MENNONITE PUMPKIN PIE plus more pumpkin recipes

[@loric3455]

Thank you so much for your videos. I grew up with everything cooked from a can or box from the store. I literally didn't have a clue about cooking from scratch. You are so very fortunate to have these skills for yourself and to pass on to your children. And, I appreciate you passing them on to me too!

[@stariemoore5268]

Well said! I grew up the same, without people like you it would be so hard for me to show my daughters the right way. God bless you and your family!

[@lynndiehl8126]

I totally agree

[@rhondabray8948]

Yes! Me too.

[@abigailmorris8333]

Absolutely! Thank you so much.

[@pepper24able]

As a 70 year old gal, I totally appreciate you Ruth Anne. You are inspirational. Well done! I am a homesteader here in New Zealand. Still at it and loving it.

[@deborahstewart2322]

Me too! I’ll be 70 on Friday the 17

[@kosnich8032]

@@deborahstewart2322, blessings, sister!

[@CraftyandChic]

Ruthann, thank you for graciously sharing your family recipes with us all! You are a true blessing to us on KZbin!

[@theoriginaldudette5535]

You teach a lot of skills that are useful and they are skills we weren't taught growing up because of grocery stores. Thanks for making a great channel

[@krissielongknife1479]

Amen 🙏

[@nancycurtis488]

I’ll bet everyone in your family look ,with great anticipation, for you to arrive with all of you luscious pies! Your children are so lucky to have you as a mom.

[@rsplatt100]

Just think if we all had a mom like Ruthann!

[@cindimiller6929]

Never thought of straining the pumpkin liquid out through a cheesecloth-what a great idea!!

[@teeshebas2478]

Take that liquid and reduce it down then add back into your baked goods… it amplifies the pumpkin flavour! I do this with frozen zucchini and bananas too.

[@kosnich8032]

@@teeshebas2478, thanks for the tip!

[@sherryfreemon7837]

Just bought my pie pumpkins thanks for sharing your tips

[@amyniemann9564]

Yes me! No more watery custard 😂

[@kathleencovington3110]

Ruth Ann you make my heart so happy.Your never to old to learn.Im 78 years young.thank you for teaching me so much.

[@05MaryBeth]

I learn to bake pumpkin in the oven from my mama's. But we always clean them out and cut them in half. I like the idea that you roasted them whole and it was much easier to clean them out then I always process mine to in the food processor as well everybody I don't eat pumpkin but everybody always request me to bring pumpkin pie because I make them from scratch I don't use the can and they can tell how much better they taste. I really enjoy your videos and I've learned a lot of new stuff that I didn't know keep up the good work God bless you!

[@stacylee8919]

You are such a treasure 💖 I'm so happy I've found your channel. You are an amazing teacher & so genuine. Blessings to you and your family.

[@juliapearce4380]

Stacy, I totally agree with your assessment of Ruth Ann. I am amazed that I can watch her work for hours.. Such a sweet caring lady., and mother. God bless the ZIMMERMANS

[@pattygraul4513]

I’ve never roasted the pumpkins whole before. I’ll have to try that. Thanks for all the pumpkin recipes. They look wonderful.

[@monicalee82]

They also cook well whole in the instant pot, if they're small enough!

[@michaelbarbarasteinberg4486]

So much easier

[@karencross1964]

Ruth Ann, to keep the cheese cloth from folding down into the colander, clothes pin it to the colander edge. Thanks for the recipes. Something new, tried and true to have for bake sales as well as at home. Have you thought of baking the pumpkins on a rack in the pan; poke holes in the bottom of pumpkin, as well, to let juice drain out?

[@dboufedji]

I love your videos. We’re in NC and I love your accent and how you pronounce words. I thinks it’s neat how different parts of the country sound so different. I’m living vicariously through you and admire your hard work. God willing one day we will have a smaller version homestead .

[@kellyhawes9293]

So sweet to watch your daughter look out for her younger brother, to make sure he got his treats too!❤

[@leighscott1877]

My Mom used to take the extra crust dough an placit on another baking sheet,sprinkle cinnamon and sugar on it. In the oven it went until it was crisp!! Yummy treat!!!

[@maryannd9256]

@@leighscott1877my Momma too! And, I did the same for my boys ❤

[@everlastinglife2500]

I love your channel. I wish you would talk more about why you left Mennonite Community. But understand why you may not have. Anyway thank you for the Dropbox links. Very convenient. And I am learning so much from your channel! If you have time maybe you can do a video on the chocolate whoopies (my husband really likes those). Take Care & God bless and keep you and your family ❤. PS also curious how the Lord lead you and your husband to adopt. You guys are a HUGE encouragement.

