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@athomewithjenny Год назад

Hey Becky! Just a tip with the skewers, soak them in water for about an hour before putting the meat on and grilling and they don't burn so much ❤️

@1murr2867 Год назад

Just was going to tell her this.

@lindastent-campbell5130 Год назад

I'm wondering if they were presoaked before packaging or something because it's not like becky to not know to do that

@danielintheantipodes6741 Год назад

If you don't soak them first, I am told that they can catch fire when you use them on a griller.

@withhim76 Год назад

Hello Becky I hope all is well with Baby Acre

@andreavisconti1491 Год назад

I was going to say the same too. You can use metal skewers right away but you still have to soak wooden skewers before you use them.

@Leslie-wb8cb Год назад

That shot at 20:01 is perfection. Look at how lined up everything is! Did you ever dream that it would be THAT perfect?? Enjoy it now, before it all moves. ;-) And the landscapers-- this is probably an opus for them. Not many people can handle a garden of this scale and scope. It would be a blessing for their company if you allowed them to have professional photos done when it's in it's glory-- one in mid to late summer and another at fall harvest. Magnificent!!

@jackiegagne2625 Год назад

Q - Have you numbered your raised beds? Just a thought, but if you did, then you can document each of them each year to see their successes over the years. E.G. - 'Bed 1' - have a drawing and sketch out which plants were in it, did it have fabric, soil enhancer etc. You could have a file for each bed and assess as you go.

@esthermalatje1380 Год назад

Hi that is what I had in mind also. Have a sketch of the layout of the garden and the crops in it. Becky, you are so inspiring, and I am always eagerly waiting for the next upload. Remain blessed always.

@coramoan668 Год назад

Great for crop rotation, as well!

@christinebaxter8660 Год назад

Love this idea.

@digsindirt4490 Год назад

Yes! Excel is great for that. It helps keep track of that many of beds.

@DigitHomesteading Год назад

You are gonna have so much to harvest!!! I can't wait! Tip for skewers soak them in water ahead of time so they don't burn on your grill 💚💚💚

@sarahodonnell6957 Год назад

Yes I was going to suggest soaking the skewers too. 💜

@spontaneousun Год назад

As an alternative you can buy stainless steel ones, I have some going on 20 years now and they’re awesome! Mine are flatter so veggies don’t spin on the slickers stainless steel skewers. No need to soak!

@DigitHomesteading Год назад

@@spontaneousun YES i love mine plus I never have to remember to buy them 😂

@annetterose8948 Год назад

We have stainless steel skewers also, love them! Found mine at a thrift shop :)

@DigitHomesteading Год назад

I recently got a knife from my grandmas kitchen when she passed and i love it. Weight it perfect and it's sharp! Sterling home stainless steel is on the side! I will be looking for the set soon

@akuayeboah1 Год назад

That’s a good take on suya. It’s a Ghanaian and Nigerian delicacy. Well done Becky!

@almaremarais2494 Год назад

Thanks for information. I was a bit confused as Becky mentioned in the video it is from South Africa and the link description also says "South African Beef". I'm from South Africa and I know it is not from our region. Will certainly try the recipe this weekend as I love everythimg with peanuts.

@garryowen109 Год назад

I know it from Nigeria. We would buy it from the golf club in Port Harcourt. It is served with chopped onions and tomatoes. We still cook it in Houston. I have never made it with peanut butter, we usually grind up peanuts with ginger, garlic, chilli flakes. It is addict.

@susanparker-heitel702 Год назад

Fairy lights on the trellises are gorgeous

@canmelim Год назад

@Almaré Marais, thanks. I also came to say it's not South African. But West african

@sherri9827 Год назад

@@almaremarais2494 I had to watch it again and unless she edited it, i heard her say West African. and the link says West African.

@kristietaylor719 Год назад

Becky, over on Cog Hill Family Farm they recently used their Harvest Right Freeze Dryer to dry sliced zucchini. Some they left plain, some they sprinkled seasoning on. When they tried them they said the seasoned ones were delicious and could easily replace potato chips as a snack. Just another option for preserving your summer squash this year. Your garden is looking awesome.

@karenfisk6417 Год назад

I have always been task oriented & creative my entire life (nothing like you in my later years). I've learned so much from you & wish that I had real life friends like you ❤. You've motivated me so much in my retirement years. Thanks for sharing your knowledge & experiments with us.

