Economical, Nutritious Lunches Part 2 HOMEMADE HOT POCKETS
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2023
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Australian here, Western Australia in particular and cannot relate to a lot of American things about growing food unless they live in Arizona, California, places with hot, dry, low humidity environment etc. I love your channel for your clear plain speaking, clear demonstrative instructions around food and cooking,and your no nonsense child raising technique -with grace. I love that term. I am not religious, more a Universal Conscious type, but allowing someone grace in adapting, in learning? Priceless. It is such a misunderstood phrase and state. My boys are grown men but from around 6 or 7 knew how to put their clothes in the washing machine, and turn it on, washed dishes, learned to cook etc with us by their side. Admiration from the other side of the world, xx
Yep another Aussie here I have been watching this channel for a while and I’m amazed how things that benefit the family are so special and simple.. well done 🩵🇦🇺
Well said. My thoughts exactly. We as American have become fat and lazy. Not all but a good portion. When you tell anyone your preferred method of cooking and feeding your family many respond with I don’t have time for that. It a sad situation. I have tried to use Whole Foods and garden plus can goods and work a full time job. If I can did it it can be done. It’s all in your (want too) skills. I’m much older now but still follow what you are sharing here. I commend anyone that at least try’s. Great job to anyone that is trying to learn to do better. ❤❤❤❤
Watch "Our Small Footprint" she tries to garden in your Outback which is not easy.
I am 54 and have had a stroke. This year I planted a good size garden and canned green beans, tomato juice, pasta sauce (Ruthann’s recipe)and froze corn on and off the cob! All this by my self! I also had to put up a fence around it because of rabbits and deer. I am telling because if I can do all of this so can anyone else! Thank you so much Ruthann for sharing all you do on this channel. ❤❤
@@cheryllytle4955 that’s right girl you let them know. It’s not that hard when you put your mind to it. Yes it’s a lot of work. But it becomes more simple as you do it. Congratulations on a successful garden.
You made me burst out laughing! "I am one of 2 people in this household with a fully developed frontal lobe." God bless you and your patience with people and their judgmental comments! You have been such a blessing to me and my family! As a fellow Iowa Mom, I absolutely adore your channel!
I’m cracking up. 😂😂
Why do people get so weirded out that she’s not using containers. She probably Will when there responsible enough to bring them home.
You are a blessed momma and thank you for sharing. 🙏
Good job saying it like it is 👏👏
That truly was hilarious
I can’t believe there are people out there that have plastic shamed this lady after all the work she’s done to reduce the world’s plastic problem.
Ruth Ann, we watch you because you’re not a show. You are not fancy equipment. You are us. Regular, simple, Jesus, life and family loving. I sincerely appreciate you and can’t wait to say thank you in person next week at HOA. ❤️
Amen, but better, lol!
Well said
31:42 Maybe they have better equipment etc. but I come here because of your attitude: your kindness, your „down-to-earth-ness“, your calmness, your friendliness… and I love your content.
"better" equipment...it's all relative and personal preference, isn't it? I have some new gadgets and some old-fashioned ones...they all are welcome and useful ... love your comment about attitude...totally agree!
@@ohioniki6928 It definitely is personal, I use my grandmother’s old stand mixer. When our son moved into his first home, he was talking about buying himself a kitchen aid stand mixer. I had a brand new one in our storage room, that my husband bought me some time ago. I never even opened the box, needless to say our son was glad to receive it. My grandmother’s works just fine, I’ve been using it for over thirty years.
I absolutely agree, I do have choices so for me I love everything about your videos whether you're outside or inside you make my day. Wish you had been around when I was raising 5 children. I was raised on a farm so I grew up with milking cows, feeding chickens and learning how to use what we had and stretching things. But I've learned so much from you that would have helped even more. Four of my children were boys and I taught them how to cook and clean so they could either be a help with things when they married or they knew how to do these things while being bachelors. They didn't have to depend on marriage to take care of them. I think it's made them more aware of the work that goes into keeping a house and home. My daughter was the one who was stubborn and didn't care about those things she has become a late bloomer and likes to tell me that she is now doing things like I did. Anyway way just keep doing what you're doing I enjoy you so much, only wish I could come and visit and meet you in person and see your beautiful garden, animals and family.
