Thank you all for your kind comments on my Mommas cooking. We lost her this spring to lung cancer. I have not been able to watch this since losing her but know someday I will. I miss her everyday & am thankful we shared a love of cooking & family.

@NotTelling51

9 жыл бұрын

My dad used to play the grand ole opry...lost him to lung cancer as well. I couldn't listen to his records for a couple of yrs. Now, I can listen occasionally. I pray you will come to that place in your own time. God Bless.

@buckeyegin

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words Brad. I know I will in time. Blessings to you & yours also.

@mayanotary

9 жыл бұрын

oh, I'm so sorry....... I left a comment and then I read your comment about your Mom's passing....... I am truly sorry to hear that, parents and grandparents are so valuable, I lost mine too..... in 2013 one in June and Dad in October of the same year.... both almost in their 90's .... it's very sad to go through that.... my sympathy for you and your family :(

@mayanotary

9 жыл бұрын

Ginny Stockton Chin up and make your Momma proud ♥

@buckeyegin

9 жыл бұрын

Ana Maya thank you

I love how grandmas never have to measure anything. They just know. ❤

My Mother had 9 children, we lived on a farm and we all had jobs to do. My mother never had a public job. I can never remember a day she was not waiting for us when we got off the school bus so I cannot relate to kids that their mothers work. When she went to town on Saturdays she would either buy a 25 or 50 pound of flour in a sack cloth and pour it in a barrel and I cant remember if it lasted a week or 2 weeks. She made a long pan of biscuits up 2 times a day 7 days a week. She made the dough up in a long wooden troff that belonged to my grandmother who had 15 children. I now have that troff with all the nicks in it but trust me I have only 1 child. I am now 68 and my daughter is 40. Watching this video brought back so many memories. This is exactly how she made them and worked them up but she used lard and bought it in 5 gallon buckets. When us girls needed a new dress for school or something she would pull out those washed and ironed sack cloth bags and make us a dress for they had some pretty prints. I am sure a lot of you remember them. We were proud to wear them, they were so pretty. biscuits were so good. If any were left and got cold we would poke our finger in it and make a hole and pour molasses in it or on Sundays put cold collars between them. I wish she was still living I would have had her make some using this troff. Please every one take the time to learn to make biscuits like this you will not regret it. practice makes perfect. Thanks for a super video and God bless you.

@buckeyegin

7 жыл бұрын

I remember Momma telling me stories of her Mom making them dresses out of flour sacks too. Growing up, we had grandmas biscuits in the morning hot with fresh honey & hand churned butter. The ones that were left were always on the stove & as we played as kids and got hungry, we were always grabbing one while running through the kitchen. Such awesome memories. Thanks for sharing......God Bless you as well ;)

@ritagreen5224

5 жыл бұрын

My sisters and I proudly wore the pretty flour sack dresses. Mama didn't have a pattern so she would take an old news paper and cut out the neck and arm holes. It fit everytime. I read just the other day that when flour company found out we were making shirts and dresses out of the sacks, they started making them with pretty prints. I thought that was really cool. I miss my mama to. Gone for 39 years this month.( June 17 2019).♥️

@MECX3490

4 жыл бұрын

Must be a southern family...it’s a rule that everyone has one of these beautiful angels in their lives! Those days are gone...great video!

This is so awesome. I am so glad you posted this. I was married as a young girl and lived in Panama City Florida. I was a very young bride. My husband was a southerner and he taught me to make biscuits the southern way. He has passed away some years ago and I am back in the north. I never again had anyone show me how to make them like that and I had forgotten. It was so nice to find your video. God bless and thank you so much for this video. Made them tonight and yes they are the best biscuits in the world.

@rockiesanchez9062

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing the wonderful recipe! We made them today! Also besides dresses, my Mom made my bras!