[@cathykernen4909]

You truly are a joy to watch. Your videos are so soothing to the soul. God bless you and your family greatly for blessing us families who don't or can't have the opportunity to live off the land

[@littleme3597]

I do love watching you work. You are in control of the food, not the other way around. lol. Most people are so afraid. I am Full German. lol You cook with common sense and love. My SIL used to measure everything so carefully. Scraped off top with knife, and I just eyeballed things, pretty much. you know, have it look right. She said, that is why my things turned out better. I did not know, we were in any competition. I just cooked like I was taught and saw mom doing. "hunk of butter", "splash of milk", "till it looks right'.

[@katie7748]

Yep! I get so annoyed when people say cooking/baking is a science. Yes, science explains why the ingredients do what they do, but it doesn't need to be exact measurements.

[@nancycurtis488]

Do you ever make sweet potato pie? A super delicious summer pie is one I learned to make from my first MIL, Dolores Conn, from Oklahoma. Make one of your delicious pastry pie crusts and blind bake it…set it aside to totally cool. Take 4 or 5 large freestone peaches…slip the skins by dipping the peaches in boiling water for 1 to 2 minutes then put in ice water…slip the skin. Cut the peaches in half and remove the pits. Slice the peaches into your strainer to let the juice go into a bowl Then make some homemade vanilla pudding using a double boiler over boiling water but do not let the boiling water touch the bottom of the upper pot, using 2 cups whole milk or you can use half and half…..cornstarch, sugar, pinch of salt, beat 3 egg yolks…temper the egg yolks with about half of your thickened milk, sugar mixture, mixing well after each addition of hot milk mixture…after you finish tempering your egg yolks into the milk, sugar mixture and have all of the eggs mixed in the milk, sugar mixture, put it back over the boiling water, keep stirring until we’ll thickened…add 2 Tablespoons of butter and 1 Tablespoon of homemade vanilla…..put plastic wrap on the top of the pudding for about 15 to 20 minutes so it won’t form a skin. Then take the plastic wrap off of the pudding and fold the well drained peaches into the warm homemade vanilla pudding, then pour the peach filling into the cooled pie crust…..then chill the pie well. Before serving cover the top of the pie with sweetened whipped cream. This makes a delicious pie and although I have searched and searched for over 50 years, I have never found a recipe for this particular pie in any cookbook. Dolores passed away in October of 2008 and she was, I believe born in 1918. She was my MIL for 17 years and she was a super fantastic cook even though she would never let you give her the compliments she so richly deserved. She was also a smart, beautiful woman and the grandmother of my oldest four children. I miss her, my own beautiful, beautiful, smart Mom, Dorothy, who died at 58 in 1984 from lung cancer and who was an outstanding cook, and my second MIL, Bernice, who passed away in April of 1997 at 65 from breast cancer. Bernice was not much of a cook at all but she was a great Mom and grandmother to all her grandchildren. I miss all three of them. My mom never got to see the internet, laptop computers, tablets or iPads but she was a really fast typest and loved her IBM Selectric typewriter and could take over 150 wpm using the Gregg Shorthand she learned in secretarial school. Besides being a great cook, she spent 28 years being the private secretary to the Vice-President of Public Relations at Bell Helicopter in Ft. Worth, Texas. My Mom would have loved watching your videos. If tobacco had not stolen her life in 1984, she would be turning 100 on November 23, 2025. I miss her each and every day. I learned so much from my Mom. On the Peach Cream Pie….you can just make any homemade vanilla pudding that you would use for banana pudding or for coconut cream pie. I promise you, that Peach Cream pie is a doozie!

[@charlene-allgood]

I am NOT fond of pumpkin pie. Sweet potato however is one of my favorites!!

[@krissielongknife1479]

Thank you so much for sharing your peach pie!!!

[@elizabethcabrera5718]

I love love watching your videos Ruth Ann . I am 56 and had to resign from my jobs due to 3 illnesses. You are my new friend and company 😍👏🏻 God is very good 😊

[@brendaarnold8485]

Your Crusts & Pies are beautiful. I was surprised that you don't put cinnamon, ginger & cloves in your pumpkin pie filling. But I'm sure they are delicious. I love watching everything you do. ;) You are so Humble & I love that.

