Hope you have a speedy recovery, Anna. Don't worry about video postings etc. Take time to feel completely well and take care of your health first. We'll be here for you when you are good and ready.
Yes! We'll be here when you get back. Just take care of you! I feel your pain - literally. I also tore my labram about 3 years ago and went for surgery to repair it but my ortho saw osteoarthritis in the X-rays and MRI (I was in my late 40s). So we ditched the repair and went straight to total hip replacement since I would likely need that at some point in the future anyway. They remove the labram altogether for hip replacement, so it takes care of both problems and recovery is supposedly much easier than labram repair. Hopefully your doctor looked as well (I am sure he/she did). Either way, I hope you have a speedy recovery!
Haha - I actually came here to post about the chicken curry recipe but got distracted by the hip comments. :-). Thank you so much for posting! I made it today for lunch since I had all the ingredients handy. So good - reminds me of something I had in the Dominican Republic about 20 years ago and was never able to quite recreate. I think because I assumed it was a Caribbean recipe and made with coconut milk, none of the recipes I tried were even close. This the closest recipe I have found! I did add a pinch of both garlic and ginger pastes, mainly because I had those tubes in the fridge already. So delicious.
This is one of those channels where I feel as if I'm able to time-travel back to a simpler-time, especially the times I spent helping my mother in the kitchen. Here's to all those who can't be with us for the Memorial Day Weekend . . . Cheers !!!
Here's to a quick recovery! If you are making videos ahead what about some meal prep videos for someone who is having surgery/baby/caring for another, etc? Or alternately some quick dinners with 15 minutes or less prep and then whatever bake time? And if you take a break, no problem. We'll be thumbing through our recipe books or going back and watching content we missed.
I know these videos are a lot of work for you, but they are some of my favorites. I love this one! So sorry you’ve been struggling with hip pain. I hope you have a quick recovery. Please don’t stress about posting videos. We will be here when you return!
Best wishes for a speedy recovery! My best friend's mother would use Dream Whip to make a delicious root beer float cake. It was IBC root beer, a white cake mix, and Dream Whip. The root beer replaced the water or milk called for in the cake and Dream Whip. After baking and cooling; the cake was chilled in the refrigerator. Then the Dream Whip made with root beer was used to frost the cake. Served cold from the refrigerator it was a delicious summertime treat.
I'm sorry you have to have surgery! Also sorry that you had to justify that decision on camera, just to ward off comments from people that have no business judging what you know is best for you. Take care of yourself. We will be here when you heal and feel like filming again. I love your channel!
My husband just had a hip replacement on Wednesday. Don’t know the difference in the surgeries, but we were home by dinner. They had him up and walking within a couple of hours. He had to do steps, walk X# of feet and get in and out of a car before they released him. Good luck and have a speedy recovery.
I've heard crazy things about the total hip replacements! That is insane. To compare, I'm about 40, just had several tears repaired in March, and was on crutches and still nerve blocked on the way home (surgery at 8, driving home by 11:30 AM). Pain was not so bad, I was really surprised because I'm the type who eats pain pills like tic tacs when they come my way, lol. I didn't hardly touch my strong painkillers, I simply didn't need them past that first five days. I was on six meds out the door to help healing and pain and inflammation. As for walking and such, it was late week two when I was starting to experiement with putting any weight on my foot, and was trying to go without two crutches week three, and my PT "let" me stop using them week 4, but at home I was hobbling back and forth without it just fine and the PT said that was normal, too. I'm hoping your husband also had a speedy recovery and takes good care of himself to heal it up in the future so he'll never need another procedure! Here's to a pain free life and a mobility filled future!
When I had foot surgery I didn’t have the upper body strength for crutches so I rented a knee scooter with a front basket, which gave me my freedom back. Also don’t forget a small shower chair and hand held shower hose. These are things you don’t think about until you need them.
If you prepare dream whip with the eggnog that’s available around the holidays, or even with chocolate milk, it makes a really decadent topping or frosting, or a filling for cream puffs.
Wishing you a speedy recovery!! A famous ballerina, Wendy Whalen had the same thing...they made a documentary about her recovery called Restless Creature. Just a bit of trivia you probably don't need.
Extra prayers for your upcoming surgery. Thank you for taking care of yourself, too often we tend to ignore our own needs when we take care of others. Even when it's making funny, delightful and visually delicious recipes for a few thousand strangers. xoxox 🙂💜
Okay so I came at full speed back to this video! I just watched a Beryl Shereshewski video, “how people cook tomatoes around the world” and she did an Egyptian stuffed tomato! I instantly thought of this video and how cool it is that cultures physically so far apart love a tomato stuffed with rice and other amazing things!
Having no time to fool around scooping out tomato guts, my preference is to just slice the tomato and pile the filling on top, cover it with cheese, and microwave it. That is actually my preferred method for making a tuna melt, since I am gluten intolerant. But if I've been very careful watching gluten intake for a while, I can transfer the microwaved pile of tomatoes, tuna and onions, dill pickle slices, and melted cheese onto a slice of rye bread, splash it with some hot sauce, and call it a masterpiece!
