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Clara's Official Website: www.welcometoclaraskitchen.com
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There have been a few requests concerning this video. The first is to notify people that when preparing lentils to check for stones. There should be a warning about this on the packaging of your lentils and please follow their instructions.
The second item is a question about why Clara reuses the lemon from the marinade. It has long been known that citric acid (in this case a lemon) is nature's anti-bacterial agent. Today it is more commonly known as produce wash or FIT (Fruit and Vegetable Wash). There are many studies out today that consider FIT a more successful anti-bacterial agent than chlorine dioxide (which is produced chemically rather than naturally). Many cultures continue to use the citric acid from lemons and limes to cleanse meat and fish as this marinade does.
Clara cooks quite responsibly and always uses the freshest meats and fish when preparing her meals. You must always cook any meal at any time at your own risk. Clara is only providing you with lessons she has learned and she has lived to a ripe old age. If you are nervous about her tips then just enjoy the videos for the historical value.
If you are curious about the science behind citric acid you can find many articles online as well as this one here:
www.upi.com/Health_News/2008/0...
Thanks again for your concern and enjoy the show.
93 year old cook and great grandmother, Clara, recounts her childhood during the Great Depression as she prepares meals from the era. Learn how to make simple yet delicious dishes while listening to stories from the Great Depression.

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@fysb233
@fysb233 15 лет назад
The best part about Clara is that she's giving people hope. She and her family made it through the Great Depression, learned to find joy and pleasure in the simplest meals, and came out just fine. I get a lot of encouragement from watching these videos. Thank you!
@ixamraxi
@ixamraxi 13 лет назад
It is strange how meals of necessity have become meals of choice or even 'comfort foods'.
@ree_ree
@ree_ree 10 лет назад
RIP Clara...miss your knowledge and sweet caring personality.
@bjamiork
@bjamiork 13 лет назад
Know what I just realized? I have a constant smile on my face...the entire time I'm watching one of her videos!
@seekur32
@seekur32 13 лет назад
Definitely see why she made it to 94. Very healthy stuff there with the lentils, lean meat, olive oil and salad greens.
@ChefTips
@ChefTips 15 лет назад
How can you not love this! Thanks for sharing your stories, and your recipes! =]
@kcgirlgeek
@kcgirlgeek 15 лет назад
My grandmother passed away last September at the age of 96. She would have been 97 on December 12th. I miss her, and I really enjoy Miss Clara's videos. I'm very grateful that she is sharing this with us. Thanks, Miss Clara.
@DuszaBeben
@DuszaBeben 13 лет назад
In response to those "Concerned" citizens might I just say that the lovely Miss Clara's methods have served her well for N I N E T Y F O U R years!!! Clara ROCKS!
@patio87
@patio87 14 лет назад
"Sometimes without money, life can be more worthwhile and appreciating. " Of course, that always seems to be a recurring theme I see, therefore it must be true.
@diverdan551
@diverdan551 9 лет назад
Such a sweet lady,reminds me of my dear grandmother Orra....RIP Clara
@tnosz
@tnosz 15 лет назад
How Cute! What a gem to have her doing this, and my goodness, she does NOT look 93! Not many 93 yr olds are up and moving around and cooking! Love it!
@jenniferedwards6129
@jenniferedwards6129 9 лет назад
she made me miss my mom
@Jerrodtong1997
@Jerrodtong1997 9 лет назад
Man I feel like she's my grandma to haha. Love her.
@Beepinsqueekin
@Beepinsqueekin 15 лет назад
I wish I had spent more time with my parents & grandparents when they were alive. Watching this sweetie pie makes me feel very lonesome for the good ole days.
@elbuenbeto666
@elbuenbeto666 12 лет назад
OMG tears come out of my eyes, this reminds me of my grandma, she passed away a few months ago and she used to cook lentils and rice just like this. She always wanted us to be strong and healthy. I miss her so much! Thanks for introducing Clara to all of us!