@danielletdg8423 Год назад

I'm only about 10min in, but I wanted to say thank you. Because of watching you and trying different recipes and ideas I am so much more comfortable in the kitchen. My big win was when I made a salad dressing for my husband's lunch. It ended up being the talk of his table, and he loved it! And now I know what to do with my carrots. Thanks for inspiring me. ❤

@oureclecticlife Год назад

We have always loved Becky’s recipes too. They are always a hit 😍

@angieineverettcust2934 Год назад

She gets so excited when she sees her seeds germinate. I love it

@Mama-tea Год назад

Your garden is absolutely spectacular. I for one am so proud of how far you and Josh have come. It’s been an, exciting,emotional & learning experience ❤

@darkroselight3835 Год назад

I'm so excited to see the journey of those trellises. I hope they work out well. My Grandpa use to keep a trellis of roses and it was the most magical thing to lay under when all the blooms were out.

@AuntieD. Год назад

My dad was a rose whisperer. That reminds me of him❤

@anneinstx1969 Год назад

Before I forget to tell you, I was watching a European cook demo-ing various cooking hacks on YT a few days ago and he had a tremendous, easy-peasy, hack for peeling garlic. Since I recall all the angst you and family suffered during your garlic peeling party, I thought you'd want to know. It is simply, put your garlic cloves in a bowl/pot covered with cold water and let sit for 30 minutes. He showed the skins just slide off!! Peeling garlic has always been a huge pain for me too, so was thrilled to see how easy it could be.

@clarioncall8449 Год назад

Thanks for sharing! Can’t wait to try it.

@jayniecharlton4882 Год назад

It was Webspoon. I just saw it today...he is so good

@justcallmesuzzie Год назад

All the work you two have put into this major move and upgrade is really taking shape! It is so amazing to watch your dreams come true on video. You two have earned this for sure! Keep up all this good work.

@countreegirl Год назад

Being in Tennessee, I got a chuckle when you said it was a really hot day at 84, lol. It's always amazing to me how we vary from climate to climate. The kabobs looked good. Just a tip, when you use wooden skewers, if you soak them in water for about 30 minutes before you use them, they won't burn on the grill.

@deannaboyles8597 Год назад

I'm in Mississippi. 84° is cool here.

@randomnielle Год назад

Also giggling in Phoenix AZ 🤭

@jennbasil Год назад

Giggling in Central Texas 😂

@kaycampbell8532 Год назад

I love the southern states but I can't tolerate the extreme heat. The last time I was in Mississippi the actual temperature was 105 degrees and the humidity was unbearable. I don't know how people cope with it!

@heatherl6712 Год назад

Don’t forget she’s filming over a month ago.

@arielathome23 Год назад

I LOVE seeing your smile when you come back into the seed room and state how much you got done! It’s so great to see the progress! Great work!❤

@sandyoklahomatransient8557 Год назад

Becky, I'm glad to see you were able to make arches in your garden. We put one arch up over my tomatoes. This way I could trellis the tomatoes with jute string. When placing the panels up they formed a gothic top, so we left it that way. I then feed solar twinkle lights on the top of the arch. Your dinner look delicious!

@tammymanuel9158 Год назад

I sprout most of my seeds like that but i put them in a small plastic container. They usually sprout in about 3-5 days. Then into small cups and soil till they grow about 3-5 inches. Then into final containers. They do well that way. Your garden is coming along beautifully.

@dawnalowe2687 Год назад

Yay, Becky time!!

@Faye_vr Год назад

Yay!!!!

@kyivstuff Год назад

I love how you called it the “Becky time”! ❤

@Tatas1999 Год назад

I agree with this message! 😂

@genny-genevievemarsh Год назад

Hi Becky just a thought as l watched you peel your carrots. I don’t peel my carrots, l just give them a good wash and scrub with a scrubby and then use them . Saves waste and also nutrients. 😊

@j.miller9700 Год назад

coming along beautifully! How exciting to see this new garden growing and thriving. Josh is a good man!

