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Classic Yeast Glazed Doughnuts Recipe - Make homemade donuts like your favorite doughnut shop! 🍩😋
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Who doesn't love delicious yeast glazed doughnuts! Well, in this video, I'm sharing a favorite classic yeast-glazed doughnut recipe that will remind you of the treats at your favorite donut shop. These doughnuts are light, fluffy, and perfectly glazed-ideal for breakfast, dessert, or a sweet snack. Doughnut Ingredients: • 1 stick butter • 1 1/4 cup milk • 2 eggs • 2 2/4 tsp. active dry yeast • ...
School Cafeteria Pizza - Throwback to the 80s School Pizza Recipe! 😎 QUICK & EASY
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I love school cafeteria pizza back in the 80s. The lunch ladies started doing something in the 90s that wasn't as great, but THIS recipe tastes spot on for how it was back in the 80s lunchrooms when I was in elementary and middle school. The recipe below is for a half-sheet pan. The secret ingredient is what does it! INGREDIENTS: 1 cup warm water (105-115 degrees F) 1 teaspoon sugar 1 package a...
Easy, Delicious Thanksgiving Side Dishes - Four Classic, Old Time Holiday Favorite Recipes 🦃
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These are 4 classic, easy, and delicious sides for Thanksgiving. You can absolutely make all of these ahead of time and then just heat the casseroles up in the oven before serving. The congealed salad is served cold. Links to the recipes are below. Classic String Bean Casserole ua-cam.com/video/RWhADPfAnKQ/v-deo.html Bea's Sweet Potato Fluff ua-cam.com/video/y0uz5mgAtX4/v-deo.html Old Fashioned...
Easy Homemade Maple Pecan Granola Recipe - Make delicious granola YOUR way with YOUR ingredients!
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This homemade maple pecan granola recipe is delicious, but even if you aren't crazy about maple syrup or pecans, you can swap those out and use the ingredients you prefer, such as almonds, macadamia nuts, or walnuts, or if you prefer honey to maple syrup, you can do that, too. The best part about this delicious granola is that it's wholesome and nutritious and you'll know exactly what you've go...
Starbucks style Pumpkin Bread - Pumpkin Loaf! Pumpkin spice & sunflower seeds - Fall recipes 🍂🎃
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This spiced pumpkin bread will remind you of the Starbucks Pumpkin Loaf. The perfect taste to get you in the mood for fall. 🍂 🎃 Here's the recipe: Ingredients: * 1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour * 1 teaspoon baking soda * 1/2 teaspoon salt * 1/2 tablespoon cinnamon * 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg * 1/2 teaspoon cloves * 1/4 teaspoon allspice * 1 1/2 cups sugar * 1/2 cup canola oil * 1/3 cup water * 1 cup can...
Old Timey Blueberry Cobbler Recipe! My grandmothers have been making this cobbler for generations!
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This traditional blueberry cobbler recipe is how our family has made cobblers of all kinds for generations. The ingredients couldn't be easier: - 1 cup self-rising flour (you can use all purpose flour, but it won't yield any rise to the crust) - 1 cup sugar - 1 cup milk - 1 stick butter - 1 egg - vanilla (optional) - 2-3 cups of fruit Here is my peach cobbler video from the early days of this c...
You NEED THIS TOOL in your Kitchen - This All-in-One Vacuum Jar Sealer is better than a FoodSaver!
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This has made it to my must-have kitchen tools list for food storage in 2023. I love this jar vacuum sealer! It's all in one piece (basically), keeps a charge for many jars, seals perfectly, and is so easy to use. While I love FoodSaver for vacuum sealing bags, this one is going to be my go-to tool for vacuum sealing jars. Here's my affiliate link to buy this same kind of vacuum sealer - bit.ly...
How to Make Homemade Sandwich Bread You Can Actually Use for Sandwiches!
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Who doesn't want to know how to make sandwich bread you can actually use for sandwiches? If you've ever made homemade bread before, you know one of the trickiest things is getting nice, even slices and having a decent way to store it until you use up the loaf. In this video, I show you a Classic Sandwich Bread recipe from King Arthur Flour and I show you how I prepare the bread so it's ready fo...
How to Make a Tender, Succulent Pork Loin Roast - Ridiculously good and so easy to make! 😍
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Here's a great dinner idea! This easy recipe will give you a delicious, succulent, flavorful, tender pork loin every time. I am using about a 2 lb. pork loin and Aldi Steak Seasoning (although any favorite seasoning blend that includes salt will do). I also often make this with my homemade Montreal Steak Seasoning. So simple! Just pat the pork loin dry and coat in about a tablespoon of olive oi...
Chicken Tinga Tostadas Recipe - Uses shredded canned chicken breast & chipotle chiles - EASY!
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Chicken Tinga is a highly flavorful shredded chicken dish made with chipotle chiles. The most common way to eat this is on a tostada with a variety of traditional toppings. Often, people like these with shredded lettuce, cheese, salsa, and thinly sliced radishes. Sometimes they use sliced avocado or guacamole. You can do it your way! Here are links to other recipes referenced in this video: How...
