Apples = Fruit in Appalachia & The End of Time
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- In this video I discuss the Appalachian language usage of the word fruit, how apples are typically preserved in the Appalachian Mountains, and the end of time.
Granny called while I was filming, we thought you might want to hear our conversation so I left it in the video.
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So appropriate to listen to this one now that we've been seeing the Northern Lights so much. Blessed is He who comes in the name of the LORD; may His Presence be thick and comforting among us.
Thank you for another lesson in Appalachia!😊🇨🇦
I love that advice about ‘not meeting trouble half way’. Such wisdom.
You are just a book of knowledge Tipper. I love listening to you🥰
Thank you for leaving the phone call in the video. What a great segway.
Loved my grandmas fruit and biscuits. Good old days.
I love that you didn’t cut the phone call out!!
I have 1 great auntie left and that is all of our greats!
I miss WVA and all my family that has gone on a for.
God bless you!!
Apples are so popular for us as well in Oregon!!! Apples trees line our road here.
Rewatching. Keeping the algorithm up.❤❤❤❤❤❤
One of my grand daddy's favorite sayings about worrying was "Don't go borrowing trouble."
......True words of wisdom, your Pap spoke...." Don't meet trouble half way...make it come to you and most of the time it'll never show up.." I sure miss the wisdom of my family elders, and their stories of the way it was in simpler times. Your channel is such a breath of fresh air in these troubled times. Thank you for keeping the old time wisdom and pleasures alive.
My paternal grandpaw had a small apple orchard, and what apples that weren't used for fried pies,were stewed and put in the freezer,to be eaten all through the year. I remember my Momma would tell me when I was a kid,would you want to be caught doing something bad or be in a bad place,when the Lord comes back at the end of time .That's stayed with me through the years and it's been good to live by. I'm glad I stopped by once again to Celebrate Appalachia with you,Tipper. 🙂
Thank you for helping me Donald 😀
I absolutely love your videos! I’m from the country in Virginia and so much of this is familiar to me and makes me feel at home again, but I have also learned new things from some of these videos. Both my parents have passed on and I miss them so bad, and of course my grandparents. We also played bluegrass gospel music. I’m a delivery driver for FedEx and I can hook my phone up to my speakers in my truck. When I am feeling stressed, just listening to these videos calms me and puts me back in a “happy place” lol. God bless you and your family! Thank you for the time and effort that you all put into these videos. Y’all are a blessing to me! ❤️
Jennifer-that makes my day 😀 So glad you enjoy our videos and that I make you think of good memories and family!!
@@CelebratingAppalachia you most certainly do, I feel like y’all are family I just haven’t met yet lol ❤️
Oh how I’d love to sit with them and talk and make apple butter. What a blessing that would be!
Thinking about the concept of time reminds me of my favorite quote from Truman Capote: If one bird carried every grain of sand, grain by grain, across the ocean, by the time he got them all on the other side, that would only be the beginning of eternity.
We have always heard Don't borrow trouble from my family. Similar to what your Pap said.
I love all your videos! My granny use to dry apples on top of the wellhouse. I remember one time mom didn't have money for meat, do she fixed fried apples fresh of the tree, biscuit and gravy. That was one of the meals I have had.
My granny used to keep a plate of fried apple and sweet potato pies on her table, for anyone stopping by. Mom's family call them shirt tall pies, since they were curved like a shirt tall.
Looking for more good videos.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
OH, I believe that we are in the end times. So much going on. All I can say is I am ready to go see my family in heaven and to meet Jesus!
From Virginia. 🦃
I didn’t learn about the crock pot method until 2011. Sure saved me time
All I make now is apple butter.
Wonderful stories and yes! I love apples 🍎. I love apple sauce on ginger bread, apple butter on a biscuit, big ol' Fuji apples, dried apples... Sometimes I find myself about to get foundered on them and I slack off for a time, but I do love them.