100%.
Great videos. Keep it up! I come for your personality and the useful info you share. You’re friendly and smiling and that’s very welcoming.
So many different cultures, so many opinions, we WATCH you for YOU! And for your methods!
Comments contrary to your methods do not have to be addressed! Your channel is AMAZING! Thank you
Agree 💯% 👏👏👏
I also agree 100%!
Agree, well said.
Well said. It really bothers me to see criticism when someone takes the time to make a video showing the way they do something. It’s free information. If you don’t want to use plastic or disposables then modify the information to suit your needs. We all do what we can and if I manage to cut out half as much packaged foods and plastic as this family, I will consider it a huge success.
Well said!
I’m a 71 year old man. I’ve cooked for a living since 1972. I watch a LOT of cooking shows. Yours is one of my favorites😊
You don't owe us an explanation of your choices to use disposable products, but your explanation of being a more pleasant mother made me smile. love your channel.
You go girl!!! Using plastic wrap is fine so pay no attention to the comments otherwise. As you said we’re all doing the best we can!!! Love your channel ❤❤❤❤❤
Maybe instead of plastic wrap, use waxed paper, to wrap sandwhiches.
@lindagraff2484 ,I grew up with either waxed paper and an elastic band around the sandwich or those plastic bags that flip closed,which came later I think .
@@lindagraff2484 I have waxed paper along with foil and plastic but I use waxed paper the least. I think the point of her video was the type of lunches she makes not about the wrapping. The wrapping is up to her. Knowing how she does things I’m sure she is not a bit wasteful with the plastic wrap.
The only problem I have with your videos is that you don't do them often enough. I love watching how you do things, the things you cook, the way you are raising your children, your gardening, and also about the animals. I know you are just so busy that you can not put out more videos, but, if you could, I would be here to watch them all. I've even gone back and watch your past videos. You are amazing. God is Good All the Time!
You’re so kind with your encouragement
So true! I watch them over too!
We do too!!! Love them all!
The only problem I have with the videos is that they make me hungry.😋
I only found your channel a couple days ago, but you’ve quickly become one of my favourites. I’m not interested in flashy and over produced content. Your channel is so wholesome and feel good and your directions and recipes are simple and practical. I love it! And good for you for embracing your own bandwidth with the disposable lunches, and knowing what your kids can handle. Good for you! Thanks for bringing me calm, real world skills in a world full of chaos and fakery.
Well said. All the fakeness out there has become tiresome.
Enjoy watching you I made slot for my family also we were on a tight budget but we ate well as I learned to make so much from scratch ( could not afford to buy premade items at that time .
I’m new here. I enjoy this style of home making. Delete if not allowed, One Acre Homestead is very similar.
You teachings are exactly what everyone needs to learn. Moving away as much as we can from commercial food products is the lesson we all need. God has put you where you are needed. Thank you for teaching us what you know.
❤Amen
Your children are fortunate to have a caring mother who looks out after them like you do.
I just bought a pie press in order to try making hot pockets. This video is so timely. Thank you. I am a senior citizen and still learn so much from you. I love the “why” as well as the “how”. I’ve been baking for many decades and I know there’s always something more to learn. God bless you and your family!❤
I was trying to make hot pockets for the first time and ran out of time. Have you ever just froze the bread after it rose in order to work on it later.
Your channel has become one of my favorites. Don’t change a thing. Love ya RuthAnn!!
Agreed
Hi, I am Judy and I am 86 years of age. I love, love, love watching you and your family. Everything about it is right. I am old school and I love the way you do things. Keep up the good work and please keep sharing. Maybe your way of doing things will make moms stop and think about how they are raising their children. Feeding them healthy and teaching them to work are lost arts in this day. Thank you!
