I am enjoying so much catching up with Miss Phyllis' videos. Her recipes are delicious and she's such a wonderful teacher but it was her demeanor that was so kind and warm that made her such a special lady. May she RIP with Mr. Bucky.
I know this video is old but...Phyllis reminded me that my mom use to make these too and they were always considered a special treat..never really paid attention but I just made them...yum Your mom was a wonderful woman from what I can tell in her videos. God bless.
God bless you and mr Bucky, I miss you so much, your sweet voice and videos give me peace knowing your in no more pain and with your love in heaven, much love to you
💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼.... thank you Mrs. Phyllis Stokes for all your sharing. I have missed you. Now you rest in heaven on to your next journey. Your videos are the closest I will ever have as a teacher of life; like a virtual mother✨🌼✨. You are now free, tell Mr. Bucky hi .
Here we are now in mid February 2020, and things have really changed for the Stokes family. RIP Mr. Bucky and Phyllis. I will always remember them, their stories, the wonderful recipes, and their humor and laughter. They shared a lot with the world thru TH-cam for all that tuned in to listen. Saddened by it all.
So I kept the heat at medium and now they are perfect! I make them every Saturday as a treat for my husband. I make a glaze out of powdered sugar, butter, milk, and vanilla. They taste better than Krispy Kreme! My husband thanks you Mrs. Phyllis 😊
Definitely jelly donuts! Kids would absolutely be thrilled with the tiny donut holes. It might be fun for kids to use a flour sifter to coat the donuts with confectioners sugar. Chocolate never hurts.
Going back too your deserts need to impress a couple of ppl...My Grands😜 they want donuts who can teach me but u..Thanks gurll.needed this u make it so easy Miss u..Steven. is DOIN great...🤜🤛
Homemade 1950's doughnuts, I want some! I remember the silver "grease" can that adorned the top of the stove. Great story about your friend Paige. Glad you are looking well and your heart is healing too. Much love to you and Mr. Bucky.
If you Lived “Back Then” & On a Limited Income ( like most of us).. You wouldn’t be SO CRITICAL!!!! She is talking about “Memories!!” Dear!! Be Kind!!❤️
My grandma and mom both used to have silver grease cans. They recycled coffee cans for grease. They would put bacon and hamburger grease in them. They didn't use the chicken grease because it burned easier and it would change the flavor of some food to bitter or funny flavors that didn't work. They would use it for something else. My grandma didn't always have money or time to get to the grocery store and so she would make her own powdered sugar and brown sugar. A cup of regular sugar with two tablespoons of cornstarch and grind in the blender until the right consistency. For brown sugar you added molasses to white sugar until you got it the right color brown you wanted.
Oh Phyllis, you take me down some memory lanes.... only we used to do this in the late 1970's! LoL. I'm pretty sure my mom taught us as she was a child from the 1950's just like you. We used the top of a 2 liter soda bottle to cut out the hole. I never could get the glaze right, but my brother sure did! He would mix in some vanilla extract and milk to the confectionary sugar and drizzle it over the doughnuts. Fun times! :D
I love you Miss Phyllis❤️. I miss you Terribly 💔😞. I am just so grateful that you had the forethought to film all of these wonderful videos and that I found your channel all those years ago
Anyone from the UK here? I know that biscuits in the US are like scones or dumplings (we call Grahams crackers and cookies biscuits) but I dont know if scone mixture would work like this. im so sorry Phyllis has passed and love watching her son and his stories.
Hi Phyllis! My mom used you hand us kids a brown paper lunch sack full of the coating (the sugar or cinnamon sugar) and we would put in the doughnuts and roll up the top and shake it around to coat the doughnuts! We had so much fun shaking them around! Wonderful video Phyllis I'm so glad you are doing better! Always in my thoughts!
You are looking great! Thanks for sharing that bruise treatment. I'm a certified klutz & am putting that name up on my fridge 🤗 I always adopt my pets and since my mobility got difficult I save the older pets, and it has been the best thing for my soul to make their time left as loving and comfortable as possible 😊 💞
Miss Phyllis, I'm so relieved you got yourself the Arnica Gel! And thank you for showing it off on the video, now you will have helped so many others. I first used it after a surgery where I knew there would be bad bruising and had read about it on a support group website. My surgeon was shocked at how quickly my bruising went away. I give my adult kids a fresh tube of it in their Christmas stockings.