@planteatenjoy Год назад

Hey Becky! I am so excited to see you trying out one of Africa's dishes. I am from South Africa. You are such an inspiration to me, I have watched all your videos so far and I just enjoy your positivity throughout your videos. I am also a gardener, starting small, but getting there. Hope you have a great day and can't wait for your next video!! ❤

@moniquenicholson9292 Год назад

South African to, I think she must try a braai broodjie on the grill as a side dish for all the grilled goodies she's making

@teresadofredo9908 Год назад

I was told by a dishwasher repairman to never to put knives or pots and pans in the dishwasher. Along with it being bad for the knives and pans it is also bad on the dishwasher. He said that is the number one thing he tells people. They like to sell the dishwasher saying you can do all of that but in reality it is not good for the dishwasher. I was also told by a long term employee at Macy's not to put the pans in the dishwasher and also the number one thing that destroys the pans are cooking at too high a temperature.

@gayehorwood7964 Год назад

So excited for you Becky . I’ve been sofa bound all day with an injured knee . Thank goodness for your videos . I’ve been catching up all day with some of your previous videos . It’s made the day much more enjoyable. Thankyou ❤

@CatherineShoresHMN Год назад

Oh no!! Sending prayers for a quick recovery!!

@MrsBrit1 Год назад

Omg so have i! I think I have a form meniscus. Here's to our speedy recovery. I, for one, am tired of hobbling around! 😂

@MrsBrit1 Год назад

Torn! A torn meniscus.

@gayehorwood7964 Год назад

@@CatherineShoresHMN Thankyou so much ❤

@gayehorwood7964 Год назад

@@MrsBrit1 I hope we do too , it’s ver frustrating ❤

@emilygreene6475 Год назад

First time gardener here. Becky, you gave me the confidence to try. That it was okay to not have a meticulously planned, pruned, and perfectly accessorized garden. And i do not mean that in any negative way whatsoever. Your garden is BEAUTIFUL. I am eternally grateful that bring an outlook of "im just going to try it friends". It resonates so deeply with me that i just love you, despite never meeting you ever. ❤ im from Delaware, so your message is spreading FAR and WIDE! I've been watching for over a year now and I am so happy for you and your family!

@MissBetsyLu Год назад

Im fairly certain Becky and the other experienced gardeners here would agree with me when I say this: we're proud of you! Blessings everyone.

@barbarasumper5985 Год назад

It looks delicious! It's really a joy to watch you cook, Becky. If you want to flavour your rice just a little bit without much effort, you could add 3-4 Cardamom pods while cooking it in the instant pot. I find that it works wonderfully with all kinds of currys and spicy dishes. ☺

@thewhitehorsefarm Год назад

Or a bay leaf!

@artzology Год назад

Your garden looks so wonderful! Great job! 🎉

@LKCummingsJJ Год назад

panel goes on the other side the posts for support

@christawright2685 Год назад

Becky, it's time break out the shorts and tees too hot for dark colors, long sleeves and layers, girl your gonna have heat stroke! Lots of ice cold water too!!!! Your garden is amazing you inspire me! I love the woven weed fabric too I think it gives a garden such a neat look!

@vickieking5831 Год назад

Oh my goodness! That garden and the area around it is so beautiful. Nice and neat. Just gorgeous. I can imagine how lovely it's going to look this summer with all the veggies coming on. Fantastic job, Becky!

@sharonterry9699 Год назад

Hey Becky, I’ve been enjoying your show for the last few months, so encouraging! Just a little tip, when you are making skewers soak them in water for a few minutes and they won’t burn. I look forward to seeing your beautiful garden grow!😁

@tammyr2966 Год назад

Wow! Your garden looks amazing! You and Josh do amazing work together! Absolutely love the meal you made! Looks delicious!

@BigRedNavyChick Год назад

Hello lovely lady! :D Today, I spent my day making several different batches of cookies for my handsome husband and I to celebrate our 32nd anniversary with. This was thanks to you, Becky@AcreHomestead, and your oatmeal chocolate chip recipe. I used it to make a two batches of oatmeal chocolate chip cookies. Then I added some pecans to make the next couple of batches. After that I added some raisins for another two batches. Then I added some cranberries to make the final two batches that we'll be enjoying over the next week. :D I really appreciate your channel and how much joy you bring to each meal you prep. It has given me an appreciation for cooking and baking that we are grateful for. No more fast food for us, just homemade meals, since I started watching your channel. Thank you for being your fabulous self! :D God bless you and your wonderful family. Have an awesome day my fabulous friend! :D

@myrnaloy3731 Год назад

Becky, consider getting a Dramm Rain Wand for your watering chores with your hose. I work in a Nursery and Garden Center and this is what we use to water our greenhouse plants, perennials and shrubs. I think you’ll really love it!