I have some old photos from Pennsylvania where I grew up--at an Apple Butter "Frolic" The local Amish folk had the same kind of party or celebration to stir the big iron pot of apple butter and keep a fire going and of course there was food for everyone.
I'm the same about apples!
Tipper I got tickled when your Mother called. I'm 57 years old and am fortunate enough to still have my Mom and Dad. It seems when they want something it has to be done yesterday. I sometimes get aggrevated but just laugh and quit what I'm doing and go on and do whatever they need done. LOL
😀 That's what I do!
My sweet mother-in-law taught me how to make applesauce. We used apples that left the red from the peels in the sauce so the applesauce was pink. She was generous with the sugar. I froze it so in the middle of winter, we had sweet and delicious applesauce. I have one grandson who always came to me when there was a rumor that the world was going to end. He was about ten at the time. Bless his sweet heart. I would tell him that I had heard it all my life and they had not been right yet. I told him the Bible says only God knows when it’s going to happen, and because He is in control, we don’t have to worry. That boy is 22 years old now and has moved on to adult worries like paying bills. He is still a sweet boy and calls me almost every day to chat about life and check on me. ❤️🙌
When I was a teen I helped my Mom make apple sauce. We made so much that I couldn’t eat any for about a year.
Love your videos on Appalachia. Looking forward to many more.
Thank you Brenda-I appreciate your comment!!
Lordy, Lordy, Lordy, you've gone and done it again. You were talking about Apples and that brought back a memory that I had all but forgotten. When I was about 4 or 5 I learnt that those things hanging behind the kitchen wood stove were dried apples and I would go in from time to time and pull me one off the string, the ones at 5 year old's heigth. We would go back home about every weekend from Columbus to Webbville, KY. Mommy's Mom's house was where I was while pulling this dastardly deed. One weekend when we went back I saw these strings hanging that were so purty. They were red and I thought they were apples but unfortunately they were red peppers. I latched onto one then it latched onto me and boy my mouth was a burning. Mom and Grandma grabbed me and started daubbing my mouth with Lard. It tasted awful but it kept my mouth from blistering. I DIDN'T EVER GET BACK BEHIND THE STOVE AGAIN....
It was nice hearing your Mom on the phone too. Thanks for another forgotten memory Tipper, much appreciated.
Oh and yeah I heard that other phrase about End of Time too.
😀 Oh no! I bet that set your mouth on fire! Thank you for sharing 😀
My country girl fiancé still makes Apple Butter the old fashioned way every year, except for last. There were no apples on the trees. She and her Dad pick the apples, spends days peeling,(stains her hands green), and uses a big copper kettle. The immediate family, around 10 or so, takes turns stirring all day. Most folks don't appreciate the time effort and money that goes into their efforts. Canning jars and lids are expensive if they can be found at all.Huge amount of sugar too. Please,.. if anyone ever gives you anything canned, keep the jars to give back to them!
My family from my grandfather /to my dad /to me/ to my son - - - have a sulfur allergy, so avoid any fruit with sulfur in it , one winter I couldn't walk for months before I found out what was causing my leg to swell (garlic is full of sulfur)so during that time I got my XS guitar and remembered how to play chords again that I hadn't played for 20 years and thats how I discovered I could write songs /and am good at it ! lol
My mom planted me an apple tree on the land my husband and I bought to build a house on. Now we have 3 kids and she passed away and my kids get to enjoy the delicious apples from the tree she planted. I have since planted about 8 more and I just received one in the mail to plant soon. I love apples. And two of kids eat one every single night before bed. I did can some last year sliced but usually just sauce and apple butter. Mostly I just like slicing one up and eating it. What’s your favorite apple? My grandma said hers was the big Fox River apples so I bought one of those and can’t wait to taste.
Love that so much! I like all apples but prefer sweet ones 😀
The end of time is discussed more now than ever. I’m looking forward to it with the world going downhill as fast as it is. What a day that will be! See ya there!
Your videos always cheer me up! Thank you! I especially like how you included the call from Granny.