Ouch. I've had a torn labrum. Prayers for a speedy recovery. I have a genetic disorder that affects my collagen, things don't stay in place. I tore mine walking across the living room 😂
Anna! DREAM WHIP! What memories that brings back! My neighbor in the early 70’s used to put a packet in her cakes..right before everyone started putting pudding mix in. Her cakes were Devine..in texture and moisture! Now I have to dig out my box of old recipes and make a cake! Love ya, Girl! Good luck with your surgery! We’ll be here waiting for you! ❤🐾
When I was younger we used to make an Angel food cake, cut in half (2 rings) mix the Dream Whip and put on held dream whip and cut strawberries. Put on 2nd ring then rest of the berries and dream whip. Hip Replacement- get a leg lifter…highly recommend.
Yummy I love tomatoes I’m 62 I was a only child sometimes my mom would make a pot of rice and add a can of tomatoes yummy the one day she would make a pot of cream of chicken and add wide egg noodles that tomato 🍅 reminds me of my moms old dish going to make it this week thants and today is Monday and it pouring rain out side it’s Ga
OMG! That's crazy girl! I JUST had arthroscopic labral repair on left hip in March! I'm just wrapping up physical therapy and am about to embark on a two week trip to Colombia, so wish me luck! I've been working hard to be able to just make it through an airport in a hurry! My advice to you, do NOT overdo things if you think "Oh it doesn't hurt" - I was surprised myself in my experience because I had three anchors put in and serious tears from having deformities in the socket and femoral head (both sides too, so right side is coming next year!) the pain was not so bad, but the days when I got overconfident with PT exercises and would dearly pay for it the next day. So listen to your PT, go to all your sesions, the healing is super important, and this is coming from a similarly shaped fellow lady whose hips have been long suffering (and the injuries kept me from doing the things I loved, so I gained weight and was out of shape). Take good care of yourself! Pamper yourself! Get some silly lego or jewelry making kits or something fun to do with your hands when you are stuck in bed the first couple of weeks. Oh, I got a toilet chair for that first couple of weeks, and had to wear a nightgown with ahem, well I ditched the underwear because those first couple of weeks on crutches and not putting any weight on the affected leg can be brutal when trying to pee! The raised bars on the toilet chair were a godsend, and skipping underwear for that first week made the whole process a lot easier. And my partner was amazing, helping me on and off that first week or so. I hope your partner can help you at home so you heal up with more ease. Ok, I was just surprised to hear your update since I haven't run into ANYone else lately who is having or had a labral repair!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!
Heck, yeah I remember Cool Whip! My mom used it all the time. Probably because we had six kids and heavy cream would’ve been a lot of money with the family of eight. I also love stuffed tomatoes, and you can stuff them with so many great things. a great lunch is tuna salad in, the tomato but not cooked.
I was just a half second ahead of you on “tomato guts” or possibly I read your mind. I’m 61 yrs and I remember Dream Whip from my very young days and then Cool Whip frozen toppings from more teen years. All the recipes looked good but I think I will try the Curry dish. Get well soon wishes to you. Be patient with yourself in recovery, surgery of any kind will be exhausting so don’t be disappointed that you don’t have your usual pace. ❤
I would love to see a video where you make that same dish but with recipes from different decades. Just to see how the tastes/products change. Like 1950's Betty Crocker Mac and cheese vs. 1980s BC Mac and cheese vs 2020 Mac and cheese. I mean the taco transition or carbonara, come on.
Hi Anna! Hope you do well with your recovery! Haven’t had surgery, but I do have the same condition…..on a brighter note…I really enjoyed this video as I enjoy all of them! You bring back a lot of happy memories and particularly the “Dream Whip”! Yes, this was a staple in our family of 10!!!! Our favorite pie my mom made was “Dream Pie”…… 2 envelopes Dream Whip whipped topping Mix 2 3/4 cups cold milk, DIVIDED 1 tsp vanilla 2 packages (4 serving size) Jello instant pudding, any flavor 1 prepared graham cracker crust Beat topping mix with 1 cup milk and vanilla with electric mixer on high speed 6 mins or until topping thickens and form peaks. Add remaining 1 3/4 cups milk and pudding mixes beat on low speed until blended. Beat on high speed 2 mins, scraping bowl occasionally, spoon into graham cracker crust. Refrigerate at least 4 hours. Serve any fruit on side. Hope you will make this on your channel to share with everyone! Your the best Anna❣️take good care 😊
I have a Good Housekeeping Cakes recipe book, printed here in Australia somewhere in the early 50s, I think, and I can't get over how similar the style is! I used to love looking at all the pictures when I was young and beg my mum to make such lovely things. The colour pictures were wonderful. I still have the book. Maybe its time to embark on my own little vintage journey of discovery?!
wishing you well during your surgery and recovery. You must be exhausted from making shows ahead of time Thank you so much for doing that. enjoy your show so much I've learned so much about just general cooking knowledge. Even though I'm old I can still learn to cook new ways.
Dream Whip was a big staple in my house when growing up up and was used in lots of jello recipes and other dessert recipes. I can’t get it anymore at our grocery store.
