The way you are teaching your daughters to “think through” the ingredients available and how to make a meal is invaluable in their lives. People have forgotten these life skills and fix boxed and semi prepared food and think it’s from scratch. You are amazing Lisa.
Agreed T G, I’m 52, I grew up very poor…..give me 5 ingredients and a few spices, I can make you a masterpiece in the kitchen. Growing up not only on my grandparents farm (as an older child) but very poor before that….. made me very creative, I learned to not only use seasonal ingredients…. But to use what you have….”buy what you use, use what you’ve got”…. Sometimes in the kitchen, you use what you’ve got on hand, instead of “what sounds good”…. But it always turns out lovely 💕❤️🙏🏼 Much Love to all from Oregon 🌲🌲❤️
Agreed! Those skills are something that need honing in all young people! Unless you get in the kitchen and help them see that there is something to eat even from only a few ingredients they never learn that resourcefulness and creativity. So much goes to waste because we can't see it for what it can become, like reading a book based on it's cover only!
God called me to a different path when I prayed for healing, and you have been part of that path, Lisa! I have seven children and when I set a meal on the table, sometimes they’ll ask, “Is this recipe from that mom on UA-cam?” 😀 What a huge part of our lives you are; both food wise and economically. On those mornings in which you wake up and are just tired of the commitment you feel you’ve made to UA-cam, just remember: God has used you. You have glorified Him and have served Him, and until He calls you to something else, He is your strength and will continue to equip you for this ministry! Thanks again! Always enjoy your videos. God bless your precious family!
It's so refreshing to see a young girl her age cooking! There's grown women in the 30s and 40s that can't or shall I say won't cook like she's doing. Good job momma
You are one of the most down-to-earth people on you tube. Love the “freshness” of your videos! Love to watch your daughter help you in the kitchen. You are teaching such important values! God bless your family!
The other day I cleaned out my fridge by grilling everything I could and chopping the rest up and adding a little salad dressing. It was probably one of the best dinners I made this month, funny how that works out
I had to do that once due to a power outage for over four days. It was the most fun I had in a long time! Luckily when it happened in summer, the weather was cool!
Really enjoyed this video. I used to challenge myself to see how long I could go without going to the grocery store. I was at 6 weeks and wanted to try to squeeze one more week into the wait. After that decision, the very next morning I felt a very strong urge to go grocery shopping at 7 a.m. I never shop that early...and I'd decided not to for another week...to use up all the dibs and dabs in the pantry...to clear it out. So, I didn't go shopping that day. By 9 a.m. there was a huge ice storm over the whole area...so much so that all public transportation was shut down...no cabs, no buses,no metro, because not all the subway tracks are underground. Delivery trucks couldn't get to stores to restock them. This was bad! It lasted 3 weeks. The only thing that saved me was a tiny little market I could easily walk to. Their costs were about 3 times that of regular grocery stores,and they couldn't get stock delivered. They were running out of food. It was a scary time...difficult. I waited just a bit too long. Now I actually can and do wait longer, but I never let my stock get so low that I might run out of food in a week. Looks to me that you handled not grocery shopping really well! It's good to see your daughter learning how to cook.
Lisa, this was one of your BEST videos! A lot of people would say..."I wish I could do that, but...". They use excuses that they can't because they don't have chickens, a dairy cow, a garden, etc., but it all begins with a will to do a better job of planning meals, shopping for basics, and a desire to get off of the premade meals, eating out, etc. You shared so many valuable lessons in this one short video. Thank you!
So true! Excusitis (the disease of making up excuses I like to call it) is rampant! One small step or change in your life and so many benefits can come to fruition
Awesome. I've always thought it was weird when people buy every ingredient for specific recipes they see and then are super braggy and excited when it turns out well lol real every day cooking (for me) is about being able to make good meals with what is available, affordable or practical. I have to admit tho I have never made cheese, incredible!
Lisa, appreciate what a sane, competent and still creative force you are on you tube!!! Loved peeking into your family's psyche and seeing how you function. Today was an amazing example of how smart, simple and hardworking qualities can greatly enrichen life. Congrats!!!
