Having come out of an abusive relationship. As a bachelor, I'm now needing meals and came upon this and I thank you for your devotional that you put in the middle of your program. Thank you very much. Pray for me as I deal with my recovery and healing from covert, narcissistic abuse and learning to live on my own alone retired at 61.

@BigMama2022

4 ай бұрын

Mr. Steve, Its been 2 months since you wrote this comment. I pray that life has gotten better for you and you are thriving! God bless💓

@cattycee2001

3 ай бұрын

I also am older and come from a similar situation as you. Becky has given me some great ideas for cooking for one. She has a quick 2 ingredient spice muffin, that is yummy. I hope you are healing and enjoying your new journey. 😊

@zinnia3684

3 ай бұрын

Bless you brother God has you and with his lead you will recover to an amazing sense of joy. God will heal you and lead you, look forward for Gods plan in your life. Focus on the Saviour and all will be well. Keep looking up.❤ 🙏

My mother was a child of the Depression and she raised 8 children of her own on a shoestring budget. Mom always said, "Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without." Good advice for the times we're in now. Thank you, and God Bless you!

@mothercabbagepatch3344

Жыл бұрын

I'm going to write down your Mom's wise saying. It's a good reminder of what we need to be doing in these times ❤️

@giselec6773

Жыл бұрын

Mmmmm. My grandmother used to put leftovers from dinner each night into a jar and at the end of the week she would make a soup or stew

@waynehendrix4806

Жыл бұрын

Exactly the way I heard the phrase. My grandmother was born in 1900 and had about 7 children. Although technically not part of the Depression of the 20's, with the loss of my grandfather to a roadside accident when my father was 12 years old... the family suffered and was helped by local angels as well. I saw the lessons of my uncles effects of that upbringing often. No waste was a normal lesson. Thank you for your story also!

@cammierountree5172

Жыл бұрын

Amen!!!

@notsurewhatscookin8691

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree.

We, here in Europe face the same difficulties as the American people... I stumbled into this recipe and did some cooking tonight (one person cooking), added some pepper and garlic to it, and it turned out delicious. Now I have 6 extra portions in the freezer (for later use) and it cost me less than a dollar for a portion. God bless you, M'lady 😘

@m.t.426

Жыл бұрын

God bless you Martinis.Thats a cool name.Its great to hear someone from another country identifying with our culture here in the US.

@Barbara-on1le

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the freezing idea. 🙏

@T6706K

Жыл бұрын

Way to go!

@lyndalisten254

8 ай бұрын

I’m alone …hate cooking for one . Never know what freezes well ..thx for letting me know

@hunteraxe9840

7 ай бұрын

Not all of us sound like this lady does, just the sweet Americans that still care for the land and lord❤️ and make the taste buds shout 👑

Bless you! I am flabbergasted. I watched through. Felt like I wanted to speed past the Bible verse. Then felt the need to rewind. And all that you shared, in that part of the video, touched my heart incredibly. I’ve been so down. Felt very worn. But am trying. Praying and praying and doing my best. I came here to see a shipwreck skillet…and yet, what I got was so much more. Actual answered prayers by a real, heartfelt woman sharing honestly and with Grace. Beautiful expression of Gods love and blessings.

@babzee7111

Жыл бұрын

I’m so glad you shared this… it is a sweet “Glory to God!” testament of His amazing ways of love and individualized attention. So happy for His blessings through Becky’s Hillbilly Kitchen Videos!

@debc7341

Жыл бұрын

I tune in to Becky at night sometimes just to hear her voice and message. So soothing to my soul 🙏🏻❤️✝️

@ginagray603

Жыл бұрын

Praise the Lord, God bless you for having an open heart to his word! I'm glad Becky is here to help so many.💜💜🙏🙏

@robinjaime

Жыл бұрын

@@babzee7111 truth! 💯

@user-do8ue9un9v

Жыл бұрын

I feel very at home in this kitchen, thanks for letting me watch

I love this idea. It reminds me of the way my mother fed a husband and ten children, beginning in 1930 and all the way through the great depression. We ate simple meals but never were we hungry. God provides!

@chrishonwiggins8882

Жыл бұрын

Amen ❣️

@lauraharris5057

Жыл бұрын

That was just beautiful it went straight to my heart

@lauraharris5057

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for that.

@edp3202

Жыл бұрын

I have always loved casseroles.

@rosemariemann1719

Жыл бұрын

"god" didn't provide ! Humans did, in whatever way they could... " god" was not involved at all ! 🇬🇧🤔😠💕🎶😢🇬🇧

Thank you for these beautiful struggle meals and the godly encouragement! It is so refreshing to have this fellowship in Christ our Savior! Many abundant blessings to you and your family! CORAM DEO💛🙏

@janette2422

Жыл бұрын

Good to see some latin! I attend a Latin Mass and it's just a beautiful language. Gloria in Excelsis, sister!