I own a rollator that doubles as a wheelchair. It's so wonderful for getting around when it's needed. I have lent it to family after surgeries including back surgery and it's so nice to have the support to walk and the option to be wheeled when your body is just done.
When we were young teens in the 60’s my mom was part of moms group who were sent samples of food and wrote reviews. I remember we having to try different box desserts like your packaged dream whip in different favors.
My mom always used dream whip because it was cheap and we didn't have a grocery nearby. I honestly don't remember what it tastes like. She would use it for jello pudding pies.
I admit that I prefer the older cook books for the original recipes. They use different methods and spices to flavor things. Sometimes you have a craving for something different and the older books come is really handy as well. The Dream Whip is great and not quite as sweet as cool whip for topping pies and cakes. Yes, I do use it as well. Have a great day
Sending healing thoughts your way for a speedy recovery after your surgery. Take time for yourself to heal! I grew up in a 1950's built house that had copper and aqua colors throughout the kitchen. All the appliances were aqua. Such iconic 50's colors, just like the front cover of your cookbook.
Wife here -husband had hip replacement and it was great! Walked out of surgery far better than he walked in even wit a 2 hour drive home from surgery we were home by noon
I live in France and there’s a French stuffed tomato dish, but uses ground beef, spices, the tomato flesh and bread crumbs. It’s called Tomates Farcies, not a light dish. I did make it once, but felt my recipe of it was too much work for the product. You can buy them premade in the grocery store. Wishing you all the best with your upcoming surgery. We will be here whenever you post!
I used to enjoy a "Dream Pie". Mix the dream whip like you just did. Next make some instant pudding. When they are both made, mix them together, put in a ghrahm cracker crust. and chill. It will be extra tall and fluffy. Enjoy!
My grandmother used to use that Dream Whip in the 80s for her deserts. It was quick and easy and sweet. And how adorable are the sketches in this cookbook. I also so so wish you well with your hip surgery. My mother had hip surgery and it took a few weeks for her to recover, but I wish you so much luck. Happy healing!
Hi Anna! Thank you for all the recipes you featured today. I am excited to make the stuffed tomato! Wishing you a speedy recovery, dearest! Don't worry too much about the videos. We will still love watching them! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am still watching but I wanted to comment before I forget to share. When I was a kid, in the summer my Mom would stuff tomatoes with Chicken Salad. They were so yummy. I still do it occasionally. All our tomatoes are done for the year & I totally forgot to do it this summer. You can use store bought, but it just isn't as good as home grown. I am ally enjoying your videos, thank you for sharing. I have so many vintage cookbooks & love them because they are usually more from scratch. Finding your channel has been a joy for me!
I hadn't thought about dream whip in a long time. My mom used to make a chocolate dream pie with it, and the little version of me used to beg for it weekly.
My family has always made something that we call pistachio cake or pistachio pudding cake. It uses pistachio pudding, dream whip, club soda, and a box of cake mix so i always have some dream whip on hand. I went down a rabbit hole a few years ago to find the original recipe and i think i've narrowed it down to some version of watergate cake!
Hi Anna, My daughter had a torn labrum repair when she was 19-20…Just rest & do as your told by Dr. & PT. She healed quickly. plus it helps her Mama ( me) is a retired nurse. Speedy recovery Ana,! We i’ll be binge watching or REWATCHING YOUR VIDEOS.- Anita3kids
Good luck with your surgery! You’re going to do great, and I bet you’ll feel more like your old, pre injury self in no time. We’ll be here whenever you’re up to coming back, but take your time. Side note, my wife got me that Breville mixer for Hanukkah last year and it is the most glorious thing. I rave about it every single time I use it. 😹
We use Dream Whip in a family recipe named Fruit Surprise. Combined with the chewy crust and canned cherry pie filling, it is a great flavor. So nice to have on hand. Good luck with surgery and wishing you a speedy recovery.
I had the same surgery after dealing with it a year. Orthopedic said it was one of the worst imflamed labrum hes seen. Ended up having to have a second to remove scar tissue that developed very quickly even though i did absolutely everything i was told to do including months of PT and more to try to break it up. I hope that doesnt happen to you. Just so everything they tell you and i hope you have a speedy recovery!! Love your channel!!
This dish is really perfect for your subscribers in Florida. We grow loads of tomatoes and strawberries, so I'm really loving that simple lunch recipe! Native Floridians love tomato sandwiches for lunch. Nothing better! Especially if that tomato was recently plucked off the tomato plant in the backyard!
Good luck with your surgery. One recipe I remember was from a Jello cookbook. You prepared lime, orange, cherry and raspberry in flat containers and let them set(small packs). I think you use a large pack lemon and let partially set then mix in a of one pack of dream whip prepared into the lemon jello once that is mixed add all of the different jellos to the lemon mixture that set and cut up into squares. This will be put in pan that is lined on the bottom and up the sides with lady fingers(sponge kind). Let it set in fridge until set. I think this was called crown of jewels. It was really good but makes a big pan.
My mom has an apricot Jello salad recipe that calls for dream whip to be mixed in. We still request it for every Thanksgiving. Recently I've subbed cool whip because dream whip is harder to find. Good memories though.