[@nancycurtis488]

I love cast iron cookware and have quite a bit of it but have never used a pan that looks as heavy as the one you baked the pumpkins in and at 75, I just don’t think I will ever have the strength to pick up something like that. I have also never just baked pie pumpkins whole. What a good idea and a great way to NOT have all of that excess liquid that I too have always ended up with. I can hardly wait to try your method. What an innovative, smart cook you are. When are you going to put out a book on cooking and homesteading? I want to get in line!

[@carmalitayanock9584]

Love learning things from you that I never learned from my mother. And I always enjoy seeing your family! Happy Thanksgiving and God Bless!

[@claudinepotvin-giordano1154]

That strained liquid makes the best rice. I bottle the juice and tried it. It’s awesome

[@KarenOtte]

This woman deserves a thumbs up for all her hard work. This lady really works hard.

[@tulsaken57]

My mom LOVED pie crust. She was very good at it too!! Always buttery, flakey, yummy!! I appreciate your recipe and task. It's a great reminder of her and her technique. LOVE YOUR SHOW!!

[@lynsmith2698]

Gmorning. I just found your channel and I gotta say. It’s so refreshing someone who has baked for a long time. No fuss or fancy bakeware. I love it, I cook like that too. Everything looked delish and can’t wait to try the. Whoopie pies. I make choc ones often but now I need to try the pumpkin ones. Thanks so much, looking forward to watching more of your videos. 🇨🇦🌷

[@theumbrellastudent411]

Awesome how easy you can peel the pumpkin! Gonna try this next time! Love spicy pumpkinsoup!

[@DavidSmith-bw3bk]

I will drain my fresh pumpkin.. thank you! I don't know I never thought of this. I love seeing the children enjoying a Whoopie Pie.. you are such a thoughtful mother.

[@kosnich8032]

Thank you so much for your videos and the recipes you share with us! May God continue to bless you and your beautiful family!

[@denisepineda1788]

Thank you so much for sharing your recipes and showing how you do them. I love the idea of doing pies ahead of time to cut down on my stress during the holiday weeks!! These all look so yummy!

[@zinnia3684]

I love the low background music. It’s nice to hear the simple sounds of you rolling the dough, cutting the edges of the crust etc. It’s very relaxing.

[@maggiedoor6093]

My heart almost stopped, the pumpkin seeds are so good washed, oiled and roasted until browned . We fight over them as a snack with a sprinkle of salt. I love your recipes here.

[@KimLouiseLibertyHill]

Ruthann, I just want to thank you. Thank you for giving me the confidence to try making a pie crust. I haven't done it in years! Thank you so much for the step, by step tutorial. I so much appreciated it. And - for giving me the idea to use the blender!!!! Such a good idea!!! Thank you and God Bless! Kim Louise

[@marilyncapehart663]

You are a Blessing to many, thanks for sharing 8-29-2023❤

[@GardenRudiments]

Ruthann, you and your family are such an inspiration! I just cooked my first pumpkin because of you. It just came out of the oven. I’ll be making my pumpkin pies and trying your whoopie pie recipe. Yesterday I made 12 qts of your apple pie filling and it turned out perfect. So today I’m making your pie crust and making apple pies to freeze and also fried/baked hand pies. Keep rolling out your wonderful videos!

[@lifelivedfrugally]

I recently found your channel and love all of your cooking videos. I can't wait to make a pumpkin pie at Thanksgiving.

[@Soapartisan875]

Goodness my mouth was watering from watching you make all these delicious recipes. The way you baked the whole pumpkins are much easier than chopping it down to chunks . Thank you for sharing . I just wanted to say that if you have more pumpkins you can make a candied pumpkin candy that is so delicious . It’s a mexican candy recipe that you can find online and they stay fresh for a very long time .

[@christinehall238]

Your recipes are so awesome! Your family is very fortunate to have a Mom like you!

[@donnaplumridge9769]

Your pumpkin pie recipe looks and sounds good. Must try it myself. I usually make my pumpkin pie crust using ginger snap cookies, which is delicious!

[@conniekraemer4845]

Fantastic!

[@02271953me]

Love your videos and recipes, Ruthanne! I'm watching this video realizing the Fall baking holidays are inching closer. It's still too hot outside to bake on thus hot summer day even much needed bread, will wait. 🌻

[@pennyclegg7728]

Your recipes are wonderful!! I wish you had a cook book! God bless you all and the Thank you for your videos😊

[@Sarah-zg5qs]

GOD is good all the time! Thank you for sharing your recipes. Look forward to other videos

[@libertyann439]

I like the mixer you have for the creme cheese filling. I've never seen one of those!

