Phyllis’ son…. I am so glad you have kept these videos up since her graduation or heaven. What a tribute to her wonderful life. Thank you for it all.

@kathymills3476

Жыл бұрын

Yes, isn't that a wonderful tribute to his Mama and her wonderful recipes.

I still watch her videos almost every night before bed. She is so soothing and comforting. She helps me fall asleep and I always end up rewatching the same ones because I never make it to the end

@StaceyLovesBettyBoop

Жыл бұрын

I still watch and listen too. I love listening to her. She has many great tips. I have yet to try a recipe of hers that I didn't like. I remember listening to her when her and Bucky were well. I adore and miss her! Hope they are reunited once again! ❣

@kandi917

Жыл бұрын

So do I, love to here her voice & miss her so much,I know she is in peace now with Mr. Bucky& her Daughter xoxo

This is one of her recipes I haven't seen, I'm trying to get caught up on all her videos....I have watched many and I loved to watch her cook and her recipes....Thank you to her Son who let us know that she had passed away....I cried it was so sad.... he said she wanted her videos to go on and he says he will do it and says he may even add some....that will be wonderful and adding things that you remember about your Mom looking forward to this....thank you for continuing on with her videos.....God Bless You....sorry, I forgot your name and could not find the video where you left msg...I will keep looking for it....Thank You

@LawandaFinch

4 жыл бұрын

Mona Greer every thing you just said! Me too!

@kjlockley1246

4 жыл бұрын

I looked so hard for this recipe. This is the real Mississippi Mud Poe

@ItsFran.

2 жыл бұрын

I love the original recipes with a history to it makes me want to actually understand it’s value

@kathysandberg7604

Жыл бұрын

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A little tip ,if you spray the spatula with Pam before you use the marshmallow fluff it helps it not stick

@daphenealldredge2010

2 жыл бұрын

TY for this wonderful tip !!!

10 years later and this remains the BEST recipe for Mississippi mud cake I have found. I miss her so much and I'm glad her son kept the chanel going

I used to make this when my children were little but I didn't use the cream, just the little marshmallows. I had forgotten about it until it popped up in my suggestions. Thank you so much. It looks wonderful and your instructions are perfect. You're making me nostalgic and miss my grown children, who have moved away many years now and my parents who are deceased. I wonder how many other recipes I've forgotten. I better scroll through your video list. I have just discovered your channel. Thank you and God bless.

@patmelton43

Жыл бұрын

You sound like me. I used the actual marshmallows too. Seems to me using creme just makes it harder to make.

@mjp8494

Жыл бұрын

I make mine with just a 10 ounce bag of marshmallows. Also mix it all by hand. The texture is much nicer.

@courtneyjames8223

Жыл бұрын

I don't care I'm making it with both

We made this every Christmas. Everyone loved it. Btw 1 pound confectioners sugar is about 3 1/2 cups. Info helpful for when you have the bigger bags.

Thank you for keeping her videos up, also please keep making more, be well.

@PhyllisStokes

3 жыл бұрын

We will!

Almost all of her recipes my mother used when I was growing up in the 70’s & 80’s. It’s so cool to see them made and get the recipes❤

I was digging around in my memories as I wrote in my journal and I thought back to when I visited my Aunts home as a little boy; one of the best memories from those visits was her Mississippi Mud Pie. To my great delight I found your great video online. I had to search through all the 'new-thing' ideas that folks have about Mississippi Mud Pie to find this TRUE and accurate recipe. OH, I also remember learning how to spell Mississippi at her house - M I crooked letter crooked letter I crooked letter crooked letter I humpback humpback I -

@daphenealldredge2010

2 жыл бұрын

TY I hadn't heard this said in many a year. I'm 70 now. I think I learned it around 6yrs old.

Your soft calm voice and adorable Southern drawl is so calming. I love to cook and really enjoy your videos. So, I learn and relax at the same time. You are doing a great job and I am so glad I found these videos.

I love how you explain the recipe. It makes it easy to follow along.

I love your unhurried voice and hints.

@bluefidle

5 жыл бұрын

Same here. Such a great teacher

One thing my grandma made so well which I loved was persimmon pudding...it was so moist that I still remember how it tasted...she made it all the time since she had a huge persimmon tree...never seen a tree so big even to this day....she passed in 1983...she always made it in then old pans where the lid slide to one side....I want one of them old pans...