I just had anterial hip surgery 3 weeks ago. I feel amazing! It’s so nice to be rid of the constant pain. I didn’t use crutches. I had a walker the first week then cane now nothing. I go to PT twice a week and that really helped. I hope the same recovery for you! And funny I am making a baked tomato tonight- mine has mozzarella instead of cheddar but very similar style.
Prayers for a speedy recovery. Take all the time you need to heal. I have 2 bad knees and surgery pending. God bless you. Thank you for your videos. ❤❤❤
I pray you have a uncomplicated recovery. Had a right total hip replacement 6 months ago. Find your channel inspirational. Being a Boomer you frequently cook from my era.
Growing up we used Dream Whip all the time. Making jello parfaits, on angel cake with berries, on strawberries, mixed with pudding to make mousse. We thought it was special🎉 I used to make baked tomatoes in the 70s bit used the guts chopped fine instead of rice and mixed with Italian breadcrumbs, so it did have herbs😅 . Wishing you a successful surgery and good recovery.❤
Hi Anna! I just inherited a stack of vintage BHG cookbooks and some blue cornflower Corning ware! Since finding your channel about a year ago, I’ve discovered a love of vintage cookery. Thank you! Hoping your surgery goes as well as these things can and your recovery is speedy.
Great video and the intro music is delightful! It made me think I was wandering a 1960's supermarket picking up my favorite frozen vegetables from the freezer case.
I like to stuff tomatoes with tuna salad. I do remember dream whip, I don't use it anymore but I remember it being decent. I hope your surgery helps, pain is rough. Take all the time you need to heal. I made chicken curry for supper but it wasn't like yours.
Hope your surgery goes well and your recovery is quick. I have the big red book from the CSI published in 1985. It was the first cookbook I bought for myself. It has moved with me several times, and if I can't find a recipe for something, it is usually found in that book.
Way back in the early 70’s, for some reason I couldn’t find fresh cream to whip for my favorite French silk pie so I had to resort to Dream Whip. I was very pleasantly surprised and it was a pantry staple for many years just in case I didn’t have cream. Now that it’s just my husband and me, I don’t bake nearly as much because I am fat enough as it is, but I am comforted that a product that I enjoyed 50 years ago is still available. I have had three hip replacements and the recovery wasn’t bad at all - no, I don’t have three hips but the right one had to be redone four years after the original surgery and two years after the left one. Anyway, I wish you great luck and a swift recovery with your surgery - make sure that man of yours takes good care of you, because you’re a treasure!
Love your videos Anna! I hope all goes well with your surgery and that you can finally be pain free 🙏🏻. Take care of yourself and don’t do more than you should! We will all be here when you get back ❤️
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Hope you have a speedy recovery, Anna. Don't worry about video postings etc. Take time to feel completely well and take care of your health first. We'll be here for you when you are good and ready.
I say yes to that..we want her better
Thank you! ❤
Yes! We'll be here when you get back. Just take care of you! I feel your pain - literally. I also tore my labram about 3 years ago and went for surgery to repair it but my ortho saw osteoarthritis in the X-rays and MRI (I was in my late 40s). So we ditched the repair and went straight to total hip replacement since I would likely need that at some point in the future anyway. They remove the labram altogether for hip replacement, so it takes care of both problems and recovery is supposedly much easier than labram repair. Hopefully your doctor looked as well (I am sure he/she did). Either way, I hope you have a speedy recovery!
Haha - I actually came here to post about the chicken curry recipe but got distracted by the hip comments. :-). Thank you so much for posting! I made it today for lunch since I had all the ingredients handy. So good - reminds me of something I had in the Dominican Republic about 20 years ago and was never able to quite recreate. I think because I assumed it was a Caribbean recipe and made with coconut milk, none of the recipes I tried were even close. This the closest recipe I have found! I did add a pinch of both garlic and ginger pastes, mainly because I had those tubes in the fridge already. So delicious.
I agree! Please take care of yourself, Anna.
"Meet your fate" admonishes Anna to a fugitive mushroom.
I'm dying!!!! 😂😆
It was holding onto that dish for dear life! 😂
This is one of those channels where I feel as if I'm able to time-travel back to a simpler-time, especially the times I spent helping my mother in the kitchen. Here's to all those who can't be with us for the Memorial Day Weekend . . .
Cheers !!!
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If you eat it for breakfast....it's breakfast. Cold pizza, leftover Chinese. Whatever makes you happy and feeds you.
Here's to a quick recovery! If you are making videos ahead what about some meal prep videos for someone who is having surgery/baby/caring for another, etc? Or alternately some quick dinners with 15 minutes or less prep and then whatever bake time? And if you take a break, no problem. We'll be thumbing through our recipe books or going back and watching content we missed.
I missed so many of Anna's videos before I discovered her page. So I will definitely be kept busy looking up all of her older posts.
I know these videos are a lot of work for you, but they are some of my favorites. I love this one!
So sorry you’ve been struggling with hip pain. I hope you have a quick recovery. Please don’t stress about posting videos. We will be here when you return!
Thank you!! ❤
Best wishes for a speedy recovery!
