Hobo Skillet Meal - Good Food for Hard Times - Easy 1 Pot Dinner - The Hillbilly Kitchen
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- This chicken Hobo Meal is good simple eating. It will fill you up and satisfy your tastebuds without emptying your wallet. It is a good way to stretch your money and put dinner on the table fast with what you have in the kitchen. Shop sales, pinch your pennies and we'll get through this like our grandmothers did.
PS 124:8 Our help is in the name of the LORD, who made heaven and earth.
Put God First!!!
Ingredients per Person:
3 to 8 ounces of Chicken or other meat
1 Potato
1 or 2 Carrots
1/4 Onion
1 to 2 tablespoons Butter or other fat
Salt & pepper to taste
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Thank you all so much for being here this afternoon. We will get through this together with God's help. Lend a hand when you can and ask when you need help. Put God First!!!
Amen, my sister in Christ Jesus, amen!
Good evening Ms Becky 😊❤ always happy to see you. How is Dad doing?
Thank you for sharing. Keeping you and your family in my prayers as always.
How is Alex doing? 😊😊
@@TheHillbillyKitchen God is always first in this house always
will be. GOD BLESS all on this site. Giving God all the praise and glory. Amen
Hey Ms Becky did y'all find out is Alex having a boy or a girl? So excited for y'all 😊❤
Me and my son's need prayer. A financial miracle would be great. My oldest has too much pressure to provide.
Amen. I'm praying for our nation.
Everyday ❤️
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Amen
My grandparents during the depression were known for giving meals to hobos. The hobos carved signs in trees along the railroad leading to their house that said they would give food. I would see those signs even in the 60's walking in the woods.
You know I forgot about those days.
They did beautiful art work ( out of carved wood.
Antique dealers love them.
It’s in high demand today !
Wow that’s a blast from the past !
How nice that your grandparents showed such kindness to others.
That’s something to be proud of.
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I find it hilarious that I have found the recipes I have been eating since a kid in the 70's and they're on the Hillbilly Kitchen Thanks from Canada
Same for me. So many of the things I grew up eating and cooking, are on Becky's programs. I was making some of these meals and desserts before Becky was born.❤😊
Put God first❣️
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God bless you ❤
He always puts us first!
Thanks for this recipe, Becky. My grandmother lived in St. Paul from the 1930s during the Depression, until the 1980s. Her house was just up the hill from the railroad tracks. Every once in a while, a man would come up from the trains and offer to do work for her, for a meal. She wouldn't have them do work for her, but she'd sit them on the back porch while she'd go up into her kitchen and make them a sandwich, cut them a piece of whatever dessert she had in the house, and give them a glass of milk. They'd sit out on the porch and eat, and they were grateful. She also had beautiful gardens. Don't know if anything was ever taken from them, but I don't suppose she would have minded that much if it had happened. Times were hard back then, and she had enough for herself and her family.
My Scottish granny called this Kitchen Sink because you can add anything except the kitchen sink.
Now I'm an elderly widow on my own I'll make enough to last several days. Have it fresh on day one. Add something else to slightly change the flavour for day 2 and any left goes the freezer for another time
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AMEN 🙏
Becky, your recipes always bring back memories for me. Most of your recipes i was making before you were born. It's good to remember those days, learning from 2 grandmothers i still make most of these foods, especially if I'm feeling kind of bad, physically or emotionally. I really appreciate your channel. Don't ever quit talking about Jesus ❤
Thank you Ms Becky. Amen. Praying for our nation. Would appreciate prayers for my family financially
This reminded me so much of my Mom and my Little Grandma. They told stories of the Depression and since they were farm folk they had many people ask for any type of food. Lots of times they would work for a bit, they were grateful. My Little Grandma never turned anyone away. They got something! Farm food is what I grew up on. Meat, potatoes, vegetables, salad and usually some sliced bread. Much smaller portions than today is so true. And we were expected to be quiet and eat! Ha! We were a big family and if you talked it had to be nice. I was a reader so I was always sneaking a book to hide but always got found out! We were always trying to make each other laugh or get a sibling mad! Ha! That could eventually get you sent away from the dinner table! Love the memories, hope you have another book coming out, I enjoy yours immensely I got quite some time ago. God Bless Miss Becky. Thank you. ♥️🇺🇸
They always cooked something extra for guests. You never left hungry, even if you weren't when you arrived! Mine were just the same! 🙏🏼❤️
I remember feeding the hobos...we lived close to rail tracks in small town in 1940 n they would cone to house n adk for food...mother would feed them in our screened back porch
.they were always polite n we wished them well om their journey
This reminds me of my moms rabbit stew,,the same
ingredients. Dad got the rabbits (2) mom browned the meat in flour with the onions and boiled the carrots, then added them and potatoes,, cook them until the tatters was done. Salt and pepper where the only spices she added. Sometimes there where green beans, sometimes she would cook up a batch of greens to go with it. Add anything you want to. It would be enough for 6 people.