Makes me feel good to see a good ol' country girl who's not embarrassed about her faith in Christ having over 800,000 subscribers. Encouraging. Maybe the country hasn't gone down the tubes quite as much it seems👍🏻

This is the first time I've seen your videos & I can honestly say it's the BEST cooking video by far. THANKS FOR TALKING ABOUT THE LORD.Thanks for making me feel like family

@greta3315

2 ай бұрын

❤ I’m alone but I’m not because I have the Lord and my dog Becky is such a blessing-she speaks to my heart. You’re right…she makes you feel like family❤

I love the name “shipwreck casserole” 🥘 God is so good all the time and His blessings are abundant. I look forward to hearing the verses you share. Many Blessings!

You are such an inspiration Becky. As a Mom who lost her son and who lost faith in so much, it's amazing to listen to you being thankful after your recent loss of your dear husband. Thank you. My heart is with you.

@cowboykelly6590

Жыл бұрын

😲😔💔.. I didn't know . This woman has GOD'S strength and faith in jesus and love running through her . Bless her Heart . 🤠🖖

@sammy9103

Жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss of your son.

@maryloumottola3721

Жыл бұрын

@@sammy9103 Thank you so much

@missjoycefox1947

Жыл бұрын

Marylou, your life isn’t over just different. “Tough times don’t last but tough people do.” There isn’t anything you can’t do without God’s help. I know!🙋‍♀️☕️❤️🙏🇺🇸

@maryloumottola3721

Жыл бұрын

@@missjoycefox1947 Thank you so much!

My mom raised 6 kids with only my dad working. She would plan her meals around the meat that was on sale. She always taught me to stock up one week on meat sale/reduced, and the next week buy your pantry items. It's saved me a lot of money with my 4 kiddos.

I'm a mom of 7 and I'm so happy that I found your Channel this is definitely Encouraging me because as a mom i find myself cooking the same thing almost every week and I'm so excited to try so many new recipes thank you and God bless!

It's easy to get caught up in all the bad things going on right now , we need to be thankful in these hard times even more. This looks so yummy and simple to make. What a great idea to buy ground meat in larger quantity cook it up and divide it to freeze . God Bless and take care.

@susanjoseph236

Жыл бұрын

God Bless you too

@leahrivers3531

Жыл бұрын

💎 Life Has, ALWAYS, Been JUST LIFE 🧬 👍 😊 ... NO MATTER AS TO WHAT The Era We've Lived In Has Been CLASSIFIED AS BEING ... SO ... WHATEVER 😝!!!!!!!!! 😜 🌟

@christopherwilson3113

Жыл бұрын

You've got that right. 🙏

@debbiereyes8265

Жыл бұрын

Yes once we Repent of sin and ask Jesus to come in our ❤️ Heart We Do Realize What’s Important! The Peace Is Amazing no matter how Bad things look!💙💙🕊🕊

@jeannegallegos8410

Жыл бұрын

Well said.

My Mom used to call this clean out the fridge meal! Lol! She would clean out the fridge and throw it all in a pot and make a delicious stew. That’s what we grew up on! I never thought to make a casserole out of it. Thank you Ms Becky for sharing this recipe! God bless you and yours!

@lanetteprice7508

Жыл бұрын

My mother kept a thing in the freezer and left over in most times she had 2 one would end up casserole and one would end up soup. When we canned if side had a little bit of this and that it went in a jar for soup.

@clarkcombs7243

Жыл бұрын

My granny called it " poor man soup" if you had the stuff

@sherryragsdale9571

6 ай бұрын

I kept plastic container in freezer and when I cleaned off the supper table if there were leftovers in amounts too small for another meal such as a spoon or two of spaghetti sauce, spoon of corn or green beans I would toss them into my freezer container. When it was enough for a pot of soup, I'd dice up a couple of potatoes, open a can of tomatoe sauce, dump in the container have soup for supper, practically a free meal or 2. (TASTES better than soup made from all new ingredients)

Becky, We are watching from Israel! I'm from NC and now live in Jerusalem. My girls and I just found found your channel within the last month and we've been cooking your recipes here in the Holy Land! I love that you are getting the food boxes from here and I'll be praying that the Lord would make it possible for you to visit. Maybe you can stay at my house and teach us a few things! ❤

I keep a big bag of frozen mixed veggies to use in dishes like this. I almost always reduce the amount of ground beef and throw in a can of pork & beans. The sauce in the beans adds to the tomato flavor, and the beans of course increase the protein. Thanks, Becky, for sharing these economical and easy meals, and for sharing your faith...you're a blessing. May the Lord Bless & Keep You, Make His Face to Shine Upon You, and Give You Peace. Amen.

