Large Prep Day for a LARGE Family Easter Dinner 2023 | Part 1

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  • @sarahlapena9875
    @sarahlapena9875 Рік тому +113

    Hi Becky! I used to own a little online bakery for four years and here’s some tips and reasons for why your mom did the things the recipe told her to do: when beating sugar and butter together, most recipes don’t state for how long to do this for but generally for cookies and sponge cakes, you want to beat this mixture for 7-10 minutes. The longer you beat the butter and sugar, the lighter and more aerated the mixture becomes. (This is the opposite of what you should do when it's time to add dry ingredients in cookies -less mixing is best, just folding the dry ingredients in with your cookie mix-ins to avoid developing the gluten in your cookies.)
    As for mixing the dry ingredients in 3 parts with the wet mixture in between, it’s mostly for equal incorporating, to avoid dry lumps of flour without needing to overmix the batter. The wet mixture needed to sit for at least 3 minutes to allow the acids in the lemon to curdle the milk, creating sort of a sour cream/buttermilk mixture.
    All that aside, just wanted to let you know I’ve been an avid follower for the past 3 years! I am sooo excited for your new garden. Sometimes I watch your old videos just because I miss your old kitchen and old garden so much. Your last day in your previous garden made me cry! But still so so very excited to watch your new garden grow 😍🥰

    • @AcreHomestead
      @AcreHomestead  Рік тому +5

      Wow this is so helpful! Thank you so much for taking the time to write this out for me and other to learn from!

    • @vickihandel3620
      @vickihandel3620 Рік тому +2

      I agree! How nice to share these amazing tips with them !

    • @amyrivers4093
      @amyrivers4093 2 місяці тому +1

      Becky really is unique in that she brings us all together in a safe environment to learn from each other. Not everyone has a mum or grandma who teaches us kitchen basics and family recipes. We are from all over the world but it's like we are neighbours, friends and a creative team. I'm personally in New Zealand and while I love anything to do with feeding others but it's all self taught as my Mum didn't share my enthusiasm.

  • @LurkerSmurf
    @LurkerSmurf Рік тому +54

    Love your dad sitting down to read in the background! 🤣Makes it feel like we're really there. Everything looks great.

    • @LurkerSmurf
      @LurkerSmurf Рік тому +6

      @@gillgallon9631 and all of you other supportive commenters, please report him as a bully/harasser. That's what I did.

    • @milliethemillinator3154
      @milliethemillinator3154 Рік тому +1

      @@LurkerSmurf Already done, along with blocking him.

  • @superheroteach
    @superheroteach Рік тому +62

    It’s almost comical how Becky’s mom is an organized and to the book cook, while Becky seasons and measures with what makes her heart happy.
    Together though, that is an amazing pair!!

    • @mainenanabear9746
      @mainenanabear9746 Рік тому +4

      Amazing teamwork!! ❤❤❤❤

    • @hortenciawall-salas9831
      @hortenciawall-salas9831 Рік тому +10

      When it comes to asparagus you waste a lot if you go by the snapping method, what you do it’s just cut a small piece at the base of it and see where the tender part starts and use as a reference guide for the rest. I learned that from Dan from the test kitchen.

    • @mandynaranjo401
      @mandynaranjo401 Рік тому

      I absolutely LOVE that!!!!!!

    • @JosieCotrona
      @JosieCotrona 4 місяці тому

      I couldn't agree more, they are just wonderful together!

  • @thewhitehorsefarm
    @thewhitehorsefarm Рік тому +153

    Hello Becky and Susan!
    Growing horseradish in a pot is highly suggested. If you put it in the garden, it will grow fast, like bamboo, and take over everything.
    I agree that we all learn from each other. That’s why I love your videos. You’re always teaching us, and sometimes we can teach you, too.

    • @SuziesCornerInLove
      @SuziesCornerInLove Рік тому +8

      Oh, good ro know. Ty

    • @nikiclark6158
      @nikiclark6158 Рік тому +6

      Isn't that the truth

    • @deniahenderson7178
      @deniahenderson7178 Рік тому +5

      YES!!! Jess over at Roots and Refuge Farm just shared that on her channel. It was in a bed that they removed and it was coming up where the bed had been at. She's going to plant it at the edge of the forest. Such a great community here!!! Love you and your mom's adventures!!! Reminds me of my sweet mother!!! You girls rock!!!!💖

    • @martivani
      @martivani Рік тому +5

      TOTALLY agree with this! It took me several years to completely get rid of horseradish in my raised bed. Any little bit of the root that is left behind will sprout another plant!

