression babies.
I feel blessed to have had as much time with my grandparents as I did; they taught me so very much about appreciating what you have and making the most out of a little.
@@snowysnowyriver
My mum, also lived through WW2 in London as teen. At 18 she joined the RAF Women’s Auxiliary and became a cook( she was a cook) probably due to all the food rationing she survived. By age 22 she was the Sgt. in charge. My step-dad was in the American Army Air Corp. as well he lived as a child during the depression in the US.
We always had cupboards stocked with canned food, we always had to finish what was on our plates, and being picky about your food was not tolerated.
I am thankful for their teaching me that food is not wasted, that eating “ poor” food is not only smart but good and will keep you alive. Never turn up,your when you are hungry, and share with other in need.
Thank you Becky for sharing the cheap meals. Times are ruff ant these meals really help keep food cost down. Everything is so expensive these days. God Bless you and everyone else. Love you and yes always put God first! 🙏💖✝️🤗😇😊
Hello Becky I love your show and that you are a Christian and talk about the bible there isn't enough about Crist in the world. I tried you Hoover recipe and it was so good the next one I fix I'm going to use smoked sausage. My family eat the pot up like it was gold there were no second helping I couldn't put beans in mine my husband has a lazy stomach and he gets very sick. I look forward to seeing your new videos. God bless you and keep up the wonderful t you are doing
If you add too much water and the liquid is a bit thin or too much of it, add some dried potato flakes. It's very cheap, and will add more calories and bulk without diluting the flavour. I keep potato flakes just for that purpose. A little goes a long way when thickening soups and stews. If you can get some of the flakes flavoured with things like onion, butter or cheese even better! I only buy them when they are on special offer though.
The quote you closed with is the basic standard in my life.
Put God first and everything will fall into place.
Thank you.
We're having such a lot of fun here making these recipes and fellowshipping. This IS a really good one for rough times and sharing with others. If things get really bad, I am looking forward to being able to feed my neighbours with your wonderful recipes! It's a great way to share the Gospel... earthly food and heavenly food! 😊
This reminds me of the story I Hurd as a child in school. “Stone Soup”. It’s about a traveler who came into a small village that was starving. He was hungry too. They all said they didn’t have any food to eat. He told them to make a fire and he had a big pot. He was going to make stone soup. He kept saying, “ potatoes would be really good in this or onion would be good in this, ext…. Everyone would tell him I have this or that to add to the soup. Before they all new it, they all had a delicious soup and had more than enough! They learn to work together. Thought of that story when you said they could all pitch in and share making meals. Like Jesus feeding the multitude. God always gives us what we need but we have to work together. Going to make this tonight. Looking at it made me hungry 😋. Sorry so long! Thank you for your recipes on a budget. God bless 🙏🙏👣👣🙌🙌🥰🥰
Becky, you are a joy and a blessing! Thank you for sharing with us. My parents grew up in the Great Depression era, and my dad would make hotdogs with tomatoes and peppers, hotdogs & beans with macaroni, but my favorite was Northern beans with spinach and macaroni with garlic. The Lord never promised that our lives would be easy, but He did promise to be with us through the storms.
💜🙏FAITH, HOPE & LOVE 🙏💜
This is definitely something that I'd serve for my family
And the fact that it's under $10, makes it even more appealing
$5.68 for me here in Arkansas using 2 packs of hot dogs and 2 cans of tomatoes. Would be $3.68 if only using one.
I appreciate your tip on putting the corn in last. I never realized cooking corn too long would make it tough. Look forward to making this. Thank you.
Howdy:
LOVE the video! When I was a kid in the early 50's, my parents both worked 2 jobs. There were 6 kids in my family. Time and money were tight and so food cheap enough to fill up 6 kids. Mom and Dad used to get the "welfare" foods that we had to wait in line for on Saturday mornings once a month. Elbow macaroni, rice, butter, big blocks of Orange cheese, canned meat (SPAM), sugar, and powdered milk. Anyway the one meal that I remember (which was a favorites of mine) was when mom cooked up a big pot of macaroni, then each of us got a bowl of it covered in butter and milk. A little sat and pepper to taste, a spoon, and I was in Heaven! Another "meal" was coffee bread for breakfast. Mom took a big slab of home made bread, put it on a plate, covered it in strong, hot, Black coffee and sugar. That was breakfast about 5 days a week. My Grammy baked 40 loaves of bread every Thursday. The bread was for her kids and other family members, plus some for neighbors. What happened to those days of "love thy neighbor" and "I AM my brothers keeper"? Please keep up the great videos. These cheap meal videos make me remember how good I really have it, and how far we've come.