Excellent ideas and at a time when money is tight and the cost of living is so expensive for everyone out there. Such great ideas and healthy options for a family.
I also cook everything in my freezer beginning in early January until everything is gone, usually takes 5 - 8 weeks. I have had the most weird but yet delicious stews! Budget friendly as well!
I have been doing this too lately! Eating up all the freezer meals we were gifted when I was pregnant. Baby is now 5 months and we still have quite a stash!
I was in the grocery store this weekend n nova Scotia Canada, at the checkout I picked up a magazine and saw pictures of your first home, it's was a nice surprise to see
So thankful for you I live on the coast my kids are almost grown but the best thing is we fish and it's old school but a lot of work so fishermen and farmers are the same I feel geographics doesn't matter it's so important thank you momma such a beautiful privilege your channel
I have a lot of fun improvising with ingredients and meals. I think it helps build resilience...you never know when you might have to go a stretch without seeing a grocery store!
Love watching you make bread & cheese! Makes me think about how are grandmother's use everything & nothing went to waste. My Mom who was a child during the depression said that the only thing left after cooking up a pig was the oink 🐷! 😳🤭 Of course she was raised on a farm so the only thing which was hard to come by was sugar. My grandfather had bee hives so there was plenty of honey. Such a wholesome life! You definitely have a very creative mind! 🤗👍
Joanne is going to be able to russell up dinner like a pro soon, the life skills she's learning observing her Mum in the kitchen is such a precious gift that she will really appreciate when she's flown the coop!!! Blessings from Ireland Lisa and family. 🙏🇨🇮👍
I love your music! I hum it at home when I’m doing my homemaker work! Thanks always for the inspiration! I always get so excited when you post a video!
This is my favorite type of cooking! I feel so creative when I make something out of nothing. I’ve been making the sourdough starter pizza recipe you’d shared earlier. It is now one of my favorite meals. It’s better than Amy restaurant pizza!
You are one of the most down-to-earth people on you tube. Love the “freshness” of your videos! Love to see how your daughter helps you in the kitchen. You are teaching such important values!! God bless your family!!
You are teaching not only your daughters, but all of us such skills. Yogurt, cheese, sourdough, butter, saurkraut ... Amazing Lisa!! Keep up the wonderful videos!
My sour dough is perfect now Lisa, I’ve made sliced bread loafs/ bagels/ chocolate chip cookies/ and the best pancakes I’ve ever had . Finally you know this took me so long. Sunday for me is bread day 🙋🏻♀️💐💐💐💐💐
Your channel is so amazing! My husband and I are about to have our first baby and our dream is to buy a farm, get a family cow, and have a litter of kids. Thank you for showing that it is possible! It is so beautiful to see your daughter cooking with you and the abundance of real food that you are providing for your children!
My mom always cooked like this before going to the grocery store to use up the stuff we had. It’s such a wonderful skill, which she do doubt learned growing up in a family of 10. I think of it almost as a game, and it’s so important to pass on to our children
I love doing this! It’s the best way to keep the fridge clean every week. Finish off the veggies before the fresh supply entered the fridge! Great food ideas! Would love to have that many eggs on hand with 35 chooks! 👍❤️
Love these types of videos. Overtime, I learned from you how to keep a well stocked pantry, fridge, and freezer. Now there is less waste, less trips to the store, and I can always make a meal from what’s at hand. Thank you!
What a great episode! There’s only my husband and me now but I still like doing this! My mothers cooked like this all the time growing up. (I never ate at a Pizza Hut until I was fifteen! I know…weird!) I don’t have chickens/ cows but I may have an abundance of other things and it’s funny what you can come up with if you really put your mind to it! Once when I was stumped I found an app that lets you put in the ingredients you have and recipes will pop up using those ingredients. Love that you teach your daughters to think this way! She made a beautiful strata! You make the most interesting content! Thank you!
