How I Make The Best Pizza My Recipe In Ga. 

Whenever you're getting stressed out about everything that's going on in the world, there's nothing better than sitting in the kitchen with Miss Helen and having coffee!💟

Man ! I love this lady and wish I could live with her, eat her food, have coffee in the am, sit with her, chat with her... just stay with her and never, ever leave! She is a prize, one in a million sweet soul.♥️

Hi Miss Helen! I would like to thank you on behalf of my grandma and my family. My grandpa passed away from COVID-19 on October 29th. My grandparents were married for 63 years. Mema has been extremely depressed and we found your videos on RU-vid. She watches you everyday and you bring her so much joy at the saddest time in her life. You are a blessing! So on behalf of my Mema, Dottie have a wonderful day, and I hope someone blesses you as much as you bless everyone!

Ms. Helen don't worry about having something to make for your video's. I enjoy watching your recipes and of course your wonderful creative crafts, but your stories are the best! I could sit and listen to your stories all day. It reminds me of my Aunt Helen, who would call me and say put the kettle on, I'm on the way over (she loved her hot tea) She would tell me stories of her childhood with my dad and stories of me and my siblings and parents when we were little. Thank you for sharing and taking the time with us and your positive attitude. I look forward to your video's every week.

Miss Helen, your parents moved into that house and made it a HOME! You say y’all were poor. I’m sure y’all were rich with love! That’s quite obvious because we are all receiving the overflow of your love and abundant blessings! To say I truly love you Miss Helen is an understatement! 💞💞💞💞I thank the good Lord for allowing our paths to cross!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

I ❤ watching genuine videos with all the flaws and beauty of humanity. So much better than these copycat, corporate designed videos with no authenticity. She is an absolute gem!

Everyone needs a Helen Wyatt in their life. Regardless of what she may be doing, she makes me smile. Thank you for sharing all your special gifts.

Helen, you are such a sweet lady. I enjoy listening to your stories and having coffee time with you. The other day I was happy about something and I caught myself saying, "it's awesome y'all!" just like you say it. (And I live in the north and have no southern accent!!). You make me happy to watch and listen to Helen! I especially like watching you create your crafts!

Aren’t you just amazed at how much you have left through and how much technology there is. I am 75 and I cannot believe the difference between when I was a little girl and now. If I could wish one thing for my great grandbabies it would be to grow up like I did were the world wasn’t so cruel and you could trust your children out in the yard play

Miss Helen, You are a treasure. So real. I love you.

...all I can say is, being poor, not having electricity, car, etc, has turned out an amazing woman who is here today, thriving and happy..... Evidently being poor, brings out the best in some.... Thank you for sharing, loved it! The best thing about this pandemic is people uniting, sharing.....what some meant for evil, God meant for the good!

I washed mine by hand when I was a child. We had to plant if we wanted to eat and I made paper dolls. We didn’t have a car in PR until late 70 s.mom cooked outside and food tasted delicious. We slept in a shack on the floor until mom was able to get us beds. We were raised without my dad. I loved the simple life

I LOVE your talks about growing up.

Miss Hellen I've been watching you for years I do love ya you keep me going on my darkest days sweetheart you are are ray of sweet sunshine 🌞 keep those videos coming ill be watching every one of them Thank you for being you!!!!

Helen, I'm like you... I make my own pizza , sauce and dough. Only time I buy one from the restaurant is on my birthday. When my 91 yr old mom came to Washington DC from Virginia Mountains she was asked would she like to get a Pizza Pie? she thought it was some kind of pie ... like a fruit pie. She was raised like you.. no electricity , no running water, wood stove heat. Her only entertainment was the battery radio. I'm 49 yrs old and my Grandaddy was born in 1880s. He raised 12 kids on his own. My mother said she remembered doing homework by the Kerosene lamp.

Hi Miss Helen the most beautiful woman of God. Miss Helen thank you so much for the coffee invitation the coffee was black and delicious.I could listen to you all day when you talk about you and your parents. I was raised by my grandparents and we were very poor. I keep saying that I wish we had smell a vision.I love you.God Bless and be with you and Cody everyday.

You are so right Helen kindness is a wonderful thing. I prayed last night and usually everynight for anyone out in the cold or in great need asking Jesus to provide for them. I am also so thankful for our home. I want to say too that pizza looks so yummy. God bless

I see so many comments about your kerosene lamp. I found a replacement chimney I think will fit. It’s on the way.

Miss Helen you are a breath of fresh air these days. Love you, stay safe. 💝

Dear Helen we loved the story and loved the recipe. You are so full of LIFE you will never be out of ideas. The Lord will always be there with your next idea. We love you.