Tonkatsu - Japanese Fried Pork Cutlets ~ Delicious served with steamed rice! Breaded pork loin chops
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Tonkatsu, or Japanese breaded, fried pork cutlets are delicious and easy to make. Get the cutlets ready and then some steamed rice started. Fry these up while the rice is cooking to have a delicious dish on the table in about a half hour. For extra crispy tonkatsu, after you drain them and let them cool a bit, fry them a second time! Here is the Japanese cookbook I mentioned in the video: amzn....
Sam's Club Grocery Haul AND my *controversial* take on the best way to get and store ground beef! 🐮
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I frequently use our Sam's Club Plus membership to order staples and have them shipped to the house. It's a huge savings. I've never done the online pickup before because the nearest Sam's Club is over 40 minutes away on a good day without heavy traffic. I decided with soaring grocery prices, it was finally time to do it. My son was going to town anyway so it wouldn't be an out-of-the-way trip....
Molasses Cake - Old timey, 100-year-old recipe from the Home Comfort Wood Stove Cookbook!
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This Molasses Cake recipe was published in my great-grandmother's "Home Comfort Wood Stove Cook Book." The company started producing wood stoves before the end of the Civil War. This copy of the cookbook comes from the early 1930s, but no doubt, this recipe goes back to the 1800s. Molasses Cake is a very old, traditional southern dessert. I've tried other Molasses Cake recipes but I love the fl...
Banana Coconut Muffin Recipe NO EGGS - versatile base can be used for all kinds of muffins!
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Banana Coconut Muffin Recipe NO EGGS - versatile base can be used for all kinds of muffins!
✨EASY Chicken Fried Rice Recipe! How to Make Japanese style fried rice! Perfect & So Tasty 😋 ✨
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✨EASY Chicken Fried Rice Recipe! How to Make Japanese style fried rice! Perfect & So Tasty 😋 ✨
Quick & Easy Toffee Recipe - Few ingredients & SO delicious! Great idea for Valentine's Day! ❤️
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Quick & Easy Toffee Recipe - Few ingredients & SO delicious! Great idea for Valentine's Day! ❤️
Bacon Cheese Crackers 🎄 Christmas Appetizer - EASY! Bake crackers wrapped in bacon @ 250º for 2 hrs
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Bacon Cheese Crackers 🎄 Christmas Appetizer - EASY! Bake crackers wrapped in bacon @ 250º for 2 hrs
Sausage Balls Recipe! Old, hidden recipe card reveals beloved family recipe! Easy Appetizer! 🎄😋
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Sausage Balls Recipe! Old, hidden recipe card reveals beloved family recipe! Easy Appetizer! 🎄😋
Tiny Biscuits!🎄 Easy Christmas appetizers (Hors d'oeuvres) Perfect & Tasty Holiday Party Food!
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Tiny Biscuits!🎄 Easy Christmas appetizers (Hors d'oeuvres) Perfect & Tasty Holiday Party Food!
Christmas Cookies! 🎄 Oatmeal, Ginger Molasses Cookies & Church Windows #ChristmasCookieExchange2022
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Christmas Cookies! 🎄 Oatmeal, Ginger Molasses Cookies & Church Windows #ChristmasCookieExchange2022
Cranberry Jello Salad Recipe - A great side dish for Thanksgiving, Christmas or any time
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Cranberry Jello Salad Recipe - A great side dish for Thanksgiving, Christmas or any time
BUTTERSCOTCH PIE - This is so AMAZING! 😍 Perfect dessert for Thanksgiving or Christmas - Delicious!
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BUTTERSCOTCH PIE - This is so AMAZING! 😍 Perfect dessert for Thanksgiving or Christmas - Delicious!
Turn a roast chicken into bone broth & chicken soup - PANTRY PREPAREDNESS #Prepping
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Turn a roast chicken into bone broth & chicken soup - PANTRY PREPAREDNESS #Prepping
Pickled Jalapeño Slices! EASY & DELICIOUS! Water bath method in steam canner. Super fast to make!
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Pickled Jalapeño Slices! EASY & DELICIOUS! Water bath method in steam canner. Super fast to make!
Homemade Chicken & Rice Soup - FAST! Healthy recipe with canned, shredded chicken - So Delicious!
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Homemade Chicken & Rice Soup - FAST! Healthy recipe with canned, shredded chicken - So Delicious!
How to Make French Toast - My Grandmama's Recipe! Easy homemade French Toast
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How to Make French Toast - My Grandmama's Recipe! Easy homemade French Toast
PREPPER PANTRY - Summer Vegetable Soup Pressure Canning Recipe - Preserve your harvest! Food storage
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PREPPER PANTRY - Summer Vegetable Soup Pressure Canning Recipe - Preserve your harvest! Food storage
How to make Crispy, Lacy, Fried Cornbread - Old-fashioned southern style recipe. Easy & delicious!
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How to make Crispy, Lacy, Fried Cornbread - Old-fashioned southern style recipe. Easy & delicious!
Easy Lemon Chicken Piccata Recipe - SO DELICIOUS! 😋 Better than a restaurant!
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Easy Lemon Chicken Piccata Recipe - SO DELICIOUS! 😋 Better than a restaurant!

