When I was a child in the 50's we lived on a farm. My grandpa had a huge garden and we had some chickens so we had eggs with fried tomatoes, corn fritters ( though my Mom always used Bisquick instead of making it from scratch), and a dish Mom called scrambled mess - which was similar to your fluffy eggs. She would scramble the eggs with ham or sausage or bacon - whatever she had, potatoes, onions , green peppers or any combo of those she had available, and just before serving put some chedder cheese on top. However, we had this for supper, not breakfast. Served with sliced tomatoes and dill pickles.

@hyeronymus

Жыл бұрын

That's nice

@maryellenthompson8261

Жыл бұрын

My mother made something similar and called them western omelette.

@yomama1560

Жыл бұрын

sounds delicious

@amberrundell

Жыл бұрын

That sounds good

@keelieyohara7246

Жыл бұрын

This sounds lovely

Enjoying this video. I'm 77 years old, and this brings back so many wonderful memories. Thank you. ❤

When we hear "Hello, Darlings!", we know we are in for a real treat! 😊

@worldview730

Жыл бұрын

You'll never hear that nowadays

Congratulations on your engagement. I wish you both much happiness. I'm 56 and my mom has that Betty Crocker cookbook. I've always loved how it's got great basics in it. I enjoy your channel ma'am. I wish young ladies really knew just how much was expected from previous generations. Knowing the career and financial limitations even my mother had needs to be taught to kids today so they're thankful for those freedoms they have now.

That first dish got my belly to growling. Seriously, tomatoes and eggs fried up is pure bliss.

My youngest introduced me to this channel. She is 15 and loves the hair tutorials and cooking. I myself have always loved everything about the 1930's-1940's since I was a kid, so perhaps she was 'infected' on one of my cleaning days when I tend to turn on some Vera Lynn or Dina shore. Either way we have even more we get to do together each time a new video comes up.

@sandyv2195

Жыл бұрын

Sweet!❤

Wonderful. 1950's and 1960's are for me the best ages. All is perfect: music, movies, fashion, cartoons, products, commercials, life style at all. Only cars I prefer in the ages 1920 - 1950.

We had a tomato that we needed to eat so I made tomato and egg breakfast. I decided to toast the bread instead of frying. The bread was toasting while the tomato and eggs and buttered the toast. My husband and I decided this is one of our favorite breakfast now. Thanks for sharing!

@lyricberlin

Жыл бұрын

@Tatianajames11. troll

I don't comment very often. In fact, I'm not sure I've ever comment...but I really enjoy your videos so very much! I was born in 1963. Your videos really take me back. I love it! Beautiful channel!

@SageLilleyman

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, that means a lot! 💞☺️ xx

Every Sunday morning, my grandma would fried chicken with gravy along with her homemade buttermilk biscuits 😋. This was early supper before church meetings and visiting other relatives for the day.

Fried tomato on bread is my absolute favourite weekend brunch meal

My mum grew up in the 50s and corn fritters were one of her absolute favourites - especially with some leftover corned beef (or roast lamb), mixed into the batter before frying. Thanks for reminding me.

@redrooster1908

Жыл бұрын

You could chop the baked apples into the fritter batter, deep fry them in 1/4 cup amounts, drain on paper towels, dust with powdered sugar. Slightly sweet treat!!

I was born in 1960 but have always loved everything about the 1940s-50s. Years ago I started collecting vintage cookbooks and have used them in my everyday menus. So enjoy your videos.

I like breakfast for dinner so I will be making tomato egg on toast first. The baked apples would make a yummy winter or fall dessert.

I grew up on n the 50s, 60s and 70s and this all looks delicious! We are oldsters now, but this does remind me of growing up.

Your videos are such a breath of positivity and overall feelgood in otherwise troublesome/depressing times. It makes me happy to do chores and it motivates me to finish my school assignments! Thank you dearly!

I watched this video with my almost 2-year-old and he loved it! He got especially excited at the Griddle Cakes. When I asked him if Mama should make them one of these days he started wiggling around and repeated "gwi cake" several times. So I guess we are having a new breakfast tomorrow :) Thank you!!

