Let me tell you a true story about crockpot when I was younger I’ve always bought that brand crockpot 20 years later I called the company to ask if they had a replacement knob. The man said what is the problem I said there is no problem. My crockpot works well. I love it but the knob has weathered over the years and it fell off and I needed a replacement. I said I love my crockpot so the customer representative from crockpot told me, that is the stories we love to hear so he directed me to buy the knob, but in the end crockpot send me a small crockpot for free. I think it was a 5 quart maybe and they sent it to me for free for my story, which was really the truth so I’ve never bought another brand batch crockpot, and I’ve never had any issues with them, except maybe the handle or off and that took 20 years 🥘🥘

@queencupcake09

7 ай бұрын

Im so happy to hear this!!!! A company that genuinely cares! I have to Crockpot brand slow cookers and I love them!

@kimdewbre8859

6 ай бұрын

I have the same Crockpot that Becky has, only in white. My knob on the lid has weathered, as well. I have looked at replacements but cannot figure which one to order.

@brendaprice2951

6 ай бұрын

I wish I had stuck with Crock-Pot brand because I bought 2 Hamilton Beach crock pots and they both quit within 3 years total and now I'm back with Crock-Pot

@wendyneal4900

5 ай бұрын

I still have my original crockpot that I got as a wedding gift in 1986. I love it!

@deborahcox3214

5 ай бұрын

I too have an old crockpot. I believe I got it around the time they came out with the removable crock. The lid was plastic and my knob had come off, hubby fixed it a few times but it wasn't working anymore. I contacted Crock-Pot and lo and behold, new lid, glass and free!

One of the hardest thing about trying to find slow cooker meals is all the processed ingredients! Thanks for this!

@AcreHomestead

7 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

@terryball5563

7 ай бұрын

All recipes looked yummy. Thanks for Sharing.

@sherrybacon8041

7 ай бұрын

How is Acre doing? I was wondering... Is he walking yet, talking or jabbering? Is he eating real food, what is his favorites? I'm sorry, it just drives me crazy not seeing or hearing him. If yall say don't watch I have to... I enjoy it😊

@judytieger8976

7 ай бұрын

You are right about most having canned soup. I make my own equivalent of the soup. Recipes online.

@tenthousanddaysofgratitude

7 ай бұрын

When I first bought my crockpot in the Uk I bought a recipe book. Not a single processed ingredient. When I moved to North America I was shocked that I found it difficult to find any scratch cooking recipes for the crockpot.

Someone please just give this woman her own cookbook deal and a cooking show. Becky, you are our generations Julia Child. Go girl. You're amazing. ❤

@susansharpe7464

7 ай бұрын

Love Becky, but gotta disagree. She still needs more experience. As she admits, as she constantly asks for advice. But she's getting there. She is very skilled in her niche. I have learned things from her. And it's "generation's." And again, I support her, but she is no Julia Child. That is a HIGH bar.

@rightpath7780

7 ай бұрын

@@susansharpe7464please give this woman a break. We all have started at one time. You need to rethink when you comment. Please encourage don’t cut down. God bless you

@BecomingErica

7 ай бұрын

I agree with this statement!

@peggypastime1278

6 ай бұрын

What I liked about Julia - is her desire to be herself with whatever flaws she had. She asked for advice, loved to learn new tricks in the kitchen, tried things out and made the best of it if it didn't turn out as she expected. So yes, she'd be great at her own show! I love her show right here!

@josieanonymous961

6 ай бұрын

Yes she is, I love her videos!

I think we are all hunting for perfect crockpot meals , and I love that yours are from stratch with real ingredients. Thanks Becky

@ashleenicole71

7 ай бұрын

Yes. I Google from scratch and get nothing really.... canned something of still used or packaged gravy 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

I absolutely love when people comment helpful tips and ideas rather than judging you for how you did things or saying you did something wrong. Let’s keep that energy!

@KitchenWitch423

7 ай бұрын

So much this. With all the negativity in the world today, I come here to get away from it. ❤

@TruthSeekerNC

6 ай бұрын

Yes! I see so many channels where people nit pick and nag about every little thing. It gets so annoying.