Your mom is awesome in my book. Such a sweet, unassuming tone to her voice. Reminds me of those who have passed in my own life. My grandparents were all gone by the time I was 7 and 9. I never really got to know them, but will some day. I love this recipe because it comes from years of experience. If only there were more in their 60's and 70's on KZread passing on cooking skills instead of mostly 20's and 30's. :) I am sorry for your loss. By the way, the reason to give them the 'love tap' is that it helps the entire surface and volume of the biscuit rise evenly.

Thank yall so much for posting this! This is EXACTLY how my Grandma used to make them! I could kick myself in the booty for not getting in the kitchen & learning how to cook like her! I will be making these soon!!

You can really taste the love in her cooking and baking!

Please relate to this wonderful woman how much I enjoyed her making these biscuits. I lost my mother in 2002 and haven't had good homemade biscuits since her death. I miss her so much and this video reminded me of her.. all the way down to the oxygen concentrator running in the background! God Bless, they looked delicious, just like mom's.

Oh my goodness! A joy of beauty and a sight to behold. When we lose someone we dearly loved it brings us tears, followed by a smile, then a feeling of how blessed we were to be part of each other’s lives. I loved the video and the joy and laughs y’all had, so touching. Yes, I am going to make those biscuits... just like your mom did, it will be a rewarding experience to fill like I am part of your family. My Mom passed way in 2013 (77), she was a great cook too, and my Granny died in 1992 (82). I think of each one of them every single day. All the years I visited my Granny and spent the night with her, she would make the white Gravy and keep it warm on the stove and when she heard me get up she would start making the eggs... gravy, biscuits and/or bread, when I walked in the kitchen it was “ready” to eat. My mom, had a good teacher. Have fortunate I was to have both of them in my life as well as my Dad. I miss them all so much. So, I understand exactly how you feel about the loss your Mom and Grandmother, with time, the pain eases, and the flashbacks of joyful times will help in your healing. My blessings to all of you and thank you so much for sharing this video too... so beautiful... my prayers 🙏 go out to all of you. May you and other loved ones be blessed today and always! 😊 💫

@jimginnyohio

4 жыл бұрын

campmein Thank you! Best wishes to you!

Bless y’all, that takes a piece of your heart, I lost mine in 2015. Love the knowledge and video.

I’m so sorry for your loss!! I lost my mom in 1996...i was 45....I feel so cheated. I’m now 67 and have really missed not having more time to make memories. Hope you have now watched this video and cherish it. And her recipe is wonderful!! 🌷💗🚍

@alicesais770

4 жыл бұрын

FR3 At Last feel your pain and loss, since I to lost my mother at a young age I was 38 yrs old and she was only 62 yrs, yes we were so cheated, now I’m 66 yrs old I often think 🤔 how cheated she was.

almost cried it's just how my grandmother made them she died with the recipe but I watched her countless times and this is how she did it ty so much for reminding me!

I am a late bloomer when it comes to you tube, but there are many recipes that I truly appreciate, that remind me of what my mother use to make, and this is one, thank you.

I've tried several different resupes over the years but i always come back to this one. She does it the best.

@jimginnyohio

4 ай бұрын

Yes, we agree too!

I love this video of how family traditions or passed down from generation to generation. My grandma passed this to my mother and she passed it on to my sister and me. The biscuits looked just like mamas. Thank you and sorry to hear that your mama has passed.

@buckeyegin

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you

I just made these. My first try at home made biscuits. They are delicious. When I make them I will always think of "Momma " as the one who taught me how . I make them just like her , from the flour well to the love pat at the end. Love to you and your family.

Such a sweet lady , makes me think of my mom , wise and practical in the kitchen and of course no one can beat moms' cooking , thx for the video I really enjoyed it

Still inspiring those of us without the family experience! Thank you so much. ♥️

Almost makes me cry how much you resemble my grandma ivy who passed away in 2004. Hard to believe its been 10 years

So sweet ya"ll recorded this. My Granny made buscuits what I remember just like this. The way your mom used her hands remind me so much of how my Granny did it. She recently passed and I wish I had learned so much more from her! Thank you!

