How to Make "Stone Soup"

[@homelessjoe]

This video made put a warmth in my heart seeing your love for children and your passion for nurturing them through education. Subscribed.

[@MzClementine]

That's so sweet. Your grandchildren are always going to remember that. If they're not your grandkids it doesn't matter. They're going to love it. Those memories will stick in their head.

[@brandonleon6933]

Finally, someone actually put a stone in their stone soup!!!!!!!!!! Thank you :)

[@Twinkie989]

This is brilliant. Will work on meal scheduling with my toddler. I remember making stone soup in elementary school and I'm 41! I love your channel. So relaxing!

[@lindareese4579]

Thank you Sara for sharing!! You bring out the positive inter child in me...blessings.. love.. Linda....

[@mari-atonjalkanen9920]

I LOVE THIS! It is a wonderful ritual with a wonderful message.

[@jeranbrown82]

I remember making stone soup in kindergarten! It was so much fun! Thank you for this wonderful video and for all you do!

[@randonjack6184]

This is my first time seeing stone soup being made. Brings back a lot of memories of when my teacher read the story to us. Those children look like they're enjoying the cooking session. Thanks for the upload! 😍

[@nantinee9]

Thank you Sarah for this wonderful stone soup recipe. I made it with my 5-year-old daughter today and it came out so well. We loved it, and this got her to eat all her veggies. =) She also used the crinkle cutter that I ordered from Bella Luna Toys to help with the chopping. I loved your songs too. Thank you for sharing.

[@MrAnailecarbajal]

What a wonderful way to make beautiful memories with children! Your recipe looks delicious! My 5 year old daughter can't stop watching this video and she loves the idea of sharing and food bringing people together!

[@merlinsandra7216]

Lovely stone soup with kindergarteners, cho chweet to see them cooking lovely soup.👌🥰

[@brittiniel]

Sarah, I could watch you talk about ANYTHING! Your calm and soothing manner is just amazing. We don't have any Waldorf opportunities in my area, but I'm absolutely fascinated by it. I'm close to graduating with my M.Ed. and will be incorporating many of your ideas in my own classroom and have already done so with my own children. Thank you! I love your videos! :)

[@Masked3-4]

my teacher had done this with me when i was in elementary and a bunch of other stuff but i remember this soup more then others it as really good to see this i can make my own soup ^^

[@kateb5026]

I adore your patience and way with the children! What a lovely video, thank you so much for sharing!

[@mariacarmela68]

Thank you Sarah. I shall try these recipe and song in our daycare.

[@joyfulhelpmeet]

THANK YOU!! i made this (and used the songs) with my 3 young children and it was amazing

[@evah8044]

I accidentally found the channel. I bought toys from Bella Luna Toys and did not have an idea who was behind this amazing online store. It was a discovery for me to find your channel, Sarah! What an incredible teacher you are, wish we lived closer so my baby could attend you school! Thank you for your videos...

[@Humbuggiez]

This video was so nostalgic, thank you!

[@themomschool5054]

So soothing to watch! Food for soul! Love from India !

[@lucysalmo150]

Great! Was wondering what a stone soup is! Now I have to look for the complete story. Thanks!!!

[@emmyaddams1007]

Just bought the crinkle cutter!! Can't wait for my girls to use it.

[@SimpleLife333]

from where?

[@asthabutail]

You are so kind . Please make some more videos

[@hellenjones5129]

Wish I had a house like yours to go to. Growing up. Lots of love ❤️

[@ArtwithSabrina]

So sweet, great reminders.

[@GuyBelievesInWorldPeace]

What stones are safe for stone soup? I know some minerals in stones could be toxic but the idea of stone soup is so charming.

[@traption4617]

I remember when I was in 1st grade, I had a teacher read the book for us then make the soup. The kid next to me got the stone! Lol ❤ Good memories.

[@MidoriGroen]

Where did you find you’re stone? I am going stone hunting this weekend any recommendations?

[@mtnmom62]

Loved this video. I will be doing this with my grand kids.

[@michaelmaden514]

I remember my kindergarten teacher making this. It was good.

[@alixhice]

Such a sweet video. ❤️

[@felix121984]

This is so cute !

[@harambe9461]

Reminds me of my 2nd grade when we did this, been like 15 years!

[@bryson951]

when i was a kid in school they gave us actual stones in our soup

[@PixelGuy-qe6jn]

Yo what 😳

[@susanamostraj]

love this video. where can I get that tool for cutting vegetables

[@Ti0midwest]

I'm 27 years old and I love it totally making this with my kiddos tomorrow

[@felix121984]

White boy you wear docksiders without socks ?