    • @susan-almosta_farm8823
      @susan-almosta_farm8823 Рік тому +1

      Thank you so much for the suggestion!!

  • @spmarsh3747
    @spmarsh3747 Рік тому +124

    Love a Becky and Mom cook-a-thon!

    • @susanjones3177
      @susanjones3177 Рік тому +4

      Awe, thanks!

    • @MOMMYTAMMY65
      @MOMMYTAMMY65 Рік тому +4

      Yes, I love you and your mom!! More videos of you two together, please. You are so blessed to have the mom that everyone should be blessed with. God bless you both!!

    • @cheylingarber5886
      @cheylingarber5886 Рік тому +4

      Yes, memories are so precious. They work well together don’t they? ❤

  • @SherryOram72
    @SherryOram72 Рік тому +84

    You probably heard this a million times but seriously your mom needs a UA-cam channel of her own. She’s an absolute delight to watch 🤗

    • @susanjones3177
      @susanjones3177 Рік тому +43

      Awe, thanks! I’d rather just make guest appearances on Becky’s channel, all the fun, none of the WORK!

    • @sandramontoya9185
      @sandramontoya9185 Рік тому +2

      Love ❤️

    • @Stargazergirl104
      @Stargazergirl104 Рік тому +3

      @@susanjones3177I love watching you cook. And how organized you are. I search for the videos particularly featuring you.

    • @JosieCotrona
      @JosieCotrona 4 місяці тому +3

      She most certainly is, they just need to do more together!

  • @acreonthelake
    @acreonthelake Рік тому +239

    Your mom needs a channel of just her stories 😂 I love hearing them. Her witty banter kills me " my island has never-ever space"

  • @languagelynnie
    @languagelynnie Рік тому +58

    Your mom should have her own channel! What a knowledgeable, organized, and inspiring lady!

    • @susanjones3177
      @susanjones3177 Рік тому +24

      Awe, thanks! I’d rather just make guest appearances on Becky’s channel, all the fun, none of the WORK!

    • @tinabow827
      @tinabow827 Рік тому

      Okay I really enjoy your show

    • @sandramontoya9185
      @sandramontoya9185 Рік тому +4

      Want more party videos of you & your mom…I’ll be there watching !!

  • @cmlinehan
    @cmlinehan Рік тому +116

    My Mom and I used to cook together for the holidays. She now has advanced dementia and hasn’t been able to cook for the past 4 years.
    Watching you two together makes me feel like I am with family again. Thank you for sharing with all of us. 💗

  • @cathyce999
    @cathyce999 5 місяців тому +2

    So cute. You and your Mom are a pleasure to watch. What beautiful memories you create ❤.

  • @eileenkillen1481
    @eileenkillen1481 Рік тому +44

    I love seeing your Mum, she’s a beautiful woman who is an amazing hostess. I can see why you love shopping and meal prepping with her. Blessing you all this Easter weekend ❤🙏🇮🇪

    • @susanjones3177
      @susanjones3177 Рік тому +1

      Awe, thanks!

    • @eileenkillen1481
      @eileenkillen1481 Рік тому

      @@susanjones3177 Hope you had a wonderful Easter Sunday Susan? Blessings to you and your family from Ireland 🙏❤️🐣🇮🇪

  • @tgsharp2838
    @tgsharp2838 Рік тому +2

    My favorite thing was to cook with my mom grandma and listen to their stories from when they were younger and how things have changed since then oh how I miss them so much rip

  • @l.j.2043
    @l.j.2043 Рік тому +42

    It seems so much more fun prepping the food WITH someone rather than doing it all alone! Your Mom is so nice and a fun person to cook with. Your Dad is such a nice man...considerate of all that you both do! HAPPY EASTER TO YOU ALL

    • @susanjones3177
      @susanjones3177 Рік тому +3

      Awe, thanks!

    • @l.j.2043
      @l.j.2043 Рік тому +1

      @@susanjones3177 Most welcome

    • @Brandi_the_Baker
      @Brandi_the_Baker Рік тому +3

      I know right! I wish my mother was still here!

    • @l.j.2043
      @l.j.2043 Рік тому +2

      @@Brandi_the_Baker I wish mine was too. She passed 2 years ago in January and my Dad just passed March 9 this year. I missed them.