God bless:
Dave
40 loaves? What a labor of love! Amazing 🤩
Thank you you are the best cook and I love you when you always put God first God bless and keep you safe
My parents grew up in the depression & my mother could make gold out of straw. It’s amazing what you can do with stretching food items & making do with less than you think.
Hello Becky . Thanks for sharing . Your recipe for Hoover soup . My mother always said . You can put any thing in soup . Except the kitchen sink . Great to share with others . I and family share a lot . The Lord will always Bless us .
excellent recipe for a cheap filling hot meal.
I love your videos and your encouragement. Thank you for showing us these tough times recipes 💕💕 and for sharing the word of God.
My mom was a kid during the depression. 0-9. She used to cook this all the time when we were kids. Love it. Also made it with smoked sausage. But, that is so high now till I go back to weenies.
15 minutes into vid.. In the UK, FoodParcels are..either random tins..
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with imagination, exactly what Your Showing!
Your a Light in the Darkness for many :)
Thank You!
More people like yourself and our communities will get stronger in Very Dark Times!
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I remember this from when I was growing up. Brings back very happy memories! God bless!
Excellent Becky!!! 😊😊😊😊😊🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I make this for my family about once a month, except that I use ground turkey (which is around 4.49 a pound where I am) and a jar of spaghetti sauce (Hunts sauce is 1.00 a can) then I add in a can of Kidney beans, some onions and green pepper. I put it into a casserole dish, bake it and sprinkle it with parmesan cheese and a little tabasco sauce. I will keep this version in mind however. Times are definitely making pennies get pinched and stretch food as far as possible. God bless y'all!!!
No pasta?
@@recoveringsoul755 I use Macaroni pasta. Sorry, I didn't specify.
@@KatAdVictoriam ok, they way it was written it wasn't clear you used any at all. Thanks for the clarification
I'm saving this recipe also.
What you make sounds like goulash not Hoover stew.
Irrelevant RUclips infomercials are pesky today.....but I enjoy this channel very much. Truly a godsend!
We always called it “Poor mans stew” and used kielbasa. I wanted to make this the other day and couldn’t remember my recipe, thank you for posting this. Times are getting rougher now.
I made this during college days, I used to call it poor man's dinner. I used rice instead of pasta. If I didn't have hot dogs I also used hamburger meat. I ended up with peas, beans, whatever I had in pantry. Thank you for reminding me. Harder times are coming we need to remember these old recipes to just survive. GOD bless, stay well.
I could listen to this woman talk all day. If only.
I live amongst retirees with money. I am disabled and live with my Mother. Our court are mostly widows and they party.
I appreciate your recipes and your strong beliefs in God and family!!
I always wanted to go back to the farm I grew up at as well. Thanks for speaking the truth and what the Bible teachers us.
Hi Becky I really enjoy watching you cook thank you and God Bless You
Hillbilly kitchen verses & vittles, I love your recipes, this one reminds me of growing up... your recipes are with basic ingredients, the old ways are being lost it seems and I was glad to find your channel with the old ways to me are best .. Blessings to you and your family may you be blessed with health and happiness. Much love from the great state of MAINE.
Making this for my 7 kiddos tonight🙂 thank you for being a Blessing!!!
Love your old school recipes!! Funny you talked about community meals. I love to cook and have two friends who don’t. We share food shopping and I cook for us. We often have leftovers for one meal each too! God bless!
I think that is terrific !
Becky, you’re such a beautiful soul.
I watch great depression cooking with Clara too.I really enjoy both of your shows.
Wonderful idea for a easy affordable meal.
My paternal grandmother lived during the great depression. She taught me just about everything she knew about survival skills, saving and repairing what you have, sharing what you have, bartering, etc.... Amazing information and great recipe!!!
Amazing grandmother you had ❤️
Your recipe was awesome. Thank you for this great campfire idea for feeding a troop of hungry folks.
You are a beautiful
soul ...Thank you..wonderful recipe!!
Boy oh boy are these tough times recipes needed now! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Just made hoe cakes for the first time ever this a.m. I think I need to grind the corn a bit finer than I did. But they're good enough. Just like you said, they're tummy fillers. 👍
I can't find her recipe for hoe cakes. Can you please tell me where it's at ? Thank you
Thanks for another recipe. May Jesus continue to use you for his glory
In the 1970s I was in the boy scouts, we cooked similar community meals when camping. It was generally called 'Mulligan Stew'. Typically it was either hamburger based or canned chicken and then basically everyone contributed a canned item to the pot. Spaghetti or macaroni and water was added toward the end and it was brought to a rolling boil. Now I know where the idea for the meal came from, thank you.