[@grootdc107]

Thank you so much going to try this with the kids

[@aminamomin6908]

How lovely 🥰

[@jadxenrxles7745]

Yum

[@tropicalstorm2512]

Hi Sarah, why kids use wooden bowl ? Not metal?

[@g-o-a-t8808]

I REALLY think I should make this for my kids

[@raymondbickham7861]

When I was married to my second wife we had 4 children between us and I bought them all a horse and we went riding every weekend and camped out and there favorite thing was to make rock soup and I thought them all the wild plants they could use and we had a rock the size of a hard ball and it was round and it was granet and I learned from my grand mother kinda a survival techneck and they loved it I used clover and bracen fern and a few other edable weeds and some inner bark from maples and popple trees ,this was in northern Minn .and they still ask my to make the soup When we get together very enjoyable !!!

[@Mike_Greene]

When I was in kindergaten, I remember thinking stone soup sounded delicious! At least you actually used a stone. lol check out others who claim 'stone soup, but used no stones. btw i think you shouldn't ignore a child asking a question. How are they to learn?

[@raymondbickham7861]

Lots of people don't understand that when you use a granet so one for your soup it has pores and when heated it releases minerals and when you take it out it captures some of the flavours of the soup yogurt cooking and when you use it again it brings some of the flavours from the soup it was used go or last time ,,,I always put mine in its own sock I made for it so it didn't get dusty ,I started making rock soup When I was 11 and been making it eversence and I'm now 80 ,it's been good to me !!!

[@Berrith]

I heard the story when I was 18. My MIL told it to me as she made the soup. She always used a ham hock, rutabagas, and cabbage among other things.

[@phly007]

Just a friendly tip, pour water little by little so the temperature of the pot doesn’t drop. Plus you can use volcanic rock, it adds a better flavor.

[@SimpleLife333]

where do you get the stone from?

[@samicumar9501]

Amazon 😂

[@TheAdvance135]

It's funny how you can make soup with a stone. I've never heard or seen this before, not until I'd learned about the folk tale. 📖

[@yungsavage2016]

Your such a beautiful soul ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

THAT POT LOOKS LIKE IT'S SEEN BETTER DAYS FOR SURE.

[@cooldevildjva1246]

I did this once... Sigh memories

[@taylorwalker5698]

Can I adopt you as my kids grandma? You are awesome!!!!

[@soulserenade.kcn1992]

But I wanted to see the finished ingredient! :) Oh, and how come you put an actual stone in the soup? What does it do?

[@baleriasandoval4049]

To give it more flavor

[@katezah2789]

+Baleria Sandoval umm no I think its because of the story

[@scottylee7812]

I thought they heated the rock up super hot then put it in the water or stock to cook it since they couldn't have metal pans to cook over fore

[@raymondbickham7861]

The stone has pores and when heated in the hot water the pores open and release minerals and when you take it out it captures some of the flavors so the more you use it the better it becomes. I've had my stone for about71 yrs and still use it and it works wonderful !!!

[@dorian3260]

Stone Soup would be a good name for a band.

[@zhanebuie7193]

I wish you were Pre-K/Kindergarten teacher

[@kothanzaw5094]

good

[@elizabethbennet4791]

I love barley!

[@MrFoxy-ws6tm]

i was in stone soup the musicle but i never eat it

[@yolandetrading8518]

I’m making the story in school stone soup I’m the first villager:)

[@roewansongs]

I found the book "stone soup" at a thriftstore just the other day...

[@PattyImmel]

What would you do if you had a child in your class that was allergic to onions or garlic?

[@emmab.1328]

I’m 6 years late, but if you ever see this comment I have a question. Did you ever have vegetarian or vegan children in your classroom? What would you do when you’d all make recipes together and they couldn’t eat it?

[@frankie7384]

We always try to find a way to include every child! Recipe adjustments are always possible, and we don’t want any of our friends to be excluded.

[@emmab.1328]

@@frankie7384 so glad to hear that :)

[@cottonmouth7167]

you aged well

[@wilsonaveona52]

i like the video its ok not that good jk i love it

[@Jenny-fn1sp]

I never make stone soup but it will no stone

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

WHERE THE STONES ?

[@yrmendiratta4475]

Be careful that the stone does not contain abstoas

[@gachaadventure7224]

Yummy

[@yoselinmirandalara500]

noooooo

[@chrischi1403]

I am not a kindergraeden I am a grade 3

[@ArtwithSabrina]

So sweet, great reminders.