I'm glad! That makes my day 😀
I Love apples , fresh, fried, baked, dried, or as cider, I'll take 'em anyway I can get 'em! Me and papa always dried a bunch of his June apples every year. I LOVE apple stack cake!
I love apples too 😀
I am really enjoying your talks about Appalachia. Our heritage is getting gone I wish I had wrote stuff down my grandpaw told me bout. My grandmaw would fix fruit and biscuits for breakfast. They put up bout everything they eat didn't buy much of anything when they went to grocery store. Just found your videos so I'm tryin to watch all of em I can. Yuns have a goodun
Lloyd-that makes my day! So glad you're enjoying my videos. I wish I had asked my grandparents more too.
My mama used to always remind us that we better live right the end of time is a coming. Although I was raised in the city my mama was a born and bred western NC mountain girl and daddy was from the hills of TN. Mama made apple sauce more than apple butter. She would buy apples from a man who came to town with a truck full of all kinds of produce. If you never had apple dumplings you cooked in a pot you don’t know what you’re missing. Mama made them like you would make chicken and dumplings on top of the stove I can smell them cooking as i say it.
Sounds so good Eva 😀
Love all of your videos. Reminds me so much of my relatives. I miss that.
Glad you like them! Makes me happy that I remind you of your family 😀
Me as well... thank you from my heart🤗😘❣️🙏🏻🙋♀️♥️🐞
My favorite apple is the Granny Smith. Actually, any apple that is sour. When I bite an apple, I want it to bite back.
Looking forward to Jesus return 💙❤️💜
Yes the end of time is very common in my area aswell. We make apple butter, dried apples,fried apple pies,apple pies,apple cider,applesauce,stewed apples,
great video thanks tipper
Betty-I'm glad you liked it!
Wish my both of my grandfathers and Grandma's if i could only see them for only one day but can't watching your videos bring back so memories to me thanks ❤️❤️
That makes my day-thank you!
Apple butter making is big here in Shenandoah valley Virginia. Many organizations still do this. Sometimes as fundraising. I've help make it a couple times but not I a group. Just a small crew. The whole process. It's a tasking process when it's just a few people! 👩🌾
My family and friends made apple butter over the fire this past October while we were camping. We all are enjoying eating it this winter. So delicious! Thank you for your videos.
Just found them this morning 😊🙏
Always wanted to do that! Thank you for watching 😀
I love apples, too! One of my favorite snacks is to slice up an apple and smear some peanut butter on the slices. Another snack that a friend's mother would pack in her school lunch was a cored apple stuffed with peanut butter and raisins. As for the end of time, I don't remember hearing it spoken about very often in the '50's & '60's when I was very young. More than ever, I do believe the Lord will return soon. I wonder sometimes if we have a "built-in homing device" inside of our bodies that is feeling a pull for Christ's return and Heaven. Sorry, but I don't know how else to describe it. Thanks for another great video, Tipper.
My granny from Kentucky, hardly ever set a breakfast out without homemade biscuits and fried apples. I still love both. The smell of some things trigger memories. Fried apples, homemade butter and biscuits and I'm 10yrs old again without a care in the world.
Mr Chipps-now that's a breakfast!
Memories i remember Mother drying apples and pears, then preserving still don't know what turned them red, but they were very good. Remember Uncle (Father 2nd cousin) making shine silver queen corn, putting sweet apples in the beer,then running it thru a double thumper still. Ooo well done got to old to make his recipe. Thanke right kindly young lady for helping me remember the good memories
I can still to this day taste my mamaws apples floating in that salt water brine. Like you I have had many apples in my 51 years but none as good as those. I don’t even know what kind they were. Mamaws just used to call them baking apples.
As a child apple sauce was always called fruit. I live in Washington State and we grow more apples and export more apples than any other state. My best memory of June apples is of them being fried with fat back, delicious...
Really am enjoying your videos ....I so love that you didn’t edit out Granny calling...that was so sweet to hear...my Granny talked about the end of time a lot when I was growing up, but I don’t hear people talking about it here where I live now...