@happycook6737

Жыл бұрын

I love pork and beans. I learned from my British friends to bake a potato and top it with pork and beans and a sprinkle of cheese. A very filling main dish that tastes great.

@hairballjones8451

Жыл бұрын

@@happycook6737 has anybody stirred else taken a couple T of parmesan( spaghetti) cheese and stirred it into pork and beans? Friend taught me this little trick, gives an entirely new taste to things.

@carblarson8868

Жыл бұрын

@@happycook6737 That sounds really good.

@carblarson8868

Жыл бұрын

I like the pork and beans idea. While she was making it, I was thinking of what canned beans I could add to stretch it more, not bcos of the cost, but bcos I want to eat less meat and I love beans. I think I will try that just with a little tomato paste, as I’m not crazy about diced tomatoes unless they are in a stew that cooks for a couple hours. Thx for the comment.

@amom6511

Жыл бұрын

@@carblarson8868I’m the same way about diced tomatoes. I usually just buy crushed tomatoes and adjust how much I need to use. But I like the idea of maybe just some tomato paste. Thank you!

That looks so good. Every once in a while, i buy a box of mac and cheese. I use the pasta for something else, and put the powered chesse in a shaker and sprinkle it on popcorn. It makes good cheap chesse popcorn.

@beverlyfleming6352

Жыл бұрын

❤️

@cowboykelly6590

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you for that awesome tip .🤠🖖

@katrinbivens3723

Жыл бұрын

Great idea!

@sunniertimer598

Жыл бұрын

Thats a great idea lynn! I hadn't thought of using the cheese for popcorn.

@jinglebell61

Жыл бұрын

Kraft made the cheddar powder in a shaker can many years ago. My favorite way to eat popcorn!

Becky this looks so good! I'm by myself so I can have this for a few meals. Thank you for your Godly encouragement. And you're awesome recipes 🧡

@cowboykelly6590

Жыл бұрын

Me too, bless you Ma'am. 🤠🖖

@tomsdotter3228

Жыл бұрын

Yes! I couldn't have said it better.

@tammyhoushour8070

Жыл бұрын

you can also freeze left overs too so you don't get tired of eating something 3 or 4 times in a row...I use freezer bag's and lay flat to have more room in the freezer. I call them my home made t.v. dinner's they are much better and healthier too. 😉

@judyjohnson9610

Жыл бұрын

@@tammyhoushour8070 It's bonus meals!

@judyjohnson9610

Жыл бұрын

I often look at a recipe with "is this freezer friendly? " in mind. At the moment, my fridge freezer is full of made-up dishes and I have several dump-and-go bags in my chest freezer. Even though I am single, a freezer is a must for me.

It’s just refreshing to see a Christian cook. I absolutely love how you end with God’s love. So grateful I found you. Thank you for these tasteful recipes 💕💜💕

Thank you, Becky, for shining the Light of Christ in this dark world! Glory to God! Be blessed! Jesus is coming back, soon!

I love how she's basically talking about how so many of us need to start budgeting now. Everything has went up in price so I love to find recipes where I can throw in our leftovers.

@frankschramm1007

Жыл бұрын

Gone up, not went up

Thank you Becky I had left over poached chicken breast so I chopped that down , browned it then I had some broccoli and cauliflower with tomatoes and a mac n cheese box , only half box and it worked great Thanks for the idea to not have to go to Store to buy more - This is great for ANY left over! Peace N love

@debbiereitmulder2151

Жыл бұрын

Sounds delicious!! Thanks for the tip!!

@gloriapeel6887

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like a great meal!

@ninajones1175

Жыл бұрын

Have done that as well. Anything goes. Have even used Spam or leftover ham during winter

@awesomeastrid

Жыл бұрын

@@ninajones1175 I actually Love SPAM sounds delicious!

@dianepelosi9625

Жыл бұрын

Love those clean out the fridge meals, waste not want not! Only problem is my hubby gets disappointed when I can’t duplicate a good meal, LOL

I so appreciate your references to our Lord and the Bible. It brings me peace in these nutty times 💕💞💖

I absolutely love your recipes! I was raised by my Granny and Papa!! Born in Letcher Co. Kentucky!!! Your recipes remind me of LOTS of good times helping in the kitchen 💞 Bless you my dear lady! May God Our Father in Heaven bless us ALL.....peace and love....In Jesus Name AMEN

This is a great meal for taking camping too, all precooked and bagged up in ziploc or bag sealer meal. 😋. Thanks for another great recipe idea Becky. 💡

@cowboykelly6590

Жыл бұрын

You're Right, perfect . 🤠🖖

@annmaines4964

Жыл бұрын

Very good - and toss pasta in at the last minute.

