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As a german male I can agree ;-) But also provide a classic british recipe from a guy who knows better than me: Mr. Scott Rea: th-cam.com/video/WcjPs1o5PwU/w-d-xo.html
Hi Shaye, Mike is a retire chef of 28 years and we love watching you cook. Our garden was planted here in central Texas end of March and going strong. It's going to be 90 deg this weekend and we are praying we get rain this year. We have been doing more cooking on our channel and enjoying it very much. You garden is looking good and that soup looks amazing. Blessings to your family from ours. Rochelle
Thank you for actually SHOWING us how you prepare and plant your garden, not just talking about it! The same for your French onion soup! I will be taking your tutorial and putting it to good use! I definitely have to get that tool you were using!
I make mine with chicken stock too, but I don't add worstershire sauce though. I add 2 bay leaves and some tarragon. Ive also added white button mushrooms whole to cook with the onions and oh man. That makes it a little more hearty. Yummm.
I always plant my greening onion bulbs. They give way more green tops than others and eventually the outer part of bulb rot and the inner part grows and splits in several shallot-looking bulbs. You're basically get an onion bush. If you winters are cold, you can plant on a window sell in a small pot or cup.
When I was a little girl unused to make homemade French onion soup with the bread and melted cheese. I would make this for my sister and myself when my parents were out. I never had a recipe but sort of used my instincts to make it. And it’s so funny that I used to make it the right way lol
I was behind this year (or at least it felt that way) and I started most of my seeds in a small tray all together before potting up into individual cells. This made the difference between me doing it at all or waiting until next year. Turns out our last frost is after the traditional May 24 weekend anyway! Still, I thank you. I now have seedlings I can share with my sister, who has a 7 month old, and my dear friend who loves to garden but has been low with morning sickness in her first pregnancy!
This may be my favorite gardening video to date! 🎉 Thanks for all the hands-on footage. It really helps this newbie gardener! I also cannot wait to try the French onion soup!! ♥️
As the person who cannot garden worth a darn, but wishes she could and wants to learn to over come my black plague thumb, I watch these videos and try to pick up tips and learn- so thank you!
Lol, Worcestershire pronunciation is difficult if you're not British. The Shire is pronounced "Sheer". Nailed it🤣. I live close to Worcester, it's a beautiful place.
No... many a person has tried to cook pancakes on it only to have them run over the sides - ha! They do make a skillet though that fits perfectly over two burners. It's a great accessory.
The soup looks delicious.. I love French onion and I just got a supply of beef broth from my daughter. Also was fun to watch you garden… I do similar no till… I use mushroom mulch every year. Happy gardening to you.
Ugh, I just love you. I also have a hard time pronouncing Worcester sauce. "roy-sister-sharee" 😂😂😂 Thank you for the laugh. Can't wait to see your garden bloom.
Are you using an antique coffee mill to grind your black pepper??? Has anyone else done this? I love the concept as it seems it would grind more faster than a handheld pepper mill.
Fantastic job on the onions. My shallots lasted the longest but I am out of onions. Question- where did you get the green crate you are keeping the onions in? Looks like the perfect storage medium.
Beautiful video , always enjoy watching your channel Can you please tell me where I can get that tool you using for planting or how it call ?thank you Soup looks amazing
My mother called it 'Wooster sauce" as did her mother before her....lots easier to say. I love French onion soup, and yes, they do cook down a lot. Love your garden
Bunch/clump planting doesn't work unless your soul is really loose, and more sandy than clay...tried it last year in Northeast Kansas....small onions, was disappointed, but it was an experiment, and now I know.
Worshter-sheer sauce. I love your videos. Have you already told us where you got your current greenhouse? I live in a windy area of Oklahoma and need something that'll withstand regular 60+ mph winds.
French onion soup is one of my favorites. I have never made it but after this video, I just may give it a try! I enjoyed seeing your garden starting to come alive by seeding. Can you tell me what kind of hoe/tool you are using. I grew up on the farm but have never seen one exactly like it.
Wus-ter-shuh (Your husband was on the right track) We don't pronounce shire in England like you do, it's more of a shuh noise. The soup looks delicious, I always forget how simple but flavourful french onion soup is, might have to make some this week.
😅 love the way you say Worcestershire! I'm from the UK where Worcestershire is. It is pronounced Wou-ster-sheer. It's definitely not pronounced how it's spelled! I realise it's not helpful the way it's spelled but you did well. 😊 I'm sure there are so many American terms/words I spell out pronounce wrongly so no worries. 😊
Much harder way to plant than a farmer with a tractor. Those stoves are so expensive. Plus, even if I could get one, I'd have to redo my entire kitchen to fit it in. I wish I could.
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jealous of your estate. Did it come that way or did you start from scratch and grow the gardens and the animals?
As an English women I can confirm you pronounce Worcestershire sauce wus-ter -sheer it’s pronounced nothing like the spelling I hope that makes sense
Yes! English here too and that’s how it’s pronounced!