This is one of my favorite things to do - to challenge myself to make meals out of only what I currently have. Like you said, it's a good way to use things up and it keeps me from throwing out old unused food. I hate to waste. It was really fun to see what you did. You've given me some great ideas! Thank you!
This is great to see, real life cooking and living. I find that I can make almost anything into a pasta, soup or risotto, often I get more than one meal from it and they’re hearty filling meals especially in Winter as it is for me now in the Southern Hemisphere.
Your daughter reminds me of you so much. How sweet and to teach her these things. Life skills for life. Peace!! She is beautiful. Cabbage in potato soup taste great add a can of of lima beans and it is good.
Such beautiful meals and presentation Lisa! Love the way you make EVERYTHING look effortless! My grandmother lived this way on her homestead. I so wish I would have paid closer attention to her style. She was awesome, and her meals delicious. Way to go Lisa for keeping this lifestyle alive and thriving!
I LOVE cooking like this and do it quite often. I find the creativity really comes through when you create delicious meals with what you have! Look forward to your videos every week!!!
You are such an amazing cook, and I love that you include your daughter, she is learning so much. I am a from scratch cook too, but you have some amazing ideas. Love your channel
Oh you’re speaking my language. Dump meals I just love! Also, can I commend you on making healthy meals that are wholesome for you and your family and not making it so overly “crunchy” where every single item has to be organic. That is refreshing and attainable for most people, ie me. I use a lot of my own produce when in season, buy mostly organically grown or local, but also have a can of Prego in my pantry because I got a stellar deal on it 🤣.
Love seeing young ones in the kitchen. Valuable life skills! I’ve always liked planning out a weekly menu according to sales. Then things sometimes happen and it gets rearranged. I challenge myself to use up what I have before going shopping again. Sometimes it’s nice to skip grocery shopping. I enjoy your videos so much! Take care and God bless y’all. 😀❤️
its great to see a young girl interested in cooking for her family and enjoying the simple pleasure of eating good, wholesome food. I hope that my not interested sixteen year old son will eventually understand what it means to cook good simple food from scratch for himself
oh good you made cheese. at the beginning of hte video I was thinking what do you mean you don't have cheese, LOOK AT ALL THAT MILK :D :D :D I really love your videos and your style, thanks for being awesome!
I love your videos I've been making your sourdough bread its so good! I love making it and I have to say it comes out perfect every time. I made English muffins a few weeks ago and those were amazing as well. I'm new to sourdough baking and have had my starter which I made maybe 3 months ago thanks for all the great tips !!
Where are the “oh my gosh, I can’t eat soup in the summer” people? 🤣🤣🤣 I ordered soup for lunch the other day and my coworkers all said, “how can you eat soup in the summer? There’s no way I could.” To which I replied/questioned, “Do you all make spaghetti, roast, baked potatoes, etc. in the summer, or do you eat everything at room temperature or straight out of the fridge or freezer?” Of course their responses were all “no, why?”….Why do people think soup is a sin in the summer and other warm meals are just fine? It just baffles me. 🤣🤣🤣
That sourdough looks so delicious! So sad mine died. But I LOVE seeing you and your family in a normal and non perfect day, noise and all. And your daughter cooking is absolutely adorable and i hope to teach my daughter skills in sustainability one day.
I’m making potato soup tonight to use up old veggies in the fridge and some chicken broth I made that I couldn’t freeze! Love that this video came out today 😊
I’m a single person so the volume of my cooking is very different from yours but I like to try to work through my pantry and freezer before buying new. It’s amazing how many meals I can put together that might be a little odd in their combinations but are tasty and help me make sure I’m turning over my food inventory. Love watching your kids in the kitchen with you. Seems like they were baby girls just a few minutes ago. 😁
Could you do a video of what a usual grocery haul is ..aka..foods you almost always buy to have on hand? Also in your bread video you mentioned, your kitchen routines, could you do a few videos on those (if you haven't already ready). Your recent bread video was great !