Oh Ruthann …. You and your family are so precious, and I think you do an amazing job filming and editing your videos. Considering the amount of work and mental ‘bandwidth’ needed to run your family and your farm, this is no small feat! I’m sharing, and watching your channel grow steadily as other channels give you ‘shout-outs’ on a fairly regular basis! There are PLENTY of people hungry for this type of content to go around! I’m sure you never dreamed your lifestyle would be so interesting to so many, but people these days are hungry for it. For simpler (not necessarily easier!) times, for the wholesome content not available in the ‘mainstream’. I believe God finds favor in it, and will continue to bless abundantly 😊. I ALWAYS look forward to starting my weekends with your videos, and never fail to end one without a smile on my face. What you’re doing is SO valuable. THANK YOU!
Thank you!!!!!
@@Ruthannzimm i second all she said, and i want to encourage you to, as you find time, develop a channel on alternative platform of your choice. I have seen so many channels taken down or suppressed or silenced because the content does not fit the mainstream message. Even your kind, graceful way may one day get the wrong attention, and we dont want to lose you. Having your content saved and able to be uploaded elsewhere might be a safeguard fir your hard work here.
I love your vulnerability and honesty in using plastic wrap and disposable products! I too am a mother caring for 7 others at home and appreciate your emphasis and concern for nutritious homemade meals for your family. You do you, Sister! ❤️❤️
Yes Moms can ONLY do so much and that's it. We need down time as well so no need to worry about EVERYTHING when we need a break as well as the kids like Ruth said. Pick your battles so to speak. Again we can only do so much or we will drive ourselves nuts as well as the kids!
I actually love the way you just talk to us. Fancy edits and expensive equipment are what so many of us are running AWAY from. Many of us cannot afford expensive tools, and many cannot NOW, even if we once could have afforded them. I, for one, value and love honesty and common sense instead of "to make good food you just have to BUY THIS THING." You have some lovely tools, and what you dont have, you find a way around. You help us know how to find or make things that are just not in stores (healthy, no seed oils, etc.) I want to make my husband's lunches so he eats healthier and we dont spend so much at food trucks or unhealthy fast food. So THANK YOU once again.
We like you because we LIKE you. It doesn’t matter how sophisticated ( or un-sophisticated) your editing skills are or your filming equipment is, it is your smile, your knowledge of life skills, your wisdom and your humor that catches us and keeps us.
The last 3 years have been eye opening for a lot of people. Your honesty, morals and ethics are exactly what people have searched for. I for one am so excited to learn more about what I consider the old way of cooking, canning and general day to day life. I am 60 dad gum years old and have lived my life from a box or prepared package. Your way, in my estimation, is as close to GOD'S WAY as I've ever found. Praying God's blessings and protection over you and your family. 💞🙏🏼💞
Jeanne, I'm older than you LOL and I couldn't have said it better. Ruthann's children are so well behaved. More children should have been raised as well as the Zimmerman children have been, mine included. The world would be a better place!!
Good for you RuthAnn, you shouldn’t have to defend using a few little plastic pieces in those homemade lunches but you did explain they why quite well! ❤
RuthAnn I don’t remember how I found you, but I stayed because you’re real. Down to earth and use values common sense and care about your family. As far as those people who say mean things to you or say you’re not educated they’re wrong! anybody can learn things out of a book, but not everybody has life experiences and common sense like you. The fact that you are willing to teach us and pass to the next generation your family is just plain awesome!
I agree with these statements. You are awesome Ruthann
As someone who grew up without many parental figures, I’m now a mom of two young kids and I learn so much from your channel. It feels like you’re a wise aunt or a mom down the road sharing her wisdom and it means the world to me. We just moved to an acreage last year and slowly but surely building up our pastures, chicken coop, garden and learning how to preserve and make more healthy economical meals!