@luckypenny4263

4 ай бұрын

Agreed !

I would love to see you make chili, then can that up for nachos or baked potatoes. Love your videos. My husband will ask “What did Becky make today”. He loves it because he benefits from all the delicious recipes.

@katskitchen1344

7 ай бұрын

My husband always asks me what Becky is making as well! Lol 😊. Keep up the great work Becky! ❤

@jenniferh1416

4 ай бұрын

When my husband made chili and there was only about a bowl left, I made a casserole dish of chili cheese potatoes. Did cook the potatoes like home fries for a crispy exterior before putting them in the casserole dish.

@aprilray4332

4 ай бұрын

@@jenniferh1416 that’s a great idea. I usually freeze it for a quick microwave lunch

What a breath of fresh air! Unprocessed foods(as much as possible) is the way to go and everything looks delicious! I’ve been trying to eliminate canned, boxed, packaged stuff for the last year. It’s not easy.

Hello! In your last video you talked about a french pumpkin from Provence. I am from that region and I would advise you to look into an other variety : the Courge/Courgette de Nice. It s a variety that produices both pumpkin (courge) and zucchini (courgette), if you pick the fruit when it s young it is green and is a zucchini, but if you let it ripe long enough it becomes orange/brownish and it s a pumpkin! Usually you would leg the first few fruits near the base of the plant to ripe for a long time and pick the new fresh one as zucchini to eat during the summer! It s not very watery and is very fun to grow Keep up the good contents, la bise from France 😊

@everydayadam1

7 ай бұрын

That sounds a lot like the Zucchino rapicante (also called the tromboncino squash).

@lindajeanhouse6443

7 ай бұрын

Good to know, thank you both.

You should try savory pumpkin Orzo. 3 sausage links, cut out of the casing, of your choice fried in a little olive oil of your choice, removed from pan, and set aside. 7.5 Oz of regular plain pumpkin, not pie pumpkin, one clove of garlic diced very fine and one onion diced fine, in the oil left in the pan sweat the onion and garlic for one minute, add pumpkin stir for 2 or 3 minutes. Add 2 and a half cups chicken broth, and mix well for a few minutes. Then add one cup of Orzo and stir for a few minutes until Orzo is to desired tenderness. Then, add a fourth of a cup of heavy cream simmer until thickness you desire, take from the heat, and add and stir in the sausage you pre-cooked and sprinkle with a good Parmigiano, Usually ready in 20 minutes. Add a salad on the side if desired. You can use any sausage you like from spicy to sage or Italian.

@AcreHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Wow that sounds amazing!

@debjarvie-sexton1609

7 ай бұрын

Yummy ty!

@debjarvie-sexton1609

7 ай бұрын

Becky we never hear your baby. Do you have a Nanny?

@kaykoffroth2031

7 ай бұрын

OMG this sound yummy. My husband loves anything with pumpkin in it without pumpkin pie spice. LOL. I will have to try it if it's okay. 😊

Today bought 2 onions(and a small eggplant), from my neighbor up the road who has a roadside stand! Admire your efforts & my neighbor(who grows alot, even asparagus)! I fully believe if my life hadn't emploded when my husband died from cancer at 43 yrs young when our son was 4 yrs old, we would have had more sustainable trees, produce, chickens would have been nice but not necessary. Enjoy your channel and am happy for your joy and happiness, but tears do come for what could have been. It will be 25 years this December since our loss, he would have been 68 yrs old yesterday. Decorated the cemetery for his birthday/Halloween today (he loved Halloween), (car trouble prevented us going sooner). Thank you for the joy you bring in inviting us along your journey as your friend. 😊❤

@Faith-in-him

3 ай бұрын

I just wanted to reach out to you and tell you how sorry I am for your deep loss. I can tell you loved him a lot and miss him greatly. Perhaps, taking up a relaxing but satisfying hobby like gardening might be just what you need to focus on? You could even place something in your garden that reminds you of him? I hope my suggestion isn't too assuming and too forward. May God bless you, comfort you and strengthen you. 🙏