@SkywatcherSandra

Жыл бұрын

@@annmaines4964 great idea Ann. 💡 tyvm

@SkywatcherSandra

Жыл бұрын

@@cowboykelly6590 hi 👋 Kelly. HUGS and GOD bless you

@juliamaul7334

Жыл бұрын

Beyond Blessed!!! Thank you for sharing your recipes and faith! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻⚓️⚓️⚓️

Thank you for encouragement and your love! God bless you! 👆🙏💞🙋😎

Amen. Thank you for your words of encouragement. My son feeds the homeless when he can. We added a thank you for the home we live in, the heat, the lights, etc. I own a small mobile home, nothing fancy but it is paid for and full of love. This recipe looks delicious.

I love your common food sense regarding a balanced meal, with a dash of possibilities mixed with nutrients, well blended with flavor along with blessings❣️

Leftover spaghetti sauce? Mini pizzas! Divide English muffin. Top with a couple dollops of spaghetti sauce, add things like pepperoni, mozzarella cheese. Use whatever you like as Becky says. Just make sure to drain, squeeze out anything that is wet. Microwave about a minute until cheese is melted. So easy and fast for a singleton.

@aineoconnell690

Жыл бұрын

Oh that sounds so good 👍👍 thank you x

Its a blessing to hear your words. Many Americans have become very spoiled and many don't realize just how fast it can all be taken away. I love your real down to earth views.

Thank you Becky for this recipe and sharing God's word with us. It brightens my day knowing there are other Christian's out there...Praise Almighty God!🙏🤗

Thank you for your wonderful Christian message! It is a breath of fresh air.God Bless You,Always.

Thank you for the lovely scripture today, and sharing with us kind, thoughtful and god filled words that follow. May God Bless you each and everyday his hands will guide you and his arms will protect you .

I love your video's......watching you is like visiting with a friend. I love your down to earth, unpretentious, and the salt of the earth ways. Plus I love your accent. It's like going home. (North Carolinian here.)

Becky, I just came across your channel & I feel so blessed I did. Woman of faith who teaches us how to cook with what you got!! What more can you ask for😉 My grandparents are deceased now but they went thru the depression & I spent alot of time in the kitchen with them. Im blessed bc of that now. My husband & have been out of work for the last 6months when gas prices & groceries are at there all time high. I dont believe in living off the government (foodstamps & such) bc I choose to put my faith in God that he will provide & he has every step of the way!! Im Excited to explore your channel & learn from a wise woman. GOD Bless you🙏 & im trying this recipe tonight but with peas & carrots & some cajun seasoning bc this ole girl is from the deep South of Louisiana😂🙏😊😘

I can’t thank you enough for adding the scripture and talking about being thankful. I’ve just gone through a very tough time after losing my mother and I’m living alone in this big old house by myself. I miss my life of the last 20 years taking care of my parents. I miss them and I miss the life we had together. I started falling into a deep depression and I couldn’t seem to pull myself out of it. But I knew where to turn and I called my church and asked for a counseling session with one of the pastors. talking to him was like talking to my dad and all he did was remind me of God‘s love for me and that He has a plan for me. I know all these things, but yet sometimes we do get discouraged and that’s when our friends need to hold us up in prayer because we are weak sometimes. God has blessed me with some wonderful friends. If I can believe something that seems so ridiculous that someone dying for me tothousand years ago and they know every hair on my head, then it should be nothing difficult than to trust that His word is true! I still have that peace that passes all understanding. Thanks for sharing your faith and your yummy recipes.

@vickiwilson2185

Жыл бұрын

THANKS FOR SHARING. JUST BEAUTIFUL

@randidean7424

Жыл бұрын

Praying for you, Judith. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@PoeLemic

Жыл бұрын

In my opinion, Judith, instead of going to the Preacher and letting them give you a pep-talk. What I would do is look up a Therapist through your health-care provider that can assist you. Maybe, even ask the assistance of a psychologist, because I think that they are the ones who can prescribe medication. You might have clinical depression and it won't just get better by a quick talk from someone in the church, because it will come back and won't improve -- if you don't resolve the chemical imbalance in your brain that has occurred from the external trauma. So, I'm suggesting all of this, because I did same thing as you. And, it kept getting worse. So, deciding to really fix the problem -- instead of just "talking about God's Love" and a temporary "Feel Good" pep-talk, isn't what I needed, because the assistance from the clinical side who have degrees and medical training to really resolve and eliminate the problem. So, hope you don't take offense. If you want to interact more, just write back. Sincerely, I do hope you get better.

@ruthfields3874

Жыл бұрын

I went thru what you did. Lost my last sister. Now I have no family. I went to a therapist. All it did was break me. I will never do that again. They push pills on you. Coming from a family that pills broke them. No way. I took my Bible out and just started reading. Now I'm going thru stuff and getting rid of junk. I'm cooking making jelly's and jam. And I feel so good. And yes I catch myself calling my sister to ask about a recipe. Than I remember. But I'm gonna be ok. Keep believing in yourself and take walks. God is always there. You don't have to go to a church you can always talk to him. Good luck

I was raised dirt poor so stretching a meal is a well learned lesson. I so enjoy your tutorials and your verses. Be blessed!