I go every month. Just to buy the things I can't grow. I make our own cheese, mayo, ketchup, grow veggies, raise our meat or hubby hunts and fishing. Raise and incubate our chickens. Make bone broth, canning, dehydrate, grind.
Hi Lisa, I do exactly the same thing and it makes me feel good to use up those odds and ends.. surprisingly, those meals often get verbal responses like ummm so good, what did you put in this? That really makes a person feel good. 👍 Have a wonderful week, 🥰 Chris
Keeping potatoes in the fridge turns their starch into sugar and leads to higher levels of a chemical called acrylamide. It doesn't prolong their shelf life, either.
We have to keep the potatoes in the fridge with the weather being so hot. they were rotting before I could get to them. That's non gmo potatoes. The gmo potatoes last longer in the heat but, I don't buy gmo anything.
I live in an A rated home with a south facing kitchen. They get eyes and start to sprout after two or three days on the counter/in a press. The fridge extends their life so that we actually get to use them before they go bad. Not everyone has an ideal cool place to keep potatoes.
I've never that it was bad to keep them in the fridge, but I HAVE heard, that cooking them and then letting them sit in the fridge overnight will turn the starch into inulin which is excellent for gut microbiome😊
Once again, I enjoyed your content. I'm now headed to my kitchen to see what I have and created some meals without going to the store today. As always, thanks for sharing.
I love your videos-I especially loved that Johanna (not sure if I spelled that correctly?) took down a cutting board and just joined in with you, cutting up potatoes for the soup. Thank you for sharing such wonderful moments of your life with the rest of us!
The way you are teaching your daughters to “think through” the ingredients available and how to make a meal is invaluable in their lives. People have forgotten these life skills and fix boxed and semi prepared food and think it’s from scratch. You are amazing Lisa.
That’s a really good point!
I agree! What a life lesson!
Agreed T G, I’m 52, I grew up very poor…..give me 5 ingredients and a few spices, I can make you a masterpiece in the kitchen.
Growing up not only on my grandparents farm (as an older child) but very poor before that….. made me very creative, I learned to not only use seasonal ingredients…. But to use what you have….”buy what you use, use what you’ve got”….
Sometimes in the kitchen, you use what you’ve got on hand, instead of “what sounds good”…. But it always turns out lovely 💕❤️🙏🏼
Much Love to all from Oregon 🌲🌲❤️
Agreed! Those skills are something that need honing in all young people! Unless you get in the kitchen and help them see that there is something to eat even from only a few ingredients they never learn that resourcefulness and creativity. So much goes to waste because we can't see it for what it can become, like reading a book based on it's cover only!
Why only her daughters?
God called me to a different path when I prayed for healing, and you have been part of that path, Lisa! I have seven children and when I set a meal on the table, sometimes they’ll ask, “Is this recipe from that mom on UA-cam?” 😀 What a huge part of our lives you are; both food wise and economically. On those mornings in which you wake up and are just tired of the commitment you feel you’ve made to UA-cam, just remember: God has used you. You have glorified Him and have served Him, and until He calls you to something else, He is your strength and will continue to equip you for this ministry! Thanks again! Always enjoy your videos. God bless your precious family!
Amen and well said!
I love hearing the kids in the background! Thank you for not apologizing all the time about the “noise.” It’s real life and I appreciate it.
I loved the prego jar! I saw it and was like yes! She is normal and doesn’t always have home made pizza sauce canned up lol
It's so refreshing to see a young girl her age cooking! There's grown women in the 30s and 40s that can't or shall I say won't cook like she's doing. Good job momma
You are one of the most down-to-earth people on you tube.
Love the “freshness” of your videos!
Love to watch your daughter help you in the kitchen.
You are teaching such important values!
God bless your family!
The other day I cleaned out my fridge by grilling everything I could and chopping the rest up and adding a little salad dressing. It was probably one of the best dinners I made this month, funny how that works out
I had to do that once due to a power outage for over four days. It was the most fun I had in a long time! Luckily when it happened in summer, the weather was cool!