@carolynturk-hu7je

3 ай бұрын

@@Faith-in-him Thank you for your caring and comforting message. Yes, my husband was and still is the love of my life, we are soulmates. We prayed and God brought us together, we felt as though we knew each other a lifetime. We lived and loved a lifetimes worth. I have and do garden at the cemetery. That has helped, because I grew up with parents who each had 2 green thumbs. At my childhood home we harvested and canned from jam to veggies. Our son(who was 4 yrs old when his Dad passed away) and I have done certain projects(planted sprouting potatoes one year), but it is hard when your collective dreams and goals as a couple are gone with your person. Each year I want to do lots of things but my health is precarious and do not always feel like it(going up the road to the veggie stand was a one time thing last year). I love all we did plant and do before the cancer, from 3 evergreen trees(for an anniversary and a bonus tree for our son). A French lilac tree from my parents, it blossomed the spring after he passed. Peonies we bought and planted the next spring after we got married. I love when cornflowers come in the fall in the driveway or the side of the road, he loved them. Phlox too, wild phlox has come into our yard. We planted our front and side perennial gardens our first year married. Thank you for your suggestions. He is really all around. Wrote this for him: Beds and beds of wildflowers Colors so brilliant my mind soars You there with me, your hand in mine A dream of forever long agos A place out of time, loving and divine

I love all your videos, Becky. You are so talented. And you make everything look so easy and delicious every time. I am Becky too and I wish I was as energetic as you are. Your family is so lucky to get such amazing food and all of the wonderful flavors and combinations you cook for them. You make it look so easy and do such a great job of gardening and organizing. You need to publish a book and deserve a show for more people to learn and enjoy.

Becky, you're so freakin' awesome. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, skills and positive energy with the world. Keep doing what you're doing!

I’m here for the boys patrolling that kitchen island every time Becky is cooking!! Wonder if they ever strike it lucky?😂❤🙏🇮🇪

@roxannebudd1978

7 ай бұрын

They have,she has dropped something and has said one of them got a treat.

@user-ot7ln4fy7y

Ай бұрын

Love this❤️! Kudos to you, Becky!!!!!!!

Becky, my cooking has improved so much by following your channel. I have learned how to make my dishes more flavorful and delicious. One of the main things is not being afraid of using spices and which spice to use. Also I can now make delicious sauces thanks to you. Take care.🤗

@AcreHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Wow this warms my heart so much! Thanks for sharing with me!

@lynnzepeda1374

7 ай бұрын

Just found your Chanel, Bravo!! I love my Crock Pot also. Can't wait to see what you do next! ❤ Lynn

I so appreciate that you do not use canned soup which is filled with salt and other ingredients my daughter and I do not want. We both have health issues and have to be careful about what we include in our food.. Your food looks delicious and I am so glad I found you.

I appreciate your crockpot ideas very much! I'm an early retiree. Due to my severe arthritis in my hips, I can only stand for very short periods & I'm not able to walk much.👩‍🦽 I now live with my daughter and her family of 5. Both my daughter and son-in-law work full time. My son-in-law does most of the cooking since he gets off earlier. My 16 yr old granddaughter who takes online high school classes, also does a lot of cooking. She is taking a cooking class & she enjoys cooking for us . I like giving everyone a break from the kitchen & crockpot meals are the easiest for me to do. I can gather the vegetable ingredients for chopping at the table & sit & chop there. I've learned to sit at the stove in a chair to cook for short periods like searing meat.. Then throw it all in the crockpot and just wait. LOL I've even learned to do dishes while sitting down... So thank you 🌷for these recipes. Crockpot cooking or simple dishes that I can cook for are family of 6 make me feel like I am contributing something. I hope to see more...❤

As much as you like to use peppers, you ought to consider making a Mississippi Pot Roast. It actually would be a great video to see you do a side by side comparison of store bought ingredients vs. home grown ingredients. It is so, so, delicious and a crowd pleaser.

@thegallivantenigma7832

7 ай бұрын

And make sliders, or burritos …sooo freaking delicious 😋🤤😋

@madzabinga8382

7 ай бұрын

@@rebeccabrimmer7145 Therein lies the challenge. Could she pickle some of her peppers and use the juice? Could she use some cowboy candy? Could she create her own dry gravy mix? Could she buy banana peppers and pickle them? She rarely uses store bought ingredients, so that in itself would be part of the challenge.

