20 FRUGAL FAMILY RECIPES | BUDGET COOKING

[@maggiebunt3263]

This video is the best thing I'm seeing in my adult life... I'm 26 and my husband and I just started eating beans more often, cooking dried beans.. I honestly could cry because of all the help you're giving me right now. Thank you, 100 times, over.

[@patriciamcintire]

THATS AWESOME.

[@meanhe8702]

Yes, I remember being 26 and newly married, and how older more experienced people helped us along the way. Some unsolicited advice to you is, grow what you can yourself, even if it’s a few herbs and a potted tomato plant, stock your herb cabinet and pantry with the essentials, put a little food by for emergency or time of need, name brand is not always the best, in fact, many times, you are just paying for the name on the label, try and make cooking a pleasant experience and not a chore. Good luck to you from an old kitchen witch. 🍲🥦🌞

[@kimberlymiller655]

❤❤ your little guys has grown quite a bit in the last year!!!

[@HonoraryItalian315]

My husband passed away three weeks ago and now I’m in a desperate financial situation. I came across your channel yesterday and have watched several of your videos. You are clearly my new best friend.

[@VeronicaRichardson1980]

Hope you are doing well

[@magee113]

Christine is awesome!! If ANYONE can offer the best advice out there, it's her!! Glad you're here!! Hugs and prayers to you!!

[@freeinghumanitynow]

I pray you are thriving.

[@marybratton5514]

Prayers and condolences HonoraryItalian.

[@dedestaggs5093]

Love and prayers ❤️ 🙏

[@carmarasmussen8118]

A 43-minute Christine cooking video?? Yes, please! 😁

[@forgetmenot3078]

Ditto!

[@Gardeningchristine]

Yay!

[@Literatureandlippie]

Right??!!!! When I saw it, I was jazzed!

[@alanclark3955]

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[@PixieLovesItAll]

Totally!! I miss her cooking and to get a snippet of her mama in this video??? Such a treat

[@Rollergirl601]

Tip for your Dutch oven bread. After you shape your dough into a ball place it on the parchment paper while it’s resting. Then once your pan is preheated just lift up the parchment paper and plop it in your Dutch oven.

[@amandamorse2392]

What I love most about this channel is that it kind of proves that you can make decent, mostly healthy, home-cooked meals for cheap. I once worked at a really boring data-entry job, so I used to talk with my co-workers a lot. We talked about food, and I was just kind of shocked to learn that many of my co-workers like didn't know how to cook for themselves. Like, not even soup. I gave them a recipe for crockpot chili. They were thrilled. The women of my family have always known how to cook...(although my bf cooks better than me!) buut its a skill I never take for granted. This channel also proves that you don't have to be like a chef to make good, home-cooked meals. Making home cooked meals is a life skill that everyone should have, and it's easy, too!

[@lorita3488]

when you make a frugal meal make it special with a great dessert, here is my favorite recipe for zucchini: CHOCOLATE ORANGE ZUCCHINI CAKE Favorite Recipes of the Sutton Families & Friends Ingredients: 2 1/2 cups flour (unsifted) 1 1/2 tsp. baking soda 1/2 cup cocoa 2 1/2 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. cinnamon 3/4 cup soft butter 2 cups sugar 3 eggs 2 tsp. vanilla 2 tsp. grated orange rind 2 cups coarsely shredded zucchini 1/2 cup milk 1 cup chopped pecans or walnuts Recipe instructions: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine flour, cocoa, baking, powder, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon. Set aside. With mixer beat together the butter and sugar until they are smoothly blended. Add the eggs; one at a time, beating well after each addition. With a spoon, stir in the vanilla, orange peel, and zucchini. Alternately stir dry ingredients and the milk into zucchini mixture, including the nuts as a last addition. Pour into a greased & floured 10 inch tube pan or Bundt pan. Bake in oven at 350 degrees for about 1 hour or until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pan 15 minutes. Turn out on wire rack to cool thoroughly. Drizzle glaze over top. Cut into thin slices to serve. GLAZE: Mix together 2 cups powdered sugar, 3 Tbsp. milk and 1 tsp. vanilla; beat until smooth.

[@imaamericangirl1406]

Thanks for the recipe!