The way you talk is so reassuring and kind, and even little bits of advice like putting the food quickly into the freezer to lock in the fresh flavours are things I was never given until your channel. Thank you for making these!
And I love your little hand food processor, I hope I can find one in thrift stores or at a garage sale someday!
I love that your children are learning to help each other. ❤
Your channel is a breath of fresh air. I've recently become a subscriber and LOVE every single episode. While my kids are grown and living their own lives I can say it would have been wonderful to find this type information 40 years ago when I had my first child. That being said, I've still downloaded so many of your recipes for my own uses even now. What an amazing homemaker you are. It's unfortunately become a lost art. You can feel the love you put into everything you make in taking care of your family.
They're questioning your motives over mayo! That gave me a giggle!😆Ruth Ann, I will argue that fancy is not better. We get to enjoy content from thoughtful, sincere and funny you, and that's far better than any fussy marble counter tops and Cuisinart gear could ever be. Your humble little kitchen runs on a big heart.
I Thank you for your guidance. I switched to homemade Mayo a while back much to the chagrin of my family. It wasn’t as good in the beginning but I have finally fixed the recipe to suit my critics. Use avocado oil, a little maple syrup, apple cider vinegar and dry mustard…it makes for a thicker Mayo that is better than the store bought
Kudos Mom! Disposable containers vs a less stressed Mom is a blessing to you and your children. These are great ideas for school lunches and for grandmas to serve…they are so much more fun than a sandwich.
I actually LOVE your methods. Keeping simple methods instead of making food and cooking complicated is by far more desirable in my opinion.
I am a disabled empty nester and I also love to feed people. Watching your down to earth and common sense filled content is refreshing for me.Thank you. I am sorry that there are trolls that make you defend your choices but there we are.
Absolutely love your channel! Thank you Ruthann! Don't ever change who you are for anyone's comment. I use plastic wrap too! We all get to choose what works best for our family. Blessings to you and your family!❤
I agree. I recycle, use beeswax wraps, etc. But I also sometimes use plastic when it's the most practical option. We are doing the best we can. And I appreciate your honesty and realness.
I don't watch you for fancy editing or equipment. I watch because you are very real, honest and down to earth! I love your channel!!
You do not have to stand back for any other channel. I'm new here and i binge your videos one after the other and i love it. My mom use to cook and can like you and i am from South Africa. Your methods make me feel quite at home. I love you, your family and al the animals. You don't have to apologise for anything. 💗💗💗💗
It’s truly great seeing the older ways of feeding your family. These are things that always happened years ago. Thank you for your great way of life. May you and your family be Blessed
I watch you and maybe two other people, not because of what you have or the editing, but because of the realness and good content. I especially love the natural and honesty you bring to your videos. You don't pretend to be anything other than yourself.
I loved your honest talk about how you use plastic wrap and why. It keeps you sane! ‘Nuff said. We all know that you are frugal and conserving and conscience of the earth and the “waste not”philosophy!
EXCELLENT EXPLANATION OF WHY DOUGH can turn out differently even though you make it the same way each time. I love this hamburger bun recipe!!! I’ve made it several times and it’s awesome!!! Love all your videos!!
I’ve been looking forward to this! My oldest lives in a college apartment and these would be great for me to batch cook up for him to keep in his freezer for busy days
What a GREAT idea! 😊👍
...& each time he grabs one it'll be like a little packet of Love from Home!😊💖
Thanks Ruthann! I love your straight forward method of teaching! You are incredibly kind in addressing people’s comments and questions-you touch my heart. I love the gentle way you are transitioning your family to more nutritious foods!!!
