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Maurice salad had a lot of shredded iceberg lettuce. That texture is a crucial element to the salad. The pickles were also more shredded. The olives were whole. They usually sold it with popovers. It is a whole experience.

Hello, always love your cooking classes!

That is rare book 😍

Made some adjustments for the sugar, 1/3 cup and corn syrup, used light syrup, 1/2 cup, and made a delicious pie

I was wondering if it was a misprint that unfortunately got copied everywhere, and that it should read 1.5 teaspoonfuls of salt instead of _tablespoonfuls!_ I mean, that's just crazy on the face of it! No point making bread that's too salty to enjoy, not to mention it's bad for your health. I'm sure people's blood pressure was already high during the war, without excessive amounts of salt making it worse.

Have made this a couple of times now using your recipe and it’s delicious!

Thank you so much for showing us how to make this salad. I just picked up the cookbook! I cannot wait to try the recipes and salad dressings in there. So excited!

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😮Gosh it's a shame that they had to knock down the cabins because of safety reasons. Because it's nice to look at all things and imagine people having a nice time and a fun time like you said. The only reason I found this is because I saw a TH-cam short of someone driving through that Daisy town area and then somebody mentioned elkmont so I googled it inside of the TH-cam search bar and came up with this. Thank you for the information. It looks like it was a lovely place I love a stone fences. And that Kevin didn't look that bad in the before shots. Oh well. Honestly they probably just didn't want people using it as a shelter. So many of those cabins look like they were amazing looking inside! Especially the one with the fireplace high up off the ground it looks like it was really huge inside and you're right oh my gosh the view of that River I wonder what the name of the river is. Great video! And I don't say that very much about a lot of videos so, I love you your enthusiasm and how you appreciate everything. Oh yeah I'm sure that water is freezing cold, because I've going into some of those streams in the Smoky mountains brrr cold! It was restored cabins look amazing inside in the Park service really could make money if they could rent those out to people and make them functional. I mean that one that you went inside of where I had the beautiful wood flooring that could accommodate like two families of people. And with the Park service allegedly hurting for funds I'm sure this would bring in money. But maybe they don't have the utilities going in there anymore I don't know. And that cabin with the kitchen and then the porch going right with the view of the woods they probably had a picnic table or table or something so they can eat outside under that porch. And then there was that one cabin that looked like I had a mud room with the sink in it and I imagine that that might have been a room where they could clean fish! I really enjoyed the tour of this place thank you very much for sharing! It's a shame the other little cabins were demolished especially right next to the creek it looked like it would have been so beautiful. I started watching this in the middle of the night and I got tired and watch the rest this morning and when I fell asleep I dreamed that I went to a cabin next to the creek that looked just like one of those in my dream but it was furnished and it was beautiful inside. And I'm 63 years old and I remember when I was a little girl singing that linoleum they were the kind that rolls up and it looks like it's fake carpet. I suspect it was much easier to take care of because a long time ago many people did not have vacuums and they had to take the carpets outside and beat them with wires and brooms so putting this flooring in was much easier cuz it could just be swept up. I remember my aunt purchase a mansion that was from the turn of the century and I think I remember that kind of stuff being in it, it had a lot of stuff in it. And that was interesting about the servants quarters, and just like you mentioned these people had money and basically it was an equivalent of cabins that are like mcmansion cabins. I actually live in Appalachia 2 mi from Berkeley Springs which is a resort town and there is a giant cabin up on the hill from here and it's a log cabin mcmansion! I'm going to subscribe to your channel and I love your positive exuberant attitude which is joyful and it helped get me out of my doldrums.and that tree in the beginning was amazing! You know they forested so many huge trees that were Pine that were like the redwoods did you know that on the east coast? And that tree must have been on their land and that's why it was not cut down, because I can imagine how much lumber they could have got from that tree.

Beautiful ❤it I have liked and subscribed to show support for your channel...Hugs from Scotland thank you for sharing 🤗

I just love your straightforward approach to showcasing the recipe!! I made something similar to this tonight & it was delicious while also vegetarian 😋

Love this!