I miss the good old days! Thank you Sage for taking me back. 😊❤

I'm Japanese,but I love movies from the 1950s and am very interested in the fashion, home interiors,and especially food from that time. sage is also very nice with her hairstyle and fashion from that time.

I had to revisit your old videos ,I miss the beautiful home you created.

I have one of the same cookbooks she has. My grandma gave it to my family because she used to bake Christmas cookies from it so my sister and I use her mom’s, my great grandma’s, old kitchen aid mixer and make those same cookies every year and give them to our grandma. The cookies do take a while, but are very much worth it in the end. I do recommend.

@frenchcountryhomeschool7860

Жыл бұрын

May I ask which cookbook?

@goodvibes2042

Жыл бұрын

Can you tell me the recipe for the cookies?

@scarlettehowell189

Жыл бұрын

@@goodvibes2042 3 ¼ cup all-purpose flour Ingredients 1 ½ teaspoon baking powder ½ teaspoon salt 1 ¼ cup unsalted butter, softened 1 cup sugar 1 egg 1 tablespoon milk 2 ½ teaspoon vanilla ¼ teaspoon finely shredded lemon peel Directions In medium mixing bowl combine flour, baking powder, and salt; set aside. In large mixing bowl beat butter on medium to high speed for 30 seconds. Add sugar. Beat until combined, scraping sides of bowl as necessary. Beat in egg, milk, vanilla, and lemon peel. Beat in as much flour as you can with the mixer. Stir in any remaining flour. Divide dough in half. Cover and chill 1 hour or until easy to handle. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Roll half the dough at a time, between sheets of waxed paper, to 1/4-inch thickness, sprinkling bottom sheet of waxed paper with flour if cookie dough sticks. Cut with desired cutters (if dough becomes too soft, return to refrigerator). Place 1 inch apart on ungreased cookie sheets. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes or until edges are firm and bottoms are barely light brown. Transfer to wire rack to cool. Makes about 2-1/2 dozen (2-1/2- to 3-1/2-inch) cookies.

@goodvibes2042

Жыл бұрын

@@scarlettehowell189 Thanks so much

@Marie-on4oq

Жыл бұрын

Can I have the cookie recipe or the name of it please?

My grandmother used to make baked apples. She would leave just a bit of the bottom of the apple so there wasn’t a hole straight through. That helped the stuff inside not leak out, especially when you move it for plating. So yummy!

I can pretty much cook all breakfast I love this!

Love the music, the aesthetic, history and the tradition of these recipes! I feel like I’m back in time for all the good parts of it. My favorite memories of meals from mom, they really do taste different than anyone else! ❤️

I am a breakfast person and love making breakfast. Thanks for these recipes Sage, they look delicious.

As usual, a beautiful walk down memory lane with delicious and economical recipes 😋

I love your channel Sage, honestly my favourite channel on KZread. Love how you live, your clothing, cooking , decorating ideas is just marvellous. My favourite video is how you showed us how it was in the 1940's plus the beauty regime the woman did. Many blessings to you & Your family. Thankyou for creating such great videos 🥰🥰

@SageLilleyman

Жыл бұрын

Aw thank you so much for your kind words Belinda! Xx 💞

@veronicacherrez145

Жыл бұрын

@@SageLilleyman definitely I will try this recipes

It's just gone 8pm here and this is a wonderful thing to do for the evening! Plan out what to eat in the morning 😂, thank you Sage, and great luck with your nursing! I'm greatly inspired by you 💛

hi from greece. i was shocked to realize that we have the same tablecloth. in fact my mothers tablecloth in our home when i was young. now im 53 and i have this tablecloth even now

@SageLilleyman

Жыл бұрын

Wow!!! ❤️

Hi Sage, I love the effort and time you put into your content for us. It truly shows and you are unmatched in this KZread space. I gave you a shoutout in my vlog today as one of my ladies of inspiration. I have so much love for you and how you show up. I am 32 and seriously in awe of you girl! 💗

Love hearing your "Hello Darlings" as know to settle in to visit with you! You reminded me of childhood cooking in the the '50s. We used bacon grease so much & velveeta cheese (which really isn't a cheese but so yummy) all the time. My Dad's speciality was scrambled eggs fried in bacon grease with cut up bacon, diced tomatoes, chopped green peppers & velveeta cheese. We called it Lewy-Lewy after his name. Served with peanut butter toast. Happy memories! Your other 2 recipes look yummy! TU, Sage! 🥰

@ziggyzaggi100

Жыл бұрын

Your Dad’s specialty sounds delicious!

