Home Ec with Constance | Lesson 1 - Common Kitchen Utensils

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[@TweetyBirdFan2010]

I had home economics in 9th grade back in the early 70s and absolutely loved it! We made cinnamon rolls. That was my highlight of the class. I felt so proud making them. 😍

[@1erinjames]

I was recently asked by a man why I need some many kitchen "things". I explained to him, that if I were to work in a car, I'd need several different tools to accomplish the job. Kitchen appliances, utensils, cookware and more, are the TOOLS of a person who cooks and the light finally went on. :)

[@ritahunter3177]

Reminds me of our home ec classes in school. Yep I'm that old! Lol. Loved those classes. Kitchen, sewing, cleaning and even shopping and meal plans. I still have my booklets from it.

[@donnatyner5071]

Constance, you know you have done a good job when you have seasoned experienced cooks watching and enjoying your video. I am in my mid sixties and come from a long line of from scratch cooks. I thoroughly enjoyed your video. You have such a calming voice that I felt as if I was right there in your kitchen with you. Thank you for putting in the time and work to create these videos. I will be referring several young women to your channel that I believe will benefit from your classes. I look forward to more of your Home Ex series.

[@sandyoklahomatransient8557]

Yep...46 years ago, I was in home ec class listening to Mrs. Jolly explain each kitchen tool, and it's uses. Darn....I'm old!!! When taught the names, and uses of any tool/item it truly sticks to the brain. Kids now a days, don't have a clue on how to commumicate ti one an other, use a check book, balance a budget, sew, cook, use tools, know mechanics, write in cursive, can't complete basic math to hand change back, play musical instruments, know their history, and know their constitutional rights.

[@Mel-vu9ss]

What a fabulous idea!! Good for you!! I’m 56 and a from scratch cook but definitely plan on following along. I’m sure I’ll learn something new.

[@kathykelley9248]

I am glad someone is starting a video on this subject. You would be surprised how many people do not know how to read a recipe, what tools to use or boil water!! I am 69 years old and maybe I might pick up a few tips. Thank you for providing a video that inform others. Cooking is a way of life.

[@lolasimmons9152]

Thanks so much for your videos. We had a class called Home Ec when I was in highschool, but my stepmother never allowed me to participate in the class. She wouldn't buy ingredients for the lessons and fabric so I could see an apron. This means the world to me. Don't be discouraged because you're really helping me and lots of people. God bless you from Kingston Ontario Canada

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

Thank you!

[@rosannajones3837]

This is very cool, home economics should be taught again, I took it back in highschool and it was cooking and sewing, and am very grateful for what I was taught and still useful today.

[@joanbogart5348]

Thank you. I diffently think home ec should be taught in school and at home.

[@nanakat2005]

THANK YOU, Constance for starting this series. While I'm an experienced cook, I'm enjoying seeing it all explained from the very basics forward. It's a great review for any of us who cook daily. I've shared the link with a friend who homeschools and my own daughter/granddaughter, in hopes that they will take advantage of it since they live 3,000 miles from me and I'm unable to even teach them what I know. I had a wonderful home-ec teacher in High School in the early 70's who my husband hears her name quoted quite often when he tells me he likes something. You remind me a little of her and again, you're performing a wonderful service to anyone who will take advantage of it.

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

Thank you 😊

[@barbaramooney2494]

Thank you Constance, much needed information that isn't taught anymore in our school.

[@Allthingsni]

I’m about to homeschool my 6th & 7th grade daughters. This will be implemented into our lives. Thank You very much❤❤❤❤

[@stokely418]

I took Home Ec in school. I loved it. We had sewing projects and cooked. 😊 I look forward to following you during this.

[@mehtarelingolien]

The one I took had those, along with how to read recipes, balance a checkbook, and fill out your tax forms. (Hence the economics.)

[@thestickerfarm1254]

Need to make teachers aware of this series. Maybe they could use it in some sort of life skills curriculum. Good job Candace

[@grannaboo03]

Bravo Constance, this was so well done! I hope people will share it with local 4H clubs, & schools! When I was a new Bride I would have love this kind of information, as it was so overwhelming to what I would need to have. I remember I decided I would need a big knife & a little knife…a large spoon & one with holes… the rest…well they came with time.