[@frugalgrandma]

That's the way my mum used to do it 🤣 Reminds me of the joke Husband asks wife why do you always cut off the end of the meat joint before you put it in the pot That's how my mum always did it so she calls her mum and asks why she did it she says because that's how my mum did it so she calls her grandmother and asks why she always cuts the end of the joint Because it doesn't fit in my pot says the grandmother 🤣🤣😘

[@arecoveringlife4961]

I made the potato soup yesterday and I did it exactly as Christine and her mother make it. OMG…that is soooo good!! I live by myself in an apartment, so I shared the soup with some of my neighbors in the building. They loved it as much as I did. Interestingly enough, one neighbor had two teeth pulled yesterday and that soup was ideal for him! I’m making the spicy noodles next, followed by the red beans and rice. Oh! I almost forgot! I made the cinnamon raisin bread last Sunday and it was another winner!

[@christineasby6790]

Little Ryan.. so cute! Peaking in and sweet helper! Thanks for these great videos Christine..love the bread ones. ❤️💛

[@nancycarney]

Your videos have made me always look for the WooHoo mark down stickers. So much fun. Huge savings. Always use them within 3 days. Found a package of 3 large portobella mushrooms for 99 cents. Grilled them . topped with cheese. Served with Chicken Kabobs. Total for dinner for 3 was $4.83.

[@colleenmcminn1563]

Hey Christine! I have a great tip for when handling dough! Instead of putting flour on your hands, use some crisco and oil up :). This is how my Grandma had always done it 😊

[@crystalh1402]

And beautiful nails and cuticles I’m sure of it!

[@winkieandleah]

I have had no problems with sticky dough since I started oiling rather than flouring the board and my hands.

[@mstorry9325]

I spray my hands with Pam prior to handing dough and it works really well

[@rebeccacostin9707]

@@mstorry9325 me too :)

[@Anastotte]

I don't know if I have a favorite, but what I did learn from this video was that there are lots of ways to make low costs meals and many of them do not involve meat. I have traditionally used meat as a basis, but this helped open my eyes as to what other things I can do to feed my family. Probably healthier without the meat as well. I greatly appreciate this video!

[@Gnarly_Burger]

I’ve been watching you for awhile now and did my first ever freezer stuffed pepper meal prep with clearance peppers this past Monday haha. My life felt so put together!

[@mommy4aj]

Hi Christine! My husband and I watch your videos every Saturday morning while we drink our coffee. It’s something we both look forward to. Funny story, last year I had an Amazon gift card from work so we ordered the Cosori air fryer, it never came. Fortunately we were refunded our money. We would love to have a black one 😊

[@judithgreenwood6247]

I dropped in to tell you that I made your raisin bread. It’s really, really good! I almost never make anything from the many KZbin food videos I see, mostly because the ingredients aren’t available where I live in Italy, but this one interested me, and all the ingredients were always in my pantry. I had a small problem because of cups instead of weight, I do have cups, though, and the difference in our flours, my mixture was very wet. Muddled through with confidence, as I am anything but an amateur, so I have tricks. If you end up with a wet dough, use more flour on your work surface, and use a dough scraper dipped in flour to manipulate it on the work surface, then put it on floured parchment, extra large sized. Fold and roll, repeat. Its never going to be a ball, but it should at least have a form after a while. When your pot is heated and dough rested, use the parchment like a sling to get it into the pot. Then return to Christine’s directions and you’ll have a delicious loaf.

[@uttermil]

Thank you for acknowledging that not all of us were able to have kids or to be at home to prepare meals. I still get a lot out of your videos and love watching how you enjoy your family, especially during the pandemic.

[@justkristngaming]

hey Christine! thought I would share my "efficient" method for chicken n dumplings. instead of making the mess and spending time rolling dough....I form my dough into a loose ball in the bowl...and then with thoroughly floured hands I pinch bite size pieces and plop them into the boiling soup (carefully). then any flour leftover just goes in the soup too and helps thicken it. quicker and less mess to clean later.

[@kyliarector5440]

I made the potatoe soup. So easy, so delicious. A winner with the family and a new recipe for potlucks at work. Next time I'm gonna add real bacon bits and green onions as toppings. Yum! Thanks, Christine!

[@tazlema4789]

I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude and appreciation for the incredible content you've been sharing on your channel. I've been watching your videos for the past few days, and I'm absolutely hooked! Your cooking tutorials have been particularly enjoyable, and I've learned so much from them. The effort and passion you put into your videos are truly commendable, and I wanted to personally thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills with your viewers.Keep up the fantastic work! Your videos have not only entertained me but also inspired me to try new recipes and techniques in the kitchen. I genuinely appreciate your dedication to your craft, and I'm excited to see what you have in store for your audience in the upcoming videos!!!!