Yes I was raised a lot that way but you know we didn't know anything else and I'm sure we are who we are because of that .we learned to survive and be proud of what we have .love to hear your stories because I been there have a great day Bless you

Great food and great conversation makes for a great visit with a great friend👍. I enjoyed every bit of this video. 🍕☕️💐

Don’t give her a thumbs down!!! If you don’t like her videos don’t watch them. She is a wonderful and sweet lady. She is very talented so go be negative somewhere else.

helen wyatt let me tell you how much I enjoyed todays, 1/8/21, video. I Loved It! Listening to your voice and the stories about your childhood, and how different things are now is relaxing and lets me drift back into my place in time growing up. And watching you make home-made pizza WOW, there's just nothing better. I could almost smell it from the oven, and your black coffee of course, and the crunch of the crust when you cut your piece. It looked so yummy I swear my tummy growled. I thoroughly enjoyed this cooking lesson, and can't wait for the next one. Question...Do you know how to make Chicken Pot Pies? I would love to see how it's done. Until next time, take care, stay safe and God Bless you helen wyatt ;)

Amazing that you grew up with such bare necessities and are the age you are and have learned all this modern technology and teaching others...is Absolutely amazing!! Can you believe you are a internet star 🌟...because you are wonderful...much love to you❤️❤️❤️

What a dear person you are. When the world is so superficially you are so real. I love coming to your 🏡❤️

Miss Helen, you are a breath of fresh air and I could listen to your stories all day long! What a gentle, kind soul you have. I grew up in Tennessee, one of 13 children. We were poor, but never knew it! I often wonder why those of us whom share what they have including their hearts, so freely, seem to be those unconcerned with material wealth. Thank you for inviting me into your home for conversation and hot coffee! If I could afford a camera I'd no doubt, invite you into my home, as well! Stay healthy. Stay well. God's blessings be yours. Love and hugs. Donna P.S. That percolator coffee pot reminded me of home!

I was born in 1946,I was just listening to your story how you lived when you was a little girl. That brought me memories of my childhood. Every thing you said is exactly what we through. No electricity, no phones nothing, lots of snow in winter time and we made our own games. We were a happy family. I love watching your videos a fan from Canada. Happy new year, hope this year will be better than last year.

More stories please. They mean a lot to us! You tell them so well!

Sounds exactly like my childhood.it brings back memories.clothes,underware,were made from floursacks.grandma had the same black pot outside.I have pictures of it.I am so thankful,it taught me to survive on very little and still have everything I need.

Thank you Miss Helen for your comments on the homeless ❤️ it is important to be kind. .. Outreach Manager Seattle Wa

GOOD MORNING EVERYONE! I am also enjoying my black coffee here with my favorite you tube friend. Helen you are a blessing to everyone with your loving southern ways. I love your stories and your artistic skills and your cooking. I am writing that receipe as I am watching you. had to get to my lap top to write this.. I watch you on all my electronics. you are in my every tv . lol If by chance you know how to do some chimes or copy those chimes you got hanging off the tree would love to see you doing that. you and Paula Dean are my two favorite gals on you tube

i love love your stories. always keep them coming. its awesome your adding cooking recipes to your videos. i love everything you do. Queen Helen of youtube ❤️🤗 looks yummy 🍕

So sweet, enjoying my coffee with you this cold snowy morning. Hope you have a blessed year. Every day I say my prayers and give God the glory for my home. I pray for those who do not they are helped.

all your talking about the hard times is making me want to start living off the grid.....you are a doll!...and now I'm hungry....

Oh Helen, I grew up dirt poor the youngest of ten, and I was born in 65, so I can relate, we picked berries and mushrooms, fished and did everything like you did , those simple times were the best memories, and really makes us feel grateful for what we have today. When i tell my kids we had no running water and used an outhouse they can't believe it , mama had huge gardens and canned or pickled everything and we all pitched in with no complaint , what I would give to go back to a simpler life xox

Wow, I loved you sharing your childhood memories!! All of these young people should have to listen to how sparse your home was and your demonstration of how little light your lamp gave off was tough for me!! That little bit of light made reading very tough to do!! Blessings to you sweet lady!! You have a heart that ADONAI has given to you, thank you for sharing yourself with all of us!! Blessings!!

I also love to hear her speak of her Family.