Looks delicious Becky! 😋 I have been through hard times and good times. My grandmother never forgot how terrible the great depression was. She said she always found ways to stretch a buck. As she grew older there were good times but she always lived like a person going through tough times. She was very frugal and so was my mother. I find myself always trying to save money and stretch dinners too. Your frugal recipes are great 👍 thanks

@tommiejones1072

Жыл бұрын

I always say I make the pig squeal! I make those expensive proteins stretch, I don’t have too do that any more, but still do. So thankful my husband eats leftovers. I can’t imagine people not using their leftovers.

@cowboykelly6590

Жыл бұрын

I know just what you mean . 🤠🖖

@dellasmalley6097

Жыл бұрын

Agree Becky make DELICIOUS meals n alsi Desserts

@karinpassmore9127

Жыл бұрын

My grandmother was the same. It is wise not to be dependent on the things of this fickle world and its money system.

@mothercabbagepatch3344

Жыл бұрын

My grandmother never forgot the depression either. We used to giggle at her frugal ways. Now with a family of my own, I appreciate all the tips and tricks that wise woman taught me.

This looks very good, and without knowing I pretty much made the same type of dish last week while camping by throwing together what we brought. I didn't think about the veggies but that would have been good too. I browned a lb of hamburger, an onion, four jalapenos from my garden in my instant pot, then added two boxes of mac n cheese, a can of Rotel medium tomatoes and chiles, and just enough water to cover the noodles. Set the IP to 7 minutes, then added some milk and the cheese mix along with some shredded cheddar. Sprinkled some "Slap Ya Mama" cajun seasoning over it...and wow. :)

@hairballjones8451

Жыл бұрын

I love Slap yer Mama seasoning , use it lots even on top of fried potatoes, in my meatloaf, its just that good!

Becky you are such a Proverbs 31 women. Love your recipes & your sharing of God's Word. THANK you

Now that we FINALLY have a kitchen, I'm going to have to try this!

@joannholloway2878

Жыл бұрын

You will love every one of her recipes. Have fun cooking. God bless and stay safe. Jo.

@malapoyo

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations! 👍 I understand, believe you me!

@markwilliams5606

Жыл бұрын

Good old Iron Skillet! Save your Bacon grease.🙏🇺🇸🐎

@markwilliams5606

Жыл бұрын

@@joannholloway2878 Yes Ma'am 🤠🇺🇸🐴

I've been following her recipes for weeks now and I almost think I can cook! LOL . I used to get delivered food or take out food but this food tastes much better for half the cost. I can budget better now thinking of the meals I want to make and use some of the same ingredients. Her chicken and dumplings recipe was the best I ever made, even my mother agreed and she doesn't even like my cooking usually.

@carolkingsafer7456

Жыл бұрын

Good for You 🙌 I started cooking at 13 for our family of 8 because my mom went to work full time. Took classes at school. My parents would get a half a steer at a time. 53 years and still cook every day. You are correct about the budget 👍 I would do a menu for the week based on the ads👌 made things a while lot easier for years with a family 💖 and tastes so much better💗 Had a garden most of the time also. You are going to benefit greatly. One pan meals are the Best ❤️ Enjoy Your cooking💖

@pjgumby

Жыл бұрын

@@carolkingsafer7456 Thank you for your words of encouragement. I made beans in a slow cooker today and when I got home from work it smelled so wonderful. I added an onion and some bacon and it was so good after a half hour.

@carolkingsafer7456

Жыл бұрын

@@pjgumby home cooked meals are wonderful 👍 Way to go 💖 Practice and have fun with it👌 you will discover seasonings and flavors you enjoy 🙌 and the health benefits for life 💖

@baylorsailor

Жыл бұрын

That is awesome! Cooking good food for yourself and family is so rewarding!

@mountainman4859

Жыл бұрын

Find her 100 Year old Hamburger Casserole recipe on this site. I cook for my 8 grandkids, and thus far it is the only meal I have prepared for them where every single one of them loved it and ate it up so fast. I’ve msde that a dozen times the last few years and they never get tired of it.

You have a voice of peace and sharing God's word is a balm to many a troubled soul. Thank you! I am just recovering from the loss of my little yorkie, named Peanut, bronchitis and long- time sadness over a prodigal daughter. And your encouragement is a lifeline pulling me up and out!❤

@sarahbreshears9294

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏻🕊❤

Thank you for reminding me of my blessings and love of my family. Thanks be to God.🙏

I make something similar to this, but add cream of mushroom soup and use a can of water so the pasta will soak it up. I also do the same with my ground meat, budget friendly and such a time saver.

