Lunchroom Lady cinnamon rolls

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1 1/2 c warm water
1 pkg. Active yeast
1/2 t. Sugar
Proof
2 T melted butter
1 beaten egg
1/2 t. Salt
1/8 c. Powdered milk
1/3 c sugar
2 T. Shortening
5 c. All purpose flour
filling
1/2 cup sugar
1 t. cinnamon
350. 20 minutes

[@elainemiller47]

I hope you lunch ladies knew how much you meant to us kids! We changed teachers every year but the lunch ladies stayed the same. I think they knew us kids better than any teacher! They were like Grandma's we got to see every day!

[@CRobb-ql4zp]

Oh wow, I couldn't of said it better myself.❤ That's exactly how I felt. I always brag to my kids how fortunate I was to have been in school during the 80s. I'll never forget the day I had lunch with my kids for mommy & me day for Mother's Day. I was so excited to eat some school cafeteria food. Boy wasn't it a big let down. Most of the food was in packages. Nothing hot & homemade. I wondered was it just for that day. Nope, my kids told me this was their typical lunch. I was like this is what I'm paying for. No wonder my kids are always hungry when they got home from school. Peanut butter sandwiches & milk carton ain't lunch. It's a snack at best. I understand trying to be healthy at all, but gosh give them some texas toast bread with that peanut butter & jelly 😂 and more than 1 sandwich please.😋🥪🥪😊

[@skylark5789]

Ok, I just have to say how refreshing it is to see someone cook without freaking out about using their hands in the mixtures, using lard, using sugar etc. We have gotten so silly about it all, it's taken the joy out of everything. We rode our bikes without helmets, skateboarded barefoot, didn't have our books censored, ate raw dough and survived it.

[@pbar8439]

Amen Skylark!! I always thought that if I did a cooking channel I would get a ton of negative comments. We grew up learning to cook at our mothers side not from a celebrity. The best learning takes place when you are a participant. You can see, taste, smell and feel the food.Our bodies were built to handle "cooties" in our environment. It made us healthier. Built up our immune system. I have never killed anyone and receive compliments and requests for my recipes. Take us back to the good old days!

[@monicaflitton2903]

Amen sister!!!

[@domitiliaroby2578]

Skylark Amen! Well said...we survived a lot especially in the rural areas where we put our hands in the dirt, the gardens etc and YES! we survived and we’re the better for it; I’m still drinking whole milk, eating butter, using lard at times & still alive and well and happy eating foods I grew up with! In my lifetime I’ve seen a lot; some people that supposedly ate “healthy” got cancer and are no more..I could go on & on & on....I love Mrs Lori’s channel; so down to earth , simple and honest😊👍💕💕

[@hopelovefaith1321]

Skylark AGREED!! but for sure there will be someone commenting ( or should i say lecturing) Lori on how much sugar she used in the recipe & how it is responsible for the worlds health problems ( acknowledged sugar does play a big part, but Lori isn't saying to eat these everyday!! that's their own choice) .Let's just hope that the party poopers all go and annoy another channel lol!! 😂

[@loritanner4478]

I'm tired of people telling me what is good for me and what is bad. I am intolerant of dairy and gluten. So have been gf for 7 years and dairy free for 4 years. So there are enough things I cant have that is supposed to be good for me....yeah right. Oranges are good, but I'm allergic to them also. Garlic is good they say, allergic to that too. So I just do what I can. I do can alot of my stuff. All these so called health experts are dropping faster than anyone. I just eat using common sense.....which has become extremely scarce. Let's try to bring it back in vogue! 😁

[@corrybrewer167]

When they baked homemade rolls the whole school smelled so homey and wonderful! I’m a retired school librarian, and will never forget that smell. Our cooks were the best! Thanks for the great food and memories, ladies.

[@dianabirchall5223]

I wish the children still had lunches prepared for them by loving ladies like you! I’m old enough to remember how the smells of home cooked food from the cafeteria kitchen would fill the sckool♥️ We all ate well everyday...

[@masuganut2082]

I went to school in the 90s. I guess by then it had changed because the smell of school lunches would make me sick. And I love all food. But it makes me smile to hear that others had such a lovely experience!! ❤️

[@Souperat60]

I remember the lunch ladies in Elementary school. They were great. We were so darn poor we couldn’t even afford to buy the school lunches. But every once in awhile we were able to. Hi I’m Darlene from Souper at 60. Come join me in my kitchen sometime. Lord bless❤️🇺🇸

[@Riley-vb9rr]

Here in Hawaii we still do cook from scratch. Homemade rolls every day. Breakfast and lunch. Local fruit and produce is always on the salad bar.

[@rare1walking]

Now our kids get Glyphosate and GMO corn, soy, canola and sugar beets for Obesity, Diabetes and Cancer. Then we have to watch them suffer in the AMA's toxic answer: Chemo, Radiation and Surgery, instead of letting food be their medicine. Hospitals put sulfites in their juices, even salads are sprayed with it. There is literally an ensured cancer circuit operating there. So good food and back to basics is important.