Really enjoyed this video. I used to challenge myself to see how long I could go without going to the grocery store. I was at 6 weeks and wanted to try to squeeze one more week into the wait. After that decision, the very next morning I felt a very strong urge to go grocery shopping at 7 a.m. I never shop that early...and I'd decided not to for another week...to use up all the dibs and dabs in the pantry...to clear it out. So, I didn't go shopping that day. By 9 a.m. there was a huge ice storm over the whole area...so much so that all public transportation was shut down...no cabs, no buses,no metro, because not all the subway tracks are underground. Delivery trucks couldn't get to stores to restock them. This was bad! It lasted 3 weeks. The only thing that saved me was a tiny little market I could easily walk to. Their costs were about 3 times that of regular grocery stores,and they couldn't get stock delivered. They were running out of food. It was a scary time...difficult. I waited just a bit too long. Now I actually can and do wait longer, but I never let my stock get so low that I might run out of food in a week.
Looks to me that you handled not grocery shopping really well! It's good to see your daughter learning how to cook.
Lisa, this was one of your BEST videos! A lot of people would say..."I wish I could do that, but...". They use excuses that they can't because they don't have chickens, a dairy cow, a garden, etc., but it all begins with a will to do a better job of planning meals, shopping for basics, and a desire to get off of the premade meals, eating out, etc. You shared so many valuable lessons in this one short video. Thank you!
It also has to do with basic planning of life and beneficial skills. A basic life is a beautiful life unbeknownst to the many.
So true! Excusitis (the disease of making up excuses I like to call it) is rampant! One small step or change in your life and so many benefits can come to fruition
You've taught me to do this. 🥰 You and 3 Rivers Homestead. I would add quiche to an easy meal to use up what you had.
WoW your daughter is amazing in the kitchen ! she has a wonderful teacher on hand!!👍🏽😘
I just came across your channel and I just wanted to say, off the bat, your daughter is an absolute treasure. The Lord has blessed you!
Awesome. I've always thought it was weird when people buy every ingredient for specific recipes they see and then are super braggy and excited when it turns out well lol real every day cooking (for me) is about being able to make good meals with what is available, affordable or practical. I have to admit tho I have never made cheese, incredible!
Lisa, appreciate what a sane, competent and still creative force you are on you tube!!! Loved peeking into your family's psyche and seeing how you function. Today was an amazing example of how smart, simple and hardworking qualities can greatly enrichen life. Congrats!!!
Love your creativity in cooking! More people (including myself) need to practice using up what they already have.
Excellent ideas and at a time when money is tight and the cost of living is so expensive for everyone out there. Such great ideas and healthy options for a family.
I RELLY don't like to grocery shop. Such a great idea to take inventory of all our food stash and see what we can make.
Awesome you have fresh milk and eggs and then so much you've learned to make from it just beautiful things
I also cook everything in my freezer beginning in early January until everything is gone, usually takes 5 - 8 weeks. I have had the most weird but yet delicious stews! Budget friendly as well!
I have been doing this too lately! Eating up all the freezer meals we were gifted when I was pregnant. Baby is now 5 months and we still have quite a stash!
I was in the grocery store this weekend n nova Scotia Canada, at the checkout I picked up a magazine and saw pictures of your first home, it's was a nice surprise to see
So thankful for you I live on the coast my kids are almost grown but the best thing is we fish and it's old school but a lot of work so fishermen and farmers are the same I feel geographics doesn't matter it's so important thank you momma such a beautiful privilege your channel
I love doing this. Feels good to empty out the fridge. 😊
I have a lot of fun improvising with ingredients and meals. I think it helps build resilience...you never know when you might have to go a stretch without seeing a grocery store!