@buckeyegin

7 жыл бұрын

so glad we made this video......was just suppose to be for family but she turned into a star & never knew ;(....I am sure she is smiling from heaven

I've just started to bake and Id rather learn from someone that keeps its simple. I never had anyone to show me so its awesome to find a video with such a special lady to learn from. Thank you.

She is a pro for sho!!! lol I love how she cooks with love. That's soul food honey.

I love this good ole family video.I grew up without any grand parents so I actually never got to go to grandmothers house they lived in california and me in arkansas saw them once when I was 5 never again sadly.So I sure appericate these videos thank you!!!!!

Oh my❤️ like watching my mama. And my mama was even on O2 her last 13 years. And mama never measured. She could just tell by feel. Which sadly is hard to teach someone the feel. I was the youngest of 7 children. My sister was the oldest. An me the baby with 5 boys in-between... Mama always said by the time I came along she was tired if teaching she guessed. Because I didn't pick it all up like my older sister 22 years older than me... And now my mama and sister are both gone... But I'm sure watching lots of you tube trying to find the most like Mama's. I think this is pretty close... But I was thinking she may have rolled hers out. But I'm sure going to try this. Loved your mama. So much like mine❤️

I have watched a lot of videos on biscuit making in this video is the only one that I have found that makes biscuits like my great-grandmother did she lived in Pitts Georgia I live in South Central Alabama yo mama knew how to cook a good biscuit and she still inspiring people to this day LOL...... HOW ABOUT THAT.... I bet she'd get a kick out of that....

@jimginnyohio

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, she would. Thank you for your comments! Enjoy the biscuits!

out of all the videos on youtube yours was by far the best. its exactly how my grandmothers did there's and I am on my way to the kitchen right now to try my hand at doing it myself. tell your mother/grandmother to put more recipes up of southern cooking I love her she is great and reminds me of my family.

First cooking video that made me cry joyful tears...thank you for posting!

Just wanted to say thanks. As a single father, I have learned to cook over the years (son is now 16), and I always wanted to know how to make homemade biscuits. Thanks for passing down your family recipe!

@Rollwithit699

6 жыл бұрын

bigjimbob3737: Good for you! So happy when I hear of good dads, single parent or not. Haven't seen many.

I have made the biscuits following your Momma's direction...They turned out great! I spent a month of weekends searching and trying new biscuit recipes in search of the best one, and her technique is seriously the best! Thank you so much for sharing!

Your hands are so lovely making these biscuits, you handle the dough with so much love..

@buckeyegin

7 жыл бұрын

yes she did

This was a lovely video. Thank you for sharing your mommy's recipe. 💓

Thank you for the video on homemade Crisco biscuits. I so enjoyed watching this it was just like my mom and granny did it. I have saved this to my favorites. I was so impressed by the love I saw and heard in this family very heart warming. God Bless you all and the Sweet Little Cook that made the biscuits. My mom and granny were gone before I ever took the time to take time to learn... maybe with the help of this video I will still have a chance to learn.

Hand rolled just like my granny. I miss that woman. Thanks for this trip down memory lane. ;)

@buckeyegin

8 жыл бұрын

+Sara Peach Your welcome Sara.....thanks for watching!

This is not a cook, this is an artist! I'd like 2 please!

@buckeyegin

7 жыл бұрын

she was.....thanks for watching....

I wish I had both my grandma on video to watch or just have their recipes on paper. Both was great cooks. My one grandma was Portuguese I remember her making all kinds seafood dishes with lots spices. And my other grandma was German from Russia and her breads and baking was yummy.

Ginny, I am so sorry you lost your mom.These videos are priceless.You will watch when you are ready.My mom made cassette tapes of her cooking which we treasure esp. with her being gone too.Ginny, when you are missing your mom, go look in the mirror, you are 50% her and she will never leave you.This dawned on me one day and brought me much comfort.No one will ever replace our moms...it is hard when they pass on we get more used to it as time goes on.big hugs for you...thanks for sharing her with us..