Looks so delicious. My hubby is a big fan of casseroles, so I know it will be a hit. You rock, Becky. Thanks so much for sharing your recipes and the love of God with us.

Becky, I appreciate you sharing God's word & encouragement to viewers !! God bless you! Maranatha!!

A wonderful lady sharing the wisdom of years beyond her own to help people in a challenging world! May the good lord bless and keep her!

I have so much to be thankful for. A family, food on our table, and a dry roof over our head. But most of all we have God watching over us. Thank you for this good recipe. I make something very similar. All Gods blessings to you Becky. 😍

I sent this to my son who has 4 kids and is adopting 4 kids all of them under 13. I told my daughter in law this will save her butt guaranteed❣️

Thank you, thank you. I really needed to be reminded of that scripture today. I’ve been struggling big time lately with being thankful. Bless you for all you do.

Yes, Amen, and Thankfully Blessed! Hallelujah

I have been doing a lot of prepping and building up my pantry. All of these recipes are perfect for the food I am buying! Thank you so much! I think this is your calling! God bless you!

@tommiejones1072

Жыл бұрын

Me too! I have a deep pantry now! I bought the foods my Mother used to to keep us fed. Hard time food is comfort food to me. When I was first married I made my husband navy beans and corn bread for supper one night, his question when I serve the food was where is the meat? His family had meat at supper every night, mine ate out of the garden.

@kathymcmc

Жыл бұрын

@@tommiejones1072 my husband too. He can't imagine a meal without a meat focal point. I made a pot of beans & threw in a piece of smoked brisket from the freezer. Best beans I had ever made. Delicious. Hubs was even happy.

Becky, your a God send to us. I'm by myself now and you make all these dinners easy and look delicious. Which they are, I've made a few. Most of my dinners now are your recipes. Thank you and God Bless you, your Family and all your subscribers. 🙏🙏

I don't go here but I just wanted to say thank you for your videos because my gramma LOVES them and just shines when she talks about your recipes! It makes my heart so full that she has your videos to look forward to.

I just came across your channel today and I'm so glad!!! I don't cook as much as I used to but I enjoy watching cooking videos and seeing new recipes. I also love The Lord with all my heart!!!❤❤❤

I feel like I’ve been shipwrecked in a hot and humid chunk of land! This casserole sounds like the best thing to make when I’m wreaking my brain on what to make for supper! 💗

@katherineaustin2477

Жыл бұрын

Amen

@anitajinfla9762

Жыл бұрын

Same... With a few ingredients... You have a meal.

@francamporeale4561

Жыл бұрын

your awesome, everything you make is so good

This was a great demo. I've been receiving pantry items offered by our parish. Items are random, but always nutrutious. Ive been doing what I've named "creative cooking." This would be a really creative recipe for me to use. Thanks for the spiritual encouragement as well.

My family calls this “ garbage casserole “ because it IS so versatile!!! You can put anything in it!!! But one thing is for sure..... it’s delicious!!!! Thanks for sharing your version! ❤

We are blessed by his grace through these trying times. Amen. 🙏 🙏 🙏

Just awesome we need more people like her

I love this recipe....seems very versatile with the variations you can do with meat and veggies. Also, love how you share your faith, it is so very encouraging. You, Becky, are a treasure....I am blessed to have found this channel. Love all your recipes. Thanks again!! I will be experimenting with this recipe for sure!!

@mygirlsh65

Жыл бұрын

@Debbie Reitmulder, I totally AGREE. She is a BLESSING to us.

@carriemartz8952

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for being a sharing Christian!!

Oh my gosh I am so thankful for you today! I needed to hear your scripture today and this meal. Never stop ok and God Bless You!!! Thank you! Thank you so much!!! I am glad that I just clicked in my despair.

Amen, without God we have nothing, we have to keep God close. We have to wake up each day and thank God for the things we have .

Years ago I was taught to make “shipwreck soup”, which basically consisted of cleaning all the leftovers out of the fridge & putting it in the crock pot with tomatoes & seasoned beef. Which was basically your version but as a soup. Love the recipes & His word. God bless you sister 💜🕊

@merrypeak5053

Жыл бұрын

We call it dump soup! Some turned out awesome and you cannot recreate.

@darlenea653

Жыл бұрын

@@merrypeak5053 agreed!

@irishdivajeffries6668

Жыл бұрын

I called it Must Go Soup.

@AngelatheCraftyFairyGodmother

Жыл бұрын

My Mom always made soup this way, but on the stove in a big pot!🙂

@Jeff-pc3tz

Жыл бұрын

Love the reverse approach - I always considered recipes in a cookbook to be nothing more than culinary "paint by numbers". Look in the fridge,or cabinet, or garden- if you can't cook up something tasty and filling, YOU AIN'T A COOK.