[@RM-gc4lv]

I very much enjoy All your videos.I am so blessed I found your channel.Thank you so much and your family so very much.👵

[@LindaBurnette-m5d]

I bought 2 Pie Pumpkins just before Thanksgiving to try your way of Pumpkin Pies. Oh my word!!!! YUMMY! I think I found a new way for pies and other assorted desserts. Roasted the Pumpkin Seeds. Thanks for all your great videos. I have learned a great deal.

[@brutalhonesty5699]

This is a great method! Also, I do mine differently... I guess there are many ways to do a pie. I cut my raw pumpkin in half, remove the seeds/guts, then bake it open-face up. Most of the liquid evaporates out when you do that, no need to strain. You might get some dark edges, but you can remove those, or blend them up later. After that, you can easily scoop the cooked pumpkin out of the shell/skin. I like to place it in a bowl, then slightly mash it. At this point I take only what I need for one pie (if its only for me and my husband), then freeze the rest. I normally use 2 cups of mashed pumpkin for 2 pie. Why? That's about how much is in a can of pumpkin puree fromt he store, and most recipes are based on one of those cans. So after I have 2 cups left in my bowl, I will add my other pie ingredients (milk, sugar, eggs, spices). I give this a few stirs, then I put ALL the mixture in a blender, and blend until it is silky smooth. This does a couple of things: Mixes my pie filling very well, and turns the pumpkin into puree, all at the same time. Then I pour this filling into a prepared pie shell, and bake. I always bake my pumpkins when I want pie. I started making pies when I was 14, and I quickly learned that boiling the pumpkin is a BIG no-no, because it does 2 things: 1. Waterlogs the pumpkin, so you have to drain them and mash all the liquid out (extra work). 2. Strips a lot of natural flavors out of the pumpkin. Now I cringe when I see people boiling them, lol.

[@1951kvk]

Nothing better than coming home from school to home bakes goods by Mom!

[@sandrachank6982]

Beauriful video. I make pumpkin rolls every year...and sometimes at special requests for birthdays. The only difference between your recipe and mine is; just before baking the thin cake batter ,I sprinkle on top, chopped walnuts, then gently press them into the batter.. My family loves this cake. God bless you and yours.

[@pitbullmom3234]

I love this channel ❤ beautiful family 🙏 i enjoyed it the whole video. I love how she explained everything she's amazing🌻🥰🌻

[@sheila4782]

Thank you so much for your videos. I have always made pumpkin pie with canned pumpkin, so this year my husband told me to try to make it with actual pumpkins (after watching your video ). I bought the pumpkins, cut the top open and took the seeds out, after I baked the pumpkins and let them cool down, I proceded to take the skin off and puree them. Well my food processor had not problems with that, but ran out of room when adding the milk. I had to dump the pumpkin puree into a larger container and finish with a wisk. I made my crust from my own recipe that I have been using for 40 + years. The 3 pumpkin pies came out fantastic! The taste was unbelievable.. God Bless and thank you !

[@marjoriebouwens6000]

I wanted to give a second thumbs up for the dog in the snow at the end. So cute!

[@sharronsmith1673]

My grandma used the cut off pie dough and made sugar wrap ups with sugar and cinamin. They were a treat.

[@SallyGreimes]

We didn't roll them, just had them flat with sugar & cinnamon. Yummy however they were. No waste good food.

[@anntowle1706]

My Gram called them "lamb's tails". When I baked in a cafe, I made some on a whim one day and discovered all the men who came in loved them. They would all mention their mother or grandmother making them.

[@katie7748]

​@@anntowle1706 I find it adorable when men, especially big tough manly men, turn into wee boys at beloved foods they ate growing up.

[@anntowle1706]

, me too. They get that little boy look no matter how big and tough they are.

[@patriciamorrison5372]

😊 Absolutely Enjoy Your Channel Ruthann I Thank you so much for sharing all the Wisdom!!

[@eyes2see438]

Ruthann, I love pumpkin pie 🥧 I can’t wait for a thanksgiving. Here’s a tip- put a wet paper towel underneath your cutting board, it will keep from sliding. Where did you find your cast iron roasting pan?