  • @kristenb8759
    @kristenb8759 Рік тому +95

    The videos of Becky and her mom shopping or food prepping are my favorite!! Love her mom! 😊

    • @shreepatel1507
      @shreepatel1507 Рік тому +3

      Same!!! 🙌

    • @dolphingal232011
      @dolphingal232011 Рік тому +8

      I agree! Her mom is absolutly precious and just makes me smile. Love your channel Becky, you do a fantastic job!

    • @deannawiederhold3326
      @deannawiederhold3326 Рік тому +4

      Mine too but I also love to see her Dad❤😊

    • @brendayoungblood9484
      @brendayoungblood9484 Рік тому +7

      Mine too, I've lost my mother and watching their cooking and shopping days brings back such happy memories.

    • @kejtlinrigazotti5684
      @kejtlinrigazotti5684 Рік тому +5

      I love the dinner party prep cooking videos with her mom. Cherished memories! Thank you Becky for sharing your mom & her wisdom with us! Thank your mom for us too please?

  • @sashibigelow3178
    @sashibigelow3178 Рік тому +42

    I made you’re no-knead-bread for the 4th time and… it’s AMAZING! I don’t know why I waited to make it. YOU and your videos have made me a confident cook and not scared to try to cook new things. ❤ i watch ALL of you’re videos, in fact i watch your videos and i cook to give me ideas to make! I love your videos! 😊

  • @kathleenclark5877
    @kathleenclark5877 Рік тому +13

    Dear heaven! It is not surprising that you turned out she well as a person, Becky, when we get to spend time with your mum (and on occasion, your dad). You are all such lovely people! The effort that you go into for family gatherings is amazing. I truly believe the planning rivals a war time military operation, no word of a lie. I appreciate the time your mum takes to arrange the schedule for the roasts and the baking and so on. Plus … it needs to be said, your mum is such a natural in front of the camera. The two of you carry no pretence while you are demonstrating the putting together of the recipes. There is no doubt that your Easter family meal will be a success. I hope your family recognizes the effort that the two of you have put into the organization of this family event! Happy Easter!

  • @terrimccullough724
    @terrimccullough724 Рік тому +38

    I loved Becky’s face when her Mom started the Leg of Lamb story. She’s like oh boy, here she goes. Haha. I get the exact look from my daughter

  • @bridgetmarden7224
    @bridgetmarden7224 Рік тому +20

    I love watching you and your mom together. My momma passed 10/23/2015 and I miss times like this with her and my daughters Zonna and Kizzy.

    • @catherinebarlow3079
      @catherinebarlow3079 Рік тому +3

      I lost my mum when l was 8 of cancer and my dad died 18 months later of a angina attack miss both of them every day but l have my loving family for support

  • @catherineyamagata9221
    @catherineyamagata9221 Рік тому +32

    Love seeing your mother and you cooking together.

    • @susanjones3177
      @susanjones3177 Рік тому +1

      Awe, thanks!

    • @lyndahunter1183
      @lyndahunter1183 Рік тому

      Lamb studded with rosemary...and ģarlic ......fresh mint sauce.....favourite European dish

  • @carolynturk-hu7je
    @carolynturk-hu7je Рік тому +1

    Great tip is pick up some shelf stable milk at the $tree(they carry whole, 1%, 2%, almond and oat milk. Then you always have milk for recipes without having to buy a whole gallon or time sensitive.

  • @gilliannutchey7572
    @gilliannutchey7572 Рік тому +72

    Hi Girls, to make a light Victoria Sponge you also need to fold in the flour - don’t use the mixer! Hope you had a wonderful party 🎉

    • @TheAgeofFabulous
      @TheAgeofFabulous Рік тому +5

      Yes, this was going to be my suggestion!

    • @paulinehart1479
      @paulinehart1479 Рік тому

      Fold the flour in with a metal spoon. Keeps all the air in.

  • @vinzantkaren8118
    @vinzantkaren8118 8 місяців тому

    Becky,
    It makes me smile and feel happy to watch you and your mother working in the kitchen together. You know how a married couple can finish each other
    sentences, well, you and your mother, in a kitchen sort of way, help each other create the yummiest dishes and meals. You both look like you are throughly enjoying your time together.
    Thank you both for such an enjoyable visit.❤😊

  • @ellenjonasson94
    @ellenjonasson94 Рік тому +14

    I really wish I had this type of relationship with my mom, but for now I'll just live vicariously through the two of you. Thanks for posting Becky, and thank you Becky's mom for joining in the video fun. ❤️ I hope your family has a lovely Easter/birthday celebration!