This sounds and LOOKS sooo delicious !!! I remember my Mamma making a dish quite the same, but, she did use thin sliced potatoes or rice in it sometimes when we didn't have any boxed Mac & Cheese to use. And, she called it "Garbage Can Stew" or somethin' like that. 😋 It was a funny name, and, we loved eating it when she ever made it when we were kids back in the 70's. Being a family of six, we had to stretch our meals, bunches. I had forgotten about this dish, and, when I watched this video, it brought back so many memories. Also made me wanna make some tomorrow - or as it is, later on today cause I'm up watchin' this at 4:22 AM. (I have insomnia - ARRRGH !!!) TYSM for reminding me of this delicious meal. I appreciate your help and advice. GOD BLESS YOU ALSO !!!

TY for your wonderful recipes, your Scripture messages and your delightful pearls of wisdom! You are such a sweet blessing❤

I just recently discovered this channel and I am absolutely loving these recipes. This is definitely something I could just throw together with what I already have in my kitchen. ❤️

Thank you so much for this recipe. I made it last night (we like seasoned foods, so I used Salsa lizano and Wegman's everything but the bagel and water with Maggi powdered chicken bullion)...my husband, who is not a fan of hamburger, ate 2/3rd of the large skillet. I had thought I would have this for a couple of days, but my son and husband just finished it off along with their breakfast. Shipwrecked is a huge win.

Thank you for the reminder, Becky. May God bless you and your family!

I love this recipe. I am adapting it today. My leftovers are zucchini, shredded cabbage, baked potato, Vidalia onion and butternut squash soup. I am adding ground beef, rice, curry powder, garlic salt to it. And will top it with cheese. It is smelling wonderful! I made it like yours with spaghetti the first time. It was excellent. My husband loved it. Shipwreck is awesome! Also am going to try to pre cook ground beef or turkey ahead of time and freeze it😺😺😺

@sherryragsdale9571

6 ай бұрын

Love precooked ground beef! I buy the big rolls of ground beef, bring it home a nd set up assembly line. I take approximately 1pound of raw meat put in skillet and break up and cook til done. Pour it into colander that's setting over metal bowl in the sink. Start another pound in skillet, while that is cooking I pour the meat from colander onto a cookie sheet to cool. When second batch of meat is done I pour it into colander and start 3rd batch of meat. While it cooks I scoop 1st batch of meat into freezer bag, pour 2nd batch onto cookie sheet to cool. Repeating this until all meat is cooked,drained,cooled and bagged. Then place bags in freezer for fast meals. Wash 1 skillet,1 colander and 1 sheet pan. Place metal bowl in fridge to solidify and dispose of and wash 1 bowl. Then fast meals such as shipwreck, goulash, spaghetti with meat sauce,vegetable beef soup, tacos etc. Can be ready and on the table in a matter of minutes. Life saver!!

i absolutely am in awe watching you use the papertowel or cloth to absorb the grease, i am 81 yrs old and i have never seen anyone but me do that. i had someoneover one day making fun of me telling me he didn't eat paper towels no matter what the ingredients were. l have done this for year, i don't put grease in my sink, i don't have a disposal either. i take all the grease out of all my pans and dishes before they are washed, i don't have stopped up sewers and i have been in the same home since 1973, for a few yeas as the kids got older we had a few problems in the same spot , once i found the problem and showed the kids it never happened again. same in the bathroom, sign on the cabinet door, nothing goes in the toilet but toilet tissue and what comes from you. we can't help being poor but we do not have to be stupid. thank you so much for all the help on feeding us, and remember i can't be the only one that loves that accent.

That looks delicious. Reminds of meals at home when I was young. Momma always was mixing stuff together. Lol thanks for sharing love and prayers to you sweet lady. 🥰

Mama always added this or that to her dishes, she called it making another bite. I do the same, and we use leftovers! It may look different the next time on the table but we use all we can. Amen, we are so blessed. So many can't even afford a roof overhead. We tend to forget how many blessings we enjoy. I enjoy- and use your recipes. Stay safe and GOD bless

Nice dish :) For myself, I like to add frozen peas right at the end (of any dish), as they dont really need to cook (just heat through). That way, they stay firm and 'pop-y', keep the green color, and most important, help cool the dish down to eating temp (hot food + frozen peas = warm ready to eat :D ) Cheers

I totally agree. Realize how much God has Blessed you with! He is Good all the Time!!😊❤ Thank you for not only sharing so many wonderful recipes but how God can fill you with the greatest Blessings of All!!

Made this delicious casserole after watching the video. My 2 young picky grandsons ate it up and asked for seconds! It’s a winner!