[@sandyrees490]

My degree is in Home Economics Education. Bless you for sharing your knowledge with those that haven’t been taught. I feel it should be a high school requirement.

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

I agree :)

[@daydreambeliever6603]

I’m excited to start these lessons with my grandchildren ages 8, 10 and 12😊 Thank you for providing such a fine quality teaching product❤

[@dianeclark4180]

Thank you for offering this Home EC series It's a brilliant idea! Looking forward to the next one.

[@glendabrekke5475]

hi I will be following along, 66 years old and i was never taught anything. I learned by watching and cookbooks. Thanks for this home ec course Oh i did have home ec and burnt the scrambled eggs

[@woodsie5796]

This is wonderful Constance! It's great to start with the basics 👌 Blessings and Shalom! 😘

[@patsymccluskey5017]

Glad you're doing this. It's too bad that most schools cut the Home Ec programs

[@BawsyCD]

I'm in my thirties and I've realized I've used a lot of kitchen utensils in the wrong way when there is a specific purpose to each. Thank you for being willing to bring clarification and making this all easy to understand! I look forward to going through this entire series!

[@southernlady]

Make sure you write a book too to go along with video, good reference for the kiddos, never know if we will always have internet available. God bless!

[@michelep1130]

Thank you, Constance. This is a very thoughtful instructional video for any age. This is wonderful!

[@christinehickey3679]

This would be a wonderful video to play to a home economics class. You were very thorough and straight forward. Good job!

[@phyllisbakercoffman8988]

Hey, Constance 💗💚. This is fantastic ❤. Thank you so very much! I was fortunate enough to begin home ec in grade school and continued into my high school years, cooking and sewing ❤.

[@bevballard7516]

Loved the Lesson saved to share with my Grandkids and I know they will love it. My 8 year old babe is trying her hand in the kitchen now. With parental help of course. Kids need to know how to cook and clean (😂). Always taught mine and I remember eating a lot of American Girl recipes prepared by my daughters and those hard biscuits were the best I ever ate😉

[@dlynngamble1613]

Constance, this was so well done. Very professional. Btw - your hair is lovely in this video :)

[@growagarden54]

Great first lesson Constance! Thank you. I appreciate how organized you presented the information, as well as your editing-in the sample videos. I know how time consuming preparing to teach a lesson of any kind can be, so thank you again.

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

Thank you!

[@carolsferra3582]

Fantastic......!!!!!!!

[@sheilanewcombe]

This is great! A little late but I got to start the Home Ec lessons 😅 Thanks Constance 🎉

[@sondrajohnson1605]

Thanks for sharing and doing this for us. It took me back to my Home Ec. Days. I feel we all can learn something new everyday. I will continue to watch.

[@1erinjames]

Well done!!

[@jonakjackson]

Yay! Thank you so much for this video. There are so many alternative kitchen tools these days, it is nice to get back to the basics! Great job, Constance! Thank you and have a wonderful rest of your week! Blessings to you and your family. :)

[@beckysteinmiller338]

Great tutorial!!

[@debbielynn5306]

Oh my goodness! You are the best! Thank you for doing this….I’m going to have my 10 yr old granddaughter follow along too. 🥰

[@natalia199301]

Amazing information…. Thank you for sharing!!

[@pamelathornton70]

Fabulous video..thanks for sharing.

[@jackienoel2864]

This was interesting!! I love my dough hook, helps so much when making biscuits!! Knives are scary!! ha! Thank you Constance!

[@milliemrrobinson1074]

Really enjoyed this, Constance! Looking forward to more!

[@SerenityMtnFarm]

This was great. I am so glad your doing this for everyone. My question is where did you get your wooden spoons? I love them.

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

The big “scoop” one came from the mercantile in Cullman, Alabama. The “paddle“ and primitive one came from Etsy, and the pointed round one came from… I have no idea. LOL. I have had it for about 30 years. 😁 All the rest have come from various places over the years.