  • @chrishughson1
    @chrishughson1 Рік тому +2

    Ever since I started watching your channel I have wondered how someone so young was so knowledgeable and smart. This prep video shows where you get it. Your mom is amazing and so organized. Love her!!

  • @maureenpickle6969
    @maureenpickle6969 Рік тому +16

    It is really sweet to see your dad behind y’all reading his book. Also, I always park boil my potatoes before putting my au gratin potato casserole together.

    • @susanjones3177
      @susanjones3177 Рік тому +1

      Great idea, would certainly cook faster!

    • @AcreHomestead
      @AcreHomestead  Рік тому +1

      GREAT IDEA!

    • @sharone9751
      @sharone9751 Рік тому +1

      My mom always recommended parboiling the potatoes before making scalloped potatoes.

    • @dianiaabernathy9518
      @dianiaabernathy9518 Рік тому

      @@AcreHomestead where did your mom’s 8” cake pans come from?

  • @lisakallunki5042
    @lisakallunki5042 Рік тому +10

    Another way to get more juice from your citrus is to microwave for 10 seconds, then roll firmly on the counter and THEN juice it!
    I put all my tough asparagus ends in a big ziploc in the freezer. Once I have a full bag I can make asparagus soup because if you blend with a high powered blender (I have a Blendtec) it will take care of those tough ends.

  • @kellimays9334
    @kellimays9334 Рік тому +3

    I love when you spend time with your Mom Cooking. It's nice to see such genuine respect you have for one another. I wish with all my heart I still had mine to cook with. You are a very blessed woman! Thanks for sharing your family!

  • @carolynturk-hu7je
    @carolynturk-hu7je Рік тому +1

    Don't throw away you bottoms of the asparagus, freeze them for cream of asparagus soup(which is delicious)! Even though not as tender, still alot of goodness from the vegetable in those ends.

  • @karensimaeys3178
    @karensimaeys3178 Рік тому +6

    Becky you and your Mom have such a great relationship and you treat each other with such respect I just love watching your family meal preps!!

  • @robertmaylock9532
    @robertmaylock9532 Рік тому +2

    "Cupboards" are freestanding units of shelves, some with drawers at the bottom and they can be open fronted or enclosed with doors like an armoire. Cabinets are permanently installed against walls or into permanently attached work islands. It's a bigger difference than between a sharpening wand or a honing rod which is merely linguistic, more like the difference between an "ice box' and a refrigerator which are different things.

  • @milliethemillinator3154
    @milliethemillinator3154 Рік тому +3

    LOVE the Mama and Becky videos! Tell sweet Mama to look for a helix lemon juicer, she will LOVE IT, easier on aging hands!😉 Also! Tell her if she holds the lemon in the opposite hand & turns her zester upside down and drags it across her lemon, she can see how much of the zest she's getting off her lemon (not pith) AND she catches all the zest on top of the zester, seeing how much she's actually getting. It was a total game changer for me on only getting zest. 😊👍

  • @jacquiemouton9053
    @jacquiemouton9053 Рік тому +1

    How fortunate you are to still have your Mother. She is a beautiful and vibrant woman so enjoy her and love her, like she deserves. Have a great Easter.

  • @suelambert5760
    @suelambert5760 Рік тому +18

    Enjoyed watching you and your Mom cooking together, so delightful! I bet her kitchen smelled wonderful. Happy Easter and Easter Blessings to your whole family.

  • @katsgardenkitchenandmore9050
    @katsgardenkitchenandmore9050 Рік тому +1

    So the reason for adding the lemon juice to the milk / sour cream mixture and having it sit for 3 minutes is so that it can curdle and become like a buttermilk which helps with the richness and the flavor of the cake.

  • @brendavitiello3955
    @brendavitiello3955 Рік тому +5

    Hi Becky. So wonderful to see you and your Mom in the kitchen. I am the youngest out of 6 kids and my Mom just turned 98 and I just cherish those days when we cooked and baked together. Enjoy the times with your Mom! ❤

  • @JosieCotrona
    @JosieCotrona 4 місяці тому

    I absolutely love when you & your mum cook together, not to mention the delicious food, your family is blessed to have you both in their lives...a little tip u have when I'm slicing potatoes, u cut a slice off the bottom to make it flat, I find it easier & much safer as the potatoe stays put & you don't notice any difference once they are cooked...cheers from a loyal fan from Australia
    👏👏👏😍😍😍

  • @debbiedoor2693
    @debbiedoor2693 Рік тому +6

    I don’t care what you guys make, I just love the relationship that you have. You are so blessed to have that strong bond. Blessings that you had a great dinner. Hope you show us the rest of the prep and final product, especially the cake. Happy Easter to you and your family.🙏💕💕

  • @sisterpanic9588
    @sisterpanic9588 Рік тому +1

    Hey Becky I always wonder why you use a knife for thin slicing and not a good mandoline with adjustable slice thickness? My mother in law gave me one for Christmas three years ago and it has been a game changer. It is so much tidier and quicker especially if you need to slice a bunch of stuff. But maybe you just enjoy using your knife more which is also totally valid, I just thought I mention it. Thank you for letting us be part of your life and giving us amazing content.