People just need to say it and get over it
Yep! Agree, that’s how it’s said! 😊
Ahhh, I see. As a kiwi I always pronounced it Lea & Perrins 😜
As a german male I can agree ;-) But also provide a classic british recipe from a guy who knows better than me: Mr. Scott Rea:
th-cam.com/video/WcjPs1o5PwU/w-d-xo.html
Your soup looks amazing! My dad called worchestershire sauce roostersh*t sauce because none of us could pronounce it correctly either lol
😂😂😂 oh that’s a good one
Hi Shaye, Mike is a retire chef of 28 years and we love watching you cook. Our garden was planted here in central Texas end of March and going strong. It's going to be 90 deg this weekend and we are praying we get rain this year. We have been doing more cooking on our channel and enjoying it very much. You garden is looking good and that soup looks amazing. Blessings to your family from ours. Rochelle
Thank you for actually SHOWING us how you prepare and plant your garden, not just talking about it! The same for your French onion soup! I will be taking your tutorial and putting it to good use! I definitely have to get that tool you were using!
Beautiful video! I love being taken along with you, Shaye
Trinidadian here 🇹🇹, your videos are soooo therapeutic. I absolutely admire gardening and cooking videos. Keep it up hun😊
Shaye!! We LOVE to see the simmer plate being put to good use. That soup is a work of art :)
I make mine with chicken stock too, but I don't add worstershire sauce though. I add 2 bay leaves and some tarragon. Ive also added white button mushrooms whole to cook with the onions and oh man. That makes it a little more hearty. Yummm.
I always plant my greening onion bulbs. They give way more green tops than others and eventually the outer part of bulb rot and the inner part grows and splits in several shallot-looking bulbs. You're basically get an onion bush. If you winters are cold, you can plant on a window sell in a small pot or cup.
Thank you for mentioning this; I did wonder if you could not just replant those!
I love the way you share your talents with us and show us the gratitude at the end of each video! God is so good ❤️
When I was a little girl unused to make homemade French onion soup with the bread and melted cheese. I would make this for my sister and myself when my parents were out. I never had a recipe but sort of used my instincts to make it. And it’s so funny that I used to make it the right way lol
You can use Kitchen Bouquet to add browning to soups and gravies without changing your flavors 😊
I was behind this year (or at least it felt that way) and I started most of my seeds in a small tray all together before potting up into individual cells. This made the difference between me doing it at all or waiting until next year. Turns out our last frost is after the traditional May 24 weekend anyway! Still, I thank you. I now have seedlings I can share with my sister, who has a 7 month old, and my dear friend who loves to garden but has been low with morning sickness in her first pregnancy!
This may be my favorite gardening video to date! 🎉 Thanks for all the hands-on footage. It really helps this newbie gardener! I also cannot wait to try the French onion soup!! ♥️
That was so encouraging 🥰 Thank you very much.
As the person who cannot garden worth a darn, but wishes she could and wants to learn to over come my black plague thumb, I watch these videos and try to pick up tips and learn- so thank you!
Good show Elliott's! This video was perfection ❤
I love, love, love French onion soup. It's been far too long and my mouth was watering watching you pile on the cheese and serve it up.
Great to see you out in the garden again...winter seemed soooo long. That onion soup looks amazing!
Lol, Worcestershire pronunciation is difficult if you're not British. The Shire is pronounced "Sheer". Nailed it🤣. I live close to Worcester, it's a beautiful place.
Дякую! Ви надихаєте любити і цінувати те, що маєш!❤
As an Aussie man, it’s easier to call it washyoursistersauce 🤪
lol
That made me chuckle 😄
Yummy! That finished bowl of Frence onion soup, makes my mouth water! I never knew it was traditional to use only red onions. Thank you!
9:15 That simmer plate is a pretty cool function. Can you also use it as a griddle for cooking on? -Cara😄
No... many a person has tried to cook pancakes on it only to have them run over the sides - ha! They do make a skillet though that fits perfectly over two burners. It's a great accessory.
Thank you for sharing your garden and I learned a new concept. Also your soup sounds delicious.
Beautiful music, beautiful content ❤ Thank you!
The soup looks delicious.. I love French onion and I just got a supply of beef broth from my daughter. Also was fun to watch you garden… I do similar no till… I use mushroom mulch every year. Happy gardening to you.
It looks delicious! I love French Onion soup too! ❤ 25:47
Ugh, I just love you. I also have a hard time pronouncing Worcester sauce. "roy-sister-sharee" 😂😂😂 Thank you for the laugh. Can't wait to see your garden bloom.
Green onion pesto is great for using those little sprouts too.
What a cozy, beautiful video, thank you! Enjoy your soup and your garden!
Haha thank you for the smile! “Nailed It” 😂
Are you using an antique coffee mill to grind your black pepper??? Has anyone else done this? I love the concept as it seems it would grind more faster than a handheld pepper mill.