I have always wanted to make the Mississippi mud pie. Thought I would ask Miss Phyllis a question realize that I can't. What an amazing cook this is Phyllis was.

Love your very calm clear voice! The process is so very clear- I don't think even I could mess it up. Ty!

this is THE one I remember....the new versions..don't hold a candle to the orig. Your additions...make it even better

Love her slow easy instructional way. 👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😎 looks delicious.

When she got to the part and I thought she was done she says “this is the middle layer” my reaction....😱 R.I.P. Phyllis, glad we have these videos.

@valariebrowning9763

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sure God loves her cooking❤️

So called "country cooks" should take lessons from you. I have Tennessee roots and my Granma cooked like you. Happiest memories are being in the kitchen with her. Thank you. You make me proud to be a woman.

Im a born and raised Texas gal and I still remember the first time my Mama made this. It was 1971 and she called it Mississippi mud pie Cake, I guess she was covering all the bases. Loved it then, love it now and it's on the menu for Thanksgivin'. Love your video's.

These didn't get popular in the UK til the 80s... And they were just like this!!! You're a great teacher and a real crafts person!!

Steve if you read this comment I just made this Mississippi mud pie today it was delicious even though it really wasn't a pie it was more like a brownie cake I don't know it was just so delicious my husband loved it, it took me it took me a couple hours to make it but it turned out perfect! I followed the video step by step the whole time I was making it, thanks. BTW have been watching your mother for a couple years, and now watching your Channel keep up the good recipes!

@PhyllisStokes

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I made this in 1985 for my aunt and uncle's anniversary. My dad picked it up and said what is in here? Mississippi Mud Cake and he said feels like mud. That's the heaviest cake. It's rich and delicious people. Great video Phyllis as usual.

Wow, I just had a walk down memory lane! The first time I saw/ate this was when we were living in Conway, SC. It had a cake base, and coconut and nuts were added to the cake; then a large jar of marshmallow creme; then the chocolate frosting. My teeth ached, but my tummy and sweet tooth were very happy! This is almost sinfully good. Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe.

Oh my goodness I miss this woman. I shouldn't but I'm planning on making this soon. I've never had Mississippi mud pie and this looks amazing.

OMG, my mama has been looking for this recipe for years. She had it when I was a teenager, but it was lost in a fire. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

My mom used to make this recipe when I was a teen in the "70's". I loved it. This brought back so many teen memories. Thanks for sharing.

This looks delicious, I bet Mr. Bucky and Phyllis are eating their Jello and yummy desserts up in Heaven ♡

I remember when my mother made this! I was in maybe the second or third grade. It looked delicious and when I tried it, my whole world opened up!

I always add 4 ounces of cream cheese to the batter, and 4 ounces to the icing...so good!

This was my favorite cake when I was a kid, however, no one in our family makes it anymore. It may have occasionally showed up at a family reunion but not in many years. We called in Mississippi Mud Cake. Although I have several recipe books with a version of it, this one seems most like the cake I remember. Thanks for sharing! Be blessed 😊

Made this marvelous recipe for my brother's birthday. Blew my diet, but it was sooooo deliciously decadent. He loved it and so did his guests. I'm going to watch your other videos, and subscribe.

Thank you so much for sharing this recipe!! I have been all over the internet for the last three weeks trying to find the recipe MMP recipe. This is just how I remember it being.

Sure do miss Phyllis and just loved her recipes and her way and ability to made good food. Her love for God

This is something you definitely make for alot of people, two people would sugar rush out to eat all of it, I went the extra mile and made the marshmallow and poured over while that was warm, thx for a classic

Just a little hint. Whenever I bake anything chocolate I add 1 teaspoon Espresso Powder. It really enhances the chocolate flavor and you'll never taste the coffee flavor. It just makes good Very Good.

I'm making my way through the "classic" videos and liking each one. I hope this helps in Mrs.Phyllis' mission in helping the local church school. Thanks Colonel Ritter for keeping this going!!

My husband and I limit our sugar intake to one dessert a month. I made this the other day for our splurge-day. Turned out fantastic. My husband said it was the very best "Mississippi Mud ANYTHING" he'd ever had. Only thing I did different was leave out the pecans because my husband doesn't like them. We ate our pieces, and my husband took the rest to work and shared. He said it was gone minutes. I'm not always keen on recipes with marshmallows, but this was amazing (and a lot of fun to make). Thanks so much for sharing!