@shamancarmichael5305 Год назад

The garden is looking amazing! Using that little torch to make the holes was genius, so much easier than the bigger weed burner, and the smaller holes leaves less room for weeds! Dinner looks delicious as well, what a successful day! 👍

@Patricia-np1yv Год назад

Sweetpeas flowers climb and is a permanent plant..and little flowers on it..here in mich thay grow over and a purple flowers

@lauriedrake Год назад

Hi Becky! I have a few comments re the landscape fabric. I have several semi-raised beds (1 foot high, 6'x12') that were installed by the former homeowner. I've been using the fabric for 3 yrs, and like you I appreciate the fact it cuts the weeds down. We live in a very windy, grassy area so the grass, nettles and dandelion pollen is constantly flying around. I have learned that when I don't have plants growing in the burned holes, I NEED to cover the holes with something, it only takes a week or so for weeds to go nuts. The other problem I have is that I have to keep the fabric very clean. I can't even leave a small clod of dirt on top as the weeds will germinate in the dirt and grow roots down through the fabric into the soil below. I had weeds growing within a week of the snow melting on the fabric on the beds. It's a pain, yes, but imagine what it would be if I didn't have the fabric on it!!!

@toluasaolu Год назад

Suya is West African and very popular street food in the region. Onions are always eaten with the meat so you were on to something. You paired it well. Rice, a coleslaw and Suya. You have a lovely garden and you have inspired me to think more about where my food is coming from. I have also started planting on my balcony because I live in an apartment in a city. Hopefully, I get my own land do some serious gardening. I love your content. Love from Nigeria

@amyrivers4093 Год назад

I love how you also watch chef John. I'm so excited about your garden. I've learnt so much from you.

@mariaryan8519 Год назад

I have spuds , garlic and much more planted this year because I love how you teach , ur always consistent nd have so much love for what you do . Thanks Becky .

@clschaan Год назад

I cant believe how much you have accomplished in the garden, it really is spectacular

@lyndakowalke8858 Год назад

Becky, when you want to germinate seeds such as Pumpkin, squash etc, you can nick the little pointed bit very gently. This nick starts the germination a lot better and faster. I also left them on a water soaked paper towel in a sprouting box with the lid on. No germination failures this way.👍🏻😘

@catherineairadion5275 Год назад

Suya is a West African street food delicacy. You should try it with Chef John's Jollof rice recipe. Yum!

@ColleenH38 Год назад

I have wanted to tell you that you shouldn't put your sharp knives or any wooden utensils in the dishwasher but some people get offended when given suggestions like that. LOL. Also, I think the reason your Dutch whisk broke because of being put in the dishwasher. Your garden is looking spectacular! I hope you have a very successful season after all the hard work and money you and Josh have put into it.

@janhardginski990 Год назад

My brother had a small fire in the dishwasher- a wooden spoon started on fire!

@cathyeldredge2584 Год назад

Quick tip, if you soak your skewers in water, they won’t burn on the grill. Looks delicious! Love the gardens too, they are looking so good.

@claudiadogan-coles8519 Год назад

Ugh chef John is the GOAT!!! He was the first person I ever watched on RU-vid and got me to start cooking 🥹🤗

@satine2009 Год назад

Love the arches, Becky! Can't wait to see beautiful greens grow on them! Also, as a French person, hearing you trying to pronounce "Délice de la table" was very cute haha

@sparkygrl8557 Год назад

I bought the Nakano knife from your link and got it today!Best knife i ever used!I got the chefs one and it sliced lemon paper thin and a soft tomato perfect!!Love it!Threw out all my other crappy ones.

@1RodeoMom Год назад

I was so happy to see you handwashing your knives. Also like your danish spoon to mix dough the dishwasher will dry out the glue that holds the metal to the wood. You may want to hand wash that as well. Your recipe sounds delish! Look at your sweet meat pumpkin seeds Yay! Your garden is coming to fruition of your dreams. It looks wonderful! We are putting the landscaping on the raised bed we just built because of you. 😊😊 This week it will feel definitely like summer here in TX forecasted for 99 degree days with humidity. Someone may have already noticed and mentioned the seed under your dishwasher from the view you showed or you may have noticed in editing. Dinner sounded like it turned out.