@jayford2934
@jayford2934 9 лет назад
Adorable woman with knowledge and kindness seldom seen in this era. Thank-you Clara, RIP
@CherylCrT
@CherylCrT 15 лет назад
Thanks to Clara and her documentarian. I recently lost my mother-in-law - she was 82 and of Italian descent. So many of Clara's kitchen implements and even some of the food she cooked reminded me of her. Thanks for the wonderful trip down memory lane.
@raskolnikovacrimson1320
@raskolnikovacrimson1320 11 лет назад
She's just lovely. Love when she gets a titch sassy and how great of a story teller she is. Her sharing her experiences really puts modern life in perspective in that we forget small pleasure and family.
@lulugemini
@lulugemini 15 лет назад
My folks used to make popcorn, candied orange peels and walnuts for snacks and invite the neighbors over to play cards or board games in the early 50's.
@Lunatik21
@Lunatik21 15 лет назад
Bless your soul, Ive been training to be a cook and you may have just changed my whole perception on food. Its not about fancy food, Its about good wholesome foods that fill you up and give you the nutrients you need. And you can make delicious things out of the simplest ingredients. Thank you so much!
@TexasRose50
@TexasRose50 6 лет назад
I would love to know what her favorite things to eat were after the depression. And yes, agreeing with someone's comment about learning to cook conservatively. And doing so without waste. I remember those days as a child in the 50's. I remember having to borrow a pair of shoes from a friend in order to be able to go to town. Anyway, to this day, I would rather go buy groceries than clothes, or getting my nails and done. And I know how to stretch a meal. So, I won't have to learn if things should get really tight. And, by cooking from scratch, you save a lot of money, and you know what you are putting in your body. And one other thing I have been meaning to mention. Christopher, I love the intro to these videos. Most intros are too long, boring and sometimes down right nerve racking. But you have done a marvelous job with these videos. Thank you!
@ShushLorraine
@ShushLorraine 15 лет назад
Okay, WHO discovered this lovely woman and got her to do these videos? I love them all. VERY good quality, too. Thanks!
@wilkby
@wilkby 15 лет назад
I love that owl cookie jar. It's just a winkin' at me!
@Mominator
@Mominator 13 лет назад
This concludes her You Tube series? Sad, but I'll keep watching what she has here. Clara is a sweetheart. I'm glad she shared her recipes and stories with us. Clara, you are lovely.
@nighthawk6376
@nighthawk6376 12 лет назад
May I say (As a Grandad of 52 years) That you are a Great Lady, to Show the Old Cooking Methods ... Many Thanks, Long Life and Happiness to you and your Family. (From Ireland)
@dlcarlin
@dlcarlin 15 лет назад
What a wonderful way to capture the beauty and the value of our elders, they are our precious resources. I heard about this series on the radio and and am so delighted to find it and view it. I hope Gramma Clara had fun doing the episodes and also watching them. Keep filming, please!
@lexiconlover
@lexiconlover 12 лет назад
why are there 25 dislikes? are those people completely without natural love for humans or what?
@paris2887
@paris2887 9 лет назад
I made this meal tonight for my family. They LOVED it! All the children and husband said its one of their favorites. All natural ingredients. I did use chicken stock, salt and some butter for the lentils. The salad and meat was awesome too!
@mokahdeelyte
@mokahdeelyte 15 лет назад
She has such a pleasant voice. A lot of these recipes are good for saving money now too.
@disco07
@disco07 9 лет назад
My grandma, her children, and my ma lived through the great depression. They never forgot it. Thanks moms!
@cheetocairo
@cheetocairo 12 лет назад
great meal; I am want to try the lentil and rice thing; for some reason I've never thought of that; this made me think of when I was younger; we didn't have much money so we would walk around the block and pick up the onions that fell of the onion trucks and the fry them up with potatoes and meat we got free from the neighbor butcher (not the best cuts, but good!); we would huddle around the stove too lol or we had a little space heater we would huddle around
@ButteredToast32
@ButteredToast32 15 лет назад
Clara's food = cheap AND fresh! That's what I call a meal, doesn't cost much but is good for you and authentic. This woman needs more public exposure! It's so great to listen to her stories. I'm gonna have to try this dish sometime.