My best friend's mother would use Dream Whip to make a delicious root beer float cake. It was IBC root beer, a white cake mix, and Dream Whip. The root beer replaced the water or milk called for in the cake and Dream Whip. After baking and cooling; the cake was chilled in the refrigerator. Then the Dream Whip made with root beer was used to frost the cake. Served cold from the refrigerator it was a delicious summertime treat.
Ohh I would love to see you make this cake on your channel. A very interesting way to incorporate the Dream Whip!
That sounds delicious! I vote with you - Anna should definitely use some of her box of Dream Whip for the root beer cake!
I'm sorry you have to have surgery! Also sorry that you had to justify that decision on camera, just to ward off comments from people that have no business judging what you know is best for you. Take care of yourself. We will be here when you heal and feel like filming again. I love your channel!
Thank you! ❤
My husband just had a hip replacement on Wednesday. Don’t know the difference in the surgeries, but we were home by dinner. They had him up and walking within a couple of hours. He had to do steps, walk X# of feet and get in and out of a car before they released him. Good luck and have a speedy recovery.
I've heard crazy things about the total hip replacements! That is insane. To compare, I'm about 40, just had several tears repaired in March, and was on crutches and still nerve blocked on the way home (surgery at 8, driving home by 11:30 AM). Pain was not so bad, I was really surprised because I'm the type who eats pain pills like tic tacs when they come my way, lol. I didn't hardly touch my strong painkillers, I simply didn't need them past that first five days. I was on six meds out the door to help healing and pain and inflammation. As for walking and such, it was late week two when I was starting to experiement with putting any weight on my foot, and was trying to go without two crutches week three, and my PT "let" me stop using them week 4, but at home I was hobbling back and forth without it just fine and the PT said that was normal, too. I'm hoping your husband also had a speedy recovery and takes good care of himself to heal it up in the future so he'll never need another procedure! Here's to a pain free life and a mobility filled future!
When I had foot surgery I didn’t have the upper body strength for crutches so I rented a knee scooter with a front basket, which gave me my freedom back. Also don’t forget a small shower chair and hand held shower hose. These are things you don’t think about until you need them.
I love stuffed tomatoes with creamed spinach topped with parm cheese as breadcrumbs ❤
That sounds delicious! 😋
If you prepare dream whip with the eggnog that’s available around the holidays, or even with chocolate milk, it makes a really decadent topping or frosting, or a filling for cream puffs.
Was 14 in 1959. My Dad grew the best tomatoes. Mom would stuff them with tuna salad.
Yummy!!
So classic!
That sounds so good!
I hope you have a speedy recovery! June must be the month for surgeries. I'm having a hysterectomy for fibroids next month.
Thank you! and I hope your recovery is also swift and you're feeling better soon.
Prayers for successful surgery and speedy recovery!
Thank you! ❤
That tomato filling made me think of the "Spanish rice" my mom made when I was growing up in the 70s. It would be good with capers!.
YES capers would be excellent with it!
Wishing you a speedy recovery!! A famous ballerina, Wendy Whalen had the same thing...they made a documentary about her recovery called Restless Creature. Just a bit of trivia you probably don't need.
Oh wow! I'll have to look for that!
Extra prayers for your upcoming surgery. Thank you for taking care of yourself, too often we tend to ignore our own needs when we take care of others. Even when it's making funny, delightful and visually delicious recipes for a few thousand strangers. xoxox 🙂💜
Okay so I came at full speed back to this video! I just watched a Beryl Shereshewski video, “how people cook tomatoes around the world” and she did an Egyptian stuffed tomato! I instantly thought of this video and how cool it is that cultures physically so far apart love a tomato stuffed with rice and other amazing things!
Having no time to fool around scooping out tomato guts, my preference is to just slice the tomato and pile the filling on top, cover it with cheese, and microwave it. That is actually my preferred method for making a tuna melt, since I am gluten intolerant. But if I've been very careful watching gluten intake for a while, I can transfer the microwaved pile of tomatoes, tuna and onions, dill pickle slices, and melted cheese onto a slice of rye bread, splash it with some hot sauce, and call it a masterpiece!
Wishing you a speedy recovery. Take your time and concentrate on healing and rehab, we'll be here when you get back.
Thank you! ❤
Prayers for successful surgery and good recovery 😊
Thank you! ❤
Ouch. I've had a torn labrum. Prayers for a speedy recovery. I have a genetic disorder that affects my collagen, things don't stay in place. I tore mine walking across the living room 😂
Thank you! ❤
Anna! DREAM WHIP! What memories that brings back! My neighbor in the early 70’s used to put a packet in her cakes..right before everyone started putting pudding mix in. Her cakes were Devine..in texture and moisture! Now I have to dig out my box of old recipes and make a cake! Love ya, Girl! Good luck with your surgery! We’ll be here waiting for you! ❤🐾
When I was younger we used to make an Angel food cake, cut in half (2 rings) mix the Dream Whip and put on held dream whip and cut strawberries. Put on 2nd ring then rest of the berries and dream whip.
Hip Replacement- get a leg lifter…highly recommend.