@belindasanders7072

7 ай бұрын

❤ Mississippi pot roast (with pepperoncini peppers + juice) as sandwiches on larger buns. Sweet potatoes on the side. Great dinner🎉I also sprinkle one ranch seasoning packet on top roast.

@kaitiemarie9572

7 ай бұрын

This is my families absolute favorite meal!!

@SnarkyNarwhal

7 ай бұрын

@@madzabinga8382 I pickled my own banana peppers this year just for use in Mississippi pot roast. I did small little jelly jars so they are just enough for the amount of roast we use.

I get so excited when I see Becky’s post pop up! THANK YOU SO MUCH for everything Becky. ♥️🙏

I absolutely love making slow cooker meals. More videos like this would be very much appreciated!

@cherylwood9195

6 ай бұрын

I so agree, please do for the upcoming winter season.

Hi Becky, thank you for making recipes that don't use cream of soups. I am expanding my use of both the crock pot and instant Pot as well and always looking for tasty recipes. Cannot wait to try this latest batch.

I told myself that I just wanted a sandwich tonight. I took my sandwich and started watching Becky cook, and my mouth was watering for her recipes. Had to watch this video twice. Thanks, Becky, for more inspiration. Still teaching a woman in her sixties new things. Yum!!

You're killing me becky! Dying to see the carrot harvest!

I also still have the original crock pot that my grandmother gave me as a freshman in college - I’m 63! That’s remarkable, considering how few things last these days.

Girlll I'm not even 5 minutes in and I'm already re-writing this week's meal plan because I just KNOW I need to try that sausage sauce pasta recipe! Thank you for sharing Becky, your videos are so comforting and inspiring 💛

Love your videos Becky. Love that you have started listing each recipe title in the description box below as well as the time stamp for each. Makes it so much easier for vegetarian folks like me to just jump to the corn dip instead of having Togo through the entire video. Appreciate this little extra from you. Definitely going to make that rice and corn dip.

Thank you for the Salisbury steak demo. I was going to make it from a Campbell's soup recipe and my wife who is a regular viewer of yours asked me to follow your recipe instead. Suffice to say, cooking is not my forte and I lack some of the basic skills - watching you dice the onion was revelational, forming and frying up the patties - just watching your hand skills was a great help to me. And I didn't need to use a can opener! ;^) Jack in Sequim.

I, too, love crock pot meals. Put it all in the crock pot and go do other things. Thanks for sharing y our receipes!

Love the idea of Becky doing a cookbook. Great tasty home made meals for the family and friends.

As a busy mom of 5 with baby twins I honestly have no idea how I would ever get a healthy home cooked meal on the table without my instant pot/slow cooker.

@kristins2078

7 ай бұрын

Same. A mom of 5 from ages 19-8 and my crockpot saves my life and dinner on the days we just wouldn’t have no choice but eat out

@amyrivers4093

7 ай бұрын

Both of you ladies are inspirational. Shawna I don't know how you cook anything with baby twins. ❤😊

@laurenc4553

7 ай бұрын

I'm only a mom of one but my husband is working overtime every day so we are in a season of life where it's the crockpot or everyone starves 😂

@shawnahamilton4241

7 ай бұрын

@@amyrivers4093 It’s taken some adjusting that’s for sure, and some days definitely feel impossible. Thankfully they’re “good babies”.

I love crockpot meals because you don't have to runaround like a crazy person cookin' right before dinner time. And you don't have fuss at your family to eat before the food gets cold, the crockpot keeps it warm. These recipes all looked so delicious! ❤

@AcreHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Absolutely!!

That was fun! Someone needs to invent a food teleportation machine so we can taste all these goodies!

Love that you made all these meals without canned ingredients. I’m going to save this to have it to refer to. Thanks!