@kathrynmauro8673 Год назад

Your garden is absolutely gorgeous. I would love ❤️ to have a garden similar to yours. I loved my garden in CA. It had sixty-two dwarf and semi-dwarf organic fruit trees. Early, mid-season, and late producers. My three figs gave us at least two crops per tree. I had an herb area, berry, and grape 🍇 vines. I had four 8' X 4' garden boxes and a ten thousand square foot organic in ground garden. I really enjoyed it. My daughters ate from the yard and were fortunate to have a wonderful source of produce. We had food from our yard ten months out of the year. Now that we live in Central Texas, I'm starting over. The ground is limestone rock, so inground planting is not very easy. Seeing your set-up has given me more enthusiasm to go forward and grow an edible yard once again. Thank you for your videos. I totally enjoy them.

@maryjoegrant3540 Год назад

When we do kabobs we use foil wrapped bricks to suspend them over the grill rack. No sticking and great cooking.

@nancysadewater964 Год назад

Great job Becky and Josh building the trellis'.

@shirleybenson4368 Год назад

Only reason to hurry the summer a little is to see your garden all fill out with crops!🌻

@kimgapeach Год назад

These is most definitely a dream garden! I absolutely love it and wish i had one like that. If i did i would most definitely garden more. So happy for you and cant wait to see all the harvest you get from it. You are also lucky to have a grow room like you do too.

@teresaangel2529 Год назад

I just have to tell you how beautiful your garden is! When you first moved there and talked about what your garden would look like, I couldn't visualize it, but I have to say it is beyond beautiful that anything I could imagine. Love seeing you enjoying it so much. 🙂

@mariezafonte6473 Год назад

The garden looks so beautiful with the arches and panels. And the deer fence too. I see you got a new hat and gave Josh his hat back. The kabobs look delicious.

@teresaryan4956 Год назад

Love how often you put your videos up. Thank you.

@TheLjamal Год назад

iI was born and raised in Africa but i live in Sweden now, i make suya always either with meat, chicken or fish, and you can make it in the oven too if you don't feel like grilling. Your garden looks beautiful and all your's and your husband's hard work is showing🤩 Ty for sharing, God bless your family❤❤❤❤❤❤

@beckyryan407 Год назад

Zucchini I love year around. I grate and put in baggies at 2 cups per bag for Zucchini bread and freeze, take it out and thaw using Zucchini liquid and all for making bread. I'm going to try dehydrate some this year to see how it sliced up comes out. Freezing Zucchini and yellow squash sliced is great. Zucchini and yellow squash also with tomatoes minced garlic and onions baked with cheese sprinkled over it and baked.

@lindamickel8545 Год назад

Everything looks great. May I suggest soaking your wooden skewers 5-10 minutes before using-they won’t burn.

@Familyhavenhomestead Год назад

Painted pony bush beans are fantastic. I planted them for the first time this season.

@lizcrawford6626 Год назад

The garden is coming along and looks amazing! Can't wait to see your garden when it's in full bloom. And your dinner looked delicious!

@besties_roblox1927 Год назад

Becky, you are going to love the weed barrier. I love it in my garden. Really reduces the weeding you will have to do. Keeps plants holding water better also. Can’t wait to see your garden grow.

@lynneb.2357 Год назад

Becky, you will love the cucumbers on the trellis, last year ours was prolific. We also set up 4 panels side by side for our blackberries. So full, it is always walking and picking in the shade of the tied down branches.

@lbelle2w87 11 месяцев назад

I absolutely love your show. I can’t even explain why but it helps me calm down and thank you and your husband for supporting your venture. ❤

@randibarton335 Год назад

Becky, I would love a video on how you preserve your summer squash and Zucchini. The abundance can get overwhelming quickly.

@shorttermrentalafrica460 Год назад

Well done for trying Suya. I love how adventurous you are

@lrogers8881 Год назад

Wonderful tip….if you soak your wood skewer it won’t burn on the bbq. Love watching your channel and can’t wait for the next vid. Thank you for your inspiration. ❤

@malikacc6287 Год назад

The garden is coming together beautifully, Becky.. I'm vicariously living through you for now.. It will be another year and half before we make our big move.