@gwendolynmclellan4009

5 жыл бұрын

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5 жыл бұрын

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I found that if I greased my spatula lightly, it kept the marshmallow cream from sticking to the spatula when spreading. Makes cleanup easier also. If you really hate the stickiness and want to make it easy as possible, you can spread it as much as possible with one spatula and finish it off with a second greased spatula. We usually ate it when it was warm because my husband ask every few minutes, " Is it ready yet?" We ate a couple of Lemon Meringue Pies that were, shall I say, a little soft. We had many a good laugh over his impatients with deserts needing to cool. Thanks for your receipe......

@faithwisdom788

3 жыл бұрын

What did you grease it with?🙂

My husbands aunt used to make this. He has been bugging me to find "her" recipe, and this is it! It is so easy and decadent. Thank you!!!

I appreciate how you explain things by clearly elaborating on the "why" aspect--this is very helpful to expand cooking knowledge in a more general sense. Your food looks delicious and a lot of it reminds me of how my mom used to cook. I made your rice pudding today with freshly ground nutmeg, and it is wonderful. This recipe is also now on my growing "need to try" list.

This cake was fantastic! My boss loved it! I never bake from scratch (find it intimidating), but I watched your video over and over again to encourage myself. I did not find it difficult at all and premeasured everything out ahead of time. THANK YOU! If anyone out there is pondering on whether to try this or not - please do - you won't be disappointed!

@PhyllisStokes

8 жыл бұрын

So glad the Mississippi Mud Pie turned out well for you and your boss. Hope this will encourage you to bake more from scratch.

@omaopa6923

7 жыл бұрын

marshafisch thanks for being so honest in your comment, I also get intimidated in the kitchen but after reading this comment I'm going to try 💜🇦🇺

@tammyulgen

7 жыл бұрын

This was one of the recipes we would make in my home economics class in back when I was in high school. We would make it for every bake sale. My teacher used one of the original recipes (just like this but with coconut in the batter). The recipe instructed to always put the frosting one while the cake was warm. We tried it both ways.. when when you put it on a warm cake the marshmallow slightly mixes with the frosting and gives it a fudge like texture. If you wait until the marshmallow chills.. it's not as good, the frosting ends up being more like a glaze.

@dollstevenson8784

7 жыл бұрын

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@dollstevenson8784

7 жыл бұрын

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I’m so happy your recipes have been kept up on here.thank you to your son. I miss you phyllis!!

Ms. Phyllis, I have the same recipe as yours & it is one of my favorite desserts ever 😊💝! My brother in law was from Mississippi but he had lived in Florida for years. He had a couple of older sister's that came down from Mississippi in 1982 & we had a family get together. They had made this & gave me the recipe but they called it "Mississippi Mud Cake". I take the round end of a wooden or plastic spoons & I poke holes in my cake before adding the marshmallow cream & I actually put the pecans in my chocolate frosting, but I think I'm going to do it your way the next I make it 😊. I love pecans in my brownies so your version makes more sense to me & I also like to see some of the marshmallow mixed in the chocolate frosting exactly like you did yours 😊. Thank You so much sweet lady for sharing this Awesome Tutorial & God Bless 😊💝🙏✝!

Thank you for sharing this recipe. This was always my favorite Christmas sweet that my grandma made. I had lost the recipe. Thank you. I hope you and yours havea great holiday season. You made my day.

I always enjoyed her cooking. I enjoyed hearing how bucky and Phyllis got together Nice couple

I love these 60-70s recipes. I was in high school in the 60s and remember eating a lot of these. Glad I found you.

of all the recipies i have seen on how to make the mississippi mud pie recipes. yours by far is the best of the best. BLUE RIBBON AWARD FROM ME!!!!! I MISS YOU AND I STILL WATCH YOUR VIDEOS. THANK YOU!!!

I wish I was more like you in the kitchen... neat and graceful. I wear half of what I'm baking... you are such a joy to watch. my husband is gonna love this mudpie, ty 😊

My daughter made several friends in college with a dessert she'd prepare called "Death by Chocolate." This looks just as rich, but a bit easier to prepare!