  • @MsKoofer
    @MsKoofer Рік тому +34

    Always love watching you and your mom in the kitchen! Happy Easter!

  • @carolynturk-hu7je
    @carolynturk-hu7je 11 місяців тому +1

    Freeze your cheese rinds for use in soups and sauces.😊

  • @Janel1879
    @Janel1879 Рік тому +5

    I really love the times when you two shop and/or cook together, as well as other homestead activities. Also your Dad, Renée, Josh or either family members are involved.

  • @joannelawson7758
    @joannelawson7758 9 місяців тому +1

    Thanks for sharing the way you shop and cook

  • @robinharrison7010
    @robinharrison7010 Рік тому +4

    I had home economics in school and we learned to start with dry and end with dry. She did it just right.

  • @Brandi_the_Baker
    @Brandi_the_Baker Рік тому +1

    Cherish these moments with her mom! It’s so nice to see the both of you on the kitchen together. I wish my mom was still here with me. She was an amazing cook and I learned a lot from her.

  • @kathleencasella4703
    @kathleencasella4703 Рік тому +3

    Love how you and your mom work together. Like best friends. Enjoyable to watch informative also.

  • @marmejane
    @marmejane Рік тому

    You and your Mom cook/prepare so awesome together. You help each other rather than each doing their own thing. Great memories!

  • @islandbaby4704
    @islandbaby4704 Рік тому +6

    Love seeing your beautiful mom! She is so enjoyable to watch cook and talk about recipes. I love her calm and kind spirit. Love the videos when you have her in them!

    • @susanjones3177
      @susanjones3177 Рік тому +3

      Awe, thanks!

    • @islandbaby4704
      @islandbaby4704 Рік тому

      @@susanjones3177 you are a gem! Please keep showing up in your daughter's videos!

  • @jillcarlson2076
    @jillcarlson2076 Рік тому

    I love these videos with you and your mom! I used to spend a bunch of time in the kitchen with my mom prepping for family dinners. She has passed now and I miss her terrible. I feel so blessed that I have all my memories of our beautiful times together. I also have learned from you, your mom and many of your friends that message you on your videos! I’m 65 yrs young and still learning every day! Blessings for you and yours! 🦋🥰💕🙏

  • @cathrineaguirre5510
    @cathrineaguirre5510 Рік тому +13

    My favorite berry cake is a berry chantilly. Next time you need a berry cake recipe it’s for sure a crowd pleaser!

  • @reneeharris1634
    @reneeharris1634 Рік тому +2

    I love when you and your mom cook together. My mom has not been in the best mental health and I miss cooking and making crafts with her.

  • @margaret1336
    @margaret1336 Рік тому +3

    For my potato bake I always sauté the onions first whatever the recipe says it takes away that raw onion taste. It’s the one recipe that makes me glad I have a mandolin! Happy Easter ❤❤

  • @carlaevenson5121
    @carlaevenson5121 Рік тому +1

    Becky I love watching you and your mom. You are great together. There is one point in this video when your mom looks at you and you see her concern for you. It just melted my heart. I hope you got lots of rest when you went home.

  • @jajacobs100
    @jajacobs100 Рік тому +10

    Love it when you and your mom cook together. HAPPY EASTER everyone!!

  • @jodybogert7152
    @jodybogert7152 Рік тому +1

    I absolutely love it when you and your mom cook, shop and are just together! The two of you are “the dynamic duo” in cooking/gardening! You are years younger than me but I have learned so much! Keep up your videos, so enjoyable!!!