[@sandyfreyman3501]

@@rare1walking organic is the way to go. Too bad schools don't teach anything real like harvesting wild greens even.

[@JDawnKing]

When our daughter was little my husband told her that the middle of the cinnamon roll was the WORST part so he would sacrifice himself and eat it for her so she didn’t have to have the terrible center. When she begged me, “please don’t make me eat the middle”, she was told the truth and my husband was in big trouble. She is now almost 40 with kids of her own who tease their Grandpa by eating the middle first. Thank you for sharing your recipe and your memories, Lori.

[@texasbandera7320]

J Dawn King that is too funny!

[@hopelovefaith1321]

J Dawn King haha! what a wonderful memory that has been passed down for the next generation to laugh about. Beautiful 🌸

[@RobinMarconeCassidyRN]

Lol! How adorable. Just like when my Dad had to check all my Halloween candy "just in case" 😁

[@monicaflitton2903]

Hysterical! Poor little girl...

[@grannybee6805]

Oh, that rascal.

[@cathimount2497]

My Mamma was a Lunch lady for 30 years and this video just brought so many memories back for me. I used to Live Cinnamon Roll Days cause she got to bring all the left over ones home!!! I remember the big floor mixer and the huge bowls of dough and I could literally smell this whole video🥰❤️

[@ConstantCompanion]

Those are gorgeous. There is nothing like lunch lady recipes. I was in high school in the seventies, when gas rationing happened. My dad would take me to school extra early because he had to be at work way before I started school. The lunch ladies would make hot yeast rolls and cinnamon rolls with choice of chocolate milk or just milk for breakfast. On a frosty cold snowy day? Heaven.

[@1940ruth]

For orange rolls on Christmas & Easter mornings (when I was raising my family in the 1960s-'80s), I used sugar mixed with grated orange rind for the filling instead of cinnamon as well as orange juice & powdered sugar glaze. I shaped the rolls the night before, covered and let them proof in the refrigerator overnight, warm up at room temperature while the oven heated, so there was little to do while the children opened gifts or hunted eggs.

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Yumminess

[@robinkline5600]

Miss Lori, you are a breath of fresh air. Love the old ways of cooking from scratch. I'm 68 yrs old and remember when people didn't cook from packages. You and Mr. Brown are a treasure. The kind of people you wish were your neighbors.

[@lynnbrock1485]

What a fun video!! I remember the lunch ladies, those were the days... Have you put your lunch lady recipes together in a cookbook? That would be so awesome... your channel is a delight!!

[@kramer6205]

I would buy one

[@lildebdoll60]

I would buy one

[@sunseekerrs3087]

I would buy one too. 💕

[@lisapratt166]

Yeah that would be awesome

[@jao62223]

Yes! Would love to have one!

[@melindaemmite7454]

My dough is rising. Im enjoying making these cinnamon rolls. Im up here in Hannibal Mo. and its snowing outside. This is the perfect thing to fix. Thank you so much!!!

[@joannebutzerin6448]

I remember the delicious smell of our lunchroom--cinnamon rolls, rolls, pizza crust, and more. Your video really took me back, and I enjoyed it so much. Oh my goodness, what a treat to have those tasty lunch lady bakes just about every day. I wish I could thank those ladies. Didn't properly appreciate it at the time.

[@sourgirl1988]

"Butter, butter, butter, makes things so good." This is a lady after my own heart. Lol

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Amen!! Xoxoxo

[@allthingspossible4569]

And healthier too! mmmmmmmmmm

[@immortalfae13]

Amen!!

[@madelinebrownlee5787]

Thank you Miss Lori! I allowed myself to get all worked up. I am in California and my friend went to a grocery store and a physical fight occurred! One friend was knocked to the floor over groceries! Women have to quickly get to their vehicles to keep from having there shopping bags ripped from their arms. I'm an elderly widow and I was afraid and would not have come out of that so well! After hearing you speak, like a child at your feet, I absorbed your peacefulness Miss Lori. I was Blessed by God to have found you and Mr Brown. I love you guys and draw on your strength and the Lord's peace that dwells within you. I love your videos!!!

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

It's a crazy world, you dont need to get out in it, and get hurt If I thought someone needed my groceries I'd proudly hand it to them But for a woman to fight another for greediness, it awful Your kind words fills my heart Thank you God Bless, xoxoxo

[@patriciawickholm3617]

I was a school cook for many years also. I loved the job and the children!! I remember being a very fast worker, like you mentioned!!! I would make 125 lbs. of dough at once....in our big mixers!!! Things have changed so much at the school meal programs. Makes me happier to be retired for 21 years!!! (Don't know how I missed this one)

[@marianotto8332]

Love this lady and her husband...they are beautiful in and out...