Yummy I love tomatoes I’m 62 I was a only child sometimes my mom would make a pot of rice and add a can of tomatoes yummy the one day she would make a pot of cream of chicken and add wide egg noodles that tomato 🍅 reminds me of my moms old dish going to make it this week thants and today is Monday and it pouring rain out side it’s Ga
Wishing you a speedy recovery and praying the surgery goes great.
Thank you! ❤
OMG! That's crazy girl! I JUST had arthroscopic labral repair on left hip in March! I'm just wrapping up physical therapy and am about to embark on a two week trip to Colombia, so wish me luck! I've been working hard to be able to just make it through an airport in a hurry! My advice to you, do NOT overdo things if you think "Oh it doesn't hurt" - I was surprised myself in my experience because I had three anchors put in and serious tears from having deformities in the socket and femoral head (both sides too, so right side is coming next year!) the pain was not so bad, but the days when I got overconfident with PT exercises and would dearly pay for it the next day. So listen to your PT, go to all your sesions, the healing is super important, and this is coming from a similarly shaped fellow lady whose hips have been long suffering (and the injuries kept me from doing the things I loved, so I gained weight and was out of shape). Take good care of yourself! Pamper yourself! Get some silly lego or jewelry making kits or something fun to do with your hands when you are stuck in bed the first couple of weeks. Oh, I got a toilet chair for that first couple of weeks, and had to wear a nightgown with ahem, well I ditched the underwear because those first couple of weeks on crutches and not putting any weight on the affected leg can be brutal when trying to pee! The raised bars on the toilet chair were a godsend, and skipping underwear for that first week made the whole process a lot easier. And my partner was amazing, helping me on and off that first week or so. I hope your partner can help you at home so you heal up with more ease. Ok, I was just surprised to hear your update since I haven't run into ANYone else lately who is having or had a labral repair!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!
Thank you for sharing your experience! I hope your trip goes smoothly. ❤
Best wishes and prayers for a speedy recovery!
Heck, yeah I remember Cool Whip! My mom used it all the time. Probably because we had six kids and heavy cream would’ve been a lot of money with the family of eight. I also love stuffed tomatoes, and you can stuff them with so many great things. a great lunch is tuna salad in, the tomato but not cooked.
I was just a half second ahead of you on “tomato guts” or possibly I read your mind. I’m 61 yrs and I remember Dream Whip from my very young days and then Cool Whip frozen toppings from more teen years. All the recipes looked good but I think I will try the Curry dish. Get well soon wishes to you. Be patient with yourself in recovery, surgery of any kind will be exhausting so don’t be disappointed that you don’t have your usual pace. ❤
Give this inspiration woman a cooking show already❤❤❤
Prayers!
Thank you! ❤
Hope everything goes good with your surgery and you have a speedy recovery.
Stuffed Tomatoes are so good in the summertime, I fill mine up with tuna salad or chicken salad.So yummy 😋
I would love to see a video where you make that same dish but with recipes from different decades. Just to see how the tastes/products change. Like 1950's Betty Crocker Mac and cheese vs. 1980s BC Mac and cheese vs 2020 Mac and cheese. I mean the taco transition or carbonara, come on.
Great idea, that would be very interesting to see!
Hi Anna! Hope you do well with your recovery! Haven’t had surgery, but I do have the same condition…..on a brighter note…I really enjoyed this video as I enjoy all of them! You bring back a lot of happy memories and particularly the “Dream Whip”! Yes, this was a staple in our family of 10!!!!
Our favorite pie my mom made was “Dream Pie”……
2 envelopes Dream Whip whipped topping Mix
2 3/4 cups cold milk, DIVIDED
1 tsp vanilla
2 packages (4 serving size) Jello instant pudding, any flavor
1 prepared graham cracker crust
Beat topping mix with 1 cup milk and vanilla with electric mixer on high speed 6 mins or until topping thickens and form peaks.
Add remaining 1 3/4 cups milk and pudding mixes beat on low speed until blended. Beat on high speed 2 mins, scraping bowl occasionally, spoon into graham cracker crust. Refrigerate at least 4 hours. Serve any fruit on side.
Hope you will make this on your channel to share with everyone! Your the best Anna❣️take good care 😊
I have a Good Housekeeping Cakes recipe book, printed here in Australia somewhere in the early 50s, I think, and I can't get over how similar the style is! I used to love looking at all the pictures when I was young and beg my mum to make such lovely things. The colour pictures were wonderful. I still have the book. Maybe its time to embark on my own little vintage journey of discovery?!
Praying for a quick and speedy recovery for you. Hopefully, the surgery corrects the problem you have.
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Cooking the Books, Subscribed because your videos always make me smile!
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wishing you well during your surgery and recovery. You must be exhausted from making shows ahead of time Thank you so much for doing that. enjoy your show so much I've learned so much about just general cooking knowledge. Even though I'm old I can still learn to cook new ways.
Never to old to learn new things!
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Hope your surgery is painless and your recovery is swift!❤
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Dream Whip was a big staple in my house when growing up up and was used in lots of jello recipes and other dessert recipes. I can’t get it anymore at our grocery store.
I'm so sorry to hear about your hip pain. I wish you a successful surgery and that you heal and recover as quickly as possible.