@view4evah
@view4evah 13 лет назад
This is an elegant, gourmet meal by today's standards! People pay good money for this in a restaurant! Thank you so much for these videos of stories and food! ♥♥♥
@tinafromohio
@tinafromohio 15 лет назад
Clara, you are awesome! I love her little stories that she adds. She's very fun to watch. All my grandparents are deceased, I wish I had a grandmother - they are so precious!
@kylenorman1354
@kylenorman1354 9 лет назад
Lentils are key in why this is such a good meal. Lentils and rice are best dry stocks. Lentils should be stored more carefully than rice to avoid time loss.
@manoromero8156
@manoromero8156 9 лет назад
I love this lady,, what a beautiful heart!
@joshgarcia93
@joshgarcia93 15 лет назад
What a wonderful series of videos not only for the recipes but for Clara's stories. What a great person she is to be active as she is at 93 but also for the little gleam in her eyes when she tells the stories. God bless you Clara.
@bbmcg1948
@bbmcg1948 15 лет назад
She is amazing. I love her and it makes me wish I'd recorded my own grandmother/mom
@spacequeenasmr6573
@spacequeenasmr6573 6 лет назад
She reminds me of my own grandma. I wish I'd thought to record her talking about this kind of thing. Clara was so cool.
@GingerPauley1
@GingerPauley1 9 лет назад
Awwww.... love this lady! Wish I could've interviewed and cooked with her!
@JoeShopper
@JoeShopper 6 лет назад
So 209 people came here, watched the video and decided to click the thumbs down button. People baffle me.
@JessicaCoss44
@JessicaCoss44 6 лет назад
Why would people dislike this video
@alliemollie
@alliemollie 15 лет назад
God bless you Clara. Thanks for taking time to show us your way of cooking during the Great Depression. It made me realize how fortunate and spoiled I am.
@screaminlisa
@screaminlisa 15 лет назад
Clara is a doll! I just love hearing about meals that were prepared in the Depression. A lot of us can benefit from her meals in these tough economic times. I love her stories too!
@MrRehor
@MrRehor 14 лет назад
Clara! You truly are a class act. Thank you for making me smile. From Czech Republic.
@opalexian
@opalexian 15 лет назад
I'm so glad you made this. I wish I could have filmed my grandparents like this before they passed away. These videos are so important to make, because history was real, people were in it-it's not just a bunch of words in a textbook.
@nukenetwork
@nukenetwork 6 лет назад
Not yet forgotten
@LovePotion_
@LovePotion_ 13 лет назад
This is no Poorman's feast. This is a 5 star meal... HELL YEAH!!!
@tnosz
@tnosz 15 лет назад
So precious! WHat a gem to have her doing this. She looks nothing like 93 years ld. Most 93 yr olds are not up and moving around let alone cooking meals. WOW! Love it. God Bless!
@JCRineer
@JCRineer 12 лет назад
Just stumbled on this vid and OMG I miss my great grandma...A grandmother's meals are the BEST.
@hongbyao
@hongbyao 4 года назад
This lady belonged to the Greatest Generation
@renee3356
@renee3356 6 лет назад
omg this lady is honestly the sweetest.
@Churumbelita
@Churumbelita 15 лет назад
She's made it to 93, I think she probably knows what she's doing.
@saRob0304
@saRob0304 13 лет назад
Great depression food was better than a lot of the crap America is eating today. And this woman is so cute :)
@kedisbrow7365
@kedisbrow7365 6 лет назад
Clara is such a joy to watch!! I love hearing her stories of the past. What a wonderful woman.
@kmf78
@kmf78 15 лет назад
whose ever Mother, Grandmother, or probably even Great Grandmother this is, they are very lucky to have these videos of her and her stories! God Bless her ☺
@shitbear
@shitbear 9 лет назад
I miss her too such a great woman a mother to all glad you posted these videos to utube
@hellokittycutie2003
@hellokittycutie2003 15 лет назад
I know cross contamination is a big no-no. But, this woman is 93 years old, and I'm sure she didn't just start doing that. This day and age, we're particular about everything, and seem to be dying younger and younger. I love these videos, because she shows what you can really do with little to no budget. Clara is great!