Listening to your voice & the way you express yourself verbally is EXACTLY like my grandmother's. Your videos bring back memories of her - if only you knew how much I appreciate your videos. And the pizza looks amazing, I can almost smell it. I need to try your crust next time.🥰

You could make whole video of all your life stories and we would all be right there listening to you all day !💘🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🇱🇷😄🤩

Miss Helen, I love your stories. You bring back memories that I sometimes have not thought about for a while. Penny candy from my Great Aunt Maggie's country store, a pot bellied stove, a single light bulb hanging from the center of the living room and no lights in the rest of the home. Two fireplaces and another potbellied stove kept the house warm during the day and evening. When my grandfather turned in for the night, he put all fires out for the night. When we stayed with them, we slept on the floor on pallets becuase my three of my aunts were still unmarried and living at home. I cherish the memories. It may seem that this type of lifestyle was hard to many today and they would be correct, but we lived it and survived with a closer family than most have today. Thank you for sharing your stories. By the way....How is Cody doing? Hope your January is free from snow this year. I'm hoping for a short 'winter' in the south. Take care and know you are loved.

Hi Miss Helen. Finally a day to sit down and watch your videos. My dad was born in 1938 and also grew up poor. I love listening to you just wish I could talk back at you. But I am going to make a few of your pizzas today. Thank you. When you run out of ideas..enjoy your recipes & stories. Love you ❤️ Ms.Helen. Thanks for being you.

I love watching you. I laugh & drink coffee with you. I would love to see a tour of your home & always love it when you are making things for your garden. Thank you Helen for looking so pretty & being your self. You are the joy of my days.

I LOVE AND ADORE YOU, YOU REMIND ME OF MY AUNTIE EM AND RUBY, FROM NORMAN PARK, GA. I FEEL BLESSED TO HAVE FOUND YOUR CHANNEL!

Ms. Helen, I love to listen to your stories! They remind me of the stories my parents used to tell. My daddy was born in 1921 and my mother was born in 1925. Times were very hard back then but my parents said their life was happy for the most part.

There is another channel I watch called Great Depression meals .. with Clara sharing her memories of growing up during the depression . Clara has since passed . This story of your youth reminds me of her .

Black coffee must make you beautiful because you are BEAUTIFUL! And must keep you young! You are so young for your years! In looks and actions! Love your childhood stories and love to watch you cook. you are the best person I have ever seen and love you so much. so much like my own mother when she was here. I am only about 13 years younger than you . You inspire me to be just like you. xoxo ttyl

Your childhood was so much like both my parents childhood. So many people have no idea of Our older generations struggles. Thank you for sharing.

I love the Crazy Daisy Corelle dishes and have a very few pieces. They store so easily and take up such little space, they are hard to chip, and they are made in the USA!!

Hi Miss Helen I've been watching your channel for a few months and really enjoy your vids. You seem like such a sweet and kind soul. a breath of fresh air in these trying times. Love your cooking vids

Helen don't say your videos are not good ...they are awesome!!! I get excited when I see you post a new one!! Thank you!!

I laughed so hard when you would say that about burning house down.🤣🥰❣thank God all is well 😇❣

Helen, have you ever heard that when you break a lamp chimney it means seven years of good luck? Well I never have either but it's high time people started saying that LOL

You are absolutely charming. I loved your story about growing up and you never finished after you talked about going to the ice House I could sit and listen to a whole video full of that fascinating it was a living history I’m a little bit younger than you are I’m 75 my upbringing wasn’t nearly like that but my mother was and she would never talk about it she was embarrassed I don’t know why but she wasPlease think about giving a whole video about it when you grow up I know I would love to hear it and I’m sure other people would be fascinated by it. Sometimes I look at your videos videos and I think what the hell is she trying to do and then it turns out magnificent like the pizza. I hope this goes on forever

My dear Queen of RU-vid, I was about to lose my mind when that news came on. I was checking my computer like crazy. Don't do that again, if you don't mind! Anyway, it leaves me speechless to hear of your childhood. Not that you were dirt poor, I was too, but that you were a happy and loved child through it all. Not all children are so blessed. America is wonderful. Look at you now, Helen. And now my life is blessed, too. Thank you, friend, for sharing your days and memories.

WELL, THE HOLY BIBLE, KJV DOES SAY A MERRY HEART DOETH GOOD LIKE A MEDICINE, SO YOU ARE DEFINITELY RIGHT ABOUT THAT! LAUGHTER IS ALWAYS A GOOD THING! JESUS WOULD WANT US TO BE OF GOOD CHEER! GOD ALMIGHTY BLESS YOU, HELEN!