@helenmcclellan452 Год назад

Excited to see how your veggies grow on the arches. Hopefully you won't have a spider web issue like I do. We have way too many spiders in our yard that I have to use a stick when I walk around my garden...😂. God luck!

@jennycakess2840 Год назад

I have to use a stick too! I never go in my garden without one😁

@MissBetsyLu Год назад

Lol. That would gross me out. Blessings to everyone.

@Ninten_Dani Год назад

Hi Becky, I'm a semi new subscriber. I just wanted to comment to let you know how wonderful you are! Not only are your videos incredible but your garden is inspiring and your personality is heartwarming. You just seem like such a bright spirit and you are just the sweetest person! You are a role model for many and I hope you know you're doing amazing!

@nicolephillips9991 Год назад

I have arches for the first time this year too. I did a little happy dance when we got them up!

@inspiredartist4life-marcia777 Год назад

I’m not crying…😂😂😂 you are! 😂😂😂 ok I forgot the title and got all teary when you said “I have always wanted to have These trellises in my garden” Me: “SAME!!” Hahaha Becky, I am so happy for you and so excited that I can see my future ahead through the lens of your camera. I won’t lie that I also cried when you harvested a beautiful pumpkin at the old homestead. 😂😂😂 So exciting to grow and preserve.

@sarahall-kapp9141 Год назад

Hi Becky just a note always good to soak your skewers in water that way they wont burn on the grill! Garden looks beautiful, good job!

@melysaanne Год назад

I was so glad to see a new video out just as my dinner was ready. I get to sit down and enjoy my dinner and Becky's dinner! Becky, I don't EVER peel my carrots... just a thorough wash. There's so many vitamins and goodness in the peel! You should try it! Love your channel!!

@raenelb.68 Год назад

Next time you do wood skewers you should soak them for a few hours so thay don't burn on the bbq or leave wood splinters in the food. I learned that trick from a local bbq restaurant.

@carolrobb6400 Год назад

Love that you share your cooking & gardening with us all. I am from South Africa so seeing you enjoy your South African dish with your husband made me very happy. I now live in Richmond, VA. Thanks Becky!

@catherinecornelius120 Год назад

Everyone needs a Josh in their garden. 🙂

@maureenhargrave3568 Год назад

I looked up Wikipedia for definition of this. Short version is “ Suya or tsire is traditional smoked spiced meat skewer which originates in Hausa Land, Northern Nigeria, and is a popular food item across West Africa. Suya (also pronounced Soya) is a large part of Hausa culture and food and is traditionally prepared and made by Hausa men, thus called 'Mai nama' (not women).”. Peanuts or what they refer as ground nuts is a big crop raised in this area and used in local foods. Having lived there for a few years our family learned to incorporate peanut butter in many dishes like groundnut stew with chicken and coconut milk. A bit of peanut butter in any beef stew enriches that dish.

@carolledger8047 Год назад

Wow! I love that idea! Now if you plant climbing strawberries or a type of climbing beautiful flower's it would be so beautiful in bloom.😊

@janamerican 10 месяцев назад

Tee hee hee! Love the outfit for gardening! Hat and apron! You are so fun to watch!

@robertmaylock9532 Год назад

Seed germination rates depend on how well you prepare your soil and then scrupulously following the directions. Look again at how you proceeded last time and maybe it will work better for you next time. Seed storage also affects germination rates.

@loonyrun Год назад

I love Chef John! He has some of the best recipe videos and I have replicated quite a few.

@susieqb9327 Год назад

He has really good soup recipes too!

@christinewilcox7080 Год назад

Good recipes and GREAT humor 😊

@leahness3588 Год назад

Chef John ROCKS!!! THE Kneady homesteader has been sprouting her seeds like that for years. ❤

@kh-sp1sm Год назад

What's his channel

@heatherl6712 Год назад

Food Wishes

@sheilagibson982 10 месяцев назад

The garden looks fabulous!

@tracyreaume6451 Год назад

Becky, you should soak your bamboo skewers in water for a while before putting on grill so they don't burn!

@marthalorden8498 Год назад

Loving your energy. Great recipe! The visual quality of your videos is super! (Have you considered using a mic to conquer the echo created in your open concept kitchen? ) Your voice overs are so soothing. I learn so much from you. Enjoy your dinner!