My son raised a pen of rabbits this year for FFA and I was just looking for recipes! This sounds good thank you!
Simple ‘real’ food, a hilarious chicken on the counter! and closing with a comforting verse from God’s word. Thank you so much for this video.
I ❤ Counter Chicken
I like the cute chicken
I missed it live 😮. Thank you Becky for sharing God’s promises from his word. I’m not worried because I know the Lord Is in control. God Bless and Alex too ❤✝️
Hello to everyone from Texas, God bless everyone 🙏 ❤❤
Howdy Texas! God bless you ❤🙂
Made this years ago for my kids who are grown now in their 50's and 60's. Their kids make these for their kids they love them they like putting the vegetables they like on their tin foil. I made them with hambuger patties. I seasoned them with what they liked. Marked then with marker so they would get the ones they helped make I cooked them in tin foil in the oven we had these many times for supper my son ate two of the tin foil packets. he was a big eater. We worked together and had fun. They would always say taste mine, mom. Like It was a different and special one.
That is what my family did. This was something we made while camping. We used the ground beef patties, as well. Potatoes, onion, mushrooms, etc were added. So simple, but so delicious.
I turned it into a casserole with ground beef that I make regularly. I toss in whatever veggies I have on hand.
We make foil packs for the grill all the time. We use potatoes, onions, zucchini and yellow squash. For meat we use kabasa
How long do the individual foil packets cook on the grill? Thank you
@@kathiwebb2030 normal 10 to 15 minutes a side based on how thick they are. All the vegetables are sliced thin
My parents did this in foil packets over the fire with ground beef patties. I loved them, so I now make it in a casserole form with ground beef. Delicious.
😊❤ Hello Becky God Bless You And Your Family And Every One On Here ❤😊
Howdy! Thank you so much and God bless you🙂❤
Thank you.I’m just on here. God bless you too.
I eat basic food every day. I call it country cooking. This looks delicious!!
Amen! God bless you❤🙂
Hello Miss Becky nice seeing you. One of my favorite verses from the Bible is Philippians 4:3 I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. God Bless you and your entire family. Your sister in Christ.
Love your way of adding lemon & honey to chicken! It is SO delicious! I just gave your cookbook to a young lady who I'm getting to know at church. She has three kids who run to me for hugs every time they see me. Her husband just got a really good job, and I just feel God has blessed me to put this beautiful family into my life!🥰
During the depression, when men were travelling from farm to farm, they would carve on a tree or whatever was there, in front of the farmhouse. They would carve symbols representing how they were treated. For example a pie 🥧 if you were fed good. An axe 🪓 if there was work available, even symbols if they were poorly treated to warn others to stay away. When I learned this I was fascinated.
Thank you Becky, love your videos. Love from B.C. Canada 🇨🇦 ♥️🙏🏻 Bless you.
I made Knorr garlic and herb tonight, it's a good side. I love using Yukon gold potatoes though, they are easier to cook. And usually, the baby carrots are not expensive. I just have what I have right now. Thank you for the verse, I will memorize it. I have two verses memorized. Philippian's 4: 13, and Psalm whatever: "Be still and know I am God." I'm reading through Psalms right now in the women's ministry I'm in. Get YouVersion app on your phone. You can read and listen at the same time.
Hi Becky from Long Island N.Y.