I am 70 and we loved making these in the mid 50s before you had all the stores. Mom let us poke through the middles and then when Mom had them done, we put in a brown paper sack with powdered sugar, cinnamon sugar or cocoa sugar.....yummy...I am watching this after making your 1950 hot cocoa! Thank you for taking me back to so many memories that were always fun and simple! Hugs....
Ive been watcing your videos,Miss Phyllis , for a long time. This is the first video I have re-watched since your passing into heaven. It is so comforting to listen to your voice, hear your good stories and watch you cook,. your sweet kindness and love exudes from you. I miss you...lots. .but so glad you are in your reward for eternity! Love that we have your videos to watch! We can keep you near. ❤
I'm taking care of my 92 year old Dad tomorrow and if I remember right he has a surplus of those that need used.and I really want to thank you for reminding me about these. Yum. I'm still on the marathon. Feel well. Gentle hug.
My mom used to make these for us. She would shape them into long johns and dip them in chocolate frosting. They were so good. Thank you for doing this and keeping you and Mr. Bucky alive on TH-cam. You are sooo missed and loved Miss Phyliss. This was clearly when you were still in good health. I'm so sorry you had to leave us.
Glad to have you back Phyllis, what would we do without you!! You always bring back such happy memories for me with your stories of the 50's, a time when I also was young growing up. With all the baking I do I never even thought to make doughnuts with the biscuits! Leave it to Phyllis for the heads up! Thanks my friend and God bless!
We just made these for my daughters 8th birthday breakfast. Huge hit! We are vlogging the day and will put this video in our description so other people can try them too. Thank you!
I have been hearing about biscuit doughnuts for 40 years but never saw one. They were easy to make and looked good. You've done it again Miss Phyllis!🍩
Happy to see you doing well. ☺. No time for donuts this morning, but watching you make them is the next best thing to having them! Thanks for making my train ride into the city more enjoyable. 😁. Blessings to you and Mr Bucky!
Phyllis, young guy here and I've been watching for 4 plus months now and thought I should finally thank you for the comfort, joy, and peacefulness your videos bring me. Never had the privilege of seeing my grandparents cook or share stories but though you and Mr Bucky I see them.
I'm so glad to see my wonderful friend feeling slightly better. I remember the silver colored container on my mother's and grandmothers stove. I had on then I used a Ball Mason Jar for awhile. Quit using due to change in lifestyle cooking. I remember my grandmother making these. My favourite is sugar and cinnamon. Someone gave me a jar of the Arnica Salve. I have been using it on my hands, elbows,knees and feet. When I remember. I need to try it on my bruises. Unfortunately I have a lot. I treasure the time we share together. Wish it was in person. Both you and Mr Bucky are wonderful people.
One of my favorite memories of my stepmom was of her in the kitchen teaching me and my brother... we were pretty young too. She taught me how to make these doughnuts using the top from the vanilla jar to make the hole! I miss her to pieces, but my best memories all include her!!! I’m so sorry to here about your fur baby! Sending my prayers to you and Mr. Buckey!!
So sorry for the absence of your Mother here on earth but we know where she is.She was a wonderful Lady.God bless you all.She will be missed. But not forgotten.
Glad to see you feeling better, hope Mr Buckey is doing good. I saw that Pepie was very close to him. The lost of a loved pet is hard, we lost one two years ago and still miss him. Keeping you both in my prayers, God bless you both.
I love your stories and your videos. You always brighten my day. Am so sorry for the loss of your dear dog. It is terribly hard to say goodbye. May many loving memories of your sweet Peppy bring you comfort at this time. (Hope spelling is correct) Thank you so much Miss Phyllis, for your always wonderful, warm and fun videos. God Bless You. - Robyn, Stillwater, MN
Thank you Ms Phyllis, I love your stories, I lost my grandmother a few years ago and your stories remind me of her stories. Love your recipes I've made a few !!!! Tell Mr Buckey I'm sorry about your loss of Peppy, thinking about you both.
i remember my mom making doughnuts, we loved them. she made them from scratch with a dough that used leftover mashed potatoes. i also remember eating fried bologna sandwiches, so good!! thank you for bringing back so many memories for me. i still have your family in my thoughts!
Thank you for bringing back a wonderful childhood memory of my mom 😊 I can remember wanting donuts and being disappointed that we couldn't afford to go out and buy some. I was so surprised when my mom showed me how to make donuts using biscuits! She put cinnamon sugar on them and I remember them being so good.
I'm 64 and this brought back memories of my mama making these for us. She would let us drizzle a confectioners sugar and milk icing concoction over these doughnuts. Yum!!!!!