[@lauraknoop1877]

I love your idea of putting just the light on in your oven to proof your dough...brilliant!!!! We are new at making dough and will definitely use your idea Miss Lori!! You and Mr. Brown are fabulous 💗!!

[@pamwineinger2374]

I have to say I wish the schools would go back to doing the actual cooking at the school. I remember in our school we had the BEST maple bars! I have tried to duplicate them but failed. Thanks for sharing.

[@janedoe9421]

Seriously, kids today have missed out on the good stuff we had!!

[@mamamode1312]

@@janedoe9421 spot on It was so wonderful sitting in class and smelling all that love cooking up, fresh green beans cooked up with ham bone, corn bread baking fresh oh yes!!! Wonderful ymmy then some paper pusher skeleton decided it wasn't healthy. Really, seems kids grew up hartier then than now.

[@janedoe9421]

@@mamamode1312 why can't people just let kids eat!!!

[@mamamode1312]

@@janedoe9421 I have no idea! I homeschooled mine, so they got down home cooking day in and day out. Now, they cook that way.

[@janedoe9421]

@@mamamode1312 that's awesome!!

[@sherrywilliams409]

You wondered why your dough got that hole in it once you rolled it out. I noticed that you had two cutting boards put together. Your dough separated right where the two cutting boards met. Just something I noticed . I love your cooking and your whole way of life. It reminds me of the way my great grandparents lived their life. I loved them dearly and spent a whole lot of time at their home. Keep cooking your wonderful dishes. I’ll keep watching!

[@lindaford3976]

Oh NO!! This video is a year old!!!! I LOVE OLD FASHION COOKING!!! My Momma taught me well and I pray there are many many more of your wonderful videos. Thank you for sharing the Cinnamon Rolls. My Favorite!!!!!!

[@lavondadye8091]

My grandma made the most delicious cinnamon rolls! She's been gone for almost 20 years but I have wonderful memories of watching her make them!! She didn't measure the butter, sugar or cinnamon but trust me when I say that they were so very yummy!! I have always thought that her hands had alot to do with how very good they were cause she put her heart in everything she made!! I miss her so❤️

[@shelwhitley1011]

This video is SO special to me! Not only do I come back to it for reference every time I make these, (a lot...like this morning!) it was my first ever Whippoorwill Holler video! (Cue sentimental tears.) 😭🤭😉😁 Not only did I find my go-to, never miss, You Tuber, I found this precious couple who are so very dear to me! 💗XO💗 Love y'all!

[@jtharp9265]

Amen ✝️ 🙏, They are truly a loving kind down to earth , God loving couple we all have been blessed with . God bless you Josette Tharp Texas 🙏 ✝️ 😊

[@cecilthrift2747]

This reminded me of how my sister had an idea to get the residents at the nursing home to get their appetite back. Many of them just didn't want to eat much. She had them set up those bread making machines in different places and use fans where needed. As the smell of baking bread went through the nursing home a few days the residents got their appetite back.

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

How wonderful!

[@kendrafullofjoy]

I know this is an older vlog but I hadn't watched it. Those cinnamon rolls with bean chowder were probably one of my fave school lunches growing up in the Tulsa Public School system. The other and most favorite was whatever they did to make that "fried" chicken. Oh my word. Did you all do a chicken lunch too? Back in my day, school lunch was probably some of my best balanced and nutritious food my self and brothers had for the day. Nothing but precious memories. I'm sure you know, you made a huge difference in the lives of many children.

[@daviddiego9831]

Hello 👋 Kendra How are you doing?

[@timlouden5088]

I remember when my kids went to school back in 80’s 90’s the lunch lady’s would make homemade cinnamon rolls and homemade chili. Many parents would join the kids for lunch on cinnamon day. Now most of the food comes prepared before it gets to the school. Oh the good all days!

[@deb3834]

My Dad used to surprise me and come eat lunch at school with me and my friends. How proud I was to see him show up in his Navy uniform khaki's. The boys were wide eyed, and the girls were giggly. Now a days the military doesn't want you to wear your uniform off base, for safety reasons I guess.

[@hopelovefaith1321]

tim louden living in Australia we have never had cafeterias at our school. Watching american tv shows and seeing kids getting their lunches served up to them on trays always seemed so foreign. i guess kids bringing their own lunches, usually sandwiches, in lunchbox seems strange to you guys in the U.S? I wonder what other countries school lunch policys are like?

[@ld200A]

We called it CC day, Cinnamon rolls and chili, the best!. Not many sack lunches were brought that day.

[@GAPeach58]

80's-90's? I went to school in 60's-70's. I remember these gigantic delicious rolls everyone was pushing in line to be first to get one before they ran out. Oh the memories.

