Hot water corn bread was cooked often. There was no butter, but bacon grease. There was always a can on the stove. Sugar was what rich people had. We had a bee hive and used honey. I could go on and on.
I remember seeing a recipe for burnt toast coffee in my Nan's Aunt Daisy recipe book from WW2 era. I'm not sure I could have burnt that toast and scraped all those charred crumbs up(funny enough it does have a Faint coffee smell) then drunk the resulting brew! My goodness I got a true appreciation early for the hardships endured in hard times❤❤❤
My grandmother did this all the time...1/4 c extra strong coffee or espresso with 1/2 slice burnt toast...heavy on the butter or peanut butter( 1 Tablespoon) as a mid-morning snack every day.
Peanut butter and mayo sandwich is one of my favorite late night snacks. The unctuous peanut butter is complemented by the tart mayo. Sometimes I will add a slice of cheese for extra protein.
My grandmother used to make meatloaf that was similar to this only except she had old bread as the breadcrumbs and just put it in a circular dish of any kind she had and bake it that way with just the meat,onions, egg, bread,salt and pepper.
I used to eat potato chip sandwich spread mayo generously across wonder bread. Pile the potato chips on to one of the slices as high as you can then top it with the other slice and mash down until all the potato chip are crushed. Wash it down with a Pepsi , it’s some good🥪😃🥪
Yes, when we had ground beef, my Mom did the same meatloaf. I discovered by accident another way to make a tasty topping...a can of tomato sauce, brown sugar & apple cider vinegar, heated on the stove till the brown sugar melts. When the meat loaf is almost done, I pour this on the top. Tastes really delicious.
My father used to cook up rice / raisen pudding. He lived thru the depression. I didn't like it. I do still make deviled eggs n johnny cakes. I'm sure I am the only person who has drank chickery coffee. It's not bad. I still put my soaps together. It's come in handy.
Whenever I went to a party or gathering, I brought deviled eggs. I always added a little dash of onion powder to the mix. I have yet to meet someone who doesn't love them.If you have chickens there are times when you have a lot of eggs on hand - deviled eggs are the answer.
My grandmother called it a sugar pie instead of a water pie. She also sometimes used molasses or Karo syrup if sugar wasn't available, but I'm sure she add to add more thickener.
I'd eat the lima beans, but not as a loaf...lol We ate a lot of lima beans because my grandmother raised them in their huge garden. I love mush too...we also ate grits the same way. I'm almost 76, so I remember most of these, plus a lot more...lol Tomato gravy is very tasty...my grandmother would fry tomatoes, green & red ones & to stretch it, she made the tomato gravy & put the fried tomatoes in it...we ate it over toast. Pretty much a free meal. I don't remember seeing a bottle of oil in our house or my grandmother's until after I married & left home. They used bacon grease & lard.
Water pie, vinegar pie, buttermilk pie, lemon juice pie … they all sound good 🥧 they would be healthier than pies sold in stores that are loaded with chemicals. 🤣
Grandmother would send Momma and her 4 brothers out into the fields to find whatever they could to make soup. Mother told me Grandmother would cook dandelions in fat. Which actually has Vitamin C.
When I was growing up, a lot of the time for breakfast, we had something called Milk Toast...all it was was reconstituted milk, heated on the stove with a small bit of sugar in it & a touch of cinnamon. We toasted the bread & then placed it in our bowls & the milk mixture was poured over top of it. It was simple, easy & dirt cheap. We were poor growing up we did eat a lot of the things that are included in this video, plus an array of a lot more cheap meals. The worst one was beef brains & scrambled eggs...still almost makes me nauseated remembering it...I just went hungry on those nights. I guess it was a cheap alternative to meat...but, I just couldn't get it down!!
Y'all showing two different recipes for one recipe and showing blueberries for prunes. Show the recipe for pie and in the middle of it it was a 5 inch tall cheesecake
Cashless machines in 3 states! 😢😮don't take this chip! Mark of the beast, no entry into heaven! They are forcing it or no chqs. And if you still say no to the chip... Then they are going 2 take children, even newborns!
These are everyday foods to the rest of the world to day with even less ingredients and Americans think they were poor because there was no three pounds of bacon in every meal.
Growing up the neighbors had me over for lunch . I was given and traumatized by peanut butter and mayo. Gross I thought it would make me throw up. The taste was awful
Joe Biden's administration did an excellent job at keeping the post pandemic inflation to a level that was much lower than that experienced by the rest of the world. I wish people would get their facts straight and stop disparaging him.