Love watching you make bread & cheese! Makes me think about how are grandmother's use everything & nothing went to waste. My Mom who was a child during the depression said that the only thing left after cooking up a pig was the oink 🐷! 😳🤭 Of course she was raised on a farm so the only thing which was hard to come by was sugar. My grandfather had bee hives so there was plenty of honey. Such a wholesome life! You definitely have a very creative mind! 🤗👍
Joanne is going to be able to russell up dinner like a pro soon, the life skills she's learning observing her Mum in the kitchen is such a precious gift that she will really appreciate when she's flown the coop!!! Blessings from Ireland Lisa and family. 🙏🇨🇮👍
Your daughter is so cute 🥰 I love how she helps you out 🌺
Very lucky family. Wish I knew how to healthy cook like this when my kids were young. But I am pretty good and still learning every day
How lovely to see you working and connecting with your daughter.❤️
I love your music! I hum it at home when I’m doing my homemaker work! Thanks always for the inspiration! I always get so excited when you post a video!
This is especially helpful and relevant right now with inflation stretching so many families budgets so thin. Thank you for posting this 🙂
This is my favorite type of cooking! I feel so creative when I make something out of nothing. I’ve been making the sourdough starter pizza recipe you’d shared earlier. It is now one of my favorite meals. It’s better than Amy restaurant pizza!
You are one of the most down-to-earth people on you tube.
Love the “freshness” of your videos!
Love to see how your daughter helps you in the kitchen.
You are teaching such important values!!
God bless your family!!
Love your videos 🥰🥰
Thank you and have a blessed day
You never cease to amaze me! Well done young lady !
You are teaching not only your daughters, but all of us such skills. Yogurt, cheese, sourdough, butter, saurkraut ... Amazing Lisa!! Keep up the wonderful videos!
My sour dough is perfect now Lisa, I’ve made sliced bread loafs/ bagels/ chocolate chip cookies/ and the best pancakes I’ve ever had . Finally you know this took me so long. Sunday for me is bread day 🙋🏻♀️💐💐💐💐💐
That pizza crust amazes me. All the recipes look delicious! You’re teaching your daughter skills to last a lifetime. Great job!
Very smart to use up what you have because I think most of us fall into the trap of not knowing exactly what we have and sometimes wasting it
Yes, we always pantry shop before we go grocery shopping
Your channel is so amazing! My husband and I are about to have our first baby and our dream is to buy a farm, get a family cow, and have a litter of kids. Thank you for showing that it is possible! It is so beautiful to see your daughter cooking with you and the abundance of real food that you are providing for your children!
Love this! Using simple ingredients on hand and coming up with ideas to use them up is challenge. I find it fun!
My mom always cooked like this before going to the grocery store to use up the stuff we had. It’s such a wonderful skill, which she do doubt learned growing up in a family of 10. I think of it almost as a game, and it’s so important to pass on to our children
You amaze me with your knowledge!
I love doing this! It’s the best way to keep the fridge clean every week. Finish off the veggies before the fresh supply entered the fridge! Great food ideas! Would love to have that many eggs on hand with 35 chooks! 👍❤️
I’m currently doing this as we are about to be on a long vacation. I’m always surprised how much can be made from “nothing.” Thanks for inspiration!
I’ve been hearing of massive food shortages in the coming months so you might want to majorly stock up and stay stocked for a while
I wouldn't do that too long Lisa. Things are getting sketchy...I hope you have a stockpile.
Just really enjoy your videos...you share so many great ideas! Thank you
Love these types of videos. Overtime, I learned from you how to keep a well stocked pantry, fridge, and freezer. Now there is less waste, less trips to the store, and I can always make a meal from what’s at hand. Thank you!
That an awesome way to make home made pizza! Im definitely going to try, thank you so much❤️
Loved this video. It was so real. We all have random stuff left in the fridge that we don’t know what to do with 🧐
Great video and especially enjoyed seeing your daughters so involved!! We go through our fridge the same way!!
insanely talented, resourceful cooking. of admiration
Awesome video! Even at 65 years young I have learned some things from you as a much younger woman ❤
Wow, thank you!
@@FarmhouseonBoone you are very welcome!!! Keep up the good work!!
You are so amazing. I can't imagine how tired you must be at the end of a day. But with a real feeling of satisfaction.
Love this type of cooking! I try to do a no grocery month once a year. And LOVE your stove!!! Oh, my goodness!!