@StringsCrusader
@StringsCrusader 15 лет назад
That was probably the most interesting video I've ever seen on youtube. I guess I never really thought about how meals were prepared back during the Great Depression. My grandpa always talked about it, but its different when you actually SEE how to prepare a meal. Thanks :)
@karenofbethany
@karenofbethany 12 лет назад
Clara I'm like you, I measure things in coffee cups and just throw in a handful of whatever spices. I pour water in straight from the tap and just check on it and add more of whatever if it doesn't look right. LOL. I love your reminisices, what a bunch of cheerful, courageous woman were Americans back then!
@KJ4HYD
@KJ4HYD 14 лет назад
Clara, you remind me so much of my late great Grandmother. She was so sweet and WOW! What a cook. She took so many of her recipes to her Grave, I was glad to find these Videos. I am going to go pick up your book this afternoon. Last Night's Supper was your Taters & Hot Dogs. It was Great.
@virusfist
@virusfist 15 лет назад
Wow after I watched the first video I couldn't stop watching because I loved these so much. Thanks Clara these are great! I think your stories are wonderful and very interesting. Thanks again!
@mindrunfree
@mindrunfree 13 лет назад
I'm learning so much from you, Clara. Your videos add a richness to my life.
@312rosemoon
@312rosemoon 13 лет назад
Clara reminds me of how much I miss my Nanna. ***hugs*** to you, Clara!
@alex1999x
@alex1999x 6 лет назад
I love her stories!!! She had a wealth of knowledge, God Bless you, I know you next to God now.
@jeyvjoty
@jeyvjoty 12 лет назад
Better pay attention the way things are we all might be living like that again.
@b87gr
@b87gr 15 лет назад
i noticed that too....very true. When my grandma was with it enough to cook she would do similar things, but would always say, "I'm 86 years old and have done this hundreds of times....and I'm still here!" I dare not argue with my grandmother...
@gossipgirlguy
@gossipgirlguy 13 лет назад
Cutest chef of the year award goes to her!
@chev702
@chev702 15 лет назад
Being Grown Up On a Farm In South Dakota Poor We Used And Ate Everything. I Love Grandma Clara And Her Sharing This Cooking We Ate Many Nights The Very Same Thing And I Was Born In 1963. Some Had It Some Didn't Thank You Very Much!!
@DavidStanleymusic
@DavidStanleymusic 15 лет назад
Your accounts of the Depression days are as good as your meals Clara We love you my wife gets excited watching your videos
@TriciaTheSav
@TriciaTheSav 6 лет назад
RIP Ms. Clara! What an amazing and interesting human being, she makes me think of my very southern country Grandaunts and food they made when I was little. Thank you for sharing your sweet Grandmother with all of us.
@bq552
@bq552 15 лет назад
3:17 "we have enough rice for an army!" haha i love it :)
@IcyMongi
@IcyMongi 9 лет назад
I just found this channel was watching RU-vid via xbox and found her poor man's meal. I plan on researching all her videos.
@xalexx95
@xalexx95 13 лет назад
Clara is such an awesome Grandma! bless her heart -3
@CountryGirlNOhio
@CountryGirlNOhio 14 лет назад
Thank you Clara. I could sit and watch you all day.... I love your stories.
@Torwyn11
@Torwyn11 15 лет назад
What a dear lady. I am so thankful for elders who share with us the historical times from the last century. It certainly doesn't hurt to throw in some culinary expertise and make an entertaining meal.. Ms. Clara, I am honored that you have been blessed with such a long life and such a warm soul, that you share these things. Bless you!
@izzyk8628
@izzyk8628 6 лет назад
R.I.P Clara😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥
@sarahmichellexoxo6018
@sarahmichellexoxo6018 9 лет назад
She is so adorable
@LOUISVILLEgoCARDS
@LOUISVILLEgoCARDS 12 лет назад
What an incredibly, charming lady. Keep up the great work.