[@weloverescuedogs2820]

Hope Love Faith people bring lunch to school as well, here in the states. Not all the kids eat the cafeteria food, usually just on their favorite food day. We do have great lunch programs and reduced lunch or free for those that can’t afford it. Lunches used to be better here when I was a kid. Everything last thing was homemade. Now it’s prepackaged and then heated. When we lived in Canada for a few years when I was young the cafeteria just served homemade soup and sandwiches. Not all the variety that I was used to.

[@auntmaryspals7978]

Boy, does this bring back memories. My Mom was the baker for our high school and she made tons of dinner rolls as a special treat for the kids. She would go in on a Sunday (gasp!) afternoon and make them. She never made them cinnamon rolls, but did for us. People come up to me all the time and ask for Mom's recipes. She passed away last year at 98. Thank you for sharing this.

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Beautiful memories, xoxoxo

[@villagaiac55]

My mom was a lunch lady too! She baked 3 kinds of cookies- peanut butter, oatmeal with raisins and chocolate chips.

[@paulabonin3637]

You’re a lucky woman to have had your mother for that long. I envy that because mine died at 73 while eating out with me and my husband. Mothers are the absolute best thing on earth.

[@auntmaryspals7978]

@@paulabonin3637 Oh, I know I'm lucky. Mom was my pal. I am having a good time trying her old recipes.

[@sheliatucker309]

Ms Lorie, I am definitely going to use your recipe for these Cinnamon Rolls, they are a favorite at our house. You and Mr Brown are such a joy to watch and listen to. I am older than you and am from the old school ways. I carried wash water from a spring to heat in an old black iron kettle for my mom to wash our clothes in a wringer washer when I was growing up, helped her garden and do alot of home canning also. I am so thankful for my raising, sure makes me appreciate my life on a farm. Kids that have to grow up in the city are missing out on alot of life's important lessons. Love your Homestead. We aren't that far from you, Lead Hill, AR. God Bless you all!!

[@Ggmaquilts]

Years ago I was also a " Baker...lunch lady" got to make all the fun..homemade stuff...when we had chili we had cinnamon rolls. We also made our own pizza crust..and homemade strawberry shortcake..and did it for a grade school of 800 kids. Such fun and good food!

[@daviddiego9831]

Hello 👋 Judy How are you doing?

[@harrytustin5260]

Thank you for the memories. I remembered my grandmother putting her bread dough on a floured towel. I had forgot that , she would have been 113 this April. I am 72. I am starting to retire my cast iron skillets, so sad I just can't lift them anymore. I remember my grandmother asking me to lift her skillet to put gravy in a bowl for her. Will be making cinnamon rolls soon.

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

That's wonderful! Yes cast iron does get to heavy after a while, hope you enjoy the rolls! Xoxoxo

[@mamamode1312]

Fearing that samething, but just not ready cornbread is just best from iron.

[@virginiachop975]

Thank you for the memories.My mom also worked in the school lunchroom. At the time, my father owned and drove his school bus. The family traveled to and from school each day and everywhere in the bus. We traveled 5 miles once a week to the nearest little town for groceries. All of our neighbors would be waiting at the road to catch a ride into town to do their shopping. I learned to drive via the bus. I can still smell the hot roll scent coming from our lunchroom. Wish I had one of your cinnamon rolls to go with my coffee. Keep up the good works and stay safe and healthy. Louisiana woman.

[@vickytribble3259]

They always made these w/brown bean chowder in Tulsa... my sweet momma would come eat lunch with me on those days❤️

[@marvinabigby5509]

@@vickytribble3259 our school made these once a .month chilli and cinnamon rolls. Kids would try to find extra money for cinnamon rolls and that school system still serves them together.

[@monicaflitton2903]

May I come live with you? I'm quiet, sort of, and will clean up after myself....ha! What a delightful, calming video. Thank you. Blessings from Virginia Beach, Monica

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Hahaha! Xoxoxo

[@tamathamavraides5532]

I agree with you and I'm in Smithfield, VA... we can go together!!!

[@joolzmac1]

So calming, I could listen to Lori talk all day! 🤗

[@mariemorris8092]

Can I come too?❤️

[@tamathamavraides5532]

Marie Morris I’ll drive, let’s go.

[@janeray1273]

You have such a calming, soothing voice. I love it!! Thanks for the recipe. I can’t wait to try it!! And thanks for your stories. I enjoy them too!!! God bless you. 😍☺️💞⭐️🙏🍞

[@patriciasutherland4852]

Love you ms Lori, I use to work in school kitchen here in East Tennessee ,I did the baking of sweets plus other foods, I wish schools still cooked like they use too yrs an yrs ago, they have stopped all sweets now and all this "health food stuff that the kids don't like, its really sad, so many children only get this 1 hot meal each day, they don't have good wholesome meals at home. I loved cooking and serving the kids, seeing the look on their faces and hearing the excitement about the meals we prepared for them. Im a mom of 3 boys and mamaw of 7 grandkids, I love cooking and baking for my family and friends, its my passion, keeping my home, decorating . God has been good to us and I'm so blessed , love watching you channel, y'all are good people. Thanks for all the inspiration and just good ole country livin .