[@katie7748]

I second this!! I use damp dish towels (flour sack material) under mine. I used to struggle so hard with my board sliding around until I saw someone mention putting something wet underneath it. Mind. Blown! LOL No one was born knowing everything, after all 😊

[@debbiealtman5373]

I always learn new things from you TFS.

[@leehart7796]

Oh my gosh, Ruth! I am on a pumpkin cooking kick! I have baked 5 pies this month and have gotten 20lbs of meat for pies & dinner vege & 4 cups of delicious seeds. I also tried my hand at homemade crust ONLY because you made this whole process look easier than I'd thought. My family expects a surprise dish every holiday and though pie isn't a uncommon- 100% scratch pie is (at my house). Thank you for the inspiration. My friends & family thank you too!

[@nevarimel]

Whoopie! 🎉 Thanks for getting me ready to start my Fall baking.

[@margiecarnell5549]

You are amazing with all the things you do for your family and others. I really love watching your vidoes.

[@resurrectionsunday4164]

I always used to cook my pumpkins on the stove . Clean them cut into chunks remove the seeds and pulp and put them in a stock pot with about a quarter inch of water to make steam and cook on low until the natural water comes out of the pumpkin (it will be a lot of water!). I remove about half of the water and then add my sugar and spices same as if I were cooking 🍠 sweet yams. After it’s tasty and tender then I removed the flesh from the water remove the peel and use a hand mixer to blend it with egg and milk and butter. ( you can make a spiced punch/tea from the pumpkin water). ( the hand mixer will pull out any strings that may be present).Then it’s ready for the pie crust or tart shells.❤

[@artbylauri]

What a great way to prepare pumpkins! I used to cut them in half, scoop out the seeds and guts add water on the outside and bake. I love your way!

[@nadinesmith-jensen7732]

Looks So yummy. I watch your videos with admiration for you. You have inspired me to do more for my family. The love and energy you give to your family. Watching your productivity also inspires me do more for my family. Thank you.

[@59abigailz]

What a pleasure to watch your videos, so enjoy your smiling face. Blessings on you and yours in the mighty name above ALL names Jesus.

[@shelwhitley1011]

I also struggled many years with trying to get my cooked pumpkin the right consistency. I do bake, not boil, but straining is so messy! During our first holiday season during Covid, I finally had the idea to use some of the powdered milk I purchased (to stretch out my trips to the store, I used powdered vs fresh whenever possible, or a mix of half each.) The extra liquid in the pumpkin was the perfect substitute for adding water to the powdered milk and it tightened right up to the consistency I wanted!

[@debravanzant1962]

Thank you for posting your videos. I’ve always wanted to bake a pumpkin pie for my husband from scratch with bought pumpkins. He absolutely loves pumpkin anything. LOL. You have beautiful kids and I just love your Bernese Mountain Dog. We have one too. Her name is Mattie.

[@mcfarley6528]

Ruth Ann can you give your Whoopiie pie filling please. They look so delicious. Love pumpkin desserts!

[@peggy1046]

Your videos are AMAZING. So relaxed and informative. Thank you.

[@diannemiller4754]

Ruth, I bake my pumpkin like you do. The only drawback is I can't save seeds. I'm thinking of opening one to save seeds and then baking it. I had some in the freezer, which I thawed and drained. I tried dehydrating it. It turned out great. I will no longer freeze my pumpkin. This will save so much room and be shelf stable for a long time. Whoopie pumpkin yum. Where can I find the filling recipe? Thanks for sharing your video and recipes

[@troydanielboy]

I love that you're making a pie from scratch pumpkins. They are the BEST. I wish the nay sayers would try one just once. I think they'd be hooked.

[@marilyncausey9348]

I made your pumpkin roll last year. It was delicious and now has a place in our Thanksgiving recipes! I plan to try your oatmeal whoopie pies when I'm feeling brave 😂 All the pumpkin recipes today looked yummy! Happy Thanksgiving, Zimmermans! 🦃

[@janetbrowning6602]

You are a great cook and an even greater mom🎉🎉🎉

[@florencehendrick4781]

This was awesome...thank you for sharing a great video. Pumpkin is one of my favs and Fall is my favorite time of year....so thankful for everything and yes....GOD is GOOD...

[@KenIvywood]

Recently found this channel and you can work harder than anyone I know. I always cur my pumpkin in 1/2 to roast. I put it in the freezer for later use. Often makes pumpkin pie,butter and soup. Especially when you have a lot of cream. Yum I love anything pumpkin pie!

