That smitteness looks to go both ways. She’s just as crazy about him as he is her. They still flirt with each other. I think that’s the key to a lifelong love affair.
Hey, lisa, you anywhere near West Virginia? I'd love to find a woman that looks at me with that same smitten resolve lol....hard to find these days! Either way, God bless you all and thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Brown for bringing us all together today!
Lori, you need to make Tee-shirts with "It's Just That Easy". I love how you say that all the time. You make it all look that easy. Always a great video. Love you friend.
Awww you two make me feel jealous in a good way! I am 79 and a widow, but sure do miss those close times with my hubby! Thanks Lori for the recipes for mixes. They will come in handy for me when I just want a quick cup of hot soup. I love you two. 😊
My dad is also in his 70s an recently widowed and so I feel your loss I'm sorry but I'm going to make my dad some of that potato soup mix for him to cook up.
Miss Lori, I love the way you and Mr Brown are together, I need someone to love me like I know Mr Brown loves you. I also love your t-shirt, the color and sunflower, and the word faith. God bless you two.
Miss Lori, I was reading your comments and like me, everyone was picking up on the chemistry between you two tonight. It is nice that after being together for so many years, it’s still there and shines so beautifully. Mr Brown looked like a mischievous boy from the time he walked in the room. You two are loved by so many. Thank you for researching these mixes and bringing them to us. God bless you both.👩🌾🌈❤️
Mrs. Lori, I just mixed up a batch of your potato soup and had a cup. Thank you for sharing your recipes. Haven’t mixed up all the other ones you shared in this episode, but I don’t doubt they’ll be really good. This soup will help chase away the bug that wants to catch me. My husband will love it, too. 😂❤
I used to make the potato soup for my mom. She would make some in the afternoon or evenings when she just wanted something comforting. She passed away 2 years ago....but this reminded me of her.
I would love to see a video on how you hang and dry your herbs 🌿. And for how long you have to do this. I've seen garlic hanging, but not sure how long to do these things. Yummylicious popcorn and Dr. Pepper. I love how you two interact. You can see the love. Thanks for all you do.
I REALLY thought that Mr. Brown was going to sneak a kiss at some point during this video! You 2 are absolutely adorable! 💕😉 I almost forgot, have you ever made chicken or tomato or lobster bisque soups? I would LOVE to see you make some, sometime! 🙏🙏🙏
@@jpolinskyswife When I can tomatoes, I carefully remove the skins that are good (discard anything that looks bad). I then put the skins in a single layer on a cookie sheet/pizza sheet with holes. I use the lowest setting on my oven and let them dry completely. Once dry, grind into a powder I use my vitamix but it can be done in a food processor. Store in an air tight container.
@@davidtipton9342 Yum! I've always wanted to figure out how to make a mix like Knorr's "Parma Rosa". They used to sell it all the time in grocery stores, but it's impossible to find now. According to the reviews on their website, no one else can find it in stores either so they order it online... I knew it had tomato powder and some sort of grated parmesan in it, but I just went to the Knorr website and checked it out. It has like 20-something ingredients! =😱= Yow! When Miss Lori says her mixes are healthier, she's not kidding!!!
Fyi: you can dehydrate tomatoes for the powder. Once you powder, if you have any clumps that means there's still moisture and you should dry a bit longer so it lasts longer and doesn't mold
Mrs. Lori, I but organic seasonings from Sam's and Wal-Mart. I save the glass jars to put my mixes in. The labels sre easy to get off so I can re-label them. Thank you for all you do! I am learning so much from you. God Bless You, Mr. Brown, and your entire family.❤
Im so happy to a new video. I have binged on watching you and I just love listening to you and Mr. Brown. 😊 BRB stands for Bible reading bedridden. So i have a lot of time on my hands to watch you!! Im so happy to have found you!! God Bless ❤
Thank you for filling us all in with the meaning of your acronym {BRB} Thank God for giving us these places to interact with those that encourage, engage and learn. Places where we feel comfortable,
Oops.. continued.... Places we interact with other's that have a similarity. In this ERA of social distancing, where solitariness is almost "law", Thank God there's places like this wonderful channel. Strong values, wize values and strong faith. Venturing out isn't easy for a lot of us whether it's due illness, ability or circumstances. I'm actually very grateful I don't have to leave my home to experience a place as this (they do not exist anywhere but here on RU-vid) Very few families have women like Mrs Brown. God Bless
I love how Mr. Brown ambled in to see what you were doing--it's so cute! That instant potato soup mix sounds wonderful. I'll be using that next winter!!