RuthAnn, I am amazed that the plastic bag police are watching your videos. Honey, you do you and your family and what works for all of you. The snobs who are so self righteous about everything that the majority of us use responsibly are never going to be satisfied. I appreciate your no nonsense responses to them and give you a fist bump and pump. Thank you for all you share
Hello from Missouri. I’m a 74 year old great grandma who looks forward to Saturdays so I can watch your videos. Todays video was so beneficial, as I am trying to help my family become aware of ways to get better nutrition on a budget and I myself am reading labels for ingredients rather than grams of fat or calories.😊 I’m getting ready to look for a mayo recipe on your channel. God bless you, your family, and your work.❤
Hi @Grammysgarden. I am also from Missouri and 74 years old. I agree. I love these videos.
@@lylacrawford1827 That’s amazing. I love our state, although the weather has been so hot this summer. I think this channel is also relaxing. 😊
Well I am not quite 74 but I do live in Missouri and like you love Ruth ann and her honesty. If you find a recipe for mayo I would love for you to share. Hope you enjoy this beautiful weekend.
@@dezlienimmo7085 It’s so beautiful, I have been pulling dying (old plants) out of my garden, it’s so beautiful and the temperatures are perfect for a little work out.
I love her honesty and integrity too. This video she spoke of maybe not the fancy equipment and the competition on RUclips and it’s so true, but she has something not everyone has . You have a wonderful day in our beautiful state. I grew up in the Missouri Ozark mountains but my family moved to Central Missouri when I was a teen. So I think our state is a pretty one.😊
I am in Springfield. I have been decorating my front and back porches for fall. Love this weather.
My grandmother raised the three of us. She used to grind the leftover beef with ground fresh carrots. She added Mayo. What a great sandwich spread! She added nutrition every way she could. Carrots added a nutritional crunchy texture to our sandwiches💕
What a pleasure your channel is. So refreshing to see young families still using methods we used. May your channel inspire more families.
14:55 Thank you for showing us what not to do. It made me laugh. Thanks for not editing this part out! 🤣🤣🤣
My mom always had a meat grinder, it attached to her table. She used it to make ham salad, to grind cranberries. I know it was used for more things but those are the two that really stick in my mind. I believe my brother still has it.
My mom had one like that. I wish I had it. I've seen quite a few in thrift shops but they almost never have the round discs that attach to change how coarse the grind is.
Ruthann, IMO, you are a beautiful, down to earth mother. I watch your channel for you. You do not have to quantify your remarks for the way you raise your family. I absolutely loved your comment, "I am one of two people with a frontal lobe.." and "character training" for your three small sons. We should all be so lucky. Many blessings and love to you and yours.❤
YOU are wonderful, Ruthann! I watch YOU and your loving care of your family--NOT fancy equipment or slick graphics! May God continue to bless and keep you and yours!
Ruthanne don't worry about what others think YOU DO WHAT YOU GOT TO DO TO MAKE IT WORK. i HEAR YOU SISTER. 🥰🥰
Again, what a BLESSING your channel has been to us, and we’ve only just discovered you!! My daughter has Chiari-I Malforation, which causes constant, debilitating migraines that are made even worse with “storebought” food additives, so we’ve always had to follow a “restricted” all-organic diet for her. Your tips on neat ways to make snacks/treats, ranch dressing powder, sandwiches and hot pockets is a true blessing from above, because, I’ve run out of ideas for making wholesome, but tasty meals that she can take with her to work in the ER, or while she’s caregiving for an ER physician’s family. I have to get up at 3 am so that her fresh, take-with meals are ready to pack for lunch before she leaves at 6am, so believe me when I say that these “make-ahead” ideas are a gift sent straight from Heaven!! Please keep sharing your knowledge and education with us all…your mentorship is truly INVALUABLE!!
I used to have a migraine every day of my life for more than 20 years before I realized all the store bought packaged stuff was a major factor!! I still get migraines, but they're not constant as long as I make almost everything at home from scratch. (I still don't know the cause as I've been to countless Dr.'s and specialists, my own theory is that I don't have an intact blood brain barrier. But I will definitely look into Chiari.)