@NewBlood0
@NewBlood0 13 лет назад
i love your stories it reminds me when the heater didnt work and me and my brothers would sit around the stoves when we woke up after mum made us bread and wed tell each other stories
@MrShawnc992001
@MrShawnc992001 14 лет назад
That's the heart and soul of the USA, God bless you Ms. Clara for keeping this tradition alive and sharing with the world.
@amie11228
@amie11228 14 лет назад
Clara rocks! My nonna tells me about the escarole and white beans they ate during the depression growing up in NYC and this reminds me of it. I made Clara's Cuccidati recipe for this Christmas (Im Sicilian and always wanted to learn to make these) and they were THE BEST Sicilian fig cookies ive had.....even better than the bakeries here in NYC I bought them from. Ill never buy those cookies again :-p And the lard in the cookies really makes them the best!
@derek244
@derek244 15 лет назад
Clara! PLEASE keep cooking, and sharing with us! We are a generation of spoiled people who have no idea what the greatest generation went through. I love this!
@barb572000
@barb572000 15 лет назад
She is a beautiful lady and it made me miss my Italian mom who passed away 2 years ago at the age of 97. Why didn't I think to record her cooking those delicious meals of long ago. Clara has a very special and loving grandson!
@X2Are
@X2Are 15 лет назад
I' have never met my grandma's, but I'm sure they would be just like you. Love the story telling. Thanks Clara and God Bless~
@Geraldolini
@Geraldolini 15 лет назад
I made this the other week. While eating I remembered the taste from when I was a kid..we used to eat steak this very way sometimes. I think the receipe came from my Sicilian grandmother...
@DzzRed
@DzzRed 14 лет назад
I've been blessed to come across you Clara!!! You are AMAZING!!! And I've watched all your videos, stayed up last nigh to do this. Can't wait to try the recipes.
@dmmrad54
@dmmrad54 15 лет назад
My mother grew up during the depression and she also said they ate a lot of potatoes and pasta. Eating meat was very rare. Sometimes at the end of the day, her mother sent her to the local butcher for the days scraps ( soup bones, and such ). Clara you remind me of my mother. Thank you !!!!
@JohnSpade1234567890
@JohnSpade1234567890 13 лет назад
My youngest son is 2 and his favorite food is lintals with pasta. Thank you for sharing.
@PrettyBabies
@PrettyBabies 15 лет назад
What a wonderful series! We have a lot to learn from those who lived through the Depression. Thank you, Clara, for sharing your wisdom and your stories and your recipes with the world. I look forward to your DVD.
@mflier
@mflier 13 лет назад
What a great sole..so simple. Modest but should be s pproud. It's inspiring to hear the stories about Clara's family and how they did they made the most of what they had. Love you! My great grandmother, and baby niece are named Clara... Great name!!
@hotdncgrl95
@hotdncgrl95 12 лет назад
These are simply the greatest videos for some good hearty meals. I miss my grandma's cooking!
@haexkae42008
@haexkae42008 12 лет назад
we need more people in the world like clara!!!
@Mominator
@Mominator 15 лет назад
Ulterior motive? She's probably not making any money off the You Tube videos. If Clara did write a book, I'm sure people would buy it. She's got a lot of wisdom to share
@MsPatriot77
@MsPatriot77 12 лет назад
What a wonderful lady!! I love to listen to her stories. God Bless you, Ma'am!
@milesawayfromhome4359
@milesawayfromhome4359 6 лет назад
RIP Clara.
@Shosha1313
@Shosha1313 15 лет назад
Clara, my dear... you're the Italian version of my own Irish Gran! I love your recipes!!
@1giggle
@1giggle 11 лет назад
God bless you,sweetheart!!!!!!!!
@PickYourVenom
@PickYourVenom 13 лет назад
this stuff is great for being in college. i need cheep quick meals, and these are excellent!
@cornat24
@cornat24 11 лет назад
How wonderful what a sweetheart .Love hearing all these great recipes and stories xxx
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