[@daviddiego9831]

Hello 👋 Patricia How are you doing?

[@brendastudnicki9334]

I made these yesterday. I actually made 2 batches (my neighbors were thankful) because mine was not as loose of a dough as yours was. I allowed it to rise a little longer. My rolls however, turned out beautiful. I think they were my best rolls ever.

[@HeavenHelpUsNet]

I made strawberry rolls with this kind of dough one time and my grandchildren went crazy over them! I used an entire large jar of strawberry jam and drizzled the rolls with a thin 10X glaze when they were done. They devoured them like locusts!

[@earthtominiryu]

i know i would too, that sounds amazing

[@beverlybaughman688]

I worked in the school kitchen for 26 yrs. I did all the breads. Rember making those good cinnamon rolls and the peanut butter bars u made , we serve those to the kids alot. My twin daughters were in Kg ,when I started in the school kitchen . Was very rewarding for me to cook for the children.🥰

[@paulettebarrentine1795]

I always loved cinnamon rolls that was served when I was a young girl.I remember that when we had cinnamon rolls we also had chilli! It's a nice combination!

[@kandybutler]

Another successful batch for our Pastor Appreciation Breakfast at church this morning. I LOVE making these! It might take me all day but totally worth the effort. I smile the entire time! So tender and delicious. I give all the credit to you and direct folks to your channel. Thank you for this awesome recipe and how-to video. God bless y'all.

[@verascott7917]

I would love it if you could make a lunchroom pan pizza. The elementary school I went to in the 70s made what I thought was THE best version I have ever tasted. Simple, nothing fancy but it was good. At least it was good to 8 year old taste buds back then. It’s soothing to watch and listen to your videos. You have a beautiful heart. Thanks for sharing your talents.

[@abringering2164]

You’re a beautiful and wonderful person! God bless you and all you do!

[@theresatodd8603]

I am a lunch lady to but, this day and time things at school have really changed. We never cook like that. All our meals now come prepared and frozen. Most things are good but, some things are not good at all. I have heard talk about the cinnamon rolls from the lady's that have been working there a long time. But I do still enjoy working there. All those big machines that were needed for cooking back then have been hauled out and sold at a auction. I love your recipes ! and God Bless ! and I love your home. I would love to have a wood stove like yours but my home is the more modern home and a wood stove would not look right in it.

[@restrelaxrenew]

Watching this video made my stomach growl. I have homeade sourdough rising, as I write this, waiting to make bread.I look forward to more of you're awesome recipes.😀

[@gforce2777]

Memories came flooding back, and, for some reason, I imagined these with cherry pie filling. Now, it's a MUST that I make them!

[@lindasaffles4189]

Lunch ladies were entered into my fond memories. They were the highlight of our days. I loved the homemade rolls and the peanut butter balls they made. I loved smelling the pinto beans cooking and they were so good. Kudos to you all.

[@dawnkyle2496]

Ms Lori i just had to stop by and tell you how much my son loves these cinnamon rolls. He is 18 and autistic so he has alot of issues with different foods, so to find one he likes or even loves is a blessing. After making theses for him I was informed I can only make ms Lori's cinnamon rolls for him. Thank you and God bless you and Mr. Brown.

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Wonderful Makes me happy!

[@scottydog6539]

You as the as “lunch lady” served the people well. They must have loved you.

[@kaynixon813]

Miss Lori I'm just like you. I can remember mixing that dough up for rolls or cinnamon rolls at school. You could smell them cooking all over the school. The teachers and janitors would all come in so excited when they knew we had cinnamon rolls going! I miss those days.

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

So true!!

[@michelleboldan5]

I was a lunch lady for a few years and our baker made bread , she used sweet potatoes drained in her dough , they were the best bread rolls , buns , and loafs I’ve ever tasted

[@llgaines7892]

I haven’t been in school since 1962, but this makes my mouth water remembering those bars.

[@patclary3054]

Lori, you are my hero today! I adore the lunch lady recipes!!!! It's amazing how food is a time machine. Taking us back to a place of carefree innocence where we were safe. I have been searching for those little bitty cinnamon gems, and an authentic chocolate/peanut butter bars, and those open face turkey sandwiches, (kinda like those 1980s turkey boil in a bag entrees) feels like forever. Keep these old nostalgia recipes coming please!!!! Thank you.

[@mamamode1312]

Amen to that one!

[@kendrafullofjoy]

I forgot all about the open face turkey sammies. Those were a favorite too!

[@cyndier7816]

I wish I had the recipe for toffee bars. Our lunch ladies made the best. thank you for this recipe.

[@rebaverburgt4208]

I would love the toffee bar a d the corn bread ones, please!

[@LadyBirch]

I remember snoopy bars in high school lunchroom it was like a peanut butter cake with a chocolate frosting on top. Yumola!