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  • @eydahernandez3689
    @eydahernandez3689 Годину тому

    I loved the way you show how to do your recipe! It’s awesome! Thank you

  • @helenawarsinnak
    @helenawarsinnak 7 годин тому

    These meatballs look delicious!! Unfortunately Im not a cheese gal....(When growing up my sweet mother always had to cook my food separately from everyone else's when it was something cooked with cheese) but I woll be completely honest with you, im DEF NOT the best cook (and believe it or not im not the worst either ....but somewhere in between lol) so question for ya: If I take out the cheese from the ingredient list....would I just add more of the breadcrumbs in to replace the cheese?? If so how much?? Many thx to u in advance!! 🍝💜

  • @alessandrahalliburton589
    @alessandrahalliburton589 День тому

    I cook all the big leave collards because I let them stay out until the frost hits them. I add my seasoning, a little sugar and if they are tough add a little red vinegar.

  • @sandywilkerson9271
    @sandywilkerson9271 День тому

    Subscribed!😊❤

  • @karlamercurio7480
    @karlamercurio7480 3 дні тому

    Where did you get the dough bowl from?

  • @dianejohanson98
    @dianejohanson98 5 днів тому

    I loved the lime jellow salad from Luby’s Cafeteria.

  • @belindacoleman9662
    @belindacoleman9662 6 днів тому

    The of a rubber spatula or plastic spoon would be better than the sound of the metal spoon scraping that bowl for a video.

  • @doristyler610
    @doristyler610 7 днів тому

    Those look delicious!

  • @brigidacroes5731
    @brigidacroes5731 8 днів тому

    They looks delicious thank you❤

  • @chrisandrews7102
    @chrisandrews7102 9 днів тому

    I buy 3 rolls of the 10lb hamburger meat the same kind every month and love it makes hamburger chili taco etc.

  • @kennethunderwood1439
    @kennethunderwood1439 10 днів тому

    just made this, but added some chicken bouillon for flavor, and a little more salt, my kids and I loved it a lot

  • @kathrynletchford5114
    @kathrynletchford5114 12 днів тому

    Lol. You told us the amount of sugar, but forgot to tell us the amount of water. 😂😂😂 So much for telling us you know the only right way. 😂😂😂

  • @Keniv.
    @Keniv. 12 днів тому

    Sugar water is just simple syrup.