@@CampLJNC I just learned a new “Migraine Hack,” believe it or not after all these years of using Butterbur, Feverfew and SkullCap tea; take 1 tsp of Cream of Tartar and dissolve it in just a bit of distilled water [not tap water or even storebought “filtered water,” which both contain the harmful version of Fluoride [not the beneficial Calcium Fluoride] as well as some form of Chlorine - and “reverse osmosis” filters are not small enough to trap the toxic Fluoride]…it literally works in minutes!
I make your hamburger buns every week, and they are so soft and delicious. I use them for sandwiches of all kinds. My grandchildren , and my daughter who has autism, will love the hot pockets. So thankful you shared this idea. Blessings from Kentucky.
I love your channel. I am not a homemaker with kids at home but I sure do love your content. Positive, realistic and uply.
I love the way you show different options for those who may not have the same equipment. The hot pocket recipe looks delicious - such a neat idea. I hope to try it soon! Thank you!
My Granny and Mum used a floured glass to cut circles, they often made hot pockets, although we called them pasties with left overs from dinners. Always delicious.😊 Thank you for sharing😊
Some people are just not happy unless they are telling everyone else what they are doing that they don't like. You are an amazing person and put pure love into each thing you do. Blessings to you and your family. Hopefully judgement becomes a thing of the past very soon.😊
I learned a trick for keeping the bread from getting soggy. If you spread a thin layer of butter on the bread before putting your filling on, it’ll keep the bread from absorbing any extra liquid. They do this traditionally with little tea sandwiches.
I think this lunch series is some of my favorite RUclips of all time because of YOU, your great simple wholesome recipes, AND the reality based, common sense parenting pieces you sprinkle in! THANK YOU!
You're doing a wonderful job! I love how you simplify the process and encourage those of us who are just getting started. Also, we all use plastic at one point or another. Ignore any hateful comments. You are right! We do the best we can with what we have. Thank you for helping those of us who desire a more homemade life. Love from Oklahoma
You may think you are competing but your doing great you are one of my favorites!!! Love watching from scratch cooking and learning the ways your elders did things!! Gives me such great inspiration. ❤❤❤❤
To think all our appliances would last as long as the grinder your grandma gifted you. Wow! worked like a charm. I have found myself binge watching your channel. Thanks for all the kitchen and garden skills you share.
I don’t give a hoot about the polished videos others put out. I just love your channel.
Keep doing you. Bless you 😘💐🪔🪷🤍🙏🏻
I make a roast beef , ham , chicken , or a Turkey breast and roast in the oven or outside in a stainless roasting pan on our propane grill that has a cover to close like and oven . We have one hot dinner that night . Then I slice for cold sandwiches. Chicken I make chicken salad . Then I use the ham bone for peas soup or lentil soup, the chicken bone for broth and Turkey bones for broth . My mom had five kids I did the same for my family . Excellent video . Have a blessed day🌸
You remind me of my mamaw Maggie. She passed around a year ago. She was so knowledgeable in the kitchen and so loving and a good teacher. I looked up to her example so much. I miss her but I try to keep her memory alive by cooking from scratch in the kitchen. Every time I make something homemade I think she would be so happy! Thank you for sharing this video! I might have to try making some of these for my kiddo!
I recently found your channel. I LOVE watching you making it easy without all the “fancy” gadgets. Thank you so much. Can’t wait to watch more.
I love how you feed your family the best food, homegrown and home processed! God bless you for knowing that character development is such an important part of your children’s growing up. They’ll thank you for it when they’re successful, well adjusted adults.
Thank you so much for this video! I love all of your videos, and I learn so much. I am 78 years old and still learning.
I love your channel! What I love most is your honesty and realness! I love that your children play outside and that they are expected to contribute to help the family! I see happiness and cooperation. A sense of belonging! These are things that so many of our children are not getting and it is so sad! I've learned a lot too! Please continue to share your wisdom!
You’re far more interesting and educational than most cooking videos. That’s why we watch you.