@nonprofitgirl

Жыл бұрын

Now I want a Lewy-Lewy breakfast!!

@beckybanta126

Жыл бұрын

@@nonprofitgirl oh me too. I don't use bacon grease so would not taste the same. But I still miss it!

I love breakfast and this gave me such inspiration to switch it up this week! Always love these videos, so cozy and refreshing. Wonderful as always, Sage!

I love when u show us cooking stuff!!! Recipes and ideas for food!!

Momma used to make baked apples in the 1940s & ‘50s. Sometimes she would wrap each apple completely up in pie crust for Apple dumplings. We had an apple tree so this was a frequent treat.

Hi Sage! These recipes took me right back to my childhood & the kind of breakfasts my mother made! Hope all is well for you! Love from Arkansas ♥️

Good evening, Sage. Even though I wasn't born until 1961, my stepmom raised me a 1950s country housewife. Love the slower life I still fall back on certain things. Thanks for sharing! Creative Blessings!

I could watch that all over again. Everything looked so scrumptious, and I adore how you plate things up with a garnish. Those recipes give some great inspiration for flavourful breakfasts outside of the norm.

I watched this video a few days ago, and I already eat tomatoes with eggs and toast. An old friend ordered his food at Waffle House (US) with tomato slices instead of hash browns, so I started doing that at home. However, ever since I saw this video I’ve been eating my toast/eggs/tomatoes with a fork and knife as shown here and I swear it just changed my life. My hands are no longer covered in butter and yolk and crumbs. My sensory overload weight has been lifted and adhd satisfied because of cutting toast and I thank you lol

Your videos are therapy for me Sage ❤️ the enjoyment of simple things is such a relief. And the music is super relaxing too 😁

The fried egg and tomato on toast is my new favorite breakfast! I would have never eaten tomato like this until I saw your video. I can't wait to try the others! Thanks for creating content that is calming and inspiring!

Your video is very cozy, in addition to being super faithful to the aesthetics of the 50s, thanks for making this video.

I made the eggs over fried tomatoes over bread recipe today and it was so tasty!! My new fave! Thank you

Love that hand mixer!! Man I’m so hungry for breakfast now I might just make it for dinner ✨

@nonprofitgirl

Жыл бұрын

When my mother decided to make breakfast for dinner for the fam, it was like a celebration…”bacon, eggs and toast for DINNER!? Mom’s flipped her lid!” Ha ha..it’s just something out of the norm and I still feel a hint of rebellion when I’m makin’ BforD! ☕️ 🍳 🥪 🍊 yaa-hum! 🙃

@redrooster1908

Жыл бұрын

Lovely to sit down together and enjoy a hot cooked breakfast 😋

Thk u so much! What a fun thing to get walk back in our past and learn and enjoy from days gone by. I will have to try these out ❤

My Grandmother made many things ,when I was growing up ( she came to stay with us often ) and I adored the Baked Apples she would make . ... she would pour a little bit of warm milk over them, in the little serving bowls, add a sprinkling of sugar . She also added fresh grated nutmeg ,with the brown sugar mixture. The tomatoes and egg ,on toast, I will sometimes make that for supper, I add sliced cooked bacon over top of the tomatoes. Yummmm.. lol.. Always enjoy seeing what's on Sage Lilleymans Channel!

Oh my dear,, you make such memories by cooking dishes I had as a child in the 50's. Thank You!!

7:40 I made corn fritters very similar to these from a 1914 cookbook, only my recipe called for cracker crumbs! I am making videos cooking from old cook book’s throughout the 1900’s. It has been so neat to see what has changed and what has remained the same in all the cook books! The baked apples looked so delicious!😍

@RedRoseSeptember22

Жыл бұрын

Right? I really think my husband would enjoy those ♥

Brings back memories of watching my Mom cook and use that whisk. Look tasty. Will try for a change up. Thank you!🥰

My Mother had a recipe for corn fritters that used a can of creamed corn instead of fresh corn. Came out great. Usually served with applesauce and sour cream if you like sour cream.