This is EXACTLY how my mom made her DELICIOUS homemade buttermilk biscuits! Thank you for sharing, it brought back sweet memories. If I could give a thousand likes, I would!

Watching this brought back memories of my Mom making her biscuits--self-rising flour, extra baking powder, Crisco and buttermilk. She always pinched them off and rolled them and yep the leftovers set on top of the stove with any bacon or sausage patties for anyone who came by and wanted a snack. I lost my Mom about 5 years ago. Thank you for sharing your Mom and giving such good memories again.

Just how my Mississippi Mama made them, right down to the hand rolling! I would give anything to have a video of her makig them. Cherish this video and thank you!!

Thanks for posting. Just like my grandmother made. Brings tears to my eyes.I sure do miss her!!!!!! Here in tennessee THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

This is the best recipe I have seen and I have watched close to 20 videos. She makes them like my granny did, with her hands. Love it. Thanks for sharing.

've seen my mama and grandma make biscuits in the bowl by hand all my life. Its great to see a true southern biscuit recipe like the ole days. thanks

@buckeyegin

10 жыл бұрын

Oh your welcome....we think it is important to keep traditions alive....happy to be able to share!

I'm sorry to hear about your momma. She seemed like that ultimate grandma that everybody loves. Thank you for posting this video. She made it look so easy. I hope it is that easy. I can't wait to try. Thank you again.

@buckeyegin

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you Katie......it was our pleasure to share Momma with the world

Ginny, hello with love. I have __NO__ idea how I EVER found your Momma's biscuits, but she taught me the best and easiest way to make AND knew ``her creative gift; she had her own way. I send sincere condolences of a loss for 'your' mother. I know the pain, the empty void -still- after these many years. My mom was so young. Then my dad died not too long after that. I will keep and make her OWN as I relish her loving hands, watching her as she goes so slowly as each viewer watches with EASE. I hope to see everything she has made. thank you so very much.

Lost my mother last November... she learned how to make biscuits like this from her mother-in-law. Soooo happy I found this video today, it brought back such happy memories. Thank you for sharing your momma with us... and her biscuit recipe!!

My aunt and I were talking today about how her mother (my Granny) used to make choke biscuits (she was from down in West Liberty, Ky). I told her I would see if I could find it on YT because Granny didn't show her daughters how to make them (Granny wanted to do all the cooking...and she was darn good at it). This is almost the exact same way my aunt described it. I'll show her this video and the two of us will try. Thank you and I'm so sorry your mother is gone. I know how much you miss her.

@buckeyegin

8 жыл бұрын

+Brenda Henderson I hope the video helped & yours turned out great also! Thank you.....I miss her everyday

This was my first time seeing this video. I am so sad to see that she is gone she looked so young. My fondest memory of this video is hearing the happiness in the house in the background. Nothing like a happy family

@jimginnyohio

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

my grandma do it the same way in virginia. the smell of bread sunday was our alarm clock. thc for sharing

@buckeyegin

8 жыл бұрын

+Bridgettes World Awesome! I was blessed to have had women in my life who taught me how to not only cook but plant a garden as well. Thanks for watching!

@csmitchell2684

6 жыл бұрын

It was the alarm clock for sure.

Thank you Ginny, our aging mamas and daddies need to hear how vital they are in our lives. Teaching us from the day we're born until the sad day they must leave us. Yours is something special and brings back that lost warm hug around the neck feeling that I got just from being in the room with my Mom. I hope she is feeling and doing well and continues to cook these treasures for you for a long time time to come! God Bless you all and keep those videos coming! We can't lose these cooking arts!

We have told her.....bless your heart. I am very happy my Momma is still with us.....she has some health issues but her strength & many prayers are keeping her with us. God Bless!