@facesbyjoanne Год назад

Not even through this video and SO PROUD of you Becky! Look at what you have accomplished ..love love love the garden, the fencing and the trellises!! Josh is the quiet superstar in the background ..but we appreciate you Josh!! Sending you love and light for much continued success!! 😍

@robinjohnston8180 Год назад

I started two summer squash and cucumbers as well as peas yesterday. They are in plastic containers with water.

@lorrainew6404 Год назад

Always trying new recipes, you inspire creativity in us all!

@kezru1581 Год назад

Wow Becky, the garden and pots are looking so beautiful! I'm very excited for you!! All the hard work is paying off. 👩‍🌾🐔🌽🍅🫑🥕🥒🥬🥦

@annpulley6985 Год назад

Becky, super excited for your new beautiful garden!! We have a bigger garden this year too me and my grand Littles absolutely enjoy digging and playing in the garden and watching our hardwork and mother nature grow our family veggies and fruit and herbs

@grannynoraswihart8565 Год назад

Becky, you made me a believer I never thought I’d like peanut butter on beef but I’m gonna give that recipe a try oh yummy now my husband hates carrots so he probably wouldn’t eat the salad but I’m still making it. Thank you for all you do.

@elisehamilton7878 Год назад

The home and gardens reminds me of back in da day mansions with beautiful flowers all arranged with a thoughtful mind. ❤

@tanasarahdesign3781 Год назад

I use a cattle panel between my beds too. I plant cucumbers on one side and buttercup squash on the other. Sometimes the squash needs a little sling for support if they get too heavy, but it works well.

@wts7273 Год назад

Becky this is divine timing because I’ve been really inspired by African dishes lately! - I’ve been wanting to plan an African feast dinner party for my family! This looks absolutely delicious and I can’t wait to try it. I would absolutely LOVE to watch you make Jollof rice. I’ve watched so many videos, it’s definitely a process and a labour of love, but would love to see you make it! Jollof rice videos just make my mouth water lol Becky you are just cute as a button out there in your garden. Love to see you so happy. Sending you so much love!

@tammyr2966 Год назад

I found an African cookbook at the thrift store that has amazing recipes in it!

@everydayadam1 Год назад

Every time I see your garden, I just imagine the joy you must be feeling - it is absolutely amazing! You all have just done an amazing job with your design and implementation. Bravo! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Thank you for sharing your garden with us!💚

@smlfri2002 Год назад

now I know why I woke up at 5.30am here in Brisbane Australia.... a new Becky video to see :) have an amazing day everyone

@aew6645 Год назад

Me too!

@lanichapman9995 6 месяцев назад

Just as a suggestion, if you put your pile of skewers a little ways away from your product and use one skewer to pull away one skewer out of the pile, When you are all done and did not use all the skewers they are clean and you can put them away without having to throw them away because they are not contaminated. Love your videos!! 😃😀

@kristinbray6453 Год назад

The Suya looks delicious!!! Thank you Josh for putting the hog and cattle panels up for Becky. Since you had a hard time with corn, could you try to sprout the corn in a damp paper towels like the melon or squash in today's vlog. Thank you for sharing your wonderful recipes, hauls and gardening vlogs with us. You're truly blessed Becky. Have a blessed and beautiful day friend.

@Utriedit215 Год назад

Wow such a sweet heartfelt comment 👍🏾

@stanleygallman7800 Год назад

Hello our far away neighbors. Becky after following the channel for a little while now I would like to think that I have been able to recognize something very special about many of the channels that I have chosen to subscribe to and I believe that maybe I've picked another very good channel and when I say good I'm talking about Million plus subscribers good, and although your channel is not quite there yet I hope that you realize, and believe that you have exactly what it will take to get your channel over the million threshold. So keep doing what you are doing. You have a wonderful channel and beautiful very supportive family 💗🙏 Extraordinary you are!

@capridovonrenislam4128 Год назад

Hi Becky, for the rice you can put a pinch of salt and oil to it, It's wonderful and not so dry yet still fluffy. You will be inundated with veggies this year, you are going to have so much to harvest, I can't wait to see that garden explode girl. Edit: I would love for you to place some solar lights on the four corners of the beds, maybe two at a time since it can be sorta expensive and string lights along the arches, can you imagine the magic in the evenings summer nights? Most of them are waterproof, some are better that others so read the reviews first.