  • @metalmartha2571
    @metalmartha2571 Рік тому +2

    Hi Becky, if you are truly considering growing horseradish, I suggest you either grow it by the woods or build it It’s own garden box! horseradish roots, grow very deep into the ground, and even a small piece can create a whole new plant. Guaranteed it’ll spread! wherever you plant it the first year is where it will live for all of time! Lol I am a northern gardener. horseradish is very prevalent here. I would assume even more so in a zone 7 climate. Be careful where you plant horseradish it’ll be there for your grandchildren!♥️ happy Easter 🐣

  • @frankieleembruggen2509
    @frankieleembruggen2509 5 місяців тому

    Hello Bekky, your mum was saying about getting more out of the lemons, she is full of so much info but another way of getting more juice out of your lemons is to roll them and even putting them into the microwave for just a couple of seconds, you will really be surprised how much more juice you will get out of your lemons.

  • @shirleybenson4368
    @shirleybenson4368 Рік тому +6

    I made a cake from scratch this morning, I picked up a few tips! Thank you Susan🌸

  • @gcrousseau
    @gcrousseau Рік тому +1

    Use a wire whisk to stir the flour in the wire strainer. It will help the flour pass through super quick. I used to do this when I worked at a bakery.

  • @lorisarchet7732
    @lorisarchet7732 Рік тому +8

    I learned a new trick for scalloped potatoes...put the in your instant pot with the chicken broth and cook the sliced potatoes for 5 minutes and then pour the cheese sauce over and then bake in the over until you have your desired brown-ness.

    • @jackiec9285
      @jackiec9285 Рік тому

      Thanks for the tip! I had a hard time getting the potatoes soft the last time I made them. I didn’t think they would ever get done

  • @margaretfiggs2606
    @margaretfiggs2606 4 місяці тому

    You and your mom are so funny . You two work so well with each other. Delious recipes. And your dad is the clean up guy. So sweet. 😊Love all you videos.

  • @vickihogan8207
    @vickihogan8207 Рік тому +3

    I always butter my dish before putting in my potatoes. Just helps clean up and does add another layer of richness to the recipe.

  • @1nicenurse
    @1nicenurse Рік тому +1

    My mom's bday is April 8th she is 84 years old!! We are celebrating on Easter on Sunday April 9th... she is awesome like your mom!! We are having ham and scallop potatoes but with cheese!! So YUMMY HAPPY EASTER!

  • @marypayne2066
    @marypayne2066 Рік тому +3

    Even though I watch all of your uploads I have to say my faves are the cooking ones and your mom just adds to the fun! Thank you so much!

  • @jerisharpe906
    @jerisharpe906 11 місяців тому

    Not only do you give good hints, but your mom is terrific also. Love her hint about flouring berries before adding to recipes.
    louring

  • @dolorescampbell
    @dolorescampbell Рік тому +4

    Hi Becki. I recently discovered Chef Jean Pierre’s UA-cam channel and found under his Vegetable episode, he demonstrates how to prepare/cut several vegetables. I was intrigued by how he cleaned/cut asparagus and broccoli. I’ve tried both and was surprised at how little waste I had! Peeling the bottom 3/4 of an asparagus stalk vs breaking the ends off saved so much from going into the compost and stalks of the broccoli were so tasty. Thought I’d share this recent discovery 😊.

    • @leroybrown7757
      @leroybrown7757 Рік тому

      if not eating the "tough" part/stem of either asparagus, broccoli or even cauliflower..save in a freezer bags and use for stick making day!
      then compost the cooked stems etc
      cut once use thrice !
      ☮️&🌱's
      -tracee (LeRoy's wife)

  • @lindamac3846
    @lindamac3846 Рік тому +1

    Hi guys. Just a quick note on the two tools ... the second smaller item is called a 'steel'. You might see chefs and butchers pull one out and run their knife along it a few times. It doesn't sharpen the knife, it just gives it a quick clean up before using. It maintains the knife's sharpness for a little longer before it needs proper sharpening. Love all your recipes!!

  • @crazycatlady61
    @crazycatlady61 Рік тому +3

    A mandolin is great for doing thinly sliced vegetables and so fast ,much easier than hand slicing.

  • @beverlyt.5526
    @beverlyt.5526 Рік тому +2

    How Fun 💕!!! I learned something new at 60!!! To coat the berries!!! Thank You!!! My Mom and I used to cook the holiday meals like this up until a few years ago but now She has advanced Alzheimer's so we can't. She's 85 and I moved in with Her so we find other fun things to do. God Bless Your Family 🙏 and Happy Easter 🐣❤. Western Upstate New York here

  • @inespm1
    @inespm1 Рік тому +3

    I love watching you and your mom!
    When citrus fruits are in season, I zest in two forms (microplane shreds and vegetable peeler strips) and keep in jars in the freezer. I also freeze juice in icecube trays and store in bags. Then I have zest for baked goods and desserts all year long (cakes, pancakes, baked oatmeal, muffins, mousses, cheesecakes, …) and for cocktails and other drinks (great for gin&tonic, sangrias, lemonades,…). I don’t have a freeze dryer, so maybe you could try to make citrus peal powder and let us know how it turns out! I’m guessing it’s a flavor bomb!