I loved this!! I use my crock pot weekly, usually on Sundays when I’m cleaning up around the house. But I very rarely use it on high. I always cook things low and slow. I loved that this video wasn’t just soups. Sending love from Missouri 🩷

Love the way you are finding varied ways to make meals that fit a variety of time constraints. From freezer meals to crockpot to instant pot, they all look wonderful.

The rice recipe looks like a really good idea

Becky - Jammerill said to tell you to grow African marigolds next year! 😀

It’s a good Tuesday evening if i can sit and enjoy a cooking video from Becky And especially if it is without canned soups . Thank you friend

Becky, we spent hours yesterday doing a family freezer meal day with my in-laws. We had 3 turkeys in the freezer from last year's flock, so we made tons of Turkey Pot Pie. Totally inspired by you!

I made the Salisbury Steak Crock Pot recipe and my family likes it so much that they are having me make it again!

Jamerrill Stewart just put out a video and asked everyone to tell Becky to grow African Marigolds in your garden next year. 😊

So good to see recipes without canned soup!

Turn up your volume

I don't often eat meat, but I crave pot roast and can't pass it up!! Your cooking is wonderful!!

I would love your marinara sauce recipe if you are willing to share.

@hemphogg812

7 ай бұрын

Same here

@judybeckner6559

7 ай бұрын

She did a video on making the sauce.

@user-ui2wi4ne5s

7 ай бұрын

@@judybeckner6559 thank you I am new to her KZread channel I’ll look for it.

Thank you Becky for making the printing of the receipts on Scratch Pantry so easy. So very much appreciated.

@jesselliott604

7 ай бұрын

Josh her hub worked months on that. I very much appreciate it too ❤

@morganhullinger400

7 ай бұрын

I just had to try it based on this comment and yes it is crazy easy ! TY!!

@AcreHomestead

7 ай бұрын

That was all Josh! I will let him know! THanks so much for watching

@mbricker6438

7 ай бұрын

Tell Josh Thank You from all of us. He does good work. ❤️

@carollange7457

15 сағат бұрын

❤Thanks Josh!

One way I do my garlic up, about 5 pounds each year is to break apart then I freeze it in Tupperware containers. Italians love their garlic, and around here, many freeze it for the Sunday pasta dinner. To fry the meeatbls. And meat in the hot oil. Garlic is sliced small out of freezer, then in the frying pan. No waste.

I just want to say to how proud I am of you. I raised my household on crockpot meals. Sometimes I would prep the meals the night before, like cutting veggies and had the kids help. Our life was very busy and love seeing you make real meals. You will be helping many busy families. I loved being able to provide my family a good honest meal. I still have 2 crock pots. I have a small one that I use for items that were leftovers that I froze for an easy supper for my spouse and I. I am still trying to figure out how to cook for 2 and not 6. 😅

@MoonFlower52798

7 ай бұрын

Coming from a mom of three grown boys, that's a REAL and true challenge there!! When people used to ask me, "How do you feed three teenage boys?" I'd joke and say "With a shovel..."😂 Because we KNOW it's not just them, but all their friends that show up with them. 😂 Now that it's just me and my hubby, it's def challenging scaling back. It's almost easier to eat out than cook, if it just wasn't so darn expensive.

@chairk4119

7 ай бұрын

@MoonFlower52798 haha....so true. My youngest is 6'7 and I thought the food bill would go down. Nope, but that is ok. My neighbors love that I cook because I feed them often.

I love love love pot roast in the crockpot, too! I make mine EXACTLY the same - only I add carrots under the roast along with the potatoes! It's my hubby's favorite comfort food!

I left a similar comment on another of your videos, here are some delicious ideas for crockpots that I’ve made and loved: beef stroganoff, beef or chicken fajitas, pork ribs (caramelize under broiler at the end), chicken soup, Swedish meatballs, sweet and sour meatballs, chicken in mushroom/ranch gravy, and Asian pepper steak. Happy cooking! ❤😊❤

@AcreHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Wow thanks! I will need to try these! they all sound so yummy

@katliven

7 ай бұрын

@@AcreHomestead happy to share … and how’s baby A? would love just a quick update on your channel 😊

Just discovered you. My last Salisbury steak was a thumbs-down. Finally, not many out there do sauces from scratch. Can't wait to try some of these. Well done

Like what you do becky..meals a shopping sounds like youre busy a love you a all the meals ..thanks becky a your mom ...