I’m vegetarian, so I’ll use veg hotdogs!
A wholesome recipe. Thank you!
Jesus is Lord!💖
Ms. Becky your such a blessing I love you
People like you are the real Americans. Thank you for being around
Thank you so much for this video and sharing your heart and part of your life. Giving G-d the glory all along. Spoke to me.☝🕊🕎
Thank you so much for these recipes. I feed alot of grandkids. God Bless you.
I remember this recipe. When the garden was in full swing we put onions, garlic, bell pepper zucchini and yellow squash in it also and we were a family of 10 and leftovers the next day were delicious also. Thanks for sharing your recipe. 🙂❤️
Awesome.
Good stuff sis, your channel is becoming more and more relevant as the world turns. Thank you for the recipe, pray through.
Thank you so much maam! I started to shed tears because it reminded me of cookin' with my Mama. She passed almost a year ago.
I made this during the covid lockdown. I found a bunch of depression era recipes. It was good. I left beans out as I don't like them & threw a small amount of chickpeas in it as a bean substitute.
That’s awesome
God bless you and your family hillbilly kitchen in Jesus name amen. Also I enjoy your cooking. Pamela in Detroit
Looks delishious and so Easy to mix together 😋😋😋
My dad used to make something he called Slumgullion it had all kinds of ingredients 😋😋😋
I did her chicken and dumplings the other day, so good, but we had a lot left over. My mother said we are freezing the rest right? I was surprised, she usually doesn't want to save anything I cook! LOL! I'm learning how to cook since my aged mom came to live with me, the Hillbilly Kitchen has been a blessing to us both. I do it step by step and just do everything she does and it always works out, I go to the stove, back to the computer, back to the stove and just do everything she does. This is a big help.
When I was growing up my grandma used to make brown flower gravy and boiled potatoes. She would put flower into a cast iron pan and cook it until it turned brown and then add water to make gravy, then pour over boiled potatoes. That's when times were tough and we couldn't afford meat.
God bless you and I'll always put God 1st. Amen 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍
Looks wonderful.
I just sent this to my son 27,....he made sliced hotdogs, rice and gravy and green peas for dinner before I got home from work lol! I love him, he's going to make it tomorrow.
Thank you for all the good information. You are awesome
I just say how much I enjoy your channel and recipes. You are a blessing to us and I pray that God will bless you and your family.
Your videos are absolutely delicious up in the stretcher dollar and I. ALove you’re faith in Jesus Christ
Thank you. I think I am going to do what my granny would do and make some cream style corn, squash, rice and black eyed peas. Love you 😍
I love love love black eye peas and rice!
@@mousiebrown1747 one of my all time favorite meals too. ❤️
Thank you so much🌹
I have all these ingridents on my counter to make later on today. Cant wait
I live in a retirement complex & I’ve been thinkin of gettin something started here... great ideas!! Love you!! 💕💕💕💕💕🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼💕💕
This sounds wonderful. I wish I has a lot of people to feed.
Thank you. Will send this to my daughter in college. Might be just what they need in their apartments. Thanks for helping us.
It would be an awesome college recipe!
I got thru my Senior college year on this: box of macaroni & cheese; drained small/medium can of tuna, small can of Veg-All or the equivalent. Cook macaroni & drain. Mix in tuna, veggies and last of all, the packet of dry cheese from the macaroni. Salt & pepper to taste.
Thank you for all you Share with us .It is very appreciated !
Thank you and appreciate all of your knowledgeable videos! You bring back soo many wonderful family memories of cooking together! We would cook a huge soup pot of cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes, onion, garlic, kale, swiss chard, spinach, corn, peppers, turnips, sour kraut radishes, carrots, parsnips, beans and polish sausage or beef sausage. You can add anything you like or take away.
We always had a garden to choose the veggies we wanted. Times are changing and knowing JESUS CHRIST as SAVIOR & KING makes ALL the troubles of each day more bearable to none! 🙏🙏♥️👍💯
Hi Becky from Ohio! Thanks for sharing your delicious Hoover Stew recipe. We're praying for all who were affected by hurricane Helene. We still have a lot of people without power in Ohio. God bless you dear. Love ✝️❤️
Well it looks good
Years ago we lived in Houston and we would do that. Especially at the end of two weeks right before payday. We would combine the food. If one had vegetables and somebody else had meat we would put it together. Some of my best memories.