Becky, I love this so much, every single one of your recipes are wonderful for such hard times! I always feel so blessed just watching and listening to you. 🙌 The Scripture verses, your shared faith, how calming you are in these times. Thank you so much for being such a blessing! 🙏❤️🙏

@lisacannon3494

Жыл бұрын

all it took for me was the names on the recipes. I grew up the last child of ten. my momma was a wizard in the kitchen. I still love good home cooking and I have developed the talent of combining new ingredients in a pinch and making great new dishes. I'm sold. lol.

@randidean7424

Жыл бұрын

Amen! 💗

Amen! Thank You Lord for my uncountable blessings 💕🙏🏼

I love Your recipes, prayers and thankfulness to God. God Bless You and Your loved ones and all watching. Making this tonight❣️ THANK YOU❣️

For anyone who is buying the canned tomatos, please watch your sodium content on the side of the container. A lot of brands seem to think they need to drown the juice inside with salt. It makes a big difference to your flavor, aside from being not very healthful. I have made this sort of recipe before, Becky. So glad you shared it. I usually keep at least one diced frozen onion and a few mixed colors of diced bell peppers in the freezer to add to anything I'm making. They add nutrients, flavor and body to the meals. Hugs!

@Kay.in.FL.HI.SA.JP.OZ.NZ.RIO..

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and please watch your canned beans for excessive sodium as well, some have astronomical amounts, and others very little!

Becky that is so cool when you pulled out the red spice. I have it as well. I had gotten those Isreal packs for about a year. I had to quit a couple of months ago as I cant afford them anymore. But they are so interesting, I loved mine. It really was fun to almost feel like a tourist to get their products. I am glad that you are advertising for them. I always enjoy your videos. Thanks!

Thank you so much for always reminding me that God is in control and loves us through everything!! May you always know the Peace of God!! Bless you!!

I miss my Mother so. I see her in all the comments. Bless you and yours around your table.

I love your videos…..growing up on tomato gravy and biscuits from scratch…. One pot dishes… yummy

@sherryragsdale9571

6 ай бұрын

How do you make tomato gravy?

I love your scriptures and encouragement. I think you're going to hear, "Well done, good & faithful servant!" I would gobble that shipwreck right up! I just bought some zucchini and yellow squash. That would be good in it too. Anything really. Thank you for your videos. Love them.

Thank you for your nourishment not only to our bodies but to our souls. Your messages are so needed and thank you for taking time for the scripture in your messages

Love, Peace, God's Blessings and my personal appreciation 💗🕊️

Made this for supper tonight, we all loved it! This recipe is a keeper.

Made this for dinner tonight. Wow, it was really good for a low cost meal. Yum! I enjoy learning from you. My grandparents died when I was young and my mother was a nurse, so we had tons of box dinners. Thank you for all that you have taught me in how to cook from scratch. It really is pretty simple. God bless you. 💕

First time seeing this lady (4/20/24). I needed this today! Currently struggling! So happy I saw this today!

I Love watching your cooking and especially hearing your verses! I'm not real religious but like hearing the word !

Brings back memories when I was a child visiting Grandpa's house in the country. Nothing fancy, but everything tasted great and filled you up. This just shows us that you don't have to go hungry when food prices are soaring. Thank you for the videos you produce. God Bless you.

@kimyellowhorse7582

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I love that

@romanschapter6559

Жыл бұрын

My grandmother taught me how to make rice pudding which said was a depression era recipe

@kimcoley1307

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​@@kimyellowhorse7582

@weekendnomad5038

Жыл бұрын

If I’ve learned anything from country family members they use a lot of onion,potato , ground beef , with a bread .. I swear onion makes everything taste better lol but I learned to make so many dishes with potatoes lol Those country meals are such great comfort food. I made some meatballs with onion gravy today / with white instant rice … I was so surprised that the gravy tasted like grandpas 😋 My kids love love love her hamburger stew or the “poor mans stew” too

@Lynn-kh5rs

Жыл бұрын

@@weekendnomad5038 I got a chuckle out of your post. When cooking one day I told my husband that onion, celery, & carrot was the 'holy trinity' of savory cooking. lol!

Thank you!!! I was planning on spaghetti tonight, but this sounds great and I have Mac and cheese on hand!!! God’s richest blessings to you, Becky!!!!💗

Ya gotta follow those Hillbillys. They know how to stretch a dollar. Love 'em all!

On a low fixed income and LOVE your budget friendly yummy recipes. Thank you (a year later) for sharing. ❤

You are exactly right. Just to have a roof over your head is a blessing and it’s all around us. 🙏🏻 God bless you Becky and everyone else who is struggling now.

Thank you for reminding us that having a home is a blessing my daughter doesn’t it’s been hard please pray for her and her two children

So good, thank you! Love how you feed the spirit with the Word and your recipes. God Bless!

Love your recipe and scripture. Just made the casserole with some peppers and a pattypan squash from the garden. My Mac and cheese was dated 2016 so was glad to use it! Thank you