So glad you enjoyed Granny's call : )
Being Baptist in Minnesota, it's not uncommon for end times to be mentioned, given the times we live in. Usually there's a smidge of bickering about signs and whether it's really a thousand years. You know how it goes. As for apples, that's a very fall thing. Many of the same things are made here, e.g., sauce, butter, pie, dried. I've never heard of sulfured apples though. Also, given that passage about the storm, we have significant storms/tornadoes in the summer. Watch out for green skies! Lastly, we're often treated to the northern lights here. More in the winter. Shimmering blues and greens to the north. Really beautiful. Sorry this is so long. Struck by how similar our lives are.
Thanks for sharing 😀
Oh, yes, I remember canning jars being called fruit jars. My grandma being from Kentucky and Arkansas lived the old ways even here in Wyoming. I'm glad I was an observant little kid and I still treasure her memories. I'm so thankful I found your channel.
Thank you Diane!!
Most of my country folk relatives call it The Rapture when they speak of the end of times.
Thank you for keeping our precious heritage alive. Folks 'round here think I'm crazy..I make crock kraut, raise livestock, can up everything I can and I'm a self proclaimed herbalist. I prefer the old ways. Dads family is from Whitley county, moms from here in Wise County. Thank you so much!!
Snicole-thank you for the encouragement! I'm so glad you enjoy what I'm doing! I wish we had a place to have livestock too-maybe someday!
The end of time was a common statement from our preacher but I don't remember it much in conversation. My Grandma would straight out say Jesus' second coming was nigh if something too modern for her sensibilities was being discussed. lol
My dear sweet aunt once became convinced the end had come for us all. Radio signal has never been very good around these mountains and often goes in and out with the passing of the clouds it seems. Apparently a radio had been left on in her house but had not been making any noise for quite some time. Suddenly the crystal clear notes of a trumpet pierced the silence sending my aunt flying outside into the yard where she began looking for the sky to part and for Jesus to take her home. We laugh when we recall that story.....but we’re both still watching that sky very closely!
History Hound Detecting-I love that story! Charles Fletcher told me a similar story about when he was a boy-he and his friend tried to use dynamite to help dig a well. An elderly lady who heard the blast ran outside thinking the end of time had come : )
Yes, I’m 57 and my Granny always said it was the end times and she was sure she would see the Lord in the clouds before she died. Well, for her that didn’t happen, but you just gotta wonder with the wickedness in the world nowadays... Loved your story of sulfuring apples, my mom told me granny used to do that in their old smokehouse and they tasted freshlike to eat. I’ve thought about trying it myself, but not sure of the actual process. May be a fun experiment this fall. Like you, mentally I feel like I’m younger, but unfortunately my health/body lets me know the truth! LOL Thanks for sharing, your one of my favorite RUclips channels as you remind me of my own family tales I heard over the years.
Brenda-so glad we remind you of your good family memories 😀 Hope you have a great week!
I don't believe in "the end of time". Time is eternal. We are eternal. BTW... my favorite apple is the Ida Red! It's an old variety with the perfect blend of sweetness and tartness and makes a delicious pie, especially with a Granny Smith, Jonathon or McIntosh added in. Great eating apple too. Eating mine right now.
My grandmas church still makes apple butter. The apples are all donated and the parishioners do the work. And sell the butter for needs of the church. It’s made n a huge copper kettle on the fire outside.
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I remember spending the summer at my aunts house in MO. My aunt and her sister in laws made apple butter in a huge cast iron pot in the front yard.That was the best apple butter I have ever eaten. I remember thinking that pot looked just like a witches cauldron.
I was brought up Pentecostal so they said the 'end times' often. But more frequently they would say we're in or it's 'the last days'.
I ain't eat smoked apples in a while but they sure are good,,
Thank You
Mark-thank you for watching! Hope you have a great day!
