Thank you. It was my first time baking anything from scratch. I watched your video, followed your recipe and thank to you my pumpkin pie turned out amazing. Just wanted to share and say thank you.

I like how you explain it

Dang, I tried it with whipped cream before but not ice cream. I might have to try that out next time. U might also have to show us how to make a sweet potato souffle one day.😕🙂🤓😎🤠😏👍✌️👋👏💪🌾🍀🌿🍃🇺🇸

I made a couple without the crust, they're pretty good that way too.😕🙂🤓😎🤠😏👍✌️👋👏💪🌾🍀🌿🍃🇺🇸

I tried the recipe, eating it right now! It's delicious totally saving it for later ❤❤❤

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I havent seen a RED lady bug in decades. We are over run with these orange ones that bite and smell bad when you have to vaccuum their billions of dead corpses out your laundry room. What happened to the red ladybugs that I grew up with? I miss the red ones😢

Roast at 350, 50 mins for anyone wondering. This pie was very good, I used his crust recipe too and I liked it but would half the salt next time. Delicious pie! 😊

Great tip about draining extra water from the puree! Thanks

Why did my pie didn’t come out orange color it’s more of a beige color

Thank you so much for this recipe! I tested it out and it came out great!

GREAT VIDEO THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟 DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜, AWESOME

Lovely video and vibes, gonna be making one with my son as well so I hope it comes out well!

I jst got a blue lady bug and a yellow one today in my garden, im in QLD Australia

In my home there are ladybugs colour orange ,red and black

You had me going till you opened up 😮a fkn can !!!!!! Yuk !!!! What was the purpose of going with the fresh pumpkin???

You mean half not... not 1 half..... 👍

Best explanation for this I have ever seen. Thank you. Best end of a KZbin video I have ever seen as well.

Thank you

Nice job

Metallic blue in Hawaii

I live in new england, ive seen red, orange, yellow and black ladybug

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Great video! The slug you're showcasing is actually a type of Tiger Slug. These fascinating creatures don't feed on plant leaves; instead, they prey on other plant-damaging slugs, helping to naturally control garden pests. For more insights, check out 'Tiger Slug: The Carnivorous Predator of Brown Slugs.

Awesome video. Thank you

Slugs and snails have made their way up the wall into hanging baskets!! Uh uh! I have seen them on the window panes!! Interesting to see the underside of the slug in action!! 🤪

I heard that planting onions amongst the food crops deters slugs, just trying it. The salt works on slugs, poured onto them they just die. Not sure if it would work on soil as it would just dissolve!

those are the best strawberry plants in a home garden I've ever seen

Ants climb..

I have seen a yellow ladybug

I just saw a gray one in Maricopa Arizona 🩶

Put two layers of 2x4 garden fencing above your berries. The first one about 3 inches above ground level and the second around 6 inches. Train the plant thru the fence as they mature and the fencing will support the berries. Keep the fencing narrow enough to reach under from either side. Note: The critters will only get to half of your fruit.

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I do not even kill them indoors no matter which species....as they all aggressively consume; aphids, all manner of mites like dust mites, and many other pests. I do miss seeing the blood red German variety I'd play with decades ago, but the harmonia aka asian variety are most aggressive hunters of each type.

That's smart, I'd spray paint them green ..look better in the garden

Ladybugs eat the aphids off your plants so they are good to have in a garden

Ok i may try that

hello, i am here to know some tips to increasr the populatio of lady bug, and start to work to rear in lab can i do this?

Brilliant!!

Slugs are a bit brainless, and are as attracted to the smell of yeast just as much as they are to beer. So drink the beer, and make a yeast-scented soup of a spoonful of flour, a little sugar and some tepid water, mix to a thin paste and add some fresh or dried yeast. Leave in a warm place and when it's foaming and smelling nicely of yeast, use it, diluted, in your beer traps. Keep a little aside before you dilute it, feed with more flour and lukewarm water and you can keep it going for a while (like a sourdough culture) so you won't need to keep buying more yeast (or beer).

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Pls post again I need tips. I have ladybugs in my house. My mom passed recently and she used to call me her ladybug. it was only a few months ago that she passed. After she passed my house became infested with ladybugs. I need to keep them alive. I feed them honey water and occasionally fruit flies. If you have any tips on what else I can do pls tell me. They're too cute to die.

Pink grey red tan orange and yellow ones.they come every winter.lots of them.they are harmless ,although i have too vacume up lots of dead ones they dont bother me.sometimes they land by where im cooking.and near the sink.i feel they are thirsty so i put a bit of water on the counter and they go to it and drink.harmless yes.good luck no no.

"Roast for 40 to 45 minutes" ... WHAT TEMPERATURE?

I ise copper n it works plus instead of bear use sugar n yeast in water they like the yeast . So if u put trail of yeadt to ur compost heaps n the slugs will stay i heap eating rotten food n u can leave some rotten foods around so they can eat .

Thanks I’m going to try this

I have seen green lady bug in the Central Valley near Fresno, Ca. One was in my tent when we were camping at a nearby camp ground. It was so special because green is my favorite color and I love ladybugs.

How many pounds of pumkin you used to get the 15oz of puree?

I've made pies from decoration Halloween varieties and except for them holding more water than sugar varieties, they make great pies. Drain the pumpkin in a colander after first bake or simmer in a saucepan to reduce the water before assembling the pie.

I watched one of your videos describing how to make pumpkin pie. It was three years old and I noticed you only had 1360 subscribers. The other thing I noticed was it was almost exactly the same as Joshua Weissman's video on how to make pumpkin pie from four years ago. Still it kind bothered me that you had so few subscribers after three years and I wondered why. When I clicked on your channel and saw the title of this video I immediately knew what had happened. You should have stuck with cooking videos.