[@spacecase8791]

Your son is so freaking adorable waving at the camera 😂❤️

[@mravenwing]

OMG that potato soup recipe!! I just made it today, took a sip of the broth and it tastes excellent! Thanks for the video and please give your Mom a hug from me. She's a genius. I grew up in a large close extended family. Mom was oldest of 12. I cooked at home from a young age and later at many restaurants. This soup is one of the best I've tasted. Thank you!

[@patriciacerwin6266]

Wow, I felt like I was running a food marathon. Loved all the recipes, quick, fast, yummy, and economical. Can't wait to try a lot of them. I really admire your ability to make a home, a warm loving home. How you care for your family is so evident.

[@HeatherAHodnett]

I love chopping. I find it so relaxing and therapeutic especially while listening to some jazz in the background!

[@pattywilliams788]

Me before watching Christine: 😕 Me after watching Christine: 😁 Thank you so much for sharing this with with all of these awesome recipes and thanks for the download, Christine! ❤️

[@justpatty7328]

Christine, I appreciate you sharing these recipes with your viewers. This type of knowledge is highly valuable. In the coming years- even more so. God bless you!

[@prodriguez815]

Ryan is so adorable! I have been following you for yeaarrrrrssssss. You are relatable and I hope that doesn’t change. Hopefully one day you can come to NYC and try to food shop on a budget because everything is so expensive here!!!

[@EmmaHope88]

Hi. Do you watch June on Delish? She does these videos called Budget Eats on Delish's KZbin channel. She lives in NYC and comes up with great ideas and is just awesome.

[@prodriguez815]

@@EmmaHope88 I had not heard of her! This is very interesting thank you so much

[@sherylaugustson6304]

I love Rogue's little paws in the upper right hand corner when you were cooking the noodle dish.

[@micheleolson9914]

I had to rewatch the section where Ryan(?) popped in at least four times! My brain overloaded on the cuteness and I didn’t hear a single word you said. 😅 Thank you for another excellent cooking video, and for downloadable recipes! I'm sharing the link so my daughter in a college apartment can see you in action, making easy meal magic. Although I don't yet have an InstaPot and she can't use that or a Crockpot on campus, many recipes can still be made. I'm so happy to have another mom's cooking talents on video that she can watch and learn from as she starts experimenting on her own while she's away. I love that you are a flexible cook and tweak your recipes to suit your tastes and by what is available in your home; that is an essential skill. Thanks again! 💜

[@rudiannwildgoose-laing4629]

Your son in the back smiling at the camera is too cute.😊

[@rebeccasladky1138]

In our family we make breakfast tacos with corn tortillas, fried potatoes, scrambled eggs and cheese. Delicious! One of three different tacos I make. Regular ground beef tacos and browned chicken and Mexican rice tacos with cheese.

[@FrugalLifeThriftyWife]

I love the long videos! I listen to them like a podcast while I’m cleaning or cooking something myself.

[@ruthtingle7219]

I'm looking forward to your next clean out the freezer videos, ❤❤ May I ask would you ever do another recreate a food hamper box video and show us what you can create from the box and your fridge/freezers/pantry and basement stockpile. Thanks for all your content its much appreciated

[@brittanykennon7698]

This is my favorite of your podcasts so far! I love, as Tyler put it, long conversation podcasts! Well done.

[@PetitMju]

Normally I am not a fan of dry beans, beans in the can, etc. but you make them look not boring, but actually appetizing, may be I will finally prepare something with beans - and I will definitely start with one of your recipes.

[@lydiaswanson3240]

Mexican food is the best for tight budgets, plus it’s tastes so good!

[@psymompa]

Yup. As a kid, we lived off of beans, rice, tortillas, tomatoes, onions and chilies. My mom would use one chicken to feed a family of six and spread it out for two dinners (Enchiladas, tacos, quesadillas, casserole bakes). Same with one lb of ground beef. She would bulk it up with rice or beans. Cutting back on meat was and still is an easy way to trim the budget.

[@janabuchheit3389]

Love this! I watched the whole thing and can't wait to try some of the recipes. I'll tweak a few because of families taste preferences, but just getting a base recipe is amazing. So a huge thanks! I will be downloading the recipe book. I know you put so much time into these videos and so much of yourself into them, and I want to tell you I appreciate all you do for me and the rest of us. You and your family are awesome.