Mrs. Helen since it is cold outside now you can have a video every Thursday called storytime and cook with me I know I would love hearing more of your stories and learn more of your recipes. Pizza looks amazing I will have to try it I love pizza too

Thank you for ALWAYS warming my heart💝 I’ll be making this for sure!🙋‍♀️🥰

I am so grateful to have stumbled on your channel.. I never had a grandma and my mother was just a horrible human being. I am loving your stories and I love how I feel right at home on your channel.. Thanks you for the coffee😉 Sorry about your lamp😔 I saw in the comments, someone is sending you a new chimney, I hope it fits perfectly 🙏🏼 Keep your stories and recipes coming! God Bless You! 🙏🏼❌♥️❌🙏🏼

I'm Sicilian from New Jersey and normally I go crazy when someone says Mozzarella cheese wrong But ! You are the SWEETEST THING You put such a SMILE 😃 on my face when I heard the way you said Mozzarella I Fell in love with you And I subscribed to your Channel right then and there. I wish you the best of luck. And I see all the people that love you. I will be back.

I really Enjoy your videos. I Love your positive attitude and love for life and love for the Lord. Thankyou for letting us Enjoy life with you through your Videos. I love Birds and the Outdoors too. Enjoying nature really keeps me going especially in times like this. You take care. P S don’t forget that broken glass from your lamp, hope you don’t step on it. God Bless You! 😊

I made your pizza this week and it was really good. I also froze some leftovers. They were really good too. Thank you. 💕🙏🔥💕

I’m new here just bumped into this channel. Love it. She is so cute. Love her stories & thanks for the coffee☕️

Enjoy your pizza, Helen! That looks so yummy. Thanks for sharing your recipe and the memories of your childhood. I love having a visit with you in your kitchen.

Honeychild, your videos are all precious. You can share some of your life's journey with us too( like you did in this video talking about your childhood...its all rich....you feel like an old friend and your videos are all loved.

Ok...whom all so wishes that we were family of Miss marvelous Helen 👍 spoiler alert, me first. Lol

That was the cutest thumbnail picture Ms Helen. 🥰 I hate ur glass chimney fell off ur lamp. I read where someone's sending you another one. Sweet people love Ms Helen!! Still watching this video 💗

I love to listen to your stories. You are so blessed Helen to have had such a wonderful life.

I just love your stories Miss Helen! I used to love listening to my grandma’s stories of growing up. Most people today don’t appreciate what they have. You can still get a replacement glass for your lamp.

Those old coal oil lamps are unbeatable! I have a couple that have been passed down in my family from my grandma. You can still buy new versions of them at a few places but to me they just aren't as special, well made, or as pretty. Every household should have at least one, whether it's an old heirloom or new version, because when bad weather or an ice storm knocks out your power they're the best thing to have! Beats a flashlight or candle any day, they even put out a little heat, cost next to nothing for endless use, and are pretty enough to sit out as decor when not needed. And God knows with just a little care they can be passed on for generations.

oh my Gosh !! Helen I fixed your pizza well I added bell pepper to mine and pepperoni.. and I will never buy a store bought again it was delicious !!! thank you sooooo much for sharing ♡♡♡

My husband and I just found you and you have been a source of joy and delight for us. You're an inspiration! We look forward to seeing your next video.

Oh my goodness that pizza looks wonderful. I love your videos. God bless you

Helen you're one of God's children and that alone makes you special 💚💙

Helen your story reminded me of a book my teacher read us in Grammer school called The Blue Willow.A very good story.I am now in my sixties and I still remember it to this day.

She is so precious. And that crust sounded so crispy and yummy when she sliced it.

OMG I used to have those same Corelle dishes! I think I got them for a wedding present back in 1968. They are indestructible! I finally donated them because I was tired of them. Now I wish I had them back. LOL Your pizza looks so good it's making my mouth water. I'm going to have to make some. I love you and your videos and your conversation.

I'm so enjoying sitting here with my coffee spending time with you.. watching you make pizza. I've never made pizza so i'm going to try this... Hubby and i have been wanting to try to make our own pizza.. I was so sorry about your lamp.. hate it when those things happen.. I so appreciate you doing this for us.. I like pepperoni and sausage onion and bell pepper and mushrooms and black olives... Maybe a little garlic on the crust..Thank you for brining us into your home and sharing your life.. Hugs! deb

You look so pretty in that blue sweater…enjoyed this so much. My husband and I are in COVID recovery quarantine cannot wait to try this when we feel better. Have a blessed day!!

I've taken notes - I'll be back to tell you how it is! So enjoyable to watch you, you are my youtube grandma : )

Thank you for being yourself and for letting your light shine in this world and for teaching others how to do so many things. I love visiting with you through your videos. Have a great day. We love you. Blessings.