Just found your channel and binge watched all day 😂 love that your stuff isn't all canned soups and tons of cheese (just the right amount lol) but also it's all simple ingredients I don't have to go searching for. 🤗

You should let the cold water run when you straining hot stuff down your sink, so it wont srink you drain lines.❤

@AcreHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tip!

@vbo9872

7 ай бұрын

@@AcreHomestead Yes, I watched a plumber say that if you don't run cold water, the scalding hot can damage the PVC

What a treasure you are ! I am old now, but you cook like I have always liked to cook. I am always baffled by “cooking”videos that just open and pour packaged food and calling it home made. Blessings overflowing.

I tried the slow cooker Salisbury steak recipe and it is so good! I didn't end up using the heavy cream but I put two "heaping" tablespoons of mayo in the ground beef when I was forming the patties and I also cooked the onions and mushrooms in the fond. You could probably get away with substituting the mayo for cream cheese too. It is so unbelievably tender and juicy and had a great depth of flavor. I couldn't believe it was lean meat

Love these recipes with fresh ingredients and loving the view out of the kitchen window when you served that last meal.. Thank you Becky!! For all you do and sending blessings to you and your family.

I’ve really been giving my crockpot a go these past couple of weeks. Love all the new ideas.

I used to make lots of throw together crockpot meals when I worked all day. It was great knowing that I could go on to my 2nd job and know my family was going to enjoy a wonderful hot and tummy warming meal without a lot of work from me rushing around to figure out what to cook! My daughter was in the U.S. Marine Corp and she would always tell the platoon how I could take one of her boots and turn it into a Five-Star Meal!

@yolandaolivas9509

7 ай бұрын

You go girl!

Becky you are so good a like your shows..you can make anything in crockpot..

I bought the crockpot brand recipe book last week, it gave me so many new ideas, including breakfast foods like frittata ❤ never even thought about making that in a crockpot and now I’m excited to try 😊

Thank you for this! Perfect timing for fall weather 🍁

@AcreHomestead

7 ай бұрын

You're so welcome!

The Laura Vitale of the crockpot. I'll finally get some use of this appliance!

I'm reading "Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat" by Samin Nosrat (5 stars, btw!) And she says the favorite salt of chefs, including herself, is Red Diamond Salt Flakes. I'm using it now, and it's delicious! It's the "least salty salt" there is, she says, and no mineral taste from the iodine that ionized salt adds. You've got to try it! It's delicious! More so than any other I've tried, and I have tried a lot! Also, her book is great!

Becky, All those dinners look amazing! Can't wait to put one, two or three on my menu!

The pot roast looks so good! My local grocery store has chuck roasts on sale, so this will be [n the menu soon! Thank you for doing this series of crockpot meals!

I always brown my meat, especially pork & beef, before adding to my slow cooker! 🦋

Hello Becky Thank you for sharing your vlog much appreciated by us all xxxx Becky I kindly request you try fondant potatoes they are delicious Peel off skin of potatoes Then cut length ways in to thick strips (circles ) Save any potatoes do not waste any

Thank you Becky! The pork chop recipe looks great! Crock pots are very versatile. I have just learned how to bake potatoes and how to use it as a small oven for other recipes. It works great because I'm single and cooking for one.

I love this series! Something I think would be a really cool test is if you freeze dried some fruit and tried to make your own powdered smoothie mixes! I’ve seen the company Kencko at Walmart and they are just so expensive. It made me wonder if it could be mimicked by freeze drying fruit, blending different mixes of fruit and reconstituting it with juice or water!

I am empty nesting the kitchen and found a total of 4 family sized one in there. After reflection I remembered i used it about 4 times a week for 25 yrs raising my children. Now I also have/use little ones for simmer smells and have paired down to just two for the second half of my life, 1 oblong large and 1 tall large. 🥰

When I moved to my retirement home I got rid of my crock-pot. My sister just gave me one for Christmas. My first dish was Hawaiian chicken and it was delicious. Can’t wait to make the pork chop recipe! Thanks for all of these recipes!!!

