Granny's Easy Buttery Hot Rolls 

I’ve done the exact same thing and I’m sure I’ve watched their videos multiple times and I try to go back into my history and then click on the like after the fact because I’m sure it helps her channel.

I do the same! The comforting nature of these videos sends me off to a good kind of dreamland!

Thank you Jackie My grandmother and zi both worked in the school cafeteria We would pinch? Anywhere from 500 to 700 rolls in a day

It’s never too late to change things up and create a new life 🙏❤️🙏

@maggie60 I totally get that feeling! I often wish this or that would have been different when I see folks like Ms Lori and Mr Brown as well. I am so glad for them! Whenever I have that wistful or nostalgic type feeling, I take that as my living sacrifice to Yahweh for that day, do you know what I mean? "Jesus thank you for the choices I have made and the place I find myself this day. Here. Have my heart with all these good and bad choices that I have now to live with-- I am giving it to You." He can be trusted with it. ( I am mostly talking to myself I guess because I really got what you were saying. I will blog this so I don't forget.) It says in Isaiah 61 that Jesus was anointed by the Lord to bind up broken hearts and to give a garment of praise instead of a spirit of heaviness, right ✅? I'm just preaching to myself here. Thank you for bringing it up, friend! Grin.

It's never too late to be what you might have been. :-) ❤️🙂

@@jenniferboyd2200 Jennifer you're speaking to my heart as well & I'm later 60 s. God bless your precious soul, 💜🙏🥰

My Mom was from Krebs,Ok and her birth name was Lois Southard......

@@Eunicepmb HOW UNUSUAL TO HEAR THAT THERE WAS SOMEONE WITH THE SAME NAME. WISH I KNEW MORE. pATRICIA IF YOU READ THIS TELL ME MORE. I LIVE IN TEXAS.

@@Eunicepmb HOW STRANGE TO HEAR THAT THERE IS OR WAS ANOTHER LOIS SOUTHARD.THOUGHT THAT I WAS UNIQUE WITH THAT NAME. SHE MIGHT BE RELATED TO MY DESEASED HUSBAND. HE HAD RELATIVES IN MISSOURI AS WELL AS TEXAS. ILIVE IN TEXAS NOW. LET ME KNOW MORE.

Lois Southard blessedly true...she is a piece of simple goodness in an increasingly troubled world...

@@loissouthard5619 My grandfather Charlie Southard moved his wife Esther and 2yr old daughter (Lois Mae) here to Chandler,Arizona in 1928 to farm. He later became a deputy sheriff and was elected to be the Constable of southern Maricopa co. They had a still born daughter and then when Mother was 8 they gave her a sister who is still living.

I was thinking the same thing, could really watch her do that all day…pretty sure when I try it…it will look nothing like that.🤣

❤❤❤ YOU DEARLY MS LORI.

Patricia ive been trying to get some of these towels. Can you help me find them?

Jennie Maqueen

Sharon Cooper You never smell that anymore. We could smell them 1/4 mile from the school. Lunches now are atrocious.

Lori i live in tulsa okla & lots people up around here have been hoarse off & on for about a month! And heard 40+ school districts in colorado last wk closed because of norovirus til after t-day,& couple school districts arpund here! Sure would love to live by you!!

@@shanatinnin339 Atrocious is to say the least. Garbage is what they feed my grandson. They order it in from some facility.

pam jackson Microwaved TV dinners are better and there’s no smells. Library smells better :))

Sharon, my mother taught elementary for over thirty years also, and now I'm in the middle of my very first year of teaching middle school. I hope my career will last as long! :)

I thought the same thing. My Mama & Grandmama we’re good southern cooks, but the literal only bread they made was cornbread. Being able to peek over her shoulder to see each stand is invaluable. It’s giving me courage, too!

I'm as passionate about cooking and preparing, as a artist is with thier paintings Put love into each step, take your time, let it bring peace of mind and accomplishment, and knowing its nourishment for your body, God Bless,xoxoxo

LOL Me too!

Me too!

I'm always leaving my towel opposite of where I need it!

Exactly, I love the idea

Same here! Lol

awe, love that story! xoxoxoxoxox

aww can you imagine her asking you why you kept riding back in forth in front of her house...

Our lunch ladies made homemade hamburger and hot dog buns. Those were the days.