Yes to everything; I've heard "the end of time" all my life, I love apples, I have preserved them almost every way but using sulfur. John Parris' also has an article about the Wests of Haywood County sulfuring apples. They lived less than a mile from me. I wish I could have been there when they were doing it. Church homecomings in our area are full of apple stack cakes, which is the favorite cake of my daughter. My grandmother made the best fried apple pies you ever ate. My father and his brothers could not get enough of them. I have tried to grow some of the old apple trees but can't seem to do much good. When I got married there were a bunch of old apples on my husbands homeplace, I remember especially one called a Limber twig and another called Winter Banana that tasted a lot like a banana. I could talk all day about apples.
Paula-thank you for the comment! I could talk about apples all day too!
We called it bleaching apples in WNC "Wests of Haywood County sulfuring apples" it is pretty much a lost art now.
Did you ever have Yate apples...a little apple with a great taste almost concentrated apple taste....also horse apples...usually bigger and found early in the summer...Haven't seen Yates in a long time they may be available in Ellijay,Ga....I live in Fla.... so can't run up there like I used to.. from Gainesville, Ga...
@@davidwiley3440 I saw a Yates tree for sale in 2017; I should have picked it up.
I have heard references about the end of time as I grew up from time to time...... from scripture, sitting around casual chit- chat, sermons, even songs, some with a right perspective, and some not... but now in these times we live in , having become a believer in what God has to say in his word about end times ( and other important things too ) I sure sense the vital importance of knowing Him and the truth of what He says in the whole council of (reading myself) His Word ( from Genesis to Revelation) so to be ready for then .. also walk-wise now. I do remember times when some said the world was going to end on such and such a day or time.... As for apples, I love them any way you can fix them, although I've never tasted any done up with sulfur ? I bet Granny's corn bread was mighty tasty. :)
Susie-thank you for watching!!
My great aunt Clara Jean who was born in 1932 in northern Stokes County, NC recalls seeing the northern lights too. They all thought it was the end times. Also, she has told me the story about the night her grandpa passed. Everyone saw a light similar to a shooting star, I think it lingered longer though.Thanks for doing these videos they're my favorite.
Hayley-thank you for watching and for the encouragement. Neat that your great aunt remembered the lights too!
It is in the Bible in Revaluation
I got a birthday March 20th I will be 69 never dreams I would get this old because world would end
my wife and I used to make apple butter every year . she`s gone now , she passed away sept. 1st . of 2020. we were married 42 years. miss her so much. I could never love another.
Omega-so sorry for your loss!! 42 years-that is wonderful!!
@Omega Thomas......what a beautiful thing to say. Your wife and you were especially blest..💝💝💝 thank u for sharing. I'm sorry u are apart just now. But like King David said, "they cannot return to us....but we can go to them"
And we WILL go to be w our loved ones.....thank God !
Never heard end of time... love apples, usually shared an apple with my horse or dog!🤗🐞🙋♀️‼️
My Great Grandfather would store apples through the winter in a pile of oak leaves on the shady side of the barn. My Granddad told me that they would keep through winter and the leaves would insulate them from freezing while keeping them dry and cool.
it's Sept 2021 and now we really are in the End Days. Jesus will Rapture his Believers any day now. God Bless
Growing up in KY our Mom made fried apples , we had a small apple orchard on our farm so there was plenty of apples to share with neighbors, she would also dry them and make apple cobbler and fried pies, as kids we would sit. In the trees and eat apples until our teeth were on edge lol , thanks for sharing, bring back many good memories .
So glad I found your videos! I live them. The mention of the end of time was usually in a religious frame. As a child it scared me to death#
Have you ever eaten possum grapes or muscadine grapes ?
I have Lester 😀 Thanks for watching!