Me!!! Kamaltoe Harris and Biden have WRECKED our economy. I'm disabled and cannot afford my medical. At least when Trump was in office I could eat,pay my rent AND afford my meds...
My mom used to make baked stuffed apples they were a treat she put in butter, brown sugar cinnamon and a marshmellow. That was in the 1960s.
Mine too
Hot water corn bread was cooked often. There was no butter, but bacon grease. There was always a can on the stove. Sugar was what rich people had. We had a bee hive and used honey. I could go on and on.
My mom used to make rice pudding. Oh, it was good! Have a great week, everyone ⚘️⚘️🧡🧡
Do you remember the one on the minute rice box? Google it!
Merci beaucoup pour l'histoire de Grandma 35 great depression recipe ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊❤❤❤❤❤❤
Millions of blessings,
Esther St Juste
Love develled eggs
I remember almost all these growing up in the 50's and 60's. Simple but my mom offered them up as special treat.
I remember seeing a recipe for burnt toast coffee in my Nan's Aunt Daisy recipe book from WW2 era. I'm not sure I could have burnt that toast and scraped all those charred crumbs up(funny enough it does have a Faint coffee smell) then drunk the resulting brew! My goodness I got a true appreciation early for the hardships endured in hard times❤❤❤
My grandmother did this all the time...1/4 c extra strong coffee or espresso with 1/2 slice burnt toast...heavy on the butter or peanut butter( 1 Tablespoon) as a mid-morning snack every day.
I still remember her sipping hot black coffee from the saucer. Now I do this too.
@@sophiadavid3441german
My dad always likes gravy bread, It's a real good starter for your kids when they're getting off of baby food. Next to an egg and a slice of bread.
Cornmeal mush is almost like the Italian polenta. My family made many of these recipes all the way through the 1950s and 60s.
Sugar was rationed during the depression! Recipes are nice ideas for today
Honey
Love corn fritters!
Peanut butter and mayo sandwich is one of my favorite late night snacks. The unctuous peanut butter is complemented by the tart mayo. Sometimes I will add a slice of cheese for extra protein.
That slice of cheese sure does compliment the sandwich! Love it.
@@donnabarton6419I use Dukes Mayo. That’s the only one that has the old fashioned tartness. The other mayos are just blah.
My grandmother used to make meatloaf that was similar to this only except she had old bread as the breadcrumbs and just put it in a circular dish of any kind she had and bake it that way with just the meat,onions, egg, bread,salt and pepper.
@@richewilson6394 same here, my mom did, too
I remember most of these meals oh how I miss my mama thanks for the memories
You're welcome!!
Thanks for the recipe for rice & raisin porridge. I'm going to try it!
You're welcome! Let me know how it goes!
Much better if the rice and milk are cooked in the oven.
@@ked7221 thanks, much obliged
Potato dumplings... 😋 We had them with roast and gravy.
We used to eat peanut butter and Mayo with lettuce sandwichs. Yum yum still do today.
I used to eat potato chip sandwich spread mayo generously across wonder bread. Pile the potato chips on to one of the slices as high as you can then top it with the other slice and mash down until all the potato chip are crushed. Wash it down with a Pepsi , it’s some good🥪😃🥪
@@raysalter2270 sounds good
Nice job. People will be needing these type recipes before long if we are not careful.
Yes, thanks!
They would be healthier then the majority of fast food takeaway meals.
@@tonir6532 When fast food chains started popping up everywhere in the 70s, obesity rates in America really began to climb.
It won't hurt anybody, but they are going to think they are suffering.
We need these recipes now! Grocery prices are atrocious!!
The Depression Era Meatloaf is still how I make today lol. That’s how my mom always made it with ketchup on top 😊
Use a mixture of ketchup, mustard & brown sugar......15 minutes before meatloaf is done
Bacon across
Yes, when we had ground beef, my Mom did the same meatloaf. I discovered by accident another way to make a tasty topping...a can of tomato sauce, brown sugar & apple cider vinegar, heated on the stove till the brown sugar melts. When the meat loaf is almost done, I pour this on the top. Tastes really delicious.
@@janetbrowning9089 or bacon as brown sugar on top
@@darlenemstrommer7687 sounds good too♥
Omg!! Peanut butter and mayo is still one of my favorites, throw some chips on there if you want a little more flavor...