Love this style of video! Thanks for the inspiration
I've planted peas for 50 years and never used a cute fence like that! Love that idea.
Love homemade French onion soup ..one of the best soups ever👌
I love love your gardening videos so much. And that soup looks fab! I’ll have to give it a go
That looks delicious. Enjoy.
Heyyyyyy Mrsssss Shaayyyy !
Good to see ya 🐞
Always love the garden editions 🌱 🐝
My dad grew up in Worcester, Massachusetts. I pronounce it Wustah-sheer
we use green onions leaves for salads, for omlet
Fantastic job on the onions. My shallots lasted the longest but I am out of onions. Question- where did you get the green crate you are keeping the onions in? Looks like the perfect storage medium.
Watching this from Japan😍Love, love, love your channel💕
Love your pepper grinder!! 😍
@The Elliot Homestead
Would you be willing to share the name of the tool you were using in the garden?
Thank you so much for this beautiful content!
Is that an upgraded oven and stove top? Love it!
Do you produce your own compost? If so, all of it? Do you ever buy compost? This was so interesting!
I need to know where I can get this gardening tool!
Beautiful video , always enjoy watching your channel
Can you please tell me where I can get that tool you using for planting or how it call ?thank you
Soup looks amazing
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing! ❤
Great farm to table video. Thank you
My mother called it 'Wooster sauce" as did her mother before her....lots easier to say. I love French onion soup, and yes, they do cook down a lot. Love your garden
Bunch/clump planting doesn't work unless your soul is really loose, and more sandy than clay...tried it last year in Northeast Kansas....small onions, was disappointed, but it was an experiment, and now I know.
Do you have a video on making butter
If you would overwinter some onions, you would have some by the end of May, possibly. We are in the northeast though.
I use onions all the time... even raw delicious!!!
My grandpa taught me to call worchestershire sauce bug juice" since neither of us could say it either.
Could you tell me what seed trays you use? Thank you!!
Worshter-sheer sauce. I love your videos. Have you already told us where you got your current greenhouse? I live in a windy area of Oklahoma and need something that'll withstand regular 60+ mph winds.
Wooster-sheer.
@@rubygray7749 No....worsh, like it's time to worsh laundry. Or worsh-rag. 😆🤣
@@okiebasil
You are wrong.
That may be how they taught you to say it in your neck of the woods, but it's not how the British pronounce it.
Lovely. Made my day 😊
Beautiful
Wooster-sheer !!
You rock!!!
You don’t really need to compost the sprouted ones. They are good to eat or to cook with. 😊
I could smell the delicious onion soup in Ireland its simpley the best😂
a french onion tart / pay is very tasty
French onion soup is one of my favorites. I have never made it but after this video, I just may give it a try! I enjoyed seeing your garden starting to come alive by seeding. Can you tell me what kind of hoe/tool you are using. I grew up on the farm but have never seen one exactly like it.
Could you please give the name of the triangular tool you used to plant the seeds as it seems like the cat's meow for planting seeds.
Looks so good
Also English I can confirm it’s wustersheer sauce or for ease just say wuster sauce 😂 we have some tricky place names .
Wus-ter-shuh (Your husband was on the right track) We don't pronounce shire in England like you do, it's more of a shuh noise. The soup looks delicious, I always forget how simple but flavourful french onion soup is, might have to make some this week.
What do you use for fertilizer in a veggen garden?
Yum!!!!!!!!
"What's this chere sauce." 😆
😅 love the way you say Worcestershire! I'm from the UK where Worcestershire is. It is pronounced Wou-ster-sheer. It's definitely not pronounced how it's spelled! I realise it's not helpful the way it's spelled but you did well. 😊 I'm sure there are so many American terms/words I spell out pronounce wrongly so no worries. 😊
so nice
Yummy!!
That was cute. Wershershershire... you know the deal. Ha
you say; " Watch your sister sire sauce"! 🙃
I was also just call it Wooshy Sauce…. 😂
8:00 it’s ‘Wooster’ sauce 😊
Wuster-shear!
You pronounce it wushtir sauce 😆
Much harder way to plant than a farmer with a tractor. Those stoves are so expensive. Plus, even if I could get one, I'd have to redo my entire kitchen to fit it in. I wish I could.
I just call it Wooster sauce!😂
I just pronounce it like Donkey does on Shrek. He says “WORCHESTER-SHIRAH”
The W sauce
We just say Wooster or Woostershire sauce...it's way easier.
wer-chest-a-sheer-shire thats how i ALWAYS say it. go big or go home!
It’s wash your sister sauce.
That is no small meal, you wouldn't get this quality even in a 5 star restaurant
Please stop war in Ukraine 🇺🇦🙏🇺🇸 .
I just say "W" sauce
Shall we just nickname it "W" sauce? Thank you. You're welcome.
Whooshter Shire sauce.❤️
Wor ches ter shire 😋
Love the Hoe.
Worst-uh-sheer 😊
Wuss - ter- sheer.