I love your recipe's and watching you cook!! Times are so stressful and hard right now in our country!!! Thank you so much, your a real blessing!!! Good bless you and your family!!❤
Hello everyone from Oklahoma 😊👍❤️🙏 and God bless you all 🙏🙏🙏 and God bless you Becky and your family 💗🙏🙏🙏😊
His blessings back to you also! Hugs from Buffalo, New York! 🙏🏼❤️🦬
Hello from California. His blessings are from everlasting to everlasting. Blessings to you..✨💖🙏🏼✨
And God bless you too, from north central Washington.
This looks yummy, Becky! My Mama would do foil packets with a hamburger patty, potato, carrot and onion and cook it in the oven. She called it Frontier Dinners
Thank you so much for sharing not only your recipes, but the word of God.
Becky My Daddy taught me how to make this When I was about 13, And This was back in the early 70’s. My father was born in 1922. And We lived in the city. But our whole big fenced in backyard my parents raised a beautiful garden every year. But when they divorced I went with my Father. And I will never forget fixing this In the oven and crockpot. And making homemade biscuits were delicious dipped in the juice this meal makes.
I am now in my 60’s and I have never seen this made on top of a stove. And I am so hungry right now. And I do think I’m gonna have to get up and go make me some… Thank you so much for sharing your recipe with us!!! Praying for Alex and Your Grandson ❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 from Denham Springs, Louisiana .
Thanks for all the good recipes and Gods word,bless you❤
My grandfather worked for the railroad. Somehow, word got around the hobo community that people were welcome to join the family for a meal. It was a regular thing to have guests for dinner and my grandmother always prepared extra just for that purpose.
Yummy! I make this same meal but with hamburger. Also I add peas. This meal looks delicious. I'm gonna make it with chicken next time.
This looks like something, Ms. Becky, I’d make in my crockpot! I cheated Sunday afternoon, since, it was a bit cool from where it had rained, I made something,I hadn’t had in awhile, which was, especially, salmon patties and, potato cakes with butter beans and, baked them in the oven and, I had enough leftovers to get me through most of the week and, thank God this way, I didn’t have to stand so, long, course, I have central air to so, that helped. God bless! 25:11
Amazing meal dont always have to be fancy to be wonderful
I agree lol. Thank you for watching 🙂 and God bless you ❤
Thank you Becky. I made this with a veggie version of chicken and it is a delicious, easy to make dish
I live in the surburban area outside Philadelphia and have three hens as pets and they provide😊 me with eggs everyday.
God bless you and thank you for all your great recipes and bits of wisdom
Hi all. I know you went through Jasper national park on your Alaska trip. Well Jasper has such a wild fire and burnt three thirds of Jasper. We need your prayers
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Oh, dear. 😢 So sorry. 💔🙏💔
Three thirds? That equals one
@@medicbabe2ID I meant one third
I use a chicken fryer size cast iron pan to keep from having to clean stove top from splatters and ingredients going over the edge.
I love your put God first sign! ❤ The food looks delicious!
Looks really delicious. I'm a big fan of one pot/pan meals. Thanks for sharing and god bless.
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY sister and Praise the Lord and thank you for sharing
Howdy Syracuse NY! Thank you for watching 🙂 and God bless you ❤
@@TheHillbillyKitchen Thank you sister and GOD BLESS you and your family and I been enjoying your videos and adventures
We make something like this. With bacon,hamburger patty,onion,and carrots and potatoes. We made it at home or camping
Hello from Minnesota. Thank you for all of your recipes!
Howdy Minnesota! Thank you and God bless you❤
God Bless you Becky! ❤🙏🏼♥️
I cook like this now. My husband and I have been together for 3 years. He loves my cooking. I make it stretch. Thank you for your recipes.
My grandpa was a hobo. He left home at 13 years old during the Great Depression, he said he was one less mouth for his mom to feed. He ended up in the San Joaquin Valley and he and my grandma farmed 20 acres. He was the best grandpa you could ask for.
Love ur recipes here in alabama. I make your 100 year old hamburger casserole a lot. Husband loves it! Blessings to you!
Me too!