[@MrRKWRIGHT]

Good afternoon Christine. Once again, another superb video. I'm definitely having this tonight. Have a great weekend full of family, food and fun.

[@JoBenLee]

Now I know why you are such a good cook: your Mama is from Louisiana! It all makes sense now! I live in Baton Rouge and just about everybody here cooks great!

[@isingthere4iam321]

We have a very similar Taco soup recipe. I also add a packet of ranch seasoning mix and sometimes sliced black olives. We love topping our bowls with shredded cheese, sour cream, and Fritos! Taco soup is the best and reheats very well!

[@rebekahkenyon1302]

My favorite part about watching you and Kim is knowing when you reference each others videos. 😍😂

[@donnamullins2089]

Oh, I'm all in for your Dad's Chicken and Rice. Next Mom's Red Beans and Rice. My Dad was from Lake Charles and we lived in East Texas 56 miles from the Louisiana border. Yes everything I make has Tony's on it. Great recipes Christine. Thanks.

[@Authorthings]

Lol.. your green chile measurements. I'm New Mexican, and I use a pound for breakfast casseroles. For this, if I weren't vegan I'd use probably about 12 oz, but you said you were from TX so you know how NMs are with our green chile. Lol Love this video!!! So many great ideas!! 😃

[@mravenwing]

I'm in Colorado. I use lots of green chilies too. Just made a batch of green chili. Mmmm mmmm

[@Youhavetoread]

Love this video! And I was surprised when I saw Ryan was so little then I figured it out😂 I really liked this because it seemed like a “best of” video and pulled together some fun, unique recipes.

[@marydeveau1025]

I made the baked chicken and rice with chipotle peppers in adobo sauce, and it was so good! I'd never made rice that way before, and now I want it all the time! :)

[@adriennebackues1390]

Hi Christine, I made the spicy noodles for my two girls and they enjoyed it. I added chopped up chicken and cooked broccoli on the side. Thank you for the suggestion. Very easy to do.

[@paulacostello6912]

There is so much value in this video. You really went above and beyond. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@cherylritternewdeck9467]

Tip for the sticky dough - after forming the ball put them on the parchment paper on the counter for the final 30min proof then you can just drop the parchment and dough into the hot pan and don’t have to touch the sticky dough again wohoo!

[@lynettestrickland1688]

Make you dough ball and let them rest on the parchment paper. Then just pick up the paper to get them into the heated Dutch oven…much easier! Great recipes! Thanks!

[@katievdbshsh757]

Morning. Been watching you several yrs. Really like your channel- your recipes are good.last channel I watched with you & your husband talking bout kids taking about who made me smile. Thanks for all yrs of enjoyment. God bless you from grandma Katie in Oregon

[@ManyaP64]

I love that you actually prepare meals from scratch rather than just dump a lot of processed foods into a crock pot.

[@FrugalFitMom]

Thank you!

[@kellyb1419]

Love the compilation!! Some of my fav recipes you've done are in here (And even some I've forgotten!)! Gonna have to get that "FFM mini recipe book"! Awesome sauce 😍 thankyou

[@samanthashaw8329]

Thanks for the inspiration to use up what i had in my fridge and cabinets and the pot pie recipe idea. I did mine similarly to yours but with several tweaks as i used the instant pot to make the filling and used gasp canned chicken and canned peas yes i know im terrible but the rest is scratch made

[@lovas1196]

Thank you! Watched/listened while cleaning in the kitchen and then watched through again because I’m making some of these!

[@andreatamplain9190]

Love your videos I'm from New Orleans we eat red beans once a week especially on Mondays. Can't wait to try the chicken and dumplings that's my favorite thing to eat never made it before.

[@allauer]

No knead bread in the Dutch oven. My fave of all your recipes. Loved all of this. The flash backs of your old kitchen was awesome.

[@crystalramirezmoreno9190]

i appreciate that there is no shame in your deal-gettin’ game! 89 cent can of clearance tomatoes? yep. clearance package of sausage links? you betcha. dusty can of refried beans? yeah. sometimes i feel weird trying to calculate the best cost per ounce or look for cheaper subs for expensive ingredients but it goes to show that smart people like you are unabashedly frugal. thanks for the great example!

[@AFrugalLifeTheChannel]

We love bean and rice bowls! So inexpensive, I always make enough for lunch the next day.