My grandmother made them the same way. They can make it look so easy. BUT ITS NOTTTTT!!! LOL. Thank God for these wonderful biscuit makers.

This wonderful recipe and the lady in the kitchen remind of my momma when she cooked. The only difference is my momma and her people in Eastern KY used a well seasoned cast iron skillet. I used to think 500 degrees would burn the biscuits but that never happened. My mother always told us the biggest thing you need was patience in making biscuits...it was not a five minute procedure. Terrific idea to film this and share with others. Thanks.

That is exactly how my Grandmother made her biscuits. The same pinch that you used. She never used the buttermilk and water but used whole milk. When she had a cow and was milking, she used fresh cows milk. The taste was the best I have ever ate. She made them about 5 mornings a week. She also made cornbread daily and pinto beans 3 times a week. In the 60's she and I shared a 16 ounce Pepsi Cols in the bottle while I watched her cook breakfast.

love this Ginny and love that you can still see your Mom in this video

I enjoyed cooking biscuits with your mom. My biscuits turned out awesomely tasteful! They were fluffy and delicious. Just AWESOME!

You make yours just like my grandmother (except the self rising flour you know 😀) and my memory of her hands shaping the biscuits. Thanks for the memory.

I try this awesome recipe and I felt I was there with your mom, so sweet, God Bless you all, great memories to keep too.....

This made me remember my grandma. Thank you for posting.💛 God bless.

I agree love in the biscuits. She is perfect, My mom made them just like you, and we would talk to each other. God Bless you Mama, thank you for sharing.

I APPRECIATE YOUR MAMMA MAKING THESE BISCUITS, THANKS FOR SHARING. THEY LOOK SO GOOD.

This video made me feel like im part of their family :D the fact that people nowadays edit the video too much it seems like its supposed to be for makin them, but this video just made me feel comfortable! I hope people make these kinds of videos :D thank you! Ill definitely try this recipe btw!

@buckeyegin

10 жыл бұрын

What a nice thing to say Sarah! We love our family very much & just wanted to share something very close to our hearts......my Momma & her biscuits. Please let me know how yours turn out. Mine are pretty good but never as good as Mommas

@stilney71

6 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the exact same thing. Nice family.

I enjoyed you and your mothers interaction the most during her making biscuits God Bless both of you. Thank you for sharing.

I loved seeing this momma make biscuits.....I wish I had videoed my mom cooking one of her wonderful dishes...

I have this in my favorites and use this as a basis for making biscuits. It all came from this one video :) Glad you were able to capture this on video - not only for your own memories, but so that “grandmas recipe” would live on in others cooking for years to come. I’ve shared this video with my daughter and she uses it as a guide for when she wants to make biscuits. :) Much love!

Thanks for sharing your family tradition with us!

Not only is this EXACTLY how my Mama and her's before her makes biscuits - I think Mama even has that same outfit LOL = and just like y'all we stand around waiting on them - butter at the ready -- so she always makes a SECOND pan for breakfast LOL excellent video - nostalgic - I called my Mom after watching this LOL

this actually filled my heart with alot of love. thANKS FOR sharing.

This was just like watching my mama making her bisquits. She has been gone since 1989 but you brought back some great memories.I tried to make them before but they were like rocks. Now maybe I'll give them another try. Thanks.

Oh my goodness those biscuits look wonderful hey pass me a biscuit and syrup that's how we do it in the south lol thanks for sharing

This video is such a Treasure! Thank You! 🙏

Must be really nice to have a Family here on 🌎

Thank you so kindly for sharing such a sweet loving video. Having a video like this is a great way to preserve and pass down to the next generation a bit of you, your momma, & her momma :) Thank you:)

Love your mom! Thank you for this recipe. So special being passed down to the next generation. Subbed.

@buckeyegin

10 жыл бұрын

The only biscuits I've ever been able to successfully make! My boyfriend thanks you!