What a great episode! There’s only my husband and me now but I still like doing this! My mothers cooked like this all the time growing up. (I never ate at a Pizza Hut until I was fifteen! I know…weird!) I don’t have chickens/ cows but I may have an abundance of other things and it’s funny what you can come up with if you really put your mind to it! Once when I was stumped I found an app that lets you put in the ingredients you have and recipes will pop up using those ingredients. Love that you teach your daughters to think this way! She made a beautiful strata! You make the most interesting content! Thank you!
This is one of my favorite things to do - to challenge myself to make meals out of only what I currently have. Like you said, it's a good way to use things up and it keeps me from throwing out old unused food. I hate to waste. It was really fun to see what you did. You've given me some great ideas! Thank you!
This is great to see, real life cooking and living. I find that I can make almost anything into a pasta, soup or risotto, often I get more than one meal from it and they’re hearty filling meals especially in Winter as it is for me now in the Southern Hemisphere.
Your daughter reminds me of you so much. How sweet and to teach her these things. Life skills for life. Peace!! She is beautiful. Cabbage in potato soup taste great add a can of of lima beans and it is good.
Great helper!!❤❤🙏🙏xxoo
Such beautiful meals and presentation Lisa! Love the way you make EVERYTHING look effortless! My grandmother lived this way on her homestead. I so wish I would have paid closer attention to her style. She was awesome, and her meals delicious. Way to go Lisa for keeping this lifestyle alive and thriving!
‘What Would Lisa Do?’ I ask myself this at least once a week😂💕
I LOVE cooking like this and do it quite often. I find the creativity really comes through when you create delicious meals with what you have! Look forward to your videos every week!!!
You are such an amazing cook, and I love that you include your daughter, she is learning so much. I am a from scratch cook too, but you have some amazing ideas. Love your channel
Your daughter is becoming a good cook like her mom. It reminds me of my childhood when I use to help my mom in the kitchen. Food looks delicious!
Man, it's like you've tapped into the hive mind of all mother's who are trying to make it work for dinner. Love it.
I LOVE seeing Johanna cook!! Sweet family.
I live alone, but I love to clean out my fridge then actually clean it. Now days, especially, I don’t want to waste a thing!!
That soup from the bottom of the supplies looked just delicious. Pizza can be a healthy fast food to prepare for a meal, snack.
Oh you’re speaking my language. Dump meals I just love! Also, can I commend you on making healthy meals that are wholesome for you and your family and not making it so overly “crunchy” where every single item has to be organic. That is refreshing and attainable for most people, ie me. I use a lot of my own produce when in season, buy mostly organically grown or local, but also have a can of Prego in my pantry because I got a stellar deal on it 🤣.
We’re doing a eat what we have on hand month at our house too 💞
Love seeing young ones in the kitchen. Valuable life skills! I’ve always liked planning out a weekly menu according to sales. Then things sometimes happen and it gets rearranged. I challenge myself to use up what I have before going shopping again. Sometimes it’s nice to skip grocery shopping. I enjoy your videos so much! Take care and God bless y’all. 😀❤️
This was so good and an excellent reminder that we do have food on hand. ❤️ from Canada 🇨🇦
its great to see a young girl interested in cooking for her family and enjoying the simple pleasure of eating good, wholesome food. I hope that my not interested sixteen year old son will eventually understand what it means to cook good simple food from scratch for himself
Wow!! That is awesome especially you making the cheese!!
oh good you made cheese. at the beginning of hte video I was thinking what do you mean you don't have cheese, LOOK AT ALL THAT MILK :D :D :D I really love your videos and your style, thanks for being awesome!
I love your videos I've been making your sourdough bread its so good! I love making it and I have to say it comes out perfect every time. I made English muffins a few weeks ago and those were amazing as well. I'm new to sourdough baking and have had my starter which I made maybe 3 months ago thanks for all the great tips !!