Your audio is perfect when you position your microphone as it was in this video. However, your added audio is too low.

@AcreHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for the feed back! I can work on that moving forward!

I just LOVE your content! Keep doing what you do Becky!😊

@AcreHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!

Before crock pots I used an electric skillet to cook my chuck roast and many other things. It was very handy.

I always sear my crockpot meat. The manufacturer's book suggests this also. The chicken verde looks delicious!

JAMERRILL SAID TO TELL YOU TO PLANT AFERICAN Migroles next year😊

@AcreHomestead

7 ай бұрын

I saw that and I will!

@frugalitystartsathome4889

7 ай бұрын

What’s an Aferican Migrole?

@dianerobichaud8546

7 ай бұрын

African Marigold

I am a huge user of browner, I think adding Kitchen Bouquet to the gravies would build appeal for us liking more color! Going to try all of the recipes!

@jenniferl6553

7 ай бұрын

@Smalfry47 I feel dumb but what is browner and Kitchen Bouquet?

@Smalfry47

7 ай бұрын

@@jenniferl6553Jennifer, it is an additive to darken your gravy, my mom always used it to enhance the look of beef gravy. I do think most stores in the US carry it but Amazon has it also, it gives a richness……..

@barbaramclean5995

7 ай бұрын

Hi...it's in the spice section and it's a concentrate of mostly caramel and flavourings (I think). It makes sauces look browner. I prefer to use dark soy sauce to do the same thing without all the additives. Just cut back on the salt you add. It adds a nice umami favour and no one ever guesses its in there! 👍😊

@jenniferl6553

7 ай бұрын

@@barbaramclean5995 interesting, thank you

@ItsChilly-WearMittens

7 ай бұрын

You can easily make a browner by mixing a spoon of sugar and a spoon of oil on the stove on high until it's almost black. (At that point, it will no longer be sweet.) Let it cool slightly and add water (carefully! it will spatter if too hot)😃, or just dump it in with your other recipe ingredients. For lentil soup, gravies - anything that's looking a little beige!

I enjoy watching you explore using different cooking methods for meals. They all have their place and value.They all allow options around varied schedules. Right now I have 2 crock pots with apples. One making into sauce and 1 with peels and cores making into juice for jelly. When I have smaller amounts of apples I make sauce in the microwave. One thing I don't usually do is brown my meat. I can see the value. I'm going to try it. I like how you've shifted to smaller canned amounts. It can be helpful when you can - have the jars, lids, space to store, etc. As your family grows you may switch again. I can't believe how the time has come and gone!!! I remember you working to get your beds built and ready to plant now the season is wrapping up! Thanks for all your sharing. I love it. 😎

Hi Becky, I just found you in KZread. I’m enjoying watching all your videos recipes Growing up, my father would always plant an acre of garden, all kinds of fresh vegetables, yellow and red New Jersey tomatoes like you do, onions, potatoes, corn, and so on. My mom and grandmother did a lot of canning my sister and myself will be helping also, that’s how we learn how to do all that stuff today. I do have to say that my sister and myself have slow down where are the two older ones in the family,I am 75 now and my sister is 72 my brother is in his mid-60s and my younger sister just turned 61. I enjoy watching you very much. God bless you and your family

You are making me want to get my crockpot out more. I hardly use it anymore, but some of these recipes you've been making looks really good. I do use my instant pot about once or twice a month (I don't use that as much either).

I like to make a red wine sauce for steaks on the grill. Never thought about adding it to my pot roast! Good idea as always Becky!

You are a genius -- love all your creativity. Appreciate your style of tutorial and no background music. Easy to understand -- keep up the good work!!

Love doing the Chuck roast on a bed of potatoes & onions like that!

I just got done watching the mushroom crock pot meal - I cannot wait to try that, thank you!! 😍 have you made Hungarian mushroom soup?? I think you would enjoy it because it has dill in it too!! I sub Hungarian paprika for half regular + half smoked.