  • @margaretthompson6391
    @margaretthompson6391 Рік тому +2

    With you scalloped potatoes/potatoes au gratin you can also intersperse your potatoes with some squash carrots sweet potatoes etc. It offers variety in texture and flavour in finished product.

  • @anji5635
    @anji5635 Рік тому +4

    I thoroughly loveYou're cooking and shopping days with your mom And also when you have work days with your mom and dad They are really fun. You're so fortunate to have wonderful parents that you enjoy being around and a fantastic husband and now a little one. Have a blessed Easter And thank you for all of your videos

  • @FlufferKnots
    @FlufferKnots Рік тому +1

    I own a bakery and I put the cakes back in the pan after they have cooled on the rack and I wrap the whole pan. The metal helps it stay colder in the fridge. I dont ever freeze my cakes. They have a tendancy to have air blow outs in the frosting as the temp comes back up.

  • @susan-almosta_farm8823
    @susan-almosta_farm8823 Рік тому +3

    Y'all brought so much joy to this old woman's heart watching you both in the kitchen. I just loved it so much and I love your momma! And you're right, I learn so much from you and Susan and your followers! And I want to say a huge thank you to both of you for always sharing your recipes. The 5 layer Wedding cake y'all did last year for Easter, I made this year! Can't wait to try it tomorrow AND I'm going to decorate it just like your daddy did too. ❤

  • @KCS2015
    @KCS2015 Рік тому

    My Dad used to slice potato's a bit thicker and put a pat of butter and a slice of onion between each slice and bake them, on the grill, wrapped in tin foil. It was a family favorite when we were camping!

  • @grammyb5216
    @grammyb5216 Рік тому +3

    As usual, you AND your mom is a really special treat. This meal had to be fabulous. I’m 63 and I’ve never done lamb. I’m so happy to see how you do it. Everything you made, caused the mouth jets to pop. I can’t smell since I had Covid but I can remember what so much of that meal smells like.
    🙏✝️ Have a beautiful and blessed Easter Celebration 🙏✝️ He is alive ✝️🙏🙏♥️

  • @judylamay3155
    @judylamay3155 10 місяців тому

    I have made the gratin potatoes your way for Easter and Thanksgiving before but I use sage and shallots , nutmeg, garlic in mine and we love it. I am so happy watching your videos . I have followed you in my canning also. This week I have saved my potatoes, carrots and onions before we start planting for this year's planting. You keep me going. I am 78 years old and find your help imencely helpful. Keep them coming. Oh, I also froze 12 french toast, some chopped onion and mushrooms so they do not go bad.

  • @dianeivey9129
    @dianeivey9129 Рік тому +10

    Love the videos with you and your Mom preparing for a holiday meal. All your videos are enjoyable but the ones with your Mom are special. Thanks

  • @Candace_Duke
    @Candace_Duke Рік тому +1

    OMG. The videos of you and your mom shopping then cooking meals are my fav videos. The relationship ya'll have is amazing!!

  • @belindaevans5171
    @belindaevans5171 Рік тому +5

    I always love watching you, but it is such a treat when it’s you and your mom. It all looks so delicious.

  • @lisaf.8885
    @lisaf.8885 Рік тому +1

    The meal looks amazing! I love videos of you and your mom cooking together. My mom passed 5 years ago, and videos like this take me back to all those wonderful holiday meals we cooked together. What a blessing to have a mom like yours!

  • @dbishop7802
    @dbishop7802 Рік тому +3

    So much fun to see you and your Mom working together! You both had great tips and ideas! Always love your videos! Happy Easter to you and your family! ✝️ 💐🩷

  • @13LavenderRose
    @13LavenderRose Рік тому

    I love, love ,LOVE that Becky mentioned the knife sharpening/honing tips and how she'd learned them from her comments section. The way she said it, it sounded like "Hey, my friends taught me this!"

  • @msbuttafly112
    @msbuttafly112 Рік тому +35

    Happy Saturday! Hope everyone has an amazing Easter tomorrow! 🐰🐣

  • @carolynturk-hu7je
    @carolynturk-hu7je Рік тому +1

    Never made scalloped potatoes with the peel left on, but a few people here on youtube do, so next time I will leave peels on when I make my scalloped potatoes and ham! Love leg of lamb(my Mom always made with Eggplant Parmesan, because when we first had both was at dinner at a friends and that is what she made together. Yummy!). Love the idea of the peas and shallots(have never cook with shallots), will try that recipe for sure! Thank both you and your Mom!