@iahelcathartesaura3887

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Or unsweetened grass-fed yogurt which tastes similar to sour cream, and apple butter for a pioneer Southern American touch? 😋 (for anyone who doesn't know, apple butter is very brown and spreadable, it looks a bit like vegemite: apples cooked down with cinnamon and possibly other sweet spices. Very old fashioned & good!)

@scook5599

10 ай бұрын

My Mother used creamed corn in her corn fritters also. Always turned out great. Usually served with applesauce.

Thank you for the video. I love watching you cook. I am sending you all of the love that I have in my heart from Cherokee Village Arkansas

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this. So many childhood memories.

Memory lane... Seeing your vintage kitchen tools and dishes!

Oh my word! The yolks of those eggs are beautiful!!

Can’t wait to try these! Thank you!! Also, the background jazz is soooooo calming and soothing, I want to be playing that constantly!!😂😍🎶

I love the vintage vibe ~ The food looks delicious, too~ Thank you for sharing your ideas😉

These look absolutely delicious! I wish I was motivated to make something like that for breakfast! It's always boring old raisin (sultana) bran for me. 😆 Thank you for another cozy video, Sage. ❤️

@coconutorange7609

Жыл бұрын

What sultana mean are you turkish or Parisian

@worldview730

Жыл бұрын

That won't happen because they got rid of the real ingredients in food & replace it with over processed convenient foods

Sage, you are a breath of fresh air in this world. May you be blessed.

Love breakfast for dinner. One of our faves was eggs, ham, and muffins. Baked apples were often dessert. We had a neighbor who grew up in Pennsylvania. She made sausage with baked apples for dinner. Her apples were wrapped in a dough. It all sounds goid!

Thank you dear Sage, you are such a blessing.

Those griddle cakes looked so tasty. What a treat, thanks Sage!

it feels like parents in the 50s took the time to make meals for their family and wanted to spend time with them. now it seems like nobody has the time to even make a home cook meal because they don’t have the time. it’s either frozen meals they pop in the mircowave or fast food

These would be nice as budget friendly dinners, too.

I have a version of the egg/tomato one that I do that starts with putting fried eggs on a piece of toast, then adding some provolone cheese, then a bed of sauteed spinach, then the tomatoes. So delicious!

Hello Sage,All these recipes look delicious. Thank you,for sharing them with us. 😊

1:35 Modern Version: everything bagel toasted, with cream cheese and chives, thinly sliced onions and fresh tomotaoes and shaved Norwegion smoked salmon.......from "Norwegia" THE WHITE LOTUS the Tonya McQuod character

I was a kid in the 50's and our breakfast consisted of weetbix and milk. Even though we lived on a farm, no cooked breakfast before school.

I love your video’s they’re so calming thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos your effort doesn’t go unnoticed❤️.

Hello Sage, my gradmother was a housewife since 1940 and your videos make me remember her. Thank you for share this recipes.

Wow, I would love every single one of these recipes. Thanks for all the great ideas!

That's how my mom did her bagels fried in butter. Those griddle cakes look delicious.omg 👌 it's all yummy.

I love tomatoes and the egg, toast, and tomato recipe sounds tempting

The first one was the simplest and the best one for me. I'm going to try it out.

Everything seems so delicious! I will make griddle cakes tomorrow for Thanksgiving breakfast. And I will definitely try the other recipes soon. Thank you Sage!

Thank you very much, Sage They look delicious. I've made one similar to your eggs and tomatoes on toast. I scramble the eggs with chopped tomatoes and sliced mushrooms and then put it on toast. I like it but my boyfriend doesn't. He doesn't like mushy food.