Need to play this again, write down these recipes. Thank you!
You're welcome!!
Grandma's recipes are the best
Definitely!
The potato dumpling is very similar in recipe to the Polish pierogi. Always made during World War II and thereafter.
Potatoe club as boil in with ham hocks
Some of these dishes are so delicious 😋
They are! 😋
Love the rice pudding
The best!
My father used to cook up rice / raisen pudding. He lived thru the depression. I didn't like it. I do still make deviled eggs n johnny cakes. I'm sure I am the only person who has drank chickery coffee. It's not bad. I still put my soaps together. It's come in handy.
Deviled eggs are still popular 😋
Indeed they are!
My family goes through 3 dozen at a family event.
I love smashing deviled eggs and putting it on a tomato sandwich.
So is milk gravy.
Whenever I went to a party or gathering, I brought deviled eggs. I always added a little dash of onion powder to the mix. I have yet to meet someone who doesn't love them.If you have chickens there are times when you have a lot of eggs on hand - deviled eggs are the answer.
0:05 water pie
0:41 johnny cakes
1:18 coffee substitute
1:57 peanut butter mayo sandwich
2:28 spaghetti with carrots and white sauce
3:08 potato dumplings
3:53 soy and lima bean loaf
4:42 poor man's pudding
5:22 cornmeal mush
6:02 rice and raisin porridge
6:38 tomato sauce with mashed potatoes
7:16 deviled eggs
7:55 depression biscuits
8:33 peanut butter stuffed baked onion
9:09 eggless milkless butterless cake
9:46 rice pudding
10:23 onion sandwich
11:01 mulligan stew
11:39 dandelion greens
12:15 hot water cornbread
12:56 milkwheato
13:27 depression era meatloaf
14:10 tomato gravy and biscuits
14:52 prune whip
15:31 desperation pies
16:12 lima bean and peanut loaf
16:45 cornstarch pudding
17:15 depression milk gravy
17:45 corned beef luncheon salad
18:14 bread and gravy
18:45 bean and tomato stew
19:19 milkorno
19:53 horminy and bacon
20:29 potato soup
21:03 corn fritters
Made all as had 4 siblings also dad mom
My grandmother called it a sugar pie instead of a water pie. She also sometimes used molasses or Karo syrup if sugar wasn't available, but I'm sure she add to add more thickener.
Honey also works
This is great … thank you!
You're welcome!!
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I make milk gravy all the time! Still A southern delicacy!
lol We made water gravy...used bacon grease as the flavor agent & fat in it.
TY MRS ROOSEVELT
I adore mush, but I would starve to death before eating soybeans or lima beans, lol. Most of the others I grew up eating, so you know I am old, lol.
I'd eat the lima beans, but not as a loaf...lol We ate a lot of lima beans because my grandmother raised them in their huge garden. I love mush too...we also ate grits the same way. I'm almost 76, so I remember most of these, plus a lot more...lol Tomato gravy is very tasty...my grandmother would fry tomatoes, green & red ones & to stretch it, she made the tomato gravy & put the fried tomatoes in it...we ate it over toast. Pretty much a free meal. I don't remember seeing a bottle of oil in our house or my grandmother's until after I married & left home. They used bacon grease & lard.
Around 1960 to 68 I had a girlfriend that that was her go to sandwich peanut butter and mayonnaise. It’s definitely different.
Water pie, vinegar pie, buttermilk pie, lemon juice pie … they all sound good 🥧 they would be healthier than pies sold in stores that are loaded with chemicals. 🤣
I would use lentils and black beans instead of soy .
Mom made us cooked peanut butter and miracle whip. So good. ❤️
Looks like we need to own our cow and chickens. The prices of milk, eggs and flour are ridiculous!
Love rice pudding and the prune dish sounds great.Gotfa write that down.
My dad would eat bread soaked in milk. He grew up in the depression era. Never forgot and was a dyi man because of it. “Make do or do without”.
I add relish and chilly pepper to my devil eggs & tomato mayo sandwich were great I still eat them
Inflation recipes. Thanks grandma
Love potato dumplings
Going to try these
Gnocchi!
Dandelion root can also be ground and used like coffee
Also wheat berries
Healthy recipes!
Grandmother would send Momma and her 4 brothers out into the fields to find whatever they could to make soup. Mother told me Grandmother would cook dandelions in fat. Which actually has Vitamin C.