Welcome back, Miss Phyllis. Thanks for taking time to make this wonderful video. Ms. Phyllis, you look like you feel better. Hope Mr. Bucky does too. HUGS.
I have always called these concession stand donuts. We did these in the 80s at basketball ball games in high school. So sad Phyllis is no longer with us but grateful for the many educational yet ever so calming videos. ❤
Boy I remember this , .....me and my husband was watching this and was saying "do you remember when we did ,this and that".....and that was so nice ....thank you for your great job.... thank you 💚💚😘👍💕💚💚vicky
Being a kid in Louisiana during the 60's, we called those the lazy-man's Beignets. We would just quarter the biscuit and fry them like you've done and hit 'em with the powered sugar. They are great when their hot, yum! Great video.
It fills my heart with such joy to see you smile again...Bless you & Mr. Bucky...I hope your hearts are healing, & that you're left with nothing but 18 years of loving memories...(I hope Steely isn't suffering & grieving too much for his dear friend, too)... You've just reminded me of how many times, as a little girl, I'd watch my Mom spend HOURS in our modest little kitchen making my Father homemade cream puffs...His favorite treat...There was no "Cool Whip" back then, & I was always thrilled when she let me beat the heavy cream with the old handheld rotary ??? mixer...I forget... : ) Anyway, it clearly was a labor of love for my dear Mom, & my Father just LOVED those cream puffs...He's 84-years-old now & still fondly remembers those special occasions over a half CENTURY ago...Blessings to all...
Today I am making bagels, and while I am waiting for my dough to rise and my water to boil, I thought I would watch you make doughnuts. Love your videos!
My Uncle Butch made these & we loved them! Now I make these donuts for my grandchildren & the love them, too! Granddaughter Megan, age 11, is learning to do them. Thanks for walk down memory lane. We'll have to try jelly & cream filling!!
OMG! I remember when I was three and my Auntie Mary making these every day for all us kids (there where 7 of us) as our after school snack. They were the best!!! I love your videos and have made quite a bit of your recipes. 👍🏽👍🏽
Oh my goodness, so nice to see you back and seing that pretty smile again. I hope you and Mr. Buckey are doing better now. You've been missed for sure. Now I can smile again too..lol
HI. WE MADE Doughnuts from scratch. With flour baking powder sugar and sour milk. Dipped in syrup. Also made the hole with some bottle tops. Good memories of the 60s.small treats made us happy. Mom had a coal stove. She also baked Goodies. Those were difficult yet happy times. Thank you. Son for golden memories. Take care love from South Africa.
I have used this for sometime now! My hubby and I had a mom and pop Cafe' and made what we called donut bites ! We would take the small can of biscuits cut each biscuit into 4 pieces . then throw them into the deep fryer ... when they came out we tossed them in cinnamon sugar. and served in a little basket with a little cup of a citrus frosting glaze i made up and people loved them! This is really a great little treat to share and so easy! Thanks Phyllis for sharing !
A little girl I used to babysit, she and I would make them before she went to school. We'd sprinkle them generously with powdered sugar and eat the whole thing between the two of us. They were so good. How we didn't gain weight eating them, I'll never know. Thanks for the memory.
I use to make these for my sons when they were little. I happened to have a can of biscuit dough on hand, and being cuckoo for cinnamon, I mushed all the biscuits together and kneaded in some cinnamon, rolled out, fried and glazed....yum. Thanks for the reminder of a quick and easy treat.
Boy, do these bring back memories! This is one of the first things my Mom taught me to make. We would put whatever sugar (powdered or cinnamon sugar) in a paper bag then put the donuts in the bag and shake it until coated. Love you sharing your memories with us.
Oh man, I have not thought of these in years-think I know what I will make for dessert tonight. I used to do these with my son when he was little and let him "help" me cook and he got to decorate them-what a mess but we sure had fun.I love a fried bologna sandwich-had one this week for lunch. My grandmother would make us these after making up a small batch of biscuit dough-thanks for the memories. I am sorry for your loss, I am so behind and my heart breaks for you-I have lost pieces of my heart in the past. Hugs and love to you and Mr. Bucky.
This is definitely one of my favorite videos to watch again and again. I have never made these because I never buy the canned biscuits. However, sometimes I make donuts from scratch after watching you enjoy these. Some day I will make chocolate donuts, which I have never made.