  • @carlamorris5410
    @carlamorris5410 Рік тому +4

    I really love the idea of having the potatoes slices upright! I bet it makes serving easier too! I love when you and your mom cook together😊.

  • @sarahlongshore2605
    @sarahlongshore2605 9 місяців тому

    I know this is an old video but you said you like tips. If your freezer ever smells you can put newspaper ( black/White) pages in and the charcoal ink will absorb the odors. Works for other places like drawers or trunks. Also wicker baskets also absorb odors. Great for children's shoes!! I have 4 children. It really works!!!!

  • @donnamcmanus7360
    @donnamcmanus7360 Рік тому +12

    I love scalloped potatoes. I make the traditional without cheese, just a nice bechamel sauce with a tiny bit of fresh nutmeg. That sauce is how my mom got us kids to eat broccoli and brussels sprouts.😄 Y'all are fun to watch! Happy Easter🐇🐣💐

  • @PatriciaSouza-ug4cf
    @PatriciaSouza-ug4cf Рік тому

    Such a delight to see mother and daughter working in concert and allowing and celebrating creative amendments to recipes. The organization makes this possible and the food is spiced with lots of love and laughter. Yum!

  • @rachelspiteri6366
    @rachelspiteri6366 Рік тому +3

    Tell your mum to do her own videos love seeing both of you together lovely family

    • @susanjones3177
      @susanjones3177 Рік тому +1

      Awe, thanks! I’d rather just make guest appearances on Becky’s channel, all the fun, none of the WORK!

  • @PandJsHomesteadAdventure
    @PandJsHomesteadAdventure Рік тому +1

    Hi Becky! I love when your Mom is in a video with you! I always enjoy time in the kitchen with my mom too! I'm looking forward to seeing your seedlings! So excited to watch your new garden grow. I'm planting and everyday more are popping up!

  • @Munchies0214
    @Munchies0214 Рік тому +4

    You both work so good together in the kitchen. How sweet you both are. Everything looks great. Happy Easter 🙏♥️

  • @cindymoore9096
    @cindymoore9096 Рік тому

    27:09 The au gratin potatoes might be fun to do for the 4th of July alternating rows of red skin, white/yellow, and blue (purple) potatoes. Especially running them the width of the pan instead of the length, so you get more rows. =)
    If you’ve never tried non-stick foil it’s kind of a game changer. I particularly like to use it when making something with cheese so that I don’t lose any cheesy goodness. =)

  • @PethtelLady
    @PethtelLady Рік тому +7

    What I wouldn’t give for an invite to one of your family dinner parties! Lol. The whole thing from start to finish would be a life-changing experience! 😂 Everything always looks so perfect and the two of you together make the whole process look so effortless.

  • @wendyhall8834
    @wendyhall8834 Рік тому +1

    Becky, we just love your Mom, she is wonderful cooking with you! As others have said she needs her own show too! She is a great teacher, so you must have learned how to be a great teacher from her!

  • @cathyrobinson8667
    @cathyrobinson8667 Рік тому +3

    What a fun day!! I love watching you and your mom cook together.

  • @helenlecornu1651
    @helenlecornu1651 Рік тому +2

    Just a heads up, you can pre-prepare potatoes, just make sure to put them in a non reactive dish covered in water in the fridge - the potatoes actually get more crisp. I julienne potatoes for a side dish and sometime slice up too many or just can't finish them into julienne that day so I stick them in the fridge submersed and they haven't discoloured on me so far and I've been doing it for a long time.

  • @kukaburraFM
    @kukaburraFM Рік тому +9

    Yay! Becky and her mom prep cooking for Easter while I’m prep cooking for Easter!! 🎉🥰

  • @TJTimberhurst
    @TJTimberhurst Рік тому +2

    I absolutely put my Parmesan rind in my Minestrone. I save them in the freezer to use when needed.

  • @pennynewell3459
    @pennynewell3459 Рік тому +3

    Happy Easter. Love seeing Dad sitting in his chair in the background.

  • @lindamiller4898
    @lindamiller4898 Рік тому +1

    I've made the potatoes many times but I used a food processed for the slicing of the potatoes and onions. It saved alot of time and came out pretty much the same size.