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We call these “Preacher Cookies”. I guess because it was something that you could whip up fast if the preacher came for a visit.

Hope you all had a nice Christmas!

😅 yummy yummy get in my tummy. I think I eat half of what was on that table.😂 😎🍻🤠 Wishing everyone a Happy New Year.🎉🥳✌️

Thanks. Have a Happy NewYear. From another Granny.

My My, I bet thats great. How about doing us a video on some real iron skillet fried chiken in Lard with some thickening cream gravy & cat head buttermilk/Lard biscuits with real cow butter & sahgrum syrup. That was the real deal Mountain cooking, that was the very best. its nearly a lost art. Can U do it that way, with some hot whole hog sausage from the slauter house. I bet Granny knows what im talking about. Squirrel & dumplings would be great too. Yes Mam. You ladys can do it all. They dont hardly make um like yall anymore. God Bless U all.

When Spring comes, do us a video on digging and making cup of hot Red Sassafras root tea, sweeted with raw natural honey, from them there mountains, how bout it?😅 seriously!

We had these when I was a kid, along with potato candy, it has peanut butter also, & homemade peanut brittle. My sister made them.Thats been a long time ago. Brought back good memories. Can you do a video on the potato candy, it was great.Thanks, Happy New Year to you all. I liked the Jesus won shirt the man had on in the intro, may have been your brother.

My dad loved chocolate/oatmeal no bake cookies. I think I’ll half this recipe and make some in the morning for our Christmas gathering tomorrow afternoon. Granny I just loved the beautiful sweater you were wearing at the beginning of the video, it looked very nice on you. I wish your entire family a very happy and healthy new year. ❤

Love the cook book!

Yummy! Thanks for sharing looking forward to getting a cookbook

Merry Christmas everyone

I like these longer videos, can we get more, plz?? Candy looks delicious, Ive never had orange creamsicle fudge, I bet it’s good, even though its “Tennessee orange”😂 (I’m in KY) we can’t have anything Tennessee orange here, it’s gotta be blue/white all the way. 😊🏀

Beautiful trees ladies! I just love your home, y’all have a lifetime of memories there. Merry Christmas, Granny, Aunt Cindy & Dixie, enjoy your holiday season together with family. ❤🎄🎁🕊️ Oh!!! Granny, I love Elvis too, he was so very talented and a gorgeous, gorgeous man. Where did you get him in ornament form, I’d love to have some for my tree too??

Merry Christmas ladies♥️ God bless y’all🎁

Granny women of Appalachia have a Merry Christmas from a granny in Arizona.

I’m 78 and my granny had a gum drop tree. Thanks for showing yours.

Fudge looks good!! Peanut Butter Fudge is my favorite. YUM YUM!! Merry Christmas Granny Women Of Appalachia.

Merry Christmas! I love fudge but my diabetes says no, unfortunately.🙏❤️🇨🇦🎄

Looks really good!

Yumm!

Looks so good aunt Cindy

Looks delicious 💕

Love the old Times.

Granny ain't having no dirty house!

Merry Christmas!!🎄

Beautiful tree, Merry Christmas!!

Most beautiful tree I've ever seen. But the most beautiful spirits belong to the granny women of Appalachia. I adore you all. You all are a true blessing. Thanks for keeping it real.

Your tree is beautiful! Cindy, I don’t know where you find the patience to do all that bead work. Merry Christmas to all of you!🙏❤️🇨🇦🎄

The tree is beautiful girls. The ornaments are so pretty

Cindy, your ornaments are adorable.

What is it you said you get at Walmart ? The tree is beautiful! I'm sitting here looking at my new cookbook

The Christmas Tree is BEAUTIFUL!! Well done!! Are the balls plastic or glass? MERRY CHRISTMAS

Merry Christmas Granny Women! Your tree is beautiful.

I hope yall have a very Merry Christmas!!!!!✝️🎄❤🙏

Granny is a go getter. I love the tree! Cindy, your ornaments were beautiful. Merry Christmas!

Girlies that tree is really pretty

Joy to you all, Merry Christmas! ( I wanted to add a Christmas tree but it's not in the symbol box, so just imagine one k )

Absolutely beautiful.. and not just the tree😊 didnt see my favorite ornament ms cindy..the shark tooth one. Last year when you showed it I fell in love with it. ❤

It sure is beautiful❤

It sure is beautiful❤

Merry Christmas to the Granny Women! Greetings from Minnesota! 🎄❤️😘🙏🏼

I love the way you made the biscuits thank you

Stumbled upon your channel and am so glad i did 😊💜 Hope all have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year lots of love from Aberdeen Scotland 💜💜

I just love you guys just down to earth girlies man the good old days I miss them

My husband is 69 and his grandmother used to make rolls similar to these. She cut them with a biscuit cutter and dipped them on both sides in melted butter. The difference is, there was no fat in the dough, so they ended up being somewhat chewy. Thanks for the video.

Looks delicious 😋

A lot of people think Appalachia was all or mostly Scots/Irish, but in fact Germans were a large part of the settlers. Many German protestants landed in Pennsylvania and over generations, moved southward through the mountains, into Virginia and Tennessee in the late 1700’s and early 1800’s. German folklore: In the so-called Raunächte [12 Holy Nights] between 24th December and 6th January, according to old stories, Mrs. Holle aka Mrs. Percht, Wotan aka Odin and the Wild Hunt move across the country. These are nights when the animals can speak. In which - even today - the houses and stables are smoked with incense, and in which you are under no circumstances allowed to wash clothes. *Why shouldn't you wash your clothes on January 6th?* On the night of January 5th, the "Rauhnächte" [12 Holy Nights] end and January 6th is the day of Mrs. Holle. Because of the prevailing darkness and cold, it was assumed in earlier times that the gates to other worlds were wide open during this time. Dark figures and spiritual beings can penetrate the earthly world during the winter nights, because they are more powerful than usual during the rough nights. Witches, demons and shaggy monsters could take over your house and yard during this time if you are not careful enough. There was also the danger that the creatures could get caught in the laundry hung outside or even in clotheslines and thus bring great harm to their owners. Some traditions also speak of an army of riders flying through the air in a wild hunt. The concept of the wild hunt probably originally comes from Germanic mythology. Even though there are several different stories about it, it is always said that the Germanic god Odin and Mrs. Holle lead this army. With them are the souls of the dead. All those who see the wild hunt are swept away by it. *If Mrs. Holle gets a hold of a piece of the laundry, she turns it into a shroud and someone in the household dies.* Likewise, the one who hangs out the laundry could be taken away by Odin's army. Women were particularly at risk during the rough nights. You weren't completely at the mercy of beings from other worlds. Odin and Mrs. Holle, for example, could be kept amicable through offerings such as bread, pastries, milk or alcohol. These things were then placed either outside the door or under the fruit trees in the garden. Because of the supposedly many dangers, people retreated into their homes for many centuries at this time, stopped everyday work such as baking, cleaning or spinning and told each other stories by candlelight, probably also stories of Mrs. Holle.