Miss Phyllis, I made these for my husband this morning because it’s a holiday weekend! These are the best donuts we have ever eaten! And my husband is a donut connoisseur! Thank you so much for this recipe, they were so easy and fun!
Miss Phyllis, so wonderful to see you. Much love to you and Mr. Bucky! Can't wait to try these out with my nephew this coming Saturday. I think he will have great fun making these. They look scrumptious, and so easy to make with kiddos! Thank you much. Xoxo ❤ 🙏
Thank You so much for a nice memory . I was a child in the 1960's. We made these. But we cut the little Biscuits into quarters. Then used cinnamon, sugar & cocoa on them... Enjoy your recipes.. Also I make these with my 7 year old granddaughter who loves to cook.. She is a good cook..❤❤❤❤
I love your stories to food. I loved to listen to my grandma's cooking story's she passed at 100 years of age. Now I have stuck myself onto you! I love you Phyllis.😊
When I was very young me and my mom would make these donuts quite a bit. But we cut out the holes with my moms sewing thimble. It would make the perfect center. Wow this brings back so many sweet memories. Thank you so much for making this video. My mom would also roll out these type of biscuits put fruit pie filling in it fold over and fry. Then she would mix regular sugar with cinnamon put it in a bag and place the fried pie in the bag. Shake gently to cover the pie. Oh my, they were so good.
Thank you for keeping your mother's memory alive, I enjoy her explaining her recipes mixed with her stories.
I am enjoying so much catching up with Miss Phyllis' videos. Her recipes are delicious and she's such a wonderful teacher but it was her demeanor that was so kind and warm that made her such a special lady. May she RIP with Mr. Bucky.
I find comfort in watching Phyllis' videos and listening to her stories. I feel like I'm in her house over for a visit! :-)
She passed away in January 2020 and Mr. Buckey in July 2019- I miss her sweetness!
I know this video is old but...Phyllis reminded me that my mom use to make these too and they were always considered a special treat..never really paid attention but I just made them...yum
Your mom was a wonderful woman from what I can tell in her videos. God bless.
What a sweetheart you were Phyllis! Your memory lives on... in your videos. ❤️
Missing you and grateful for the videos you left behind. I know you're happy, now that you're with Mr. Bucky forever.
God bless you and mr Bucky, I miss you so much, your sweet voice and videos give me peace knowing your in no more pain and with your love in heaven, much love to you
💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼💔🌼.... thank you Mrs. Phyllis Stokes for all your sharing. I have missed you. Now you rest in heaven on to your next journey. Your videos are the closest I will ever have as a teacher of life; like a virtual mother✨🌼✨.
You are now free, tell Mr. Bucky hi .
Here we are now in mid February 2020, and things have really changed for the Stokes family. RIP Mr. Bucky and Phyllis. I will always remember them, their stories, the wonderful recipes, and their humor and laughter. They shared a lot with the world thru TH-cam for all that tuned in to listen. Saddened by it all.
It is so delightful to be able to view this wonderful video, now that Phyllis and Mr. Bucky are having a unimaginably wonderful time in Heaven!
So I kept the heat at medium and now they are perfect! I make them every Saturday as a treat for my husband. I make a glaze out of powdered sugar, butter, milk, and vanilla. They taste better than Krispy Kreme! My husband thanks you Mrs. Phyllis 😊
I just love you so much. I will miss you so much. You have been such a source of joy to me through very hard years.
Phyllis you never fail to brighten my day.
I'm so happy that I keep running across more of Ms. Phyllis' cooking videos!!!!! I love and miss her and Mr. Bucky.❤❤❤
Definitely jelly donuts! Kids would absolutely be thrilled with the tiny donut holes. It might be fun for kids to use a flour sifter to coat the donuts with confectioners sugar. Chocolate never hurts.
Going back too your deserts need to impress a couple of ppl...My Grands😜 they want donuts who can teach me but u..Thanks gurll.needed this u make it so easy Miss u..Steven. is DOIN great...🤜🤛
Homemade 1950's doughnuts, I want some! I remember the silver "grease" can that adorned the top of the stove. Great story about your friend Paige. Glad you are looking well and your heart is healing too. Much love to you and Mr. Bucky.
Hardly handmade. They come out of a can..
Shh holycrow! Let people enjoy things... Do you really need to smash memories?!
Hm. I do like the sound of that.
If you Lived “Back Then” & On a Limited Income ( like most of us).. You wouldn’t be SO CRITICAL!!!! She is talking about “Memories!!” Dear!! Be Kind!!❤️
@@phishcatt you CAN make biscuit dough but she's showing NORMAL ppl how to cook. It took me 35 years to figure out biscuits! Try to be kind, dear.