[@tanjastraumberg]

Just a little tip, since you are a heavy freezer user: You can freeze butter! I buy Kerrygold when on sale and freeze it! Never run out of butter again...

[@sweetchks-fn5qm]

Your mom's tastes better with the same recipe because food ALWAYS tastes better when someone else cooks it lol. All of these look good! Thank you, Christine!

[@joycecook8876]

Thank you for taking the time to do this for us. Everything looks great! Can’t wait to try them. PS. I love the t-shirt you wear that says I’m correcting your grammar. That’s something I picked up from my mama. 😂

[@brandonfrazee5897]

Tried the potato soup recipe and it was a hit with my family. It's a huge win for me when I can make 1 meal and everyone eats it without complaints!!! Thanks!!!

[@ArrowHillCottage]

SO excited for this! With the cost of groceries now, this will be very helpful! Thank you so much!

[@lorenet.2182]

Love the cooking videos!! So much fun to see the little kiddos!!

[@bc-fh7tv]

Ok yum! I am making that mexican black bean sausage chili right now! As soon as I saw this I put a pound of black beans in my instant pot and got some sausage out of the freezer. I'm going to put it in my crock pot for dinner tonight, can't wait!

[@heathermain8602]

It’s really easy to take ground pork and make it into Mexican chorizo also not sure if there would be a big price difference I am from Canada in a very small town so it’s not available ready made.

[@melissazabower339]

A great potato soup that we used to make at the day care I worked at: add corn (canned or frozen) and chopped hot dogs. As an adult I like polish kielbasa instead. So good!

[@gagetgirl1]

Hi, If you let the dough rest on the parchment paper whilst on the counter, you can then just drop it in the hot dutch oven. No mess on your hands, the dough doesn't get disturbed, and you can make your design slashes in the dough. Enjoy!

[@robinblossom5197]

Christine, I love your videos and I'd love to see you do international frugal family meals. thanks for all your hard work.

[@joannasanchez5516]

Absolutely love this!!! Setting up my grocery list for a week at a time (first time and family of 5) so doing some of your recipes.

[@imaamericangirl1406]

Sometimes it’s better to shop the sales and make meals around those items, rather than a set meal plan. And when sales are extra good try and buy extra to put in the freezer or double a recipe to put in the freezer for a day you don’t feel or can’t cook that night. -Mom of 5 😁

[@bethgerdes8721]

Oh my goodness. My husband just asked me why I was cheering. I said “she corrected when she said did something good to doing it well!” His response “you must love her!” He laughs because whenever I am watching videos and someone says something like “I am doing good” , I scream - WELL! You are well! You aren’t out volunteering or saving cats right now! Thank you and thank you for more amazing recipes!

[@bethgerdes8721]

Then I laugh because in the next clip you are wearing your grammar shirt. (Note: correcting my grammar does not apply to my punctuation!)

[@mroxannevh]

omg your pizza crust recipe is a dutch baby! I make that for my kids all the time for breakfast but never thought to make it savory! ahh to the kitchen!

[@Savi85leolioness]

Hi Christine!! These cooking videos of your are my favorite! And of course your amazing positive funny sarcastic attitude 😅😆🥰 loves so much!!

[@amandaryan3488]

You’re my favorite KZbinr to watch. I just love watching your content and your family. Thanks for sharing with us! ❤️

[@arcticmomma]

I can’t wait to try the crazy crust pizza tonight! I truly appreciate your videos! I love watching them all.

[@jlbnerdy]

Thank you so much for this! I'm excited to print the recipes & add them to my binder of recipes. It will def help as we are trying to get back into the eating at home (and cleaning out the freezer!) & saving some extra $$$ for big travel plans!

[@crystalstorms880]

✋️ I have been here 2 years! I absolutely love your videos. You have helped me so much. THANK YOU!

[@DonnelleGriffin]

I am lactose intolerant and will find out a substitute for that potato soup! Please tell your mom ty!!! My (mom and & Dad) passed away a few years ago. 💔🥺 My mom and I would have loved to eat that soup together! I ALSO LOVE that story about your mom!!!

[@lindaholliday4536]

My Mom used small RED BEANS and ham bone to make beans and rice the red beans make the gravy fantastic. I love how you come up with your recipes. My husband can't eat alot of tomato products but I will be trying one of your black bean soup recipes next week.

[@kimsmith819]

Wow, I got everyone that I know to sub to you when you were getting to 400k. Now you are so close to 500k. So proud for you and your channel ❤️

[@aprilhampton6298]

I love to chop things up too. Especially if I'm upset or tense. It's very soothing.