Great video. I had the pleasure of eating this pie about 15 year's ago at a company Christmas party. BTW. You can buy the carrot cake in a box now. My nephew loved it. He used to cook it before he passed away. Thanks for sharing your video.

I made this today. Can't wait to cut it when my company gets here from Mississippi tomorrow. Wish I could put a picture on here. Thank you, Mrs. Stokes. I love your relaxed style. By the way, it is pretty! :)

You are indeed a Blessing sister Phyllis my Mother God rest her soul always made this for me for over 50 years for my Birthday ! Wow, My BUCKY will Love This ! Thank You for the Memories ! Anyone who's never tried this needs to do so ! God Bless You !

Hi Phyllis, I have heard of the Mississippi Mud Pie but never had it. Looks delicious! Great job.

Microwave your marshmallow cream for 5 seconds, stir, 5 more seconds, stir. then use.

Hi Phyllis. I just want to thank you for sharing this recipe. My Grandmother adopted and raised me. She was a phenomenal cook and her recipe books were lost during a relatives move. My grandmother passed away in 2018 and I miss her so much. I always tell my husband about my Grams Mississippi Mud pie and he has no clue what I'm talking about! I have googled for the recipe and all of these Pie like recipes come up and I KNOW exactly what the desert looks and tastes like. It's been probably 18 years since I have had it, but I loved it and remember it like it was yesterday. Finding your recipe was heaven sent. As I watched you, I felt like I had a glimpse of my Beloved Gram. I'm going to make this recipe to honor her (and I'm going to EAT it!) Thank you so much for sharing this gift. A true blessing in my life ❤️

@e.conboy4286

Жыл бұрын

Angelpayne6632 : Sorry your grandmother’s recipe books were lost. So were my mother’s. I’ve tried to replicate some using her old Watkin’s Cookbook and she also had a Westinghouse Cookbook which was signed by Betty Furness who was a lovely actress and did commercials on tv in the 50’s.

I'm 50, from Tennessee, and this is the mississippi mud that I remember from childhood, minus the pecans. And yes, we did it in a 13 x 9 pan like this, so we didn't call it a pie, it was just "mississippi mud".

@marshafisch

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment! Going to make this for my bosses birthday but was wondering if I could omit the pecans because of recent dental work on his side. Now I know I can. Again, thank you!

@itsjustrenee1320

5 жыл бұрын

marshafisch Smsrt lady, your boss will be keeping you around.

@ashleyladuke1701

4 жыл бұрын

Making this in TN today 😉

Looks absolutely Delicious! Thank you for sharing!

I love watching your cooking videos!!!! You are awesome and remind me so much of my mother & North Carolina (my birth place) I think I have cooked almost all of your recipes for my family ~~ who by the way absolutely love them!!! God bless you and keep up the amazing videos!!

Phyllis, I made this and it was awesome... two of my favorites...chocolate and marshmallow. Yum! I have also made your cream cheese pound cake (heavenly), and your Jell-O recipes, too. All are great - I think you're the best cook on You Tube! Keep up the great work and best wishes and Happy New Year to you and your family.

Hey Phyllis, hope you are doing better. My Aunt used to make this when she was alive and this version is the version I know as well. Not sure why it was ever called a pie but its yummy none the less. Thanks for sharing~

I’m using this recipe for a family gathering on Fridays I know it’s going to be delicious and they will love it!

Wow! That looks so delicious and awesome! I can't wait to try it! Thank you so much for patiently making it so we could understand how to make it too! Your very generous!

Thank you so much for sharing your recipes and knowledge! Love the stories with them and that you give tips and explain why you do what you need to do those tips.

This is the recipe I have been looking for! Thank you for posting it!

Thank you for giving this recipe! I love this and made it in the 60's but lost the recipe so this is wonderful. I have learned from using marshmellow cream in fudge to set the jars in hot tap water for 5 to 10 minutes and it is easier to get out of jar and spread. Can't wait to make this again for the grandchildren. You have great recipes.

Made Mississippi Mud cake many, many, moons ago....I only used the mini marshmallows and popped back into the oven to melt ( dislike working with marshmallow crème to spread). Brings back memory of Tunnel of Fudge Cake too, using the Jiffy chocolate icing mix, I don't think they make that any more.