My grandma and mom both used to have silver grease cans. They recycled coffee cans for grease. They would put bacon and hamburger grease in them. They didn't use the chicken grease because it burned easier and it would change the flavor of some food to bitter or funny flavors that didn't work. They would use it for something else. My grandma didn't always have money or time to get to the grocery store and so she would make her own powdered sugar and brown sugar. A cup of regular sugar with two tablespoons of cornstarch and grind in the blender until the right consistency. For brown sugar you added molasses to white sugar until you got it the right color brown you wanted.
You always have the best recipes, Phyllis. Your slow, steady instructions help us rookies get it right! Thanks so much!
Oh Phyllis, you take me down some memory lanes.... only we used to do this in the late 1970's! LoL. I'm pretty sure my mom taught us as she was a child from the 1950's just like you. We used the top of a 2 liter soda bottle to cut out the hole. I never could get the glaze right, but my brother sure did! He would mix in some vanilla extract and milk to the confectionary sugar and drizzle it over the doughnuts. Fun times! :D
I never thought of cooking biscuits like that, what a wonderful idea to do with my grandson!!! Thank you so much for the idea!
I used to make these when I was a kid too. Love them.
I love you Miss Phyllis❤️. I miss you Terribly 💔😞. I am just so grateful that you had the forethought to film all of these wonderful videos and that I found your channel all those years ago
Anyone from the UK here? I know that biscuits in the US are like scones or dumplings (we call Grahams crackers and cookies biscuits) but I dont know if scone mixture would work like this. im so sorry Phyllis has passed and love watching her son and his stories.
Miss Phyllis, it's always a pleasure to watch your video!🍩☕
Hi Phyllis! My mom used you hand us kids a brown paper lunch sack full of the coating (the sugar or cinnamon sugar) and we would put in the doughnuts and roll up the top and shake it around to coat the doughnuts! We had so much fun shaking them around! Wonderful video Phyllis I'm so glad you are doing better! Always in my thoughts!
You are looking great! Thanks for sharing that bruise treatment.
I'm a certified klutz & am putting that name up on my fridge 🤗
I always adopt my pets and since my mobility got difficult I save the older pets, and it has been the best thing for my soul to make their time left as loving and comfortable as possible 😊 💞
Miss Phyllis, I'm so relieved you got yourself the Arnica Gel! And thank you for showing it off on the video, now you will have helped so many others. I first used it after a surgery where I knew there would be bad bruising and had read about it on a support group website. My surgeon was shocked at how quickly my bruising went away. I give my adult kids a fresh tube of it in their Christmas stockings.
We love Phyllis. We made these also when I was a kid. Thanks for the memory. Miss you already
God I love doughnuts and so glad you're looking well and happier.
I am 70 and we loved making these in the mid 50s before you had all the stores. Mom let us poke
through the middles and then when Mom had them done, we put in a brown paper sack with powdered sugar, cinnamon sugar or cocoa sugar.....yummy...I am watching this after making your 1950 hot cocoa!
Thank you for taking me back to so many memories that were always fun and simple! Hugs....
Ive been watcing your videos,Miss Phyllis , for a long time. This is the first video I have re-watched since your passing into heaven. It is so comforting to listen to your voice, hear your good stories and watch you cook,. your sweet kindness and love exudes from you. I miss you...lots. .but so glad you are in your reward for eternity! Love that we have your videos to watch! We can keep you near. ❤
I'm taking care of my 92 year old Dad tomorrow and if I remember right he has a surplus of those that need used.and I really want to thank you for reminding me about these. Yum. I'm still on the marathon. Feel well. Gentle hug.
My mom used to make these for us. She would shape them into long johns and dip them in chocolate frosting. They were so good. Thank you for doing this and keeping you and Mr. Bucky alive on TH-cam. You are sooo missed and loved Miss Phyliss. This was clearly when you were still in good health. I'm so sorry you had to leave us.
Ugh I wish I was alive for the 50s, such an amazing girly time to be alive, those poodle outfits are the most! & Im definitely trying this recipe
So glad you are feeling better Phyllis We love you lots xoxo
Glad to have you back Phyllis, what would we do without you!! You always bring back such happy memories for me with your stories of the 50's, a time when I also was young growing up. With all the baking I do I never even thought to make doughnuts with the biscuits! Leave it to Phyllis for the heads up! Thanks my friend and God bless!