✍Hello... I've not watched in a while cause I've been really sick. 3 months ago I had 2 Bladder Cancer surgeries, 2 days later a Heart Attack and the a Heart Cath and was in ICU cause a team of doctors couldn't stabilise my BP and due to all of my serious blockages and my age 79 and my health issues I'm not a good candidate for open heart surgery. I know that I'm only here because the Lord is with me. When I was still working I'd repeat Psalm 118:24...this is the day the Lord has made Let us rejoice and be glad. Recently I read a wonderful post... When life is more than you think you can handle Remember my lifeguard Walks on Water 🙏 Amen † Enjoyed the video. Good Night😴 God Bless LuvYa! Bye from your digital pen pal from Ohio 🌹
How are you doing Becky? Haven’t seen you in a while. Have missed your cooking. We love you. Are you thinking about going back to Alaska again anytime soon and we keep God first.
You’re an amazing lady. Thank you for sharing all these wonderful recipes. You’re a picture of a proper southern lady.
My husband from rural Louisiana told me of a neighbor who would make a trail of chicken feed so his neighbor's chickens would come under his house. He had a floorboard he would lift up and snatch that chicken.
My mom made these for us growing up. I loved them
Thank you for watching 🙂 and God bless you ❤
I remember these type of ushers my mother made them there was 10 of use she had to stretch a meal I loved them I still eat there today but when I moved here closer to my brother he made it and called it Lucky pot your lucky if u get any 😂😂 but I use Misses Dash seasoning to monitor my blood pressure and loved it we would have it with a skillet of corn bread or biscuits yummy love you videos ❤
Good afternoon & God bless 🙏🥰🙏
Good afternoon and God bless you too 🙂❤
Miss Becky, I love this recipe. My grandma made this on cookouts when I was 7-11. She rearly made it the same. She always added something different.
She made a gravy and dutchoven bisquets. Man I miss those days!
I love watching you cook. I always learn something since i didnt grow up with grandparents.
Love the stuffed chicken 🤤 so 🥰
Thank you for watching 🙂 and God bless you ❤
Hey beautiful lady! How are you this beautiful summer day? God bless you and yours! 🙏🏼❤️💐
I am doing wonderful, and I pray you are doing the same. God bless you❤
@TheHillbillyKitchen Thank you, it's been a difficult year, lots of family loss, my Momma and other close family. But. she prepared me for hard times by teaching me to lean on God through the valleys. I know that you understand. We pray until the sun shines again! Praying for a healthy pregnancy, delivery, and long blessed life for your expected grandbaby! So happy to hear that you have more love on the way! Family is everything! 🙏🏼❤🌞
I'm a chef, and I must say that this is a great idea! God bless us all in these end days!
You’re absolutely right never thought I’d see you today. I would have to go to a Food Bank, but I’ve had to in a recent past.
Thank you for sharing your expertise in the struggle meal department. I know there are many people searching for exactly these types of meals to help make ends meet.
One of my favorite cheap meals is lentil and rice casserole. It is cheap, easy filling and delicious.
My mother and father lived close to a railroad track and during the depression they were besieged by hobos. My mother hated to think of a man going hungry and one day she had nothing in the house to spare except a few doughnuts that my father had managed to purchase. We didn't have doughnuts very often so it was a very special treat for us to have them but because my mother had nothing else to give, when a hobo showed up at her door one day she gave him about six doughnuts.
She went back in the house and was watching him through a window and she saw him get out to the street and just throw all the doughnuts into a ditch. She knew that her children would have LOVED those doughnuts and that man just wasted them. She couldn't understand why he didn't simply tell her that he didn't like doughnuts or he had been given a lot of them recently and didn't want any more and she couldn't understand why he took them and just threw them away. I don't think she ever gave any food to any hobo after that day!
I think you are absolutely correct that hobos often used chicken in their soup or stew because it was relatively easy for them to steal a chicken and also they could use the entire chicken in just two or three meals. I don't know what they would have done if they had stolen a pig! Besides the mess of butchering the hog they would have been left with a lot of meat that they couldn't use! This hobo stew actually looks really good.