I'm not here for the equipment or software. I'm here to learn from my Mennonite sister! If I can't have a mom or grandma to teach me things things, I have you! I wish I had you back when my girls were little. You have so much practical wisdom for parenting and training children. My mom was married 4 times before I was 16. I never had true family life like you do, and there were a lot of things I didn't train my daughters to do because I was used to doing everything by myself. I regret that. Thanks for sharing your family life and not just your recipes.
I've only recently found your youtube and instagram, but I love what you put out so much! You are so encouraging to just make a difference in your home how you can. I personally am not currently in a space where I can raise my own meat animals, or eggs, or dairy, but this is still showing me that I can do so much good in my household in other ways :) it feels like learning from a friend. Thank you! Blessings to your family
Thank you so much!!
I just love your thriftiness ❤❤ Anyone who thinks homemakers are women that don’t deserve respect need to see all you do for your family ❣️
Better equipment they may have but none are as easy to watch as your instructions and expert tutorials. Thank you Ruth Anne, appreciate your lessons all the way in Oz.
One thing I love about you, is how down to earth you are in your daily life and character. You don't make others feel like you are better than them. Kudos to you for having an attitude of gratitude. So many can learn just that from you. Such a blessing watching your channel.
Always informative. You’ve made this 60 year old A better cook. I really want to make cheese.
I love the care you put into lunches for everyone. What a great mom!
I personally really appreciate that you are old fashioned. I have struggled to find women who are old fashioned as that is how I am trying to raise my family. I wasn't raised on home cooked meals as my mom was a single mother, but I am blessed to be able to stay at home, as my husband provides financially, and it is important to me to cook our meals. Thank you for the time and effort you put into sharing how you do things! It is a blessing!💖
I love your channel! I’m so very grateful that it came up in my recommended videos a couple of months ago. I look forward to each and every one. You provide a very unique and valuable perspective, and I love that you show how you do things with “non-fancy” tools. More people are going to be turning to channels like yours that show how to live simply and provide for your family’s needs on your own, for the most part. You, and your channel are a gift.
I watched part 1 and part 2 and really appreciate your advice on weaning kids off store bought tastes! Just made homemade waffles instead of using a store bought mix this morning and it didn't go over too well with my kids! But I will continue with baby steps until they become accustomed like you mentioned. Looking forward to more of your videos!
How amazing you are to your family! I just turned 55 and am only NOW starting to wean myself off of all the "processed" items! What a HUGE difference it makes in my life!!! Great job to you, Mama Bear!
Thank you Ruth Ann! I was looking for lunch ideas for my kiddos that go to school here on the Oregon Coast. I love that you get right to the point and your instructions are very clear and easy to follow. God Bless you and your family! -Darya
Thank you so much for the informative and thoughtful videos. Your sweet nature shines through and you are a blessing in these stressful times.
Ruth Ann I absolutely love your channel. Pay no attention to naysayers. You are using very little plastic. I am sure there is a LOT more waste in commercially prepared food including hot pockets. You are awesome! Never forget that.
I respect your respect for the teachers and your fully developed frontal lobe. Brilliant!
You and your family are a blessing to so many ppl. You are a beautiful and kind soul and you have an absolute amazing mind. The knowledge in your brain just amazes me. I am 63 yrs old and I learn something new from you on the daily!! I live very much like you although I am not a homesteader. I live vicariously through you to enjoy the homesteading life.
Never stop smiling. When you smile, I smile .... it's impossible not to. Never stop being you and doing an amazing job with your family ... ya all make the world a better place as far as I am concerned and I thank you.
I love this second lunch ideas!! ❤. Don’t change anything!!! You are such a blessing to us all!
So glad I found you. I don't have fancy equipment and there's no guarantee that what I do have will always work so I love the simple explanation that helps me break it down into focusing on HOW I can do this. Thank you
I just love your channel!! You’re the real deal, relatable! I’m learning to be efficient, learning wise traits that really work to save me time and money, whether you are in the garden, kitchen or just living life, learning to save money and use simple techniques that anyone can, easily accessible, thank you!!! You my dear are blessed with a gift, keep sharing it💜
I just found your channel, and I appreciate your straightforward format. I instantly felt like I was in the kitchen with you learning from a good friend or family member. ❤
Thank you, Ruth Ann for another honest life lesson. I have owned a Bosch Mixer for 40 some years and I still love it.