I made biscuits this morning that turned out pretty good, but I was still yearning to make biscuits like my grandmother made. I remember that she pinched hers out so I said let me go to KZread to see if there are any recipes there like hers. I ran across yours and it brought tears to my eyes. I also made a video of my grandmother making her biscuits, but it was years ago and I need to have it transferred to a format that we can watch it on today. It's sad that the later generations miss the closeness of family and the work ethic they had. I am definitely going to get that video transferred to a modern format and incorporate it into a genealogy powerpoint I'm creating. I'll also put in some recipes so the young ones will know how real food used to be made.

now that is a work of art .....and TLC

yummy! thanks for the video. love yr mama!

Thank you for sharing this video! I'm 60 y/o and used to watch my grandmother in NC make her bread bowl biscuits as a child, but couldn't remember exactly how it was done. Now I get to try making them for my grandchildren. 😍

@buckeyegin

8 жыл бұрын

+welschica Your welcome .......happy baking!

What a wonderful family memory...thanks for sharing...

That's awesome. That video will be priceless to you someday.

@buckeyegin

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks...it already is Brad

Just had to comment because this reminded me so much of my Mom right down to the finger pat at the end before they go in the oven. I also loved the touching comments about your grandma and family, thanks

Lovely family. Loved the simplicity and authenticity of this video. Well done.

Love videos like these! Thanks for sharing!!!

Thank you for sharing your Momma's recipe, I love the real home feel of the whole video as well. And the stories of your grand momma Thank you, can't wait to try it!

@buckeyegin

9 жыл бұрын

Your welcome Janet. Let me know how yours turn out ;)

Yum yum , that's how y'all do it , yummy thanks grandma! 👍😊

Those look great adding this to favorites and going to try them thanks!

Oh my goodness! This is exactly the video I've been looking for. This is how my grandma made them.

I know this was an educational video but it sure brought back a lot of wonderful childhood memories. Lost my mom 8 years ago and watching this sweet lady work the dough really made me smile. I have so many memories of my mom but her hands were what I seemed to have focused on so much. They were always purposeful and deliberate but gentle and graceful. Thanks for sharing this. And sorry didn't mean to get sidetracked there.

@buckeyegin

7 жыл бұрын

our pleasure......we were blessed to have her.

thanks for this video. this is how my grandmother made them.

They sure do look yummy! Thanks for sharing the recipe!

Thank you so much for posting this video. I felt like I was apart of the family watching this. Thank you so much.

I learned from a friend in Mississippi years ago how to make biscuits. I made them for a long time and then quit for years. I tried to go back to making homemade and they would never come out right. Thanks to ya'll I know what I was doing wrong. Now my husband wants to learn how to make them. I showed him your video. He is excited to try it since he is not a baker and wants to bake. Thank you both!

Thanks for the video, pinched off biscuits is how my granny made them too, best ever biscuits. :)

@margaretsleator5530

4 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately they are not biscuits but English Scons

This is to Ginny Stockton...I just recently found your mamas cooking on Facebook & have so enjoyed listening & watching her cook

They look just like my mother's....delicious!

I watched this video because it said Mama's biscuits . My mother made biscuits like this. She milked the cow and churned the milk and made butter. Also, used lard to make the biscuits, didn't know what Crisco was. She made the best biscuits and gravy. What can i say, this brought back memories

Thank you for this video, my mama used to it the same way. They looked delicious & l'm sure they were.

Thank you for this video. My mamaw made these. Brought back so many memories!!

From Atlanta Georgia that video was awesome I cried while watching. my mother is still alive, but she doesn't make great biscuits. I have a brother that always make homemade biscuits for the family and we love them. I do want to Pass tradition down to my kids. I will use this video to show my son and daughter how to make great homemade biscuits. You have a wonderful family tradition. Happy Easter, Dhonyale

great video, your mother seems wonderful. and i will be trying this recipe asap. thanks again!