[@mariaperezestevez8348]

Gracias, me encanta todo lo que hace, es un ejemplo para mí, su madre y abuela deben sentirse muy orgullosa de usted. Gracias por compartir su conocimiento con todos.😊

[@reneereneau410]

Ruth Ann, I've never seen a mixer like you're using here. I like how it's much easier to add ingredients to the bowl than it is with a stand mixer like I have. Do you have a link where I might get one?

[@livlaffluv]

I made this last night!!! Absolutely delicious!! My pie took about half an hour longer to bake. I think I added too much liquid, but it was fantastic! Thanks for sharing the recipe ❤

[@rosiesgrandma]

I have also put about an inch inch of water in the bottom of a pressure cooker and have done them this way also much faster and easier and it doesn't waterlog them. Just regular pumpkins have a tendency to have a large amount of moisture and I actually one time had to literally ring out my pumpkin before canning. My father-in-law absolutely was over the moon with my home canned pumpkin pie.

[@pattywilliams7355]

Pumpkin rolls are an all time fave in my home. Our grown children always get a whole one to take home after our family dinners..

[@darleneschannel5819]

An absolutely beautiful way of life... but certainly not easy. Blessings to you and your family.

[@debradelarue9717]

Just a wealth of knowledge and how to. Appreciate yr time and effort to do these videos.

[@rices40acreshomestead92]

I tried your baking method for pumpkins and it works fantastic- I will be trying your pie recipe this week! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@heiditagge5776]

I love pumpkin with anything. I put the ground pumpkin spice about 1 tsp. with ground coffee to brewing and smell so good and tastes great.

[@melindawilson7680]

Everything looks so delicious. I will be making these yummy desserts for Thanksgiving and Christmas too

[@404errornotfound-4O4]

Thank you for the detailed commentary, description and links. Subscribed for your hard work lol thank you!

[@marilyncausey9348]

Just watched the opening and I have to comment to say I love seeing the farm animals! ❤️ Ruth, your daily stories are really all I truly miss about Instagram.

[@Ruthannzimm]

😍😍🤣

[@tulsiannerose8810]

Wow, you are an awesome homemaker. Thank you for this beautiful video.

[@sueyates3555]

Thank you for sharing all these recipes with us. They look so delicious and you do an amazing job..

[@ireneblackman2863]

Thanks!

[@juliesavva2999]

Great video, thank you for your videos I am from the UK and love watching your way of life, and learning a lot from your videos keep them coming.

[@florida4386]

Where have you been all my life, lol???? Thank you so much 💓

[@KimsKluckers]

A canning lid works great for cleaning out the inside of a pumpkin. 😊

[@jeanettecrabb1713]

I used an ice cream scoop. It worked so well

[@virtuousmountainwoman]

Thanks for these instructions. I am going to use for the roasted pumpkin and filling part to make pumpkin pie today for the first time. Thanks🎉

[@tracielatham8415]

Beautiful pies! This is the recipe I will be using this holiday season. Thank you!

[@nancywalker1325]

It all makes sense to me now, bake it like the squash it is...lol I don't know why I never thought of that.😂

[@christywhitley6053]

My mouth is watering and tummy grumbling for these pumpkin treats!

[@GaryTBuffalo24]

I will bet is was delicious....thanks for sharing.

[@roxannern9393]

Love your pumpkin pie recipe! Now I know why, although I do not remember specifically, I've not ever enjoyed pumpkin pie anywhere but home. I've never understood why people add all kinds of crazy spices to pumpkin. Must be my Dutch roots. Excellent! I can actually taste the pumpkin. I've always added nutmeg (which is my favorite desert spice) and a little cinnamon to my pumpkin pie. My Penn Dutch Mom (81yo) loves the whoopie pies. My children the pumpkin roll. Big hits here! You make everything so do-able. You're a great teacher!

[@maryjordan7285]

Thank you so very much for sharing ❤❤❤❤

[@robertabarnes4299]

Wow you really gave us a lot of recipes! Thanks so much . I truly enjoy your videos.

[@abigailjosephine3366]

Thank you for sharing your recipes and tips.❤

[@lizsa5727]

Wow love the animals in the snow! Thank you for sharing your recipes they look wonderful! God is good! Happy Thanksgiving!🦃🍁

[@ginapaquet909]

I am new to your channel... I believe I subscribed in Spring/Summer and so glad I cam across your videos. You are so thorough and enjoy the time I spend watching your videos. Continued success !!