[@masuganut2082]

@@LadyBirch she has a pb bar on here. She uses a pb glaze too but she said some schools did chocolate on top. Take a gander. It may be what you’re looking for ❤️

[@alainaruble163]

Thats back in the day when people took pride in cooking for children!!!!😀😀😀😀😀

[@paulabonin3637]

You can tell they’re real southerners by the phrase ‘fixing to’. I use it all the time and get teased about it. I’m going to try this today. Our little bakery where I grew up made something called honey buns which were wonderful. This looks similar.

[@fleaflicker1451]

When these were served with a bowl of chili, all was right in the world.🤗 That was my favorite!

[@simonalyneenderz3247]

A young lady at work told me to try chili snd orange rolls. You both are right!!

[@LadyBirch]

I do so many of your techniques. I work with another cook who has different techniques and it makes me feel so weird so it’s good to see someone else has the same techniques as me.

[@danatucker6390]

I just have to say how happy I am to have found your cooking videos! Also.... butter and sugar are super foods and they should be in every recipe! I love your accent! Thank you for making these videos ! I used to be a lunch lady too! I wasn't a cook ( they probably didn't trust me with the cookin) but I watched these women cook up delicious foods everyday and the cinnamon rolls were the most popular!

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Thank you Dana!

[@jeanjennings5712]

I really enjoy the relaxed and easy manner you have when you're showing us how to make these wonderful recipes. You have a really good way of teaching. Thank you.

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Thank you, xoxoxo

[@mamamode1312]

@@WhippoorwillHoller three best people in school: Lunch ladies Kindergarten teachers Home Ec teachers Common thread, they're all mom away from mom They shower you with love and make the unbearable parts of school less painful.

[@jackienoel2864]

I was just watching Miss Loris video for cinnamon rolls, and saw your comment! It really caught my attention. Your name Jean Jennings? My maiden name is Jackie Jean Jennings! Amazing!!

[@jeanjennings5712]

@@jackienoel2864 It's a small world that we live in! Thanks for your comment! Hello!

[@jackienoel2864]

@@jeanjennings5712 you’re so welcome, and you’re right, sometimes things do make the world seem very small! I hope you’re staying warm, and safe in this weather We are having!

[@scruffy281]

"Hillbilly McGuiver's at it again!!" 😂😂😂 He is such a hoot.!!You guys are such a sweet couple. So Blessed Lady!! I can't wait to try this recipe. My family loves cinnamon rolls...Thanks so much again for sharing another fine recipe with us. Lots of love from Texas!❤️

[@clarkaty]

I was just thinking, I wish Mr Brown would show us some of his “McGuiver” projects! We may need his expertise in coming days if the economy gets worse!

[@gabriellechilton5902]

Yep. I was a cafeteria lady too. I started when I was 22 years old. Probably weighed 90 pounds. Everyday, I would eat a cinnamon roll and a soda pop. I’m 66 now. Guess who is feeding children while the pandemic is plaguing us all. You guessed it....cafeteria workers. I loved my job back in those days. Thank you for this video. Blessings. Stay well.

[@debrawood438]

Have you ever made this old fashioned butter roll? Omg this is an amazing simple and cheap desert. You can use canned biscuits to make it. Biscuits, milk, butter, sugar and cinnamon. That’s all it takes.

[@grannivaughn]

My mom was a lunch lady for several years. She did desserts and would try out recipes for us at home. She will soon be 76 and is still a great cook. She also watches you faithfully. 🤗

[@debbiedeal5937]

Lori, your homemade cinnamon rolls look so delicious! You have such a gift of working so easily with dough, and you are so good at it! I love watching you cook, b/c nothing rattles you! I love your peaceful energy. I am an easy going person like you, so I am very restful watching you. Thank you for all the gardening tips and all of the great recipes you share with us. Those kids at your school were mighty blessed to have you cooking in their lunchroom, and Mr. Brown is mighty lucky to wake up every morning to such a wonderful cook!! Take care of that sore throat and feel better soon, sweet lady!

[@knitpurlsquirrelwithgrannydee]

Y’all are so cute! My kind of people! I always loved the cinnamon rolls we had in the cafeteria way back in my elementary days!

[@Souperat60]

Oh I love cinnamon rolls period. Anywhere. Anytime. These look wonderful. Hi I’m Darlene from Souper at 60. I’d love to have you join me in my kitchen sometime. Lord bless❤️🇺🇸

[@rhondad237]

Same miss my daughter even bein In school cause I cant go habe breakfast or lunch with her to catch a sneak of my own child hood back cinnamon and cheese rolls were always my favorite to have what I wouldnt give to have a cheese roll these days

[@larrycaballero3112]

Loose the music

[@mallen6035]

I grew up in a rural town in Missouri and back in the nineties, we had real home cooked food in the cafeteria. Every year, they would sponsor a fundraiser where the lunch ladies would make hundreds of cinnamon rolls just like these and soups. They would sell them down in the cafeteria before the high school basketball games. I have good memories of eating hot cinnamon rolls prepared with love. I wish children now days had hot home cooked meals served at school. It is such a comforting feeling. God bless all the lunch ladies.