  • @rumahomed6821
    @rumahomed6821 12 днів тому

    Thanks for sharing❤i love the tutorial ❤

  • @jlouis4407
    @jlouis4407 12 днів тому

    Luzianne is the best but Lipton is not bad

  • @msrose601
    @msrose601 14 днів тому

    You did a wonder job with making your donuts. Thanks

  • @zanity777
    @zanity777 15 днів тому

    This recipe has ruined me lol! I was searching sugar cookie recipes and didn't like any til I found yours as it seemed to fit my needs 😊. I wanted a good, basic recipe where I could swap out the vanilla for a tsp. of lemon extract and boy oh boy did it ever turn out! It's soooo good that I have lost all self control and have consumed more of these cookies than I ever have, somebody stop me LOL!

  • @gloriamotes6128
    @gloriamotes6128 16 днів тому

    Need the recipe for this

  • @D4ni3773
    @D4ni3773 20 днів тому

    Oh! 😮 Sounds so good! 🤤 Great video!

  • @fourdayhomestead2839
    @fourdayhomestead2839 20 днів тому

    Tip: blanch peaches in boiling water & put them in ice water & peel. Mine don't get soft, since I only blanch them for a couple minutes.

  • @fourdayhomestead2839
    @fourdayhomestead2839 20 днів тому

    It's 2024 & peach season. Thank you for sharing.😊

  • @JessicaJones-me6sp
    @JessicaJones-me6sp 21 день тому

    I cook my collards and kale all the way done and pressure can what is left over. No worries about safety of the meat inside nor the texture of the greens.

  • @patcoviello5317
    @patcoviello5317 21 день тому

    Can you use little debbies instead of graham crackers?

  • @le-netteleveston6835
    @le-netteleveston6835 21 день тому

    Cookies looks good, I just needed to lower the sugar.

  • @4MsHunnyBrown
    @4MsHunnyBrown 22 дні тому

    What??! Leaf too big??! My people have survived and built an empire on your tossaways. We don't waste anything that can be made into a meal. Smh.

  • @l39228
    @l39228 24 дні тому

    In England we call these scones and put whipping cream and strawberry jam in the middle We also make cheese scones

  • @miltandsandyslifeexperienc6174
    @miltandsandyslifeexperienc6174 26 днів тому

    Can you or do you ever mix buttermilk with it instead of water?

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge 25 днів тому

      I’ve never done that before and I’ve never known anyone to do that before with this particular type of cornbread. I think it would make a very different flavor end result. You can certainly try it though and see if you like it! Let me know if you do. 🙂

  • @ChefHat4U
    @ChefHat4U 26 днів тому

    looks great thank you for sharing!

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge 25 днів тому

      Thanks for watching and taking time to comment!

  • @marylg7824
    @marylg7824 26 днів тому

    Looks good, will try! I would lightly roast the coconut to give it crunch and yumminess!

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge 25 днів тому

      This shredded dry pantry stable coconut is already pretty dry and crispy, but I definitely think that’s a good idea if you’re using the kind of sweetened coconut from your refrigerator.

  • @johntrotta5375
    @johntrotta5375 26 днів тому

    You ought to rename this video, How to cube three pounds of potatoes.

  • @flintstonegirl3372
    @flintstonegirl3372 27 днів тому

    This looks soooo gooood!❤

  • @bettycook9536
    @bettycook9536 28 днів тому

    Amazing video ❤

  • @kimhoney9052
    @kimhoney9052 28 днів тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @masoumhashemi3353
    @masoumhashemi3353 28 днів тому

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅😅😅😊😊😊

  • @elizabeththomas3942
    @elizabeththomas3942 29 днів тому

    Looks great. Cool Whip is not good for you as it is syrupy oil (read the ingredient label) .So glad that you gave us a healthier alternative! Thank you.

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge 29 днів тому

      I don't use Cool Whip for anything except some of those no bake desserts like Banana Pudding or Chocolate Lasagna, those sorts of things, and that's just because usually when I'm making them I'm making so many other things I think I'll faint if I have to use another bowl and set of beaters to make whipped cream. 🤣😭 I have a small kitchen and only a countertop dishwasher so sometimes I just opt for less dishes even when it's not ideal! The flavor is definitely way better with real whipped cream.