[@sallyboothe911]

Great job Constance! This is such a great idea. Blessings 🙏🏻

[@TheBlackRomanceWriter]

Thank you. ❤

[@williamoore1914]

Excellent job…very informative and presented in a fun and relaxed manner. Stay Blessed

[@earldouglas3631]

I absolutely LOVE that you are doing these Family and Consumer Science, a.ka. Home Ec videos. I took all of these classes in HS as electives and a lot of kids don't even know they exist as an option. In my school district all students were required to take a basic cooking/sewing class in 9th grade. That's it. Everything else was elective and as you said most school districts have cut these courses due to budget issues. When I got to college my first major was Family and Consumer Science education, so I took several courses as well as methodology and curriculum courses in this area. Keep going!

[@penlandpastures7287]

Love this!!! I didn’t know about the fish spatula or spatula for delicate things. Gotta get me one of those!!!

[@Darlene.K.]

Thank you for this, I am going to let you teach home ec to my teenager! This will ease up my weekly plans!

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

Wonderful!

[@FatimaAbuMOHAMMED]

Love that you are doing this.thank you!❤

[@LisaB_at_Pine_Ridge]

Love that you are doing this - thank you!

[@lisaemerson8061]

SHARED DONE A WHOLE POST ON WHAT YOUR DOING AND HOW GREAT I THINK THIS IS

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

Thank you so much! :)

[@lisaemerson8061]

@@CosmopolitanCornbread you are so welcome i really think this is a great idea i see to many lost in the kitchen

[@patwilliamson4701]

Excellent for the beginner.

[@rosemarydavis9347]

You did really great! Will tell others about your classes!

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

Thank you :)

[@cindyneel328]

Well see now I knew I'd learn something from these videos!! The very last thing you talked about was the meat thermometer you bake in the meat and the thermometer on the door so you can see. What is this? How wonderful!

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

This is the one that I have. It is great when baking/roasting, because you can set the alarm to your goal temperature, and it lets you know when it is there :) amzn.to/3X3TOIB

[@cindyneel328]

@@CosmopolitanCornbread Thank you Constance!

[@janetbattaglia8869]

Constance, Thank you for this series! What a fabulous idea!

[@DonnyLisa1]

Thank you so much! We will be incorporating this into our homeschooling. You are a blessing!💕

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

Wonderful!

[@ladyryan902]

Wow I just learned I NEED MORE STUFF lol I have 1 spatula 1 spoon n hate the whisk it bends out of shape n it's hard to wash but that dough whisk is on my wish list for sure

[@darciebelile261]

I hope you don't mind that I share this video to my local chapter of NYS federation of Home Bureau.

[@peggyoconnell3733]

Great lesson!

[@anonymityforced4923]

Well done! Thank you! ❤

[@julliefillippi8155]

Good job!

[@namakausuya5501]

Thank you so much really learnt alot,keep on sharing

[@laureengetskow6579]

I love that you are doing this. While my grandmother thought me how to cook, I unfortunately had zero interest when she tried to teach me how me to sew. I really regret that now. I want to learn how to sew, crochet & knit. Will you be teaching those lessons as well?

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

I do not know how to knit, but I do a little crochet and basic sewing. I hadn't thought of crochet, but I can make note of it :)

[@Fayette123]

Thanks for video

[@charmainemrtnz]

I like this! 😊

[@jeanburgin160]

Great video ...

[@StephanieRankin-qu8px]

I work for a Christian non-profit residential facility for at risk children and teens. We do a "summer school" program called CREATE with the children in our care. We are planning to do a FACS class this summer. I like your lesson layout. I would like to be able to print off the worksheets you refer to in your lessons, but our firewall won't allow me to access them. Is there any way I could access your worksheets in another way without having to purchase them? Thank you, Stephanie Rankin

[@linak7155]

Tools of the trade 👍 how in the world did we end up with so many different types? Lol! 🥄 🔪 😲 Spoons n bowls aside. What do you think about the array of gadgets in the market? The other day at Drs office, I watched an add for a tool that tears open the top of an egg. Perhaps it actually serves a function that I simply misunderstood🤔 I have gotten on board on a few impractical ones end up with buyers regret. Thank you for the first class!

[@CosmopolitanCornbread]

So true! I find that they usually end up as drawer clutterers ;)