Where are the “oh my gosh, I can’t eat soup in the summer” people? 🤣🤣🤣 I ordered soup for lunch the other day and my coworkers all said, “how can you eat soup in the summer? There’s no way I could.” To which I replied/questioned, “Do you all make spaghetti, roast, baked potatoes, etc. in the summer, or do you eat everything at room temperature or straight out of the fridge or freezer?” Of course their responses were all “no, why?”….Why do people think soup is a sin in the summer and other warm meals are just fine? It just baffles me. 🤣🤣🤣
That sourdough looks so delicious! So sad mine died. But I LOVE seeing you and your family in a normal and non perfect day, noise and all. And your daughter cooking is absolutely adorable and i hope to teach my daughter skills in sustainability one day.
I’m making potato soup tonight to use up old veggies in the fridge and some chicken broth I made that I couldn’t freeze! Love that this video came out today 😊
I’m a single person so the volume of my cooking is very different from yours but I like to try to work through my pantry and freezer before buying new. It’s amazing how many meals I can put together that might be a little odd in their combinations but are tasty and help me make sure I’m turning over my food inventory. Love watching your kids in the kitchen with you. Seems like they were baby girls just a few minutes ago. 😁
Could you do a video of what a usual grocery haul is ..aka..foods you almost always buy to have on hand? Also in your bread video you mentioned, your kitchen routines, could you do a few videos on those (if you haven't already ready). Your recent bread video was great !
I go every month. Just to buy the things I can't grow. I make our own cheese, mayo, ketchup, grow veggies, raise our meat or hubby hunts and fishing. Raise and incubate our chickens. Make bone broth, canning, dehydrate, grind.
I'm also on my way to eat my fridge empty. and now I realized how many vegetables were somewhere hidden in the back of the fridge.
Such great ideas and inspiration. Thank you : )
Your kids are going to have MAD SKILLS by the time they are adults! Good job!
Hi Lisa, I do exactly the same thing and it makes me feel good to use up those odds and ends.. surprisingly, those meals often get verbal responses like ummm so good, what did you put in this? That really makes a person feel good. 👍 Have a wonderful week, 🥰 Chris
P.S. It’s so nice that you have a lovely assistant too. ❤️🥰👏
Great video!! Keeping it simple is the best way.
This was great to watch and very practical. Thank you 😊
LOVE videos like this! It is so satisfying clearing our the fridge of old stuff and cleaning it out.
Keeping potatoes in the fridge turns their starch into sugar and leads to higher levels of a chemical called acrylamide. It doesn't prolong their shelf life, either.
We have to keep the potatoes in the fridge with the weather being so hot. they were rotting before I could get to them. That's non gmo potatoes. The gmo potatoes last longer in the heat but, I don't buy gmo anything.
In the summer time I have to keep them in the fridge. They will go bad extremely quickly on the counter. To each their own
Doesn’t starch ultimately metabolize into sugar anyways?
I live in an A rated home with a south facing kitchen. They get eyes and start to sprout after two or three days on the counter/in a press. The fridge extends their life so that we actually get to use them before they go bad. Not everyone has an ideal cool place to keep potatoes.
I've never that it was bad to keep them in the fridge, but I HAVE heard, that cooking them and then letting them sit in the fridge overnight will turn the starch into inulin which is excellent for gut microbiome😊
love love love watching you make those pizzas!! so rustic and so satisfying. keep thinking maybe you'll turn one into a chicago deep dish !
love the pizza, we do a simular pizza with rucola lettuce on top and roasted pinenuts.
Once again, I enjoyed your content. I'm now headed to my kitchen to see what I have and created some meals without going to the store today.
As always, thanks for sharing.
Lisa, I rarely make a trip to the grocery store, and so this type of video is "just right" for me. My husband has that app and he loves it.
I love your videos-I especially loved that Johanna (not sure if I spelled that correctly?) took down a cutting board and just joined in with you, cutting up potatoes for the soup. Thank you for sharing such wonderful moments of your life with the rest of us!
I wish we were able to taste test your recipes!😊❤️❤️❤️
hey girl- loved the video! yummy food!😀