Those are precious memories... The kitchen / cooks were one of few good things to say about the public school I went to as a child...🤔 The food was good & the workers in the kitchen were very " kind." We also had a great principal, ohhhh how things have changed. 🙃

Thank you

She is teaching just listen

Prayers for you sister, xoxoxo

What was her name and fb page or how u get the towels

Thank you

Thank you Jean, God Bless,xoxoxo

I've looked and looked I cant find where I can get those neck towels. Can someone tell me where and how much they are. THANKS in Advance.

Thank you!

Thank you sweet friend, love you, xoxoxo

Where to get boa towels.? Thanks

Phillip Morris hello from the Ozarks!! We are in North West Arkansas. Hi neighbor!

Thank you so much!

Hahaha!🤭💜

Hahaha, 🤭💜

JESUS IS LORD mine too!

🤣 haha love that comment♥️

you and me too. lol bread is my downfall.

I'm sending Luigi on the first plane to Nevada! Soon as you get your new fridge! Xoxoxo

LOL! Send him over! I still don’t have any ice, but hopefully the new refrigerator will come tomorrow, although we haven’t heard anything yet.

Wow, your the rebel now! Lol, I'm so glad they turned out! Xoxoxo

I didn't see her email above. Help!

@@annjohnson543 I had trouble finding it too lol. It's jennimcqueen@comcast.net Aren't they super cute. I love them! Can't wait to order me some.

@@sandyclaus2729 thanks so much!!

@@annjohnson543 Hello I’m trying to locate the lady that made the pretty towel scarfs for Lori on her cooking videos. Are you the right lady? please let me know. thefarmy.net@gmail.com

@@robertayoung3928 no I'm not the one. Wish I were, though!!! Sorry.

Right wish she had put info in box

I know, I sound like I've got tonsillitis or something, geeze, xoxoxo

I bet they were yummy Grandma Sue! I wish I still had my bread machine sometimes, xoxoxo

Marilyn McClintock Hi. So you just put the ingredients in the bread machine ? How does a person pinch the dough? She moves so fast. Could you tell me how you do it?

@@lunacadence6050 after the dough cycle ends, dump out your dough. I use a lightly floured jelly roll sheet pan. Press out in a rectangle, cut into 12 equal pieces. Take the edges and poke or punch to the center, poke and punch, then, lightly roll into a ball. Place in a well buttered 9 x 13 baking pan or dish.. let rise in a warm place, covered. Then bake. Grandma Sue in central Indiana and Izzi Too

Marilyn McClintock Thank you so much! I love to serve my husband fresh homemade food. He will love these! I’m not too lucky with baking. 🤣

@@lunacadence6050 you are welcome. Grandma Sue in central Indiana and Izzi Too

I think so too, so many people sick right now, xoxoxo

Raynona Bohrer hello from Muskogee Oklahoma 👋

Raynona Bohrer I am in FL and we had the grand baby 3 weeks ago and he got sick the day we took him home and 2 days later my hubs and brother who lives with us both came down with it too and they have all been sick since! They all still have a hacking cough that won’t go away! They are both on antibiotics steroids and prescription cough meds!

marcy chain I have a yeast roll recipe that is awesome, and it is great to freeze.

marcy chain I use a similar dinner roll recipe and I’ve frozen them baked, and I’ve frozen them after I pinched them into rolls. The rolls do great either way. I like freezing the pinched dough, you get the fresh bread smell and hot rolls in no time. I just take out however many I need and let them thaw and raise in a warms spot with Saran Wrap that I’ve sprayed with cooking spray, so the plastic doesn’t stick. Then bake them when they’re raised. It takes about an hour or so to thaw and raise them, so if you need rolls later in a hurry, bake them first then freeze them. 😉

Yes, I would let them go through the first rise, pinch them out, flash freeze, put in bag, take out put in warm place, let thaw rise, bake 400. Xoxoxo

@@WhippoorwillHoller thank you !

@@WhippoorwillHoller This recipe looks easy and I can't wait to try. Could you please explain to a yankee what exactly is "pinch them out"?!!! I've never heard that term before and want to get it right. Thank-you

Me neither, wonder where it is?

@@shiboof You can email me at jennimcqueen@comcast.net if you would like to order towel scarfs

You can email me at jennimcqueen@comcast.net if you would like to order towel scarfs

@@jenmcqueen484 WILL DO! I love these things.

@@shiboof You can email me at jennimcqueen@comcast.net I would love to make a towel scarf for you!