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I own a rollator that doubles as a wheelchair. It's so wonderful for getting around when it's needed. I have lent it to family after surgeries including back surgery and it's so nice to have the support to walk and the option to be wheeled when your body is just done.
Best of luck with your surgery.❤️🇨🇦
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When we were young teens in the 60’s my mom was part of moms group who were sent samples of food and wrote reviews. I remember we having to try different box desserts like your packaged dream whip in different favors.
During your recovery, I'd love to see some more of your cookbook collection!
Wishing you a good recovery. I suffer from hip pain too.
Thank you!
My mom always used dream whip because it was cheap and we didn't have a grocery nearby. I honestly don't remember what it tastes like. She would use it for jello pudding pies.
I admit that I prefer the older cook books for the original recipes. They use different methods and spices to flavor things. Sometimes you have a craving for something different and the older books come is really handy as well. The Dream Whip is great and not quite as sweet as cool whip for topping pies and cakes. Yes, I do use it as well. Have a great day
Sending healing thoughts your way for a speedy recovery after your surgery. Take time for yourself to heal! I grew up in a 1950's built house that had copper and aqua colors throughout the kitchen. All the appliances were aqua. Such iconic 50's colors, just like the front cover of your cookbook.
Thank you! I just love that aqua color. A whole suite of aqua appliances sounds amazing!
I know I'm late to the party, but good luck on your surgery and I hope you have a speedy recovery
The stuffed tomato might be really good with a large green tomato.
speedy recovery! prayers are with you!
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Wife here -husband had hip replacement and it was great! Walked out of surgery far better than he walked in even wit a 2 hour drive home from surgery we were home by noon
I live in France and there’s a French stuffed tomato dish, but uses ground beef, spices, the tomato flesh and bread crumbs. It’s called Tomates Farcies, not a light dish. I did make it once, but felt my recipe of it was too much work for the product. You can buy them premade in the grocery store. Wishing you all the best with your upcoming surgery. We will be here whenever you post!
Definitely remember Dream Whip, grandma used it instead of Cool Whip
I used to enjoy a "Dream Pie". Mix the dream whip like you just did. Next make some instant pudding. When they are both made, mix them together, put in a ghrahm cracker crust. and chill. It will be extra tall and fluffy. Enjoy!
Best wishes for a speedy recovery and an end to your pain.
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These all seem simple and delicious. I’m particularly fond of chicken with curry powder and will give this one a go. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
I use dream whip all the time. Dash of vanilla or almond extract works well in it.
My grandmother used to use that Dream Whip in the 80s for her deserts. It was quick and easy and sweet. And how adorable are the sketches in this cookbook. I also so so wish you well with your hip surgery. My mother had hip surgery and it took a few weeks for her to recover, but I wish you so much luck. Happy healing!
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l have my 1980s BC High School 'Home Ecomonics' cook book still. The "Cheese Souffle" in that book was a winner to my fuzzy memories recollection.
Hi Anna! Thank you for all the recipes you featured today. I am excited to make the stuffed tomato!
Wishing you a speedy recovery, dearest! Don't worry too much about the videos. We will still love watching them! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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The music is so Charlie Brownesque. I love it!! Totally mid century. 😊
Glad you enjoy it! I love choosing the music for my videos. One of my favorite parts of the editing process.
I am still watching but I wanted to comment before I forget to share. When I was a kid, in the summer my Mom would stuff tomatoes with Chicken Salad. They were so yummy. I still do it occasionally. All our tomatoes are done for the year & I totally forgot to do it this summer. You can use store bought, but it just isn't as good as home grown. I am ally enjoying your videos, thank you for sharing. I have so many vintage cookbooks & love them because they are usually more from scratch. Finding your channel has been a joy for me!
Such fun! Wishing you all the best on your surgery - hope it gives you the relief you need.
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I hadn't thought about dream whip in a long time. My mom used to make a chocolate dream pie with it, and the little version of me used to beg for it weekly.
There is a recipe called Snowball Cake that uses Dream Whip. It has an Angel Food cake that has been torn up and gelatin and Dream Whip.
My family has always made something that we call pistachio cake or pistachio pudding cake. It uses pistachio pudding, dream whip, club soda, and a box of cake mix so i always have some dream whip on hand. I went down a rabbit hole a few years ago to find the original recipe and i think i've narrowed it down to some version of watergate cake!
Sounds delicious! 😋
My mom used Dream Whip for every dessert. I remember it well. We loved it. Don’t know if I still would.
My mom loves tomato everything, so need to make her the stuffed tomato.
All the food looks easy and delicious. I'm glad people are liking these videos. 👍😋
Hi Anna, My daughter had a torn labrum repair when she was 19-20…Just rest & do as your told by Dr. & PT. She healed quickly. plus it helps her Mama ( me) is a retired nurse. Speedy recovery Ana,! We i’ll be binge watching or REWATCHING YOUR VIDEOS.- Anita3kids
Good luck with your surgery! You’re going to do great, and I bet you’ll feel more like your old, pre injury self in no time. We’ll be here whenever you’re up to coming back, but take your time. Side note, my wife got me that Breville mixer for Hanukkah last year and it is the most glorious thing. I rave about it every single time I use it. 😹
Thank you! ❤ Great to hear about the mixer...I love it!