[@jenaa110]

Try making the pinto beans or other beans with smoked turkey leg...really good in place of anything you would use ham in . Great video ..just catching up on the older videos. Lots of ideas! Thanks!

[@shereeralph3802]

I mostly cook vegetarian recipes, but I'm super keen to try some of these - even some of the meaty ones. I'd love to to also talk about portion size (as they would be less economical if you had larger portions (besides, smaller is probably better for us all anyway! 😉).

[@psymompa]

For the meaty ones, I usually sub mushrooms or firm tofu.

[@courtneytirak7014]

When I make any kind of taco or tortilla soup, my family likes when I make homemade tortilla strips as a topping. I cut up any leftover tortillas and fry them quickly in oil. Drain them on a paper towel or shake in a brown paper bag

[@JoBenLee]

This is super helpful! Thanks for sharing these recipes!

[@barbraarchibeque]

I have so much fun watching your videos, even though my 5 kids are grown, but I send your vids to them cuz they don't listen to mom much. Love love love you added "wash your hands"!!!

[@michelleseminara7320]

I love your videos! I always look forward to seeing your videos every week. You have an amazing personality and always make viewers feel like a part of the video. Your recipes are always good and I use them often. Also you inspire me to get into fitness regimen with family. Thank you. Oh and I am redecorating my room similar to Hayley’s style with light sage green. Thank you for sharing

[@annea.4173]

My mother (who passed away a year ago) used to make slippery dumplings the exact same way for chicken and dumplings. That section of your video made me smile and remember so many evenings as a child rolling dumplings on the counter with her. But I was never allowed to drop them into the boiling brother because she didn't want me to splash and burn myself. :)

[@maryhancock9681]

I tried the Jose Ole Taquitos I found at Dollar Tree. They are wonderful. I also got the last 3 boxes of the loaded potato sticks. Will have them soon.

[@BB-tg8yu]

Since I’m a pretty dedicated watcher I had pretty much seen all these recipes before, and made several of them 😀 BUT I haven’t seen this pizza dough/crust/batter (??) before! Definitely going to try it

[@stephaniesullivan8154]

The recipe just says flour. Is that self rising or all purpose? Mine didn’t turn out quite right

[@jackpotdreams2954]

Wow this video was ALOT of work. I was thinking I need a list of go to dinners. THANK YOU for the hard work and the help!

[@lanaroberts1063]

Yay for Louisiana gals!! I was wondering why you were using our awesome seasonings. Good stuff. :)

[@shannonberentsen1990]

My friend taught me to make dumplin's with just egg and enough flour to make it barely pourable. Use a spoon to scrape bits straight into the pot. They puff a bit, so if you make them too big they might not cook well in the center.

[@lindaprenger7572]

I make chicken and dumplings (taught by my MIL a Nebraska farm girl) I don’t make flat noodle dumplings I use Bisquick and milk stir into a biscuit consistency and drop into boiling chicken broth lid on 10 minutes lid off 10 (approx). Have to make on the down low because everyone and their uncle will be at my table lol

[@withoutlimitsbudgets64052]

Hey Christine! Thank you so much for a video like this this is absolutely amazing thank you for taking the time not only to do this video but to also give us a printable for all the recipes this is awesome!

[@billieshomelife8313]

I've been with you from the start of your channel so I'm proud to say I've watched you make all these recipes before .😃

[@RevBTB]

another awesome video! a quick suggestion on the dumpling cutting - next time, use a pizza cutter.. it makes quick work of it and it doesnt "drag" the dough like a knife does. i use this trick with pie crusts, sheet pan biscuits and the crescent dough sheets, too, when I'm fixin up pigs in a blanket or homemade hot pocket type shizzle.. #kitchenhack

[@tamarafrancis8470]

Thanks for all of these recipes. Love the breads!

[@gladyschandler6724]

I make Irish soda bread with orange/cranberries soaked in rum or marsala or maderia wine for the holiday in the Dutch oven. Like your recipe for raisin bread will try with the golden ones.

[@crystalpolice]

Thanks for this video and all your videos! I just prepped all the recipes from your Chicken Freezer Meals video just in time to come down with a sinus infection, and I couldn't be more thankful to have some meals ready to cook for the family. Thanks for making your recipes available and inexpensive!

[@shireeshavasigala5432]

Your husband and kids are so lucky for having you to cook such delicious meals....