The best meal and a way of praying for people who are day by day, hungry ❤
I wanna shop where you shop! Our prices are much higher. I haven’t seen 2.00 hot dogs for a month. Corn at Aldi’s was 57 a can or 67. I haven’t seen pasta for less than a dollar in months. But it is an economic recipe and thank you for sharing. God Bless you for sharing Christ and your knowledge with us. 🙏🏻🇺🇸
If you are able, you might want to stock up now because things will get a lot worse before they get better.
Go to the international section at Aldi. There is bags of pasta closer to where the Spanish food items are. It's like almost 2 pounds for like a 1.30.
At 4th July hotdogs were on sale otherwise they are expensive. I think this recipe would be tasty just using 2 types of beans, for visual appeal
This is great for a struggling family. Thank goodness you are sharing cost saving recipes! Families are having a rough time. You have done a great job!
I swear if we all make it through these rough times - - you should be given a medal - - - I wish you had been around in the 60's/70's when we were low ranking military family.
This looks good!
Becky, you are a Godsend! Thanks for being YOU 🧡🌸🙏🏼
There was a time when kids were young and things were tight. We had pantry soup regularly ...can of this can of that never the same but it filled us up for little money... sometimes it had pasta sometimes rice.
"'Stone Soup' is a European folk story in which hungry strangers convince the people of a town to each share a small amount of their food in order to make a meal that everyone enjoys, and exists as a moral regarding the value of sharing."
I remember Captain Kangaroo reading the book about Stone Soup !
I remember this tale.
Caroline Ingall's told that story on a "Little house on the Prairie" episode.
@@sherrih.4053 Me too
Freshenuf1: Hi!
I enjoyed your share. It reminded me of one of my Children's, my Son Brandon's favorite Books when he was in the 1st grade. It was indeed called "STONE SOUP". I distinctly remember because it had an artist drawing of a Pig in a Chef's Hat. A very poignant story! My Son has NEVER forgotten that story, that Book still. I'm Native American Indian of the Croatan-Lumbee Tribe and it certainly falls in our values and traditions. My Son is 33years young/old depending on YOUR viewpoint and is quite successful in his Career...As a Native American Indian in these times, I know that IS rare. However, Our Tribe, Our Nation did NOT grow up on a reservation. We were NOT forced off our Lands and Property. We are the Tribe that saved the English Colonists from 'THE LOST COLONY'. The word CROATAN left on the tree...is Our Tribe. We DID NOT KILL THEM, WE TOOK THEM IN AND TOOK CARE OF THEM. There's an outdoor Summer Play called "STRIKE AT THE WIND". that explains A LOT about my Tribe.
Anyway, may God continue to Bless you and all in this forum!✝️💗🙏🕊️🎺🇺🇲
I’m alone a lot hubby works, and well, he’s one of those guys who has to go for a few beers after work. He’s comes home for dinner then off to bed. Listening to you about community and eating together really makes me yearn for that. But! Spending time listening to you here, watching you cook, and reading all the comments feels like spent time fellowshipping with others. It’s not a replacement but sure helps, thank you 😊
looks delish! I grew up with dogs, tomatoes, potatoes & peas and I'm sure with this dish Ill be equally pleased!
Thank you Becky for great meals, God bless
Hot dog stew looks great ,God Bless your videos and you .
This kind of food is actually pretty tasty. It’s life saving. 👍🏻
My grandmother used to keep a small bucket in the freezer and would add all the leftover veges (if to small amount for leftovers) and when the bucket got full it was time to make soup! Loved it!
We make this all the time. We call it freezer soup.
Thanks for giving us good ideas of how we can make inexpensive tasty meals. My mother was a child during the Great Depression and she would tell me about how things were back then. I grew up in the 50s and 60s and she would make all sorts of meals that I always thought were special. I didn’t realize they were inexpensive. So lots of these things you’re making aren’t new to me but take me back. We are all going to need to get creative in the days to come.
Thank you for sharing this. I think it's wonderful you are doing recipes on a budget, I'm sure you're helping lots of families.
Becky you are such a beautiful blessing to so many.🙏🙏🙏😊
Great low cost recipe. Thank you for these cheap meals. 💕
Thank you for all recipes the depression ones I know people are really going to needs .thank you for all you do to help people. God bless.