It's funny when I was a kid ground beef was cheaper than chicken. We never stole food, though.
I got married in 1964. I remember during the time around then, hamburger was 3 pounds for a dollar.
This reminds me so much of the meal my Mom served when I was little. Thank you!
Thank you Ms. Becky for the skillet meal. Most of all thank for the verse of God's promise. God bless you and your family ❤🙏.
I can't wait to try this. I made your hamburger casserole yesterday. I make that one a lot. Sometimes, I add carrots and peas or some shredded rutabaga.
Beautiful hair, beautiful soul. Love your videos. They have fed my family many times.
I have to say that I love your cute little "Henny Penny". She looks so lovely to cuddle. 😀
I made the squash with the corn meal in ziplock bag and it's good glad I watched your video on squash 👍 Mike's wife Linda
My grandmother always saved her bacon grease and that plus salt and pepper were the only seasonings she used 😊
This meal would also be good made with smoked sausage or even big slices of hot dogs 🍽️
Yay!!! Hi from Louisiana
Howdy Louisiana! God bless you❤
My Mom used to make these for us, using hamburger. Delicious
Hello from Sweet Home Alabama!!
Howdy Alabama! Thank you for watching 🙂 and God bless you ❤
I love carrots and onion with honey cooked in the oven. So good. I like the Yukon gold, but I got a lot of russet today at the pantry.
God Bless You Becky now and always.
Love getting new recipes from watching your videos! God bless!
I am so glad to see you again!
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Howdy Baytown Texas! God bless you🙂❤
Palmer Alaska sez, “Love your mascot chicken!”
❤ these meals when you can substitute what you might have on hand or preference. Thank you good video. 👍
Enjoyed this very much. So relaxing to watch. The psalm is so good to hear. Thanks
Hi from Cooper City, Florida!!👋🏾👋🏾❤️
Howdy Cooper City, Florida! Thank you for watching 🙂 and God bless you ❤
Came here for the food but love the stories X
Sending you love and gratitude and prayers for blessings. 💕
Hi Becky!!! Your recipe for today looks mighty delicious. I would make this for sure...YUMS!!!...Take Care and GOD Bless...Great Video!!!...🦋
Awesome comfort food the best of the best very simple recipe Thanks for sharing ❤
Your a beautiful person and your recipes are simple
I can smell the yummy aroma in my imagination 😊 Your shows always make me so hungry 😂❤
One thing that gets on my nerves is they inject so much liquid into the chicken that it makes it hard to brown it. I’ve been trying to get chicken at the small grocery stores with a butcher department where they package their own meat and the meat hasn’t been injected with the salt water. It browns better and cooks quicker. Anyway, I like to cook this kind of recipe. One pot or one pan meals can be adapted to whatever you have, and they are so delicious! Love your channel! Good country cooking is best!❤
Fellows these days are going to want a lady who can catch & cook a chicken. That's what impressed my late husband (knowing how to make cinnamon rolls from scratch wouldn't hurt either)😊.
My first Hillbilly Kitchen Live!!! 💜💜💜
Thank you for joining us 🙂 God bless you❤
Read, “Sweet Thursday”, by Steinbeck for a realistic view of the Depression in Monterey, CA
In case anyone is interested in learning more hobo history, there is a channel called Waypoint Survival in which there is a very interesting series James Bender has done on this. I learned there is a difference between a hobo (honest working man looking for work) and a tramp (bum), who would be far more likely to be a thief.
Hi Becky enjoy your show Ruth from Florida
Thank you, Ruth! God bless you🙂❤
Great job!!! I enjoyed your video and running commentary...I hope to give your recipe a try soon...
Lemon and honey yummy😊❤
I love this kinda meal. Can be sooo cheap or whatever. I made this when I was in Girl Scouts too. Thank you for the memory. We were kinda poor and there was always fat and bread. Lv and Prayers to all.
8 pm in Arkansas,love watching your videos,and listening to God's word
This is our most favorite meal of all time!! 😋 Change the meat ….add any vegetables for variety meals and there’s always enough good food for everyone. 🤤
I do foil back quite often. They’re easy to put together throw on the grill land et ‘em rock