@@CelebratingAppalachia I have eaten them I never knew anyone that preserved or made any other product from them however I am sure a lot of people probably did in this area
Great job Tipper. I too am glad you left the Granny call in. A church close to home I often go to used to make apple butter to raise money. They too took turns stirring and someone always brought a silver dollar to put in the kettle to stir around on the bottom to keep the apples from sticking and scorching. Now as far as sulphured apples being good my Grandparents thought they were great but all I could taste was the sulphur. Yuck. The end times I've heard all my life and also have heard about the northern lights in KY. If memory serves me right that was right before WW2. I heard there was a lot of praying, crying, and repenting going on. I don't hear much preaching on end times now as I used to, but the internet is a wash in it so much that it has become unbelieveable to many because of so many false predictions.
Seems like I've read about folks using a silver dollar-makes you wonder who figured that one out!
I have heard a lot of "If the Lord tarries..."
My late sister-in-law was deeply religious. Once when we were visiting her in Arkansas she and my brother-in-law wanted to take us to Devils Den State Park. Being the tease that I am, I asked her how she was going to explain to the Lord our whereabouts if he came back while we were in the Devils Den? Also, would there be any hope for any of us. Dried apples were about the only fruit that Pioneers could take with them on the trails west. Subsequently the most common desert was fried pies. I read the account of a woman who went west like that and she said when she got to Oregon she never wanted to look at another fried apple pie. I've eaten many varieties of apples but my favorite for cooking is the Jonathan apple which is raised here in the midwest. We raised our family in Waverly, Missouri which is famous for apples and peaches. There are still apple butter caldrons around that town that were used by several families to get together and make apple butter in the fall. After that it was time to butcher hogs and fill the smokehouse for the winter. That would be a good subject for you to cover, Tipper. Butcherin' hogs, Often a chore shared by several families. One of the sayings that you'll sometimes hear is, "You got a good scald on that." What that referred to was, if the water temperature was just right it was easy to scrape the hair off the hog. too hot or cold and scraping was a chore.
Don't get me started on the end of time. I think about it often. When I was a child I was frightened by the idea. When I got a little older I was threatened by it. "You'd better give your life to Jesus right now. If the end of time came tonight you would go straight to hell!" As I reached mid-life I got into studying what the Bible said about the end of time and what time really was anyway. One verse convinced me of something.
Revelation 1:8
says “I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty.” What does that mean? Why the beginning and the end? Well, in my opinion it means that the beginning and the end are the same. The beginning is the end. When God created everything there was no time. Time was not necessary in a perfect creation. It was all already there. Not need for God to create more, He had already created it all.
In my opinion God started "time" when Adam and Eve sinned in the garden. They were in a paradise but thought they could do better. God forced them out of the Garden of Eden but gave them a free spirit and left them to try to create their own paradise. But remember God had already created everything so even though they thought they were creating something new, they were were only picking their way through what God had already provided.
So "time" is what God gave Adam and Eve and all of us to decide whether to choose His way or our own. The "end of time" is when we die. When we get to go back to where we started or are stuck with what we have created for ourselves. Where we are welcome back into the fold "as if it never even happened" to quote a TV commercial.
Many, if not most people, think they have to strive to be a "success" in life. To do better than the average. To leave a legacy that proves that to coming generations. That when they die there is nothing to follow. They think they live on in memories, in books and recordings, in paintings and statues.
I think that when I die time ceases to exist and that my past will no long be. The only things that I will take with me will be the things that God gave me to get me through life's journey. The only thing I leave behind is the good that God gave be to pass on to others I encountered on my way. I won't get credit for anything and won't need credit. I will have before me a table spread with everything God has created for me. And I truly believe that God created it all just for me. And you!
Sorry! I get preachy sometimes!
Ed-thank you for sharing! Its funny how our thoughts change as we grow older and gain life experiences!
My aunt told a story of a terrible hail storm one summer's day, probably in the 1920's, that defoliated all the trees, beat down all the truck gardens and corn and hay fields and broke most of the window panes in the house I live in now with loaves of fresh baked bread floating in rain water in the kitchen. She said she and my grandmother
thought the world was coming to an end. My home is in the piedmont hills west of Baltimore, Louisville, Carroll County, Maryland.