Great video.

So very sweet and creative. I love working in small space. TFS!

Cut back the salt, it maybe really good.

Over winter it inside I live in western New York my verbena is 30 years old !

Love your story telling and personality 😊. I just got this cookbook and am excited to try it 💗🧝🏻‍♀️

This is why There's no Mrs Columbo....

wow so beautiful and very easy i will make it to my family 🤍

Best soup and Maurice salad

Great video!

Loved this video, and now we will go to Elkmont the next time we go to the smokies.

I just made something similar. I thought I made a mistake when recipe said boil 1 c water and 1 c sugar until sugar is disolved. I poured in 8x11 but it was so much water I thought it was wrong, so I boiled and stirred until it reduced and became thicker. I poured it around the roll and it got crackly as it hit the cinnamon and butter from the rolls. Baked it and the sugar water became like a thick sugar candy between and under the rolls. It still tasted great. I'll try again and pour it in without cooking it down. My recipe called for shredded apples. It was messy and juicy. I was thinking of draining it as much as possible before sprinkling over butter on the dough. Then I would substitute the juice for the water adding water to equal 1 cup if needed. Mine made 7 rolls. This recipe looks delicious as well. I just might try this one first. 😊

I'm going to make these because I'm a notorious carobaholic! I'll use whole wheat pastry flour. Glad you warned me about the meat and organ recipes-- I was looking for the book and it costs a fortune, and I wouldn't want to buy it with a lot of animal products!

Sure did enjoy the video Thanks so much for taking us along

I thoroughly enjoyed your video about painting pictures on to dried teabags. Thanks!

I just bought this cookbook from giant tiger for $7.00 :)

Nice video! Thanks :)

That snug tee is distracting 👀✨

What cute little teabag paintings

Thank you! Your teapot paintings are great!

One of the best memories with my mother, she would take me out to lunch once a month. Horn of the moon had this grilled cheese, tomato and bean sprouts sandwich on the most amazing nutsy earthy homemade bread. Just sitting here a little teary eyed. Loved this place! 💖😉😍💕

I have the Betty Crocker new good and easy cookbook love it. I got my cookbooks free from my Fsther-in -law

I have the New York Times cookbook I have two different ones

I have that hunts tomato one lol

Yes my hubby used to bury people for a living he would bring me flowers homes that were discarded

I have the same one you got

I have that cookbook

I found at my local store regular price chicken legs for $2.97 for a 6 pack I bought 4 packs

I'm finally going to make this today. I miss you guys so much, I hope all is well and you are happy 😊

My frugal, late parents would be glad if someone benefited from their discarded grave decorations. I encountered death for the first time at age three. Many of my loved ones have passed over the years. And I've been am end of life care giver three times. Death is a normal part of life. The person is being birthed into the hereafter. I'd have no problem recycling funeral home discards if I needed that option.

Thank you. What a great job you've done on your home. Very warm and inviting.

Thank you so much for posting this video! I grew up going to Elkmont and staying in a cabin in the summers as a child. Our last summer there was 1992 I believe. I haven’t been back in a long time, makes me sad our cabin is no longer there. Lots of great memories made in that magical place!!

I love that you fixed Molly her own bowl as well 😊

Do you know where I can get a hard copy?????

I don’t buy junk food for my 5 kids, it’s simple they use their allowance for it

I am a tea drinker. I have never thought of painting on the teabag. Loved your calm way of teaching us how to do it. I am not an artist either but I am going to try and do some simple art on a teabag and see how I do. Thanks for showing us simply how it can be done. Yours are so pretty.

Loved the restaurant in the downtown Detroit store! I was just a kid in the 1960s, and such a treat to go there after shopping with Mom. There has never been or ever will be such a magical store, especially at Christmastime.

That was so fun!! ❤❤🎉

the Link is no good. Page Not Found. Emailed the contact to see if they were just moved or deleted. So sad if it was deleted. I love stuff like that.