Best of luck and a speedy recovery, Anna. I love watching your videos. Dream Whip, now that was a walk down memory lane! Thank you!
We use Dream Whip in a family recipe named Fruit Surprise. Combined with the chewy crust and canned cherry pie filling, it is a great flavor. So nice to have on hand. Good luck with surgery and wishing you a speedy recovery.
I have a vague recollection of a chocolate pudding and dream whip pie from the 1980's.
I had the same surgery after dealing with it a year. Orthopedic said it was one of the worst imflamed labrum hes seen. Ended up having to have a second to remove scar tissue that developed very quickly even though i did absolutely everything i was told to do including months of PT and more to try to break it up. I hope that doesnt happen to you. Just so everything they tell you and i hope you have a speedy recovery!! Love your channel!!
I remember eating Dream Whip. I also, remember not caring for it. I was a little surprised to find that it's still available.
This dish is really perfect for your subscribers in Florida. We grow loads of tomatoes and strawberries, so I'm really loving that simple lunch recipe! Native Floridians love tomato sandwiches for lunch. Nothing better! Especially if that tomato was recently plucked off the tomato plant in the backyard!
As a Floridian, also, I’ve taken more than a few tomato sandwiches to work, sooo good! And I’m eating strawberries 🍓 like there’s no tomorrow!! 🍅 🍓 ❤️
Good luck with your surgery. One recipe I remember was from a Jello cookbook. You prepared lime, orange, cherry and raspberry in flat containers and let them set(small packs). I think you use a large pack lemon and let partially set then mix in a of one pack of dream whip prepared into the lemon jello once that is mixed add all of the different jellos to the lemon mixture that set and cut up into squares. This will be put in pan that is lined on the bottom and up the sides with lady fingers(sponge kind). Let it set in fridge until set. I think this was called crown of jewels. It was really good but makes a big pan.
My mom has an apricot Jello salad recipe that calls for dream whip to be mixed in. We still request it for every Thanksgiving. Recently I've subbed cool whip because dream whip is harder to find. Good memories though.
GOD be with you and heal you✝️🤍💐😊
I just had anterial hip surgery 3 weeks ago. I feel amazing! It’s so nice to be rid of the constant pain. I didn’t use crutches. I had a walker the first week then cane now nothing. I go to PT twice a week and that really helped. I hope the same recovery for you! And funny I am making a baked tomato tonight- mine has mozzarella instead of cheddar but very similar style.
Prayers for a speedy recovery. Take all the time you need to heal. I have 2 bad knees and surgery pending. God bless you. Thank you for your videos. ❤❤❤
I pray you have a uncomplicated recovery. Had a right total hip replacement 6 months ago. Find your channel inspirational. Being a Boomer you frequently cook from my era.
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Have a quick recovery Anna! We'll all be here when you return 💚
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Growing up we used Dream Whip all the time. Making jello parfaits, on angel cake with berries, on strawberries, mixed with pudding to make mousse. We thought it was special🎉 I used to make baked tomatoes in the 70s bit used the guts chopped fine instead of rice and mixed with Italian breadcrumbs, so it did have herbs😅 . Wishing you a successful surgery and good recovery.❤
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Hi Anna!
I just inherited a stack of vintage BHG cookbooks and some blue cornflower Corning ware! Since finding your channel about a year ago, I’ve discovered a love of vintage cookery. Thank you!
Hoping your surgery goes as well as these things can and your recovery is speedy.
Great video and the intro music is delightful! It made me think I was wandering a 1960's supermarket picking up my favorite frozen vegetables from the freezer case.
I like to stuff tomatoes with tuna salad. I do remember dream whip, I don't use it anymore but I remember it being decent. I hope your surgery helps, pain is rough. Take all the time you need to heal. I made chicken curry for supper but it wasn't like yours.
Hope your surgery goes well and your recovery is quick. I have the big red book from the CSI published in 1985. It was the first cookbook I bought for myself. It has moved with me several times, and if I can't find a recipe for something, it is usually found in that book.
Sorry, spell check on my phone! CAI, not CSI. Those are two very different things!😂
Way back in the early 70’s, for some reason I couldn’t find fresh cream to whip for my favorite French silk pie so I had to resort to Dream Whip. I was very pleasantly surprised and it was a pantry staple for many years just in case I didn’t have cream. Now that it’s just my husband and me, I don’t bake nearly as much because I am fat enough as it is, but I am comforted that a product that I enjoyed 50 years ago is still available. I have had three hip replacements and the recovery wasn’t bad at all - no, I don’t have three hips but the right one had to be redone four years after the original surgery and two years after the left one. Anyway, I wish you great luck and a swift recovery with your surgery - make sure that man of yours takes good care of you, because you’re a treasure!
The tomato sure looks good, I think I’ll probably try that soon.
I loved Dream Whip growing up! Yum 😋
Love your videos Anna! I hope all goes well with your surgery and that you can finally be pain free 🙏🏻. Take care of yourself and don’t do more than you should! We will all be here when you get back ❤️
Thank you! ❤