[@kathycox7960]

Thank you I love your videos I am a lunch lady as well we cook for 400 breakfast and lunch daily can’t wait to try these.

[@dianetucker2711]

Since the Covid 19 is about & we’re having to hunker down, would you be so gracious to share some recipes for families where a little goes a long way❣️Thank you for this precious memories recipe, God bless🥰

[@mamamode1312]

If it's not a big family turn three pounds of ground meat into a meat loaf. Meal one Meat loaf sandwich meal two Crumble part spaghetti or pizza fries meal three Remaining crumble tacos or halfmoon pies meal four

[@missrose9164]

Add beans n rice to as much as you can. This will expand foods and be healthy

[@learningasigo6424]

Look up Great Depression Cooking on KZbin. The ladys name is Clara and she shares recipies from the great depression. Like Poor mans mean or Poor mans feast. (You want to pick safe Dandilions, no chemicals,ect) I have made several recipies.

[@emilyb5106]

Watch fit frugal mom or something along those lines.

[@masuganut2082]

@@learningasigo6424 I love that lady!

[@maggiemay3017]

Thank you for sharing this recipe, I'm getting my dough together right now...I love your accent and the banter between you and your husband, so cute. Thank you for showing us the step by step...only made them about 3 times in my life!

[@offrodnolefmr7445]

Larripin , I haven’t heard that since my great uncle Bobby. That was 55 years ago. I love y’all’s channel and I love what you’re cookin. So wonderful and may Gods blessings be with you and mr brown.

[@davidnorbertgarza]

I'm 63 Born 1959. Harrah grade school, 1-8 grade back then, Mt. Adams school district, great cooks and many great memories down stairs in the cafeteria / bombshelter ☢️ keep those videos coming, Lord bless you, Godspeed from The Yakima Valley in Washington State! 🙌🏽🙏🏽🕊️❤️

[@patacake4997]

Well done Mr Brown for your weight loss,I know how hard it is.

[@suegeedee9873]

I made these cinnamon rolls for the first time last week and boy oh boy, were they gooooood! This weekend I tried some variations and made half into coffee scrolls and half into apple walnut scrolls (both are popular in Australia). I am now officially addicted to making this easy pastry!

[@ohmy7397]

Yum yum yum! I think I'm the only one who remembers the Chibok rolls in junior high. They were giant, sitting on top of one of those small plastic bowls normally used for fruit or pudding I LIVED for the days e had cinnamon rolls at school. Delicious! Can't wait to try!

[@sandyford9656]

Paula Dean doesn't have nothing on you. I can't wait to make these!!

[@Blessedgirl1955]

This takes me back to my childhood and oh how I loved those lunch ladies' cooking and especially the cinnamon rolls. They don't really cook from scratch anymore at schools and my 5 grandchildren are going to miss out on the best school food and that is a shame. Thank you for this recipe. You and Mr. Brown are so sweet and my husband and I could listen to you talk all day because you have such a calming voice. Love your channel!

[@debbiewilson6527]

I made these a week ago and almost cried. They reminded me of the ones we had at school.

[@cherylw116]

Hillybilly McGyver🤣🤣🤣🤣that was funny. Y'all are PRECIOUS!

[@ladybuggriffis2299]

Looks absolutely delicious. Great video and you both are very special people. Stay safe and God Bless.🐞🦬❤️🐢

[@GinaOzarks]

I love cinnamon rolls with a nice cup of coffee...mmmmm. Have a blessed day.

[@cindyneel328]

Well, those look amazing! Thank you for showing us the process!

[@sknaysmith]

Growing up in Northeast Arkansas during the 1960’s, our lunchroom ladies made the most delicious food! My favorites were chicken pot pie and peanut butter sheet pan cookies! What wonderful memories!! Thanks for sharing this recipe! ❤

[@KathyGutierrezlythauslvr]

Want to let you know that I used your method of rolling my cinnamon roll dough out on a flour sack tea towel. Now, it's the "only" way for me, because it works. For years I used my counter top which no matter how much flour I sprinkled, the dough would still stick. I am so very pleased you shared with us your grandma's tried and true way, thank you Lori!

[@KT-wu1vx]

Mrs Lori this is now my “go to” recipe for my cinnamon rolls, and you are right, I’ve made them with fresh blueberries, lemon,nuts just so many ways you can fix them off of this one recipe! Love y’all! ♥️

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Oh, that's great! Yes, so many different rolls you can make with this recipe, xoxoxo

[@constitutionalrepublic1966]

The music was too loud at the end to hear your conversation. The cinnamon rolls looked delicious! Lunch ladies are the best cooks!