I stumbled upon your video and had to watch it, I LOVE pizza as well! I love your enthusiasm and great stories. God bless you 🥰👍🏼💕

Helen , I’m 75 from Appalachian mountains Kentucky . Way up in Daniel Boone country. I lived with grandparents, we didn’t have electric till I was 15 . Kerosene lamps is how we did homework . We grew all our food , butchered , it , canned it , pickled it , dried it , smoked it ! The only thing we bought was flour , sugar , coffee, things we couldn’t grow! Life was a lot of hard work but very satisfying. When we prayed at the end of the day we had a lot to be thankful for! You be blessed and favored always ❤️🙏🏽

Helen, we love you. My Grandmama was born and raised in Newnan, Ga. We lived several years in a small home in a very rural area, without power. We've used those same lamps many times! I'd send you a globe from one of ours if we still had them.

Hi Miss Helen!! I love your smiling and welcoming face and personality!! Love the recipe...BLESSINGS MISS HELEN!

Helen, if you don't like pushing the buggy around walmart, and you aren't able to find what you need, you can go to Walmart.com and order your groceries on there, and you can either pick them up or get them delivered. If you do pick up, you don't even have to get out of the car! Please stay safe ❣️

You made a great pizza, and if I could get self-rising flour I would try it, but where I live in a rural part Philippines we don't have that we only have All-purpose flour, we can get yeast most of the time, I may be able to look on the internet for a substitute for self-rising flour. Look what I found For every 1 cup of self-rising flour you are substituting: 1 cup (4.25 oz, 119 gr) all-purpose flour (plain flour) 1 1/2 tsp (0.3 oz, 7.5 gr) baking powder. 1/4 tsp (0.05 oz, 1 gr) salt. Praise God.

When I was a little girl my grandmother used to tell me how they would use a horse and buggy to go to church down in Greenfield Tennessee. How her mother would wash their clothes on a washing board and how at holiday dinners, the grown folks would sit at the dining room table and the kids would sit at a small kitchen table in the kitchen.

HELLO HELEN,,, LOVE your pizza video,,,glad someone sending you new globe for your lamp,,, good to have if electric out ,,,thank you,,,HOPE SEE YOU SOON,,GOD BLESS ♥️♥️🖐️🖐️

That was so funny about the young man telling you they didn’t have any flour! Thank you so much for sharing you recipe with us! I love your channel!

I love listening to your life stories! It reminds me of my Mom and I miss her terribly!

I enjoyed watching your pizza video and wrote your recipe down and plan to try it out. My husband and I live in Ga and I love hearing your stories about how it was it times past for you. I wish you were my neighbor, I’d bake and make crafts with you in your yard and listen to your stories. Thank you for sharing your life 💕

I love your stories and that pizza looks amazing! Thanks for sharing your life!

Since my daddy passed away I havent heard such a sweet sounding southern draw. I love it and will be watching more videos. My daddy passed from stomach cancer and he talked just the way you do. I miss that man so much. You are a Blessing to me. Thank you for your videos. I want to buy a dvd of you just talking about how you grew up.

Girl, you can absolutely make doughnuts! You can make pizza! And cookies! And resin epoxy sculptures! And hypertufa planters! And mosaics! You can do doughnuts!

I am ssooo glad that I found your Channel ! I now live in NH far away from my Texas family so your ways and even your speech made me feel right at home. Thank you dear !!

What a sweet lady, truly wonderful to watch your yummy pizza recipe. I will be trying it very soon. Thank you for the warm chat, coffee time and inviting us all into your home. God bless.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE HEARING YOUR STORIES!!!! 💕💕💕LOVE💕💕💕

Hello Helen, Thank you for sharing your recipes with us , I love listening to you , it's very relaxing and it feels like I have a friend in my living room when I watch you. Your Pizza look fabulous and I bet it tasted beautiful. I actually had a cup of tea with you while I sat and watched this video . Yes it's so sad that people have to suffer in winter. May God Bless you, you are such a kind , caring and sharing person. Love and hugs xxxxxx

Hey Helen from Ga. I hope you are doing well even better than that 😁. My husband of 51 years & I was up at our little Farm in Blackshear, Ga. He & a couple friends was unloading materials for a pole barn to put his tractor & bobcat under & had a accident and one of our friends had a pole roll over his ankle and dislocated it & broke it . Our place isn’t far from yours. It was cold not too cold & rainy. But the farmers have most of their crops gathered. My husband and Son’s hunt & we always have deer 🦌 meat. My grandkids & I are going to make your pizza with deer burger & Same other ingredients, my grandkids don’t like pepperoni either. Thank you for your child hood stories, they’re always enjoyable and I can relate. You look great as always. Instead of watching the news I watch you. You’re a blessing and great encouragement to everyone who watches your utube video’s, keep up the great work, God bless 🇺🇸🙏💐