Between the recipes, your sweet voice, and the music, this was a delightful video. The corn fritters brought back memories of my grandma in her kitchen. Thank you

Thank you for such a calm and cozy video 🤍

Just tried the fried bread and tomato/egg was lovely Thankyou x

Hello Sage! This was the soonest video I could find. Anyway, I wanted to let you know how very thankful I am that I found your channel. I am much more of a younger person than others that watch these videos (11 to be exact), but I wanted to let you know that I have struggled and struggled to find what I liked. It is REALLY difficult to find a style at my age without being completely modernized just like every single person I see. I feel that of course many people have a different style other than what is trending, but I just think there isn't as much originality anymore like back then. But one day it had hit me, that I found my forever style which for me is the 1950's. and it's all because you opened my imagination more and made me think about the fact that there is more to style than what's trending. And I truly believe that some people are afraid to admit that they need some inspiration from someone that sees beyond the cover of the book about style types. So thank you so very much for showing me who I am! (I don't know if you do this but could you shout me out in the next video please? Thank you!)

@edenzinn4443

Жыл бұрын

Alright I hope this is the right place I'm commenting, but I was wondering what exactly is an appreciation package?

I'm in Melbourne too. And I am pretty certain nobody would have eaten blueberries in Australia in the 1950s. I imagine that they would have been rather hard to procure until at least the 1990s here.

@sandyv2195

Жыл бұрын

Good point. Blueberries are native to North America and would have had to be imported. Possibly were available canned, however - still, would have been expensive.

Love the background jazz 🎶🥁🎺 and these recipes looks so tasty 😋 🎉

Thanks for this! I love old simple recipes so I'll definitely try them

My mom has that same cookbook. That's so fun 😄

Hiii😍love from IRELAND 🍀 I always eat scrambled egg,fried onions with fried tomato all cut up,and yam because my fiance is Nigerian it's so tasty especially with the onion,I can smell it every morning coming from the kitchen wafting into my bedroom it's so yummy☺️💋

I'm a person who loves hot sauce, maple syrup and pickles on their waffles...weird I know! So I want to try those corn fritters!!!!!!!

@erose1320

Жыл бұрын

Im a big pickle person! I put them in my grilled cheeses

@claremurphy5089

Жыл бұрын

I hate pickle,always pick it out of hamburgers☺️🍀

@InfinityOnRhi

11 ай бұрын

​@@erose1320Oh do I have the snack for you... Stauffer's mac n cheese (or a similar mostly bland mac n cheese option) with sliced dill pickles mixed in Orr hollow out a large whole dill pickle and stuff it with the mac n cheese I call it mac n pickle it's something I started doing in middle school and everybody thinks it's weird lol

Thank you for making these kind of videos, I am obsessed with vintage

This is wonderful, as all your videos are! I'm going to try the eggs on tomatoes and fried bread, and I'm thinking of adding a thin slice of cheese between the bread and tomatoes. 😃 Thank you Sage. You're always a delight to watch! Love from New Hampshire, USA

Oh ❤how I LOVE this!!!!!🎉💗💗💗💗

@SageLilleyman

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!! xx

I really enjoy your cooking videos, very soothing and fun to watch.

Thank you Sage!! I needed this inspiration ❤🎉

I love breakfast foods so much, love breakfast for dinner nights!

Absolutely love this! Definitely one of my fave breakfast recipes videos. 9.23 pm and I now have to get up and whip up some eggs, tomato and fried toast 😋

Omg I'm born '95 I love the 50s and 60s time but the breakfast is a shock because I made that tomatoe egg toast for breakfast when I was a kid and never knew it was actually a 40s breakfast ❤❤❤

Looks delicious Sage. Can't believe it's November here another weekend in the high teens. Have a great week. 🇨🇦

If I close my eyes, I can smell this video. Looks wonderful.♥️Thanks for sharing this.

That last recipe sounds like it could have started as a depression era recipe, a good way to make meat stretch by using the bread. All of these look delicious 😋

Born in 1952. Never had fried tomatoes or corn fritters. Breakfast for us in Michigan was cereal and toast, eggs and bacon, oatmeal or farina, sometimes hot cocoa with graham crackers and peanut butter. Pancakes, eggs and sausage were a dinner meal.

Those look wonderful ♥Thanks Sage!!!

Yay for savory breakfasts! 🎉🥰

I love this, all the recipes ❤ I’m trying the corn fritters now to serve with dinner. Toad in the hole was breakfast this morning. My mom used to make that for me when I was a little girl, I sometimes forget how simple foods can be so comforting. ☺️🥰🙏🏼

Griddle cakes and corn fritters are always made with cornmeal when I was growing up in the Deep South in the US. I'll need to try these, now.