Episode 18: How to Make Spicy Dilly Beans and Appalachian Talk

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  • Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2024

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  • @crystale3719
    @crystale3719 4 года назад +1

    I love Dilly Green Beans.. Delicious Thank You For Sharing ❤️💛

  • @angiemichael2750
    @angiemichael2750 4 года назад +1

    I just love y'all... My mom , dad, grandma ( just about everybody) are gone now and y'all bring back some sweet memories for me. 😍 Thanks!!!

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  4 года назад +1

      Angie Michael so sorry. We appreciate you watching and we do hope this brings people some joy or laughs. These past months have been tough. We just wanted to do something fun together and have something our families can watch years from now (even if we embarrass them right now lol).

    • @angiemichael2750
      @angiemichael2750 4 года назад

      @@GrannyWomen Thanks for sharing!! I LOVE y'alls videos!!!

  • @donnamays24
    @donnamays24 4 года назад +1

    Granny Linda is so much like my Mom...they are both absolute treasures that we all can continue to learn from! Blessings ladies from Western NC🙏🏻💖

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  4 года назад

      Donna Mays ❤️❤️❤️

  • @reginarenoude1098
    @reginarenoude1098 4 года назад +2

    Y'all make my day when I see a video up. I love the talks and the dilly beans looked really good. I have heard of them....never had any. Love y'all❤

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  4 года назад

      regina renoude and you make our day when we get to read your comments ❤️

  • @reginarenoude1098
    @reginarenoude1098 4 года назад +1

    I just love y'all and when i see a video come up i am excited to watch. Each one of you are amazing folks!! Each one of you are " my favorites". God bless❤

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  4 года назад

      We feel the same when we see your comments pop up. We appreciate you watching. ❤️
      We hope you have a great Thanksgiving! We have two episodes coming up next week!

  • @CelebratingAppalachia
    @CelebratingAppalachia 4 года назад +1

    Donna Mays told me about your channel and I'm so glad she did!! I live in a holler in western NC and I've been writing about Appalachia for over 12 years on Blind Pig and the Acorn. I LOVE to talk about our rich colorful language. I hadn't heard the one about the slop bucket but I love it!! Those dilly beans look so good I didn't make any this summer and now I wish I had : )

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  4 года назад

      Celebrating Appalachia oh wow thanks so much for watching!
      We will have to check out the Blind Pig and the Acorn! We love hearing new sayings. Usually we don’t even know we are using expressions ha. It’s just the way we talk.
      Appalachian dialect is a beautiful thing. ❤️

    • @CelebratingAppalachia
      @CelebratingAppalachia 4 года назад

      @@GrannyWomen I know what you mean! Sometimes I run across a word in one of my Appalachian dictionaries and think "You mean the rest of the world don't say that" LOL!

  • @aleset1
    @aleset1 3 года назад

    Y'all make my heart happy.

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  3 года назад +1

      And comments like yours make our hearts happy, thanks so much for watching❤️

  • @billiecambron
    @billiecambron 4 года назад +1

    Ha, ha, y’all can’t be too far away from my part of KY, “I Swanee!” 😂
    Great video, ladies! lookin forward to many more!👍🏻

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  4 года назад +1

      Billie Cambron ha thank you for watching! What are some things you all say in your neck of the woods?
      Thanks so much for the comments and support ❤️

    • @billiecambron
      @billiecambron 4 года назад

      Granny Women of Appalachia I tell my boy (who is 16) that he’s too green or still wet behind the ears😂. “Great time of day” is one another I say. Reckon & ain’t really are in our local dictionary 😉. I’m country as cornbread 🤣

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  4 года назад +1

      Billie Cambron love those!!!

  • @sandysmith8567
    @sandysmith8567 4 месяца назад

    Yum, that looks delicious! Put up a cattle panel for my half runners. Don't mind pulling strings when I don't have to bend over to pick them!

  • @yamamccarty8783
    @yamamccarty8783 4 года назад +1

    Thank you for sharing got try this next year. Going too put this in my save area. In the area ya living in do ya see bears now and then. Do ya have fruit trees too? It's a beautiful area for sure . God bless you all

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  4 года назад +2

      Yama McCarty There are seven bears that live behind Granny’s. Always getting into her trash.
      All sorts of fruit trees! Apples, pears, cherries...
      Definitely a beautiful place to live

  • @7upToday
    @7upToday Год назад

    Could you please tell us the name of the flat green beans you grow, that you make the spicy dilly canned beans with ? Thanks, I enjoy your videos. What calendar moon sign do you plant turnip salad greens in to make turnips & week of month, Collard greens too & name of collard green type. Please. Thanks a bunch.

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  Год назад +1

      Half-runner beans.
      You Plant greens in August and September and look at the Farmers Almanac calendar each year to make sure you hit the signs right.

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  Год назад +1

      Just don't plant in the heart. Or dig in the heart

    • @7upToday
      @7upToday Год назад

      @@GrannyWomen
      Good deal, Y'all got it going on. So good to see folk like yall enjoying life with your family, & being light hearted. God Is Good.

    • @7upToday
      @7upToday Год назад

      Those dilly beans that you pickled were a nice pretty flat bean. I didnt remember 1/2 runner beans being flat like that. ok, thanks much.
      Got to plant me some of those flat green beans, next year, & try your pickled dilly beans, if I can find the seed.They sure sound & look good. Y'all don't plant any okra to fry in that iron skillet ?😃
      Thks

    • @GrannyWomen
      @GrannyWomen  Год назад +1

      @@7upToday no we do love to fry okra
      Sometime Memaw Dixie plants some