That’s awesome!!
Love your instructional videos! You give me so much confidence to make the switch from store bought to homemade. I work full time outside of the home, but I’m starting the switch this weekend on some of the things I regularly buy for my sons lunches. I appreciate all you do! Sending you love and positivity from a fellow Iowan! ❤
Another reason for adding less flour to begin with and gradually adding more is humidity plays a part. I've had a Bosch mixer for a couple of decades and can't say enough good things about it. I love my Bosch! You can add a grinder to the Bosch and many other pieces of equipment. Nicely made video! Edited to add: I use snack bags for so many things. You have to pick your battles.
Honey, I'm 69 years old and am binge watching you - LOVE your presentations❣️❣️
Loved these ideas for lunches. My kids are grown but could make some of these for myself and put in the freezer and take one out when I need it. Thanks for the inspiration.
I love your awareness of your people. I told a pediatrician once that 2 of mine were lazy chewers.... she reaponded that there were natural vegetarians.... new pediatrician!
You are a true blessing. Thank you for sharing your family and life with us.
A friend of our family was a janitor at a school!! He saw a large amount of reusable containers in the garbage!! So from a mom whose kid left her container at school more than once I think you are doing the right thing!! It gets expensive after a while supplying the containers!!
We in the U.K. call these “pasties” especially Cornish pasties.
In the 1800’s or even before these were made by the wives of the miners, they would fill them with meat normally lamb because it was cheaper that beef and chickens were only cooked on a occasion. Potato’s carrots and lamb were cooked and flour was added to make the gravy thicker, if vegetables were growing especially in the summer English peas and chopped onion was added.
The miners took these to work in a pastry that was quite a bit thicker to protect what was inside because the pastry was so thick it was nearly inedible so come break time the miners downed tools and ate their pasties out of the pastry shell because their hands were covered in coal dust and it made it simple to not get gritty food.
Love your videos such a simple way of life with a bit of modern thrown in.
I hope you don’t mind me mentioning this but your using the pasties maker wrong. When you pre out your dough but the circle on the top with both sides open put your filling into one side of the machine dampen the edges with water bring the two halves together and it will seal the pastry without you pulling it to fit and if you pull the dough a little bit to overlap the edges it seals and crimps the pastry.
Very grateful to have found you! Have enjoyed your channel so much, and I'm making way through the older ones and I soooo appreciate you sharing your ways of doing things with us! ❤️
I watched you while making sourdough bread and I’m going to do hame and cheese for the grandkids!! Cannot BELIEVE anyone would watch your video and take issue w sandwich bags and plastic wrap after all the love and effort that went into the contents of those little bags! This world has gone nuts. None of those people did more than slap a PBJ ON STORE BOUGHT SUGARY BREAD if they did that much. You rock.
Love the memories you brought to my mind!! I had 4 son's.
First 3 were born in 1980,81,82and 87...
First 3 all November!
And then July!
I breastfeed...and cloth diapers! My family thought I was crazy!
Library Mom
Soccer Mom
Lunch Lady...
I worked at High School Cafeteria.
Best years of my life!
You remind me of me! Keeping the wheels turning!
People don't know how good things really are..
In 1996 July 11.
My second son drowned. He was 14yrs...
I lost a child in 1985
miscarriage.
After our son died marriage ended.
Oh the divorce rate goes up 75% chance after the death of a child..
My husband married
our babysitter. 18 yrs his Jr.
I'm better now.
Can't wait to watch another tutorial!
Bonnie
Warren Ohio 😊
God bless you!!!
No need to worry about competition from other channels, you are a top favorite of just a few I watch! ❤️❤️❤️