Can't wait to try this! My son wants me to make it for his 6th birthday coming up. Enjoyed your video, it reminded me of years spent in the kitchen with my Gammy and her teaching me how to cook. She had a very calming presence like you do :)

I an from Mississippi and lost this recipe. THANK-YOU ma'am. I will be enjoying it tonight..

thank you thank you thank you. my friends mom use to make this for us when we were kids. i could never find the correct recipe, as you said everyone makes it a pie with pudding. This is the cake i remember and i am sooooooo excited to make. thanks for making my day!!!! jerry in new orleans

This sounds so delicious, thank you for speaking very clearly and explaining the Method so well.

That looks so delicious..my mouth was watering the whole time. I love your recipes Mrs. Phyllis!

i love watching you mix your ingredients its very soothing to me and it shows you love your work thanks for sharing

Rest beautiful lady ..you taught me so much and we never even meet ...hope to meet u in heaven 🙏

That looks so good. I can’t wait to make it and have WTH my family. Thank you for sharing your videos with us. Yum 😋

i love watching you. thank you so much for sharing your recipes. i have made your awesome bread pudding with rum sauce. never had anything else better

It looks really delicious!!! I am a chocolate lover. I remember making this somewhat different. This makes me feel hungry, yummy. Great video to share.

I'm so glad you did this recipe. I made it years ago then lost the recipe. Now I can make it again.

"You really can't eat a very big piece of it, b/c it's so, so rich." Hold my drink...

@gypsytreasures3856

4 жыл бұрын

Hold my milk. Lol

@singersa

4 жыл бұрын

LOLOL

Today is Dec. 29th, 2017...I am enjoying a snowy day inside, in Kansas City, Mo. I made this recipe for our Christmas dinner...just a few days ago. We have always called it Mississippi Mud Brownies...LOL...and boy is it heaven. Thanks for sharing...God bless you, Mr. Bucky, Steely and little Sunny.

thanks for sharing this recipe had lost mine years ago i will made this one again for years to come thanks sweet lady for making this God bless

I know this is an older video (and you likely won't ever see this), but I find your videos so soothing and interesting! You have a wonderful voice.

@PhyllisStokes

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Just so you know I see all the comments from every video. Yes, I'm very involved with my KZread channel. KZread sends copies of every comment as soon as it's made to my video manager account. I don't always have time to answer every comment but I do speed read them.

@americaneden3090

5 жыл бұрын

@@PhyllisStokes u really are so sweet about as much as this cake. Take care 🤗 tfs AND responding

Just got through making this for my husband's work lunch tomorrow. So hard not to get a big scoop if it! Thank you, Phyllis! I'm going to bake one if your pies next :)

I enjoy hearing about you and sweet Mr Bucky. I can tell you two are wonderful loving people. Oh and your a great cook too!

I might make this for our desert bake off. Looks so yummy 😋.

I haven’t had this since I was a kid! So glad to have this. Thanks!

I love this cake and I continue to love Phyllis and miss her. Thank you Steve for keeping her with us.

@PhyllisStokes

Жыл бұрын

You are most welcome, Sandie!

Looks pretty to me. :) This is the version I like, but I only make it every two or three years. I agree with you; it is so rich and so good.

That is one guilty pleasure . I don't know if I ever allowed myself to eat a Mississippi Mud Pie .😋

She was just a sweetheart! A true southern woman!!

I just love your style of cooking it is real cooking and affordable and I love the older recipes. Thanks so the great explanation of your way verses others and how you like things done we think alot the same I have been a tugboat cook for 30 years then now retired.

Well, found a new favorite ❤️☺️😋👍🔥 there are a lot of your recipes that I am excited to do, thank you ma'am, so thankful for finding your channel, hope you are doing good, take care and God Bless ❤️

I really miss living down south. Best food and bbq!

Thank you so much Miss Phyllis. It would be so much fun to watch Mr. Bucky take a bite and see his reaction to it. That good ol' boy Whooooeeeeee. lol Thank you for the recipe as always, God Bless you both.

My husband saw me watching these videos and handed me a Duncan Hines Chewy Fudge Brownie mix. I think he's hinting.

Thank you for the video of your mom. I really enjoyed it. 😊

Thanks for sharing this amazing recipe it look delicious :)

Thanks for sharing this amazing recipe.

I haven't seen this kind of mud pie since my kids great grandmother made it when I was in my 20 s (1990s) I have searched and searched and no mud pie recipes like this anywhere! Thank you!