Soon we will have to eat and cook that way😂 good to learn❤
When I was growing up, a lot of the time for breakfast, we had something called Milk Toast...all it was was reconstituted milk, heated on the stove with a small bit of sugar in it & a touch of cinnamon. We toasted the bread & then placed it in our bowls & the milk mixture was poured over top of it. It was simple, easy & dirt cheap. We were poor growing up we did eat a lot of the things that are included in this video, plus an array of a lot more cheap meals. The worst one was beef brains & scrambled eggs...still almost makes me nauseated remembering it...I just went hungry on those nights. I guess it was a cheap alternative to meat...but, I just couldn't get it down!!
Cornmeal mush is the same as polenta
A few years ago I got the recipe for the chocolate cake. It's also called poor man's cake
I was born in 60s as oldest girl so cooked everything started at 6
I reccoment small families or ppl that live alone buy small oven they use only half energy.
STILL WORKING ON BEAN SOUP TY
Yes but not so much the recipes that call for flour and sugar two of the hardest to get items.
No mayo peanut butter , syrup 😋
Milk, butter...? The cost of these things have gotten prohibitively expensive. 😢
Since I'm old anyway, I just use dry milk now...a lot cheaper in the long run. I don't drink milk, per say...just use it in cooking & baking.
Muligan stew had steak in it at the end
How hungry do you have to be before you eat baked onions and peanut butter 😢
@@robinhendrickson511 I eat baked onions with butter and salt
Gotta tell you - I've never been that hungry!!
@@Susan-j9z me either, and I hope I never am.
I've often wondered about that one too...but, I guess if you never have tasted it, it might just fool you too.
@@janetbrowning9089 agreed
The pictures of the items being cooked aren't what the announcer is making!
That one granny sure has on a short dress.Only saw my granny's ankles
🤣 I noticed that too
OK HOME MAKERS CARRY ON
If the egg yokes had a green ring around the yokes, they have been cooked too long.
Hotwater corn bread😊
Honey
Y'all showing two different recipes for one recipe and showing blueberries for prunes. Show the recipe for pie and in the middle of it it was a 5 inch tall cheesecake
I thought I invented the peanut butter and mayo sandwich when I was a kid
Peanut butter stuffed onion???? 🤮🤮🤮🤮
Should peanut butter and onion be used in the same sentence??
@@Susan-j9z nooo!!! 😂. Who would even come up with that combo?? 🤢
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SYRUP NEED TO BUY JELLY
Can someone please help me with the recipe jonney cakes he says add 3/4 to the boiling water 3/4 of what
Sorry for the confusion. 3/4 - 1 cup of boiling water, so anything between these should be fine.
Corn meal.
Would love to have these as a printable!!
Cornmeal pancake mix
That onion and peanut butter!🤮🤮🤮
Get ready that we’re heading back to these meals after the election 2024
Cashless machines in 3 states! 😢😮don't take this chip! Mark of the beast, no entry into heaven! They are forcing it or no chqs. And if you still say no to the chip... Then they are going 2 take children, even newborns!
Yeah if camel hairs gets in the office, absolutely.
Peanut butter mayo sandwhich took it tooooooo far….
🤣
MUM SANKA THAT STRONG
To bad 80% of the pictures don't match up with the recipes, no wonder people can't cook any more with this kind of references
These are everyday foods to the rest of the world to day with even less ingredients and Americans think they were poor because there was no three pounds of bacon in every meal.
The directions do not match what they are cooking. It makes it hard to follow.
All foods today are mostly fillers
Growing up the neighbors had me over for lunch . I was given and traumatized by peanut butter and mayo. Gross I thought it would make me throw up. The taste was awful
After Bidenomics for 3 1/2 years, who else is writing these recipes down feverishly?
Biden and Harris should be forced to eat these recipes, especially the onions stuffed with peanut butter.
Joe Biden's administration did an excellent job at keeping the post pandemic inflation to a level that was much lower than that experienced by the rest of the world. I wish people would get their facts straight and stop disparaging him.
Me!!! Kamaltoe Harris and Biden have WRECKED our economy. I'm disabled and cannot afford my medical. At least when Trump was in office I could eat,pay my rent AND afford my meds...
Lol
I am😂😊
If you actually cook, i bet you laughed y9u butt off all through these videos,too
Pb n mayo .......wow yikes
Some of those recipes...no thank you