[@renaelovett9559]

They sure are!!!!

[@denagustafson6070]

I was just about to comment that her lovely voice should not have to compete with (IMO annoyingly loud)music! I would much prefer to clearly hear everything this incredibly skilled baker is willing to teach! As it was, I had to miss the end of the video.

[@bettybutler1686]

Lara pin!!! My granny used to cook for the hay hands every day and never measured.... we’d call her 6 hours before we’d get to the farm. The minute we’d arrive she’d have two pan loads of cinnamon rolls and bread FOR MR. B. (cuz she luved him best) she was the best!!!!

[@lorikennedy8508]

Ms. Lori those rolls bring back good memories of school. I just loved our lunchroom ladies. They were very good to us kids.

[@karenc8127]

Brought back memories of watching my dad make his delicious cinnamon rolls. This Georgia girl enjoyed your video!

[@GAPeach58]

@Karen C. I'm in South Carolina now but, I'm from GA...born & bred. 😊😍

[@angelabailey5691]

I came across your channel today and I thought " Now here's someone who can cook like my Mother used to do. " Of course Mother was born in Little Rock. I love peanutbutter and can't wait to make these for my Grandson. Thanks for the memories your cooking gave me!

[@debbiepurich5389]

I love the cinnamon buns. The music is a little loud to hear what she is saying. I love the southern cooking.

[@mrs.stonecabin9588]

This time of year it is probably dry air. The Earth is warmed by the Sun AS WELL AS by the Dog Star. The Dog Star is closest to us in the hottest time of the year of August. Which is why those days are referred to by us oldies as the Dog Days of August!. The Dog Star is furthest from us in February. That is why February is the coldest month even though the days are shorter in November. We use our heaters more and the air is dryer and we cough more. You were a recommendation from KZbin. THANK YOU KZbin!!!!

[@jaynebuck5163]

Making today! Your story warmed my ❤️. My mother was a cook in a small private school for years. Such pride and love went in to all those homemade lunches every day. Thank You for sharing!

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Awe that's wonderful! Xoxoxo

[@dugchris2009]

Thanks. I used to cook at a daycare. The little kids that couldn't pronounce their (L's) would call me the" Wunch Wady!" Was so cute!

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

That's wonderful! Love the children! Xoxoxo

[@lindastansell4056]

That's too cute

[@janethayes1908]

I can hear my 3 year old grandson saying it exactly like that!! 🥰

[@margaretmikell6326]

I am a retired lunchroom lady. I was a baker. I used to make 600 in one day. They were so much work, but so good.

[@lildebdoll60]

So Relaxing When I need a recipe I come here looking first thing.☺️😉🥰

[@ms.yvonda8039]

Hey Ms. Lori! I can’t tell you how much I am enjoying going back through your videos today as we “socially isolate”. This is one of my favorites along with Lunch Lady hot rolls. Hope you and Mr. Brown are staying safe! You’re sweet spirit is such a blessing! Keep these great videos coming!

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Stay well. Yvonda,xoxoxo

[@happykim22]

I remember those sweet cinnamon rolls as big as your head. They were so good! God Bless yall. I hope you're all better now, Lori.

[@mastiffmom2592]

I like to watch this video because watching Ms. Lori play and work the dough makes me THINK I can do it. LOL I have to watch a few more times before I’ll be ready to try. Never mind, I don’t have a dough scraper, I’ll have to wait.

[@sandyhanson5500]

How many kids & grandchildren do you have? I so enjoy your show,you have such a sweet, soothing voice!!! My husband & I enjoy yours & Mr. Brown's stories & conversations!!! God bless y'all!!!

[@veracampbell9583]

Wow they look amazing. I can almost smell all that goodness. I pray you get better soon. God bless y’all.

[@suzyq5792]

Looks heavenly, I use one of my husbands grandma's flour sack pillow cases to roll dough on, it just makes my heart happy !!!! I always think about her using it before me ! Love your beautiful house !

[@WhippoorwillHoller]

Thank you, that's so sweet to have such memories. Xoxoxo

[@mariavaz9202]

Thank you lovely lady for sharing your unique and easy recipes. God bless you and your family.

[@ramonaharris5255]

Miss Lori I haven't been watching you guys for long but I have enjoyed your videos so much I'm now watching some older ones and you and Mr Brown are so down to earth I love you both so much. I definitely love Arkansas my dad was born and raised in Arkansas by his grandparents until he went into the service, it was in a town a very small town called Oden Arkansas, when I was young we used to go down maybe twice a year but we never went down until after the garden was harvested so in the fall we would go to Arkansas and go over the tallahini drive and that was where I was born in the Indian hospital there in 1951. I don't know why I feel so close to you guys I guess because I can relate to that kind of life which I dearly love cannot wait to finish watching all your videos. God bless you Mrs Lori and Mr Brown.🙏🙏❤️