  • @xicanavida1559
    @xicanavida1559 Місяць тому

    Yes must make ! I absolutely hate boiling lasagna noodles. I’m so glad to see how well this worked TY.

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge 29 днів тому

      I'm with you on that! I don't want to be bothered with boiling lasagna noodles!!! I hope you enjoy this recipe.

  • @mocafl
    @mocafl Місяць тому

    Is there possibly any adaptation / adjustment instructions for using a Mr Tea maker ?!?

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge 29 днів тому

      I have never heard of one of those so unfortunately I don't know what to tell you.

  • @stef1lee
    @stef1lee Місяць тому

    I've never made homemade donuts before but make kolace (or known as kolache with the fruit and cream cheese filling with the posipka/streussel topping). This recipe doesn't look like it's any more difficult than the kolace. If you're looking for a dough that's really super soft and decadent, try adding mashed white potato (not russet but white) and the potato water to your dough. For 8c of flour, it's 1c super fine and mashed potato and 1c of potato water. Also, it's an overnight fermented dough in the fridge, taken out and worked quickly the next morning and allowed to rest for 1 to 1½ hours before baking. I'm telling you, the dough has that bakery cream texture. ❤ I make kolace each winter for my husband to take to work with a variety of homemade preserves and pie fillings I put up each year. I don't typically make the traditional Czech kolace with the poppyseed and lemon or the apricot, or the strawberry and fig with slivered almonds. I think the fillings are an acquired taste, plus the poppyseed ones may make them pop a drug test at the refinery. Lol 😂 But if you ever get a wild hair and wanna give it a try, I know you won't be disappointed. Plus, that dough recipe works well for cinnamon rolls. BTW, it's your exact recipe but with the potato and water added. So, ½c potato and ½c potato water.

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge 28 днів тому

      That's amazing! I've never even heard of that before. I wish I knew what kolace was supposed to taste like because I've never even heard of it before. I'm definitely open to trying it though! Thanks for the tip!

  • @paulettagyurik2644
    @paulettagyurik2644 Місяць тому

    Howdy friend New subscriber Yummm God bless you and your family 🙏♥️🙏

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      Thank you and welcome! God bless you and your family, as well!

  • @elizabeththomas3942
    @elizabeththomas3942 Місяць тому

    Good to see you again! The donuts look delicious. How's your garden this year?

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      My garden is doing better than it should be! It's entirely the Lord's work because it's certainly not getting much attention from me! I'm so thankful we've finally been getting some rain since for weeks we were in a terrible drought! Late May and early last month, I harvested onions from the winter. I had a good crop of those so I was pleased! This spring/summer, I've planted corn, tomatoes, and I still plan to start some squash and/or cucumbers or pumpkins before the end of the month (Lord willing!) and I'm having the most abundant crop of tomatoes ever! I need to try to get out there and get some pictures and/or video and put something on my sorely neglected garden channel. How are things your way?

  • @JH-hw4yh
    @JH-hw4yh Місяць тому

    I make a lot of biscuits. White Lilly self-rising flour is the best I have used because of the wheat used but it’s expensive so I just make my own self-rising flour. Also, don’t want something else to buy and another container due to space. It’s much cheaper to make my own self-rising flour than buy white Lilly: 1 1/2 tsp baking powder and 1/4 tsp salt per 1 c all purpose flour. Also, just grate the cold butter with box grater using big holes. It’s easier than cutting it in. Butter is in small pieces and easy to distribute in flour. I use 1/2 lard and 1/2 butter. If you use all lard they will be softer and more filling. I can’t eat 2 when I use all lard. Then pour in the buttermilk. I will give this recipe a try to see if I like it better than the recipe I currently use. I like to try new recipes.

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      I've only recently started using White Lily brand. I still prefer Daily Bread self-rising flour, but unfortunately, they've stopped making it. 😭 At this point, I'm not committed to any brand and I'm trying different ones to see what I like best. Something about that Daily Bread winter wheat flour was just so good to me! Plus, it's what my grandmother used! I tend to get in a hurry sometimes when I'm in the kitchen which is why I have separate canisters of all purpose and self-rising flour. Saves time of taking out three things to make my own self-rising flour, although I do know how it's done and I've answered others about that same question. 😅 Another viewer of this video suggested the tip of grating the butter into the flour a few years ago and it immediately caught my attention! I've been doing that ever since! :) Thank you for watching and taking time to comment.