I love apples. I make home made apple butter, apple sauces, cold store some and dehydrate some to preserve. In the past I've made apple filled cookies & breads and froze them and canned homemade apple pie filling, but I wasn't happy with the the texture of these verses freshly made.
My great gram made what we called raw apple cake. Usually after the skins got soft in winter
8 Apples a day, thats great and u could live a long healthy life!!
Wished I'da growd up in Appalachia, being from N.E. Ohio and Eastern Penna.
Love these vids , keep them comin.
I sure remember big tables laden, and usually a big bowl of home canned peaches or some "fruit, setting in the middle of the table. Apples were so plentiful at one time, they would still grow alongside the road from old forgotten homesteads. Most Appalachians really took that "Holy Bible" seriously, and the end of time was commonly mentioned in times past. Tent revivals were common, and that is where this expression was heard most, Some believe this terrible Covid is one of the pestilences mentioned in the Bible. Homestead Tessie has a channel, and she mentioned dreaming recently about the first seal being opened.
Thank you for the comment! I remember those bowls of fruit too!
Yes heard about end of time going up. My great grandma lived with her daughter my grandmother and papa for 40 years plus and in the 60s and 70s and farming was becoming more modernized, she thought the end of time was coming daily. Lol. Apples are not my favorite. Peaches are my thing
some commercially prepared dried fruits, especially apricots, taste high of sulphur
Love homemade applesauce. I'm 54. I think. I feel 18 all the time. Till my body says "Nope".
Yes I love apples 🍎 😋 too. I make applesauce, in fact, I need to make some now. My mamma and daddy could make prize winning fried apple pies. Although, they converted from frying too baking the pies later in life. When I make applesauce , I put about 1/2 stick of real butter in , it adds really good flavor, but I do not add sugar of any kind. I've talked myself into making applesauce. Again I love your videos. I'm interested in a book you mentioned, I don't remember the name, but it was about different Appalachian medical treatments using yellowroot and many other wild grown plants and herbs. Can you provide the name and author of that book please. Thank you so much!!!
Jeri Whittaker
Sure-I bet it was Folk Medicine in Southern Appalachia by Anthony Cavender. It's not really a book that tells you how to treat, but more of an overview of all sorts of things that were used medicinally.
I can remember when I was a kid we would wrap apples in newspaper and put them in a dark place they always told me a apple was better than eating a snowball took me awhile to figure that one out
I've heard that old saying about being better than a snowball 😀 Thanks for watching!
My great-aunt Cleo would say "Oh my days, Welp a hundred years no body will know" meaning. - Time will pass regaurdless of mistakes made some day no one will know the difference!
Yes ,where I live we live a strict liife believing it's very soon ,Chrits comes and gets his church ,,, I miss my granny canning apples and making apple butter and jelly ,,, and I subscribed ,,,wonder if ur husband likes to eat ground hog or squirrels,,, and rabbits
Ezekiel-thank you for watching! We do like squirrels and rabbits although we don't eat them often. My husband's friend cooks ground hog fairly often but we never have.
The authors of your books are probably not followers of Jesus. The very fact that the “end of times “was excluded from the books is evidence that Jesus is the One True God. Any other religion and it would have been included in the books. Jesus and His certain return is offensive to an unbelieving world. But Jesus will return and anyone no matter what you have done can be fully forgiven and receive the free gift of eternal life because Jesus died on the cross for our sins so we can stand before God unashamed.
I love apples, I live in the Piedmont area of SC not enough chill hours for a lot of varieties but some do ok, I have Arkansas black, granny Smith, Newtown pippin winesap and a few others. I made jelly from crabapples and apple sauce from the apples. Do not dry or preserve any other way, I eat them to fast, I'm a hungry little fella.
Fried taters and biscuits without gravy to smother them? I'm sure you just overlooked that very important part of the meal!
Papaw-you're probably right!
Darling you don't look 50!
Its been the end of times since before I was born definitely! Always heard about the end of times growing up in WV