@madzabinga8382

7 ай бұрын

I just looked up a recipe for this soup, it sounds and looks totally delish! If Becky doesn't take you up on the suggestion, please know I am going to!😁 Thanks for the suggestion.

@brittanyjean179

7 ай бұрын

@@madzabinga8382 awe how lovely!! 😊 I hope you enjoy!! ✨

Becky we always put chopped water chestnuts in our Salisbury steak. Adds just a little crunch! It’s delicious

Hi from California! Everything looks so delicious. So, I'm thinking you ought to do a giveaway. Dinner at Becky's house!!! Thanks for all your videos♡

So grateful meal from scratch because I'm American but live in Spain and we dont have all those ready made conveniences, spice mixes etc. or canned soups. So im very thankful

Yessssss if you slow cook Chuck, it's always AMAZING 👍👍👍❤❤❤

Are you guys always drowning in leftovers?

@michellebarham326

7 ай бұрын

I believe she uses leftovers for lunches or a no cook day.

@ellenradford8582

7 ай бұрын

She said in earlier videos that she and Josh love leftovers. That was when she was in her old house and made freezer meals

Please give us a look-see at the girls when they are enjoying the scraps of food.

That kitchen window view ...MAJESTIC 🧡

Oh my gosh! Those Salisbury Steaks look fabulous! Wow

Not being mean or anything but I always have a hard time hearing her videos. I know it’s not my phone because other videos on KZread work fine and I can hear them fine.

@cathyb19

7 ай бұрын

Use close captions

@lindatenga6195

7 ай бұрын

Cierra, I understand what you’re saying. Sometimes it sounds like she’s trying to not wake the baby, or, maybe, she’s been talking so long, that she might be getting out of breath. Not a criticism. I wouldn’t be able to talk as long as Becky does. 😊

@Basswife26

7 ай бұрын

I don’t have a problem hearing her, even without my hearing aids

@BrookelLakeKC

7 ай бұрын

She appears to record then do a voice over on portions, which helps eliminate background noises and she can speed up her video. A little lapel microphone may help but I think she does a great job. Also, I’m listening on my ear buds (JBL, nothing expensive to buy). Maybe ear buds will help?

@Debra_Hasatheory

7 ай бұрын

I'm hard of hearing. It helps a lot to use earbuds or ear pods because the sound goes right in my ear. As soft as she speaks, I bet this would help anyone to hear her better. Is like how she speaks. It's peaceful.

It's so hard to hear you.

@melissamccleary9611

2 ай бұрын

Volume button sweetheart. 🙄 This dish IS incredible. I made it and the family loved it. ❤

Thank you for creating meals, that don’t make me feel like I have to fly to the Far East, to find find every seasoning there is on the face of the Earth. Your recipes are simply delicious, and your instruction methods are very easy to follow. Thank you so much.❤

My go to chuck roasting I think is even simpler than this one. 2 med-sm Sliced yellow onions about 10 cloves (or more 😉) of garlic minced 5-6 branches or rosemary 4 branches of sage and about 6-8 branches of thyme. I put about 1/3 of the ingredients on the bottom of the crock pot place my seared 4-6lb chuck roast (salted and peppered) on top of that, place about 1/3 of the ingredients around the sides and then top with the remaining 1/3. Low and slow for 8hours. You can add whatever you want to it, but I usually just cook the roast and make mashed potatoes with mine and either carrots or corn or something like that separately . I’d love to know if you try this! Made the sausage recipe today, will be making the chicken burrito bowls either tomorrow or Tuesday night. Just found your channel. You have inspired me to change the way I cook/prep in the kitchen. 😀

I bought a crockpot a year ago, it hasn't been out of the box yet. Perhaps you will inspire me!

All of the recipes look delicious but the Salisbury steak and mashed potatoes made me hungry!

Becky, I love watching you! Your energy and ideas are amazing! Being a nurse though, I have only one concern...the amount of salt that you use in your cooking.

Becky!! Long time watcher but first time commenting… one thing that I would love to see even though it isn’t food preservation/homesteading related is a hair tutorial 😭😂 I love how you do your hair and can never get it done right on my own hair. Much love to you, josh, and baby acre❤️