Oh my stars!!! I'm so excited about this video Ms Lori❤ I love these videos with DIY mixes to make and put in my pantry. Plus they look so beautiful in my pantry. Thank you Thank you❤❤❤
First of all you look amazing. Your hair is so cute,I love it! For sure I'm going to try these seasonings. I'm all about making my own. Thanks for sharing this with all of us. God bless have a wonderful evening!😊
Thank you Mrs. Lori, for some wonderful seasonings for the pantry! I love seeing Mr. Brown come in with you Mrs. Lori! They smile he always gives you! just love seeing both together. Love you both and God bless you both. Awe look at that smile on Mrs. Lori's face when Mr. Brown gave her a squeeze.
Just seeing you two together and how your love for each other shows all over your faces makes me smile :) Everyone should be lucky enough to be loved like that in their lifetime - that Johnny and June kind of love (or that Ms. Lori and Mr. Brown kind of love). :)
Y'all are such a blessing and I so enjoy your videos. I truly hope that my husband and still look at each when we are older like you two look at each other. We celebrate our 20th anniversary this year. God bless ❤
Thank you for these recipes. I really do appreciate any way we can save money. Being on a fixed income is getting harder for us to make our budget stretch. Thank you and bless you and Mr. Brown. ❤️
Mrs Lori, I give all the cafeteria ladies a 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. That’s the hardest job in a school district, physically if you ask me. I worked with early childhood and preschool age for 12 years. One year I thought I would try the cafeteria. 😳. I tweaked my back, my carpal tunnel flared back up causing my hands to go numb, and shoulders started hurting. I ran back to the early childhood!! An I’m a country girl so that says a lot. Cafeteria workers should be paid more money!!!!
Miss Lori, I know you were getting ready to say if God's willing and the creeks don't rise ! My grandma used to say that all the time and I've said it for years. Lol!!👍😊 such good memories
Mrs. Lori, I thought of you the other day! I found the cutest little jars at the Dollar General and I thought these will be perfect for Mrs. Lori's seasonings. Now I just have to get them made! Thank you for sharing how to make these!!
My family LOVES the cream of something soup mix. We make a lot of our mixes. No one has complained yet. I'm playing around with sugar free bbq rubs, using fruit powders. So far everyone loves them.
Ms. Lori ... I love when you do these homemade mixes!! Thank you so much for the Potato Soup mix, I live alone & the idea of having a quick & easy way to make potato soup is great. I am too frugal to ever buy the pouches from the store, but I will make some & keep it in a jar!!!
Such good stuff! I have to recommend white pepper for various applications. And believe it or not, white pepper is more stout than black, so you have to be careful. Take care, nice people 🙂
I found you totally by accident a few months ago and I am so glad I did. The cabin is looking beautiful and it takes me back to my childhood. Like the cooking videos and I have probably gained some weight, because you make me want to cook. Between you and the Hillbilly Kitchen channel you ladies have reminded me of the simple things that tasted so good when I was a child and even when I was raising my own children. I enjoy sharing my time with people of like faith. To many people won't mention the Lord on their channel for fear of offending a subscriber. Jesus is a lot more precious to me than any social media. I just took a pound cake out of the oven and I want to thank you ladies for refreshing my cooking skills.
Your new to me but now trying to catch up. I could write a volume for you. My sweet hubby passed. We were like you guys. Married 50 years. We still loved each very much. He was much like Mr. Brown. I was born in Tennessee. Watched my gran make bisc uits every am. So much of what you do, I did as a kid. My job was to churn milk. (By hand) to this day I cant drink buttermilk. I had small hand so guess who got to wash all the jars for canning.Beans, tomatos, peaches and on and on. They too put up all their food for winter. The only differience is mine was called "Cobb Holler". Youve touched my heart and help me to remember so many joys from my past. There all gone now but now I have you.
Love your videos and your recipes cause you cook just like all my family's did back then when i was growing up and you used what you had . So thanks for showing us the old ways of doing it all.
Your husband is so lovable like a big teddy bear 🐻❤😊. I'm a newbie to your channel and I love it. Reminds me of my grandmother's cooking from my dad's side. They did have much money but my grandfather was a farmer and had a green thumb. Oh I miss those days but we grandchildren were tortured on the corn n purple n stringbean fields hoeing weeds all summer 😥😀 Oh boy when it came to harvest we would drop a melon on purpose just to eat it!! 🍉 He grew different kinds of squash, green chili, jalapenos, cucumbers, colored and sweet corn, beans, different melons , tomatoes, carrots, green onions and different radishes along with different herbs. His apple, peach n apricot trees were filled with so much fruit like his grapevines. He shared with the whole community no one went hungry and he never asked for payment. I learned alot from grand pa n ma they taught ua alot and I never forgot what was taught about farming raising cattle n sheep along with cooking and keeping a good home. So much I miss and you bring back all those memories. Thank you n God bless.
Lovely recipes ! Anytime you want to do copy cat recipes, or any kind really, I'll be here watching. By the by. Could you clarify what kind of paprika you use? Hungarian. Hot. Smoked. Sweet ?? Or?