    • @JH-hw4yh
      @JH-hw4yh Місяць тому

      @@OldTimeKnowledge Daily Bread flour has never been available in my area so was not familiar with it. Sorry to see another American company go out of business or get bought up. 🥲

  • @bettyboucher9860
    @bettyboucher9860 Місяць тому

    Can they be made ahead and rehested

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      Absolutely. Just warm them back up in the oven, although it will probably take you longer to reheat them from cold than it would take you to just bake them the first time around. Of course we often don't finish them the first day so if you want to reheat just a few, the best way to do that is wrap them in aluminum foil loosely and then reheat in the air fryer on bake until they're as toasty as you like them. Of you could do the same in the oven.

  • @Imhim336.
    @Imhim336. Місяць тому

    Hey do you mind telling me which type of oil you use to fry them?

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      I typically use canola oil. These days, I don't use it for anything else, but I will use it for frying chips because I don't make them often. I think any of the cooking oils will be fine.

    • @Imhim336.
      @Imhim336. Місяць тому

      @@OldTimeKnowledge oh ok I only have vegetable oil for now but I will make sure to grab canola oil the next time Im out thanks

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      @@Imhim336. Vegetable oil will be fine! I can't tell the difference between the two if I use vegetable oil instead of canola. You'll be fine with that.

    • @Imhim336.
      @Imhim336. Місяць тому

      @@OldTimeKnowledge I just finished making them like you did and they’re amazing I’m crunching on them as we speak lol next time I’ll try chile lime seasoning instead of salt to see how it tastes? I used a little salt plus garlic Parmesan this time it’s still good imo

  • @MONIEL-mr1ff
    @MONIEL-mr1ff Місяць тому

    Thanks!

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      That's so kind! Thank you! I hope you enjoy the recipe!

  • @nhlanhloncobeni3671
    @nhlanhloncobeni3671 Місяць тому

    Yummy ❤

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      We love this! If you try it, I hope you will too! Thanks for watching and taking time to comment!

  • @jerrinesaunders2573
    @jerrinesaunders2573 Місяць тому

    I like everything about it I can look at the Battle and tell that it was too stiff that it was dry it needed some moisture to it so I would have definitely put some shortening to give it some moisture

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      That's a good suggestion. Another viewer mentioned lowering the temperature on the oven a bit and another mentioned adding more liquid. At this point, I've got another molasses cake recipe I prefer anyway, but this particular recipe was one that was from that 100 year old cookbook so I wanted to share it. I suspect it was dry after I baked it becuase my oven was too hot. Since they just say "moderate oven" I had to guess at what that meant. It was a recipe for wood burning stoves. In any case, thanks for watching and taking time to comment with your suggestion!

  • @angiejones968
    @angiejones968 Місяць тому

    Is this low heat? What is steep and how? You cant boil water with tea bags in the water? Im not dumb. My tea is bitter. Im doing something wrong. Also makes sense to boil the sugar because my sugar never melts all the way. Thank you for your video.

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      When the water has boiled and totally dissolved the sugar, I turn off the pan and let the tea bags steep for a couple of minutes - that's it.

  • @lindawilson7137
    @lindawilson7137 Місяць тому

    Have a ?. Can i put green onion tops in with my Greens to can

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      I don't see why not! They will get very soft so if you usually like to add them fresh when you eat your greens, you may not be happy with the result, but onion tops wouldn't create any issues with canning this because you're already canning it at a good length of time anyway.

  • @jackylegge6039
    @jackylegge6039 Місяць тому

    Put lemon juice in milk instead of buttermilk

    • @OldTimeKnowledge
      @OldTimeKnowledge Місяць тому

      I know some folks do that, but I do enjoy using true buttermilk, although in this recipe, I don't use buttermilk at all. These just use regular milk. I do have a separate video where I make buttermilk biscuits. Thanks for watching and taking time to comment!