We just made these for my daughters 8th birthday breakfast. Huge hit! We are vlogging the day and will put this video in our description so other people can try them too. Thank you!
So glad to see you are back to doing videos, I try to catch them every day and enjoy your stories.
I have been hearing about biscuit doughnuts for 40 years but never saw one. They were easy to make and looked good. You've done it again Miss Phyllis!🍩
Happy to see you doing well. ☺. No time for donuts this morning, but watching you make them is the next best thing to having them! Thanks for making my train ride into the city more enjoyable. 😁. Blessings to you and Mr Bucky!
Phyllis, young guy here and I've been watching for 4 plus months now and thought I should finally thank you for the comfort, joy, and peacefulness your videos bring me. Never had the privilege of seeing my grandparents cook or share stories but though you and Mr Bucky I see them.
The sweetest comment, thank you.
I'm so glad to see my wonderful friend feeling slightly better. I remember the silver colored container on my mother's and grandmothers stove. I had on then I used a Ball Mason Jar for awhile. Quit using due to change in lifestyle cooking. I remember my grandmother making these. My favourite is sugar and cinnamon. Someone gave me a jar of the Arnica Salve. I have been using it on my hands, elbows,knees and feet. When I remember. I need to try it on my bruises. Unfortunately I have a lot. I treasure the time we share together. Wish it was in person. Both you and Mr Bucky are wonderful people.
So very very happy to see you back ... you are amazing to spend an afternoon with .. thank you
One of my favorite memories of my stepmom was of her in the kitchen teaching me and my brother... we were pretty young too. She taught me how to make these doughnuts using the top from the vanilla jar to make the hole! I miss her to pieces, but my best memories all include her!!!
I’m so sorry to here about your fur baby! Sending my prayers to you and Mr. Buckey!!
Oooh... good memory! Made these with my best girlfriend when we were 10 yrs old too. Had forgotten. Yummy and wonderful memory🤗 Thanks Miss Phyllis❣️
So sorry for the absence of your Mother here on earth but we know where she is.She was a wonderful Lady.God bless you all.She will be missed. But not forgotten.
So sad to hear of Phyllis’ passing. May she RIP 🌹
God Bless you Phyllis for sharing your memories with us. You recollection had me laughing out loud with the tears. Well done!
I love the sound of the birds and woodpecker!!
I made these for my 3 girls in the 80's! They thought that I was so good making them! :-)
After a long week at work I love to relax and watch you cook with a glass of wine and share with us your 50's nostalgia. You're the best !!!
Glad to see you feeling better, hope Mr Buckey is doing good. I saw that Pepie was very close to him.
The lost of a loved pet is hard, we lost one two years ago and still miss him.
Keeping you both in my prayers, God bless you both.
I made these in my Home Ec class in junior high. Thanks for the memory.
I love your stories and your videos. You always brighten my day. Am so sorry for the loss of your dear dog. It is terribly hard to say goodbye. May many loving memories of your sweet Peppy bring you comfort at this time. (Hope spelling is correct) Thank you so much Miss Phyllis, for your always wonderful, warm and fun videos. God Bless You. - Robyn, Stillwater, MN
Thank you Ms Phyllis, I love your stories, I lost my grandmother a few years ago and your stories remind me of her stories. Love your recipes I've made a few !!!! Tell Mr Buckey I'm sorry about your loss of Peppy, thinking about you both.
i remember my mom making doughnuts, we loved them. she made them from scratch with a dough that used leftover mashed potatoes. i also remember eating fried bologna sandwiches, so good!! thank you for bringing back so many memories for me. i still have your family in my thoughts!
Thank you for bringing back a wonderful childhood memory of my mom 😊 I can remember wanting donuts and being disappointed that we couldn't afford to go out and buy some. I was so surprised when my mom showed me how to make donuts using biscuits! She put cinnamon sugar on them and I remember them being so good.
My mom and I used to make donuts the same way Phyllis brought back a great memory thank you so much God bless
I'm 64 and this brought back memories of my mama making these for us. She would let us drizzle a confectioners sugar and milk icing concoction over these doughnuts. Yum!!!!!
Welcome back, Miss Phyllis. Thanks for taking time to make this wonderful video. Ms. Phyllis, you look like you feel better. Hope Mr. Bucky does too. HUGS.
I have always called these concession stand donuts. We did these in the 80s at basketball ball games in high school. So sad Phyllis is no longer with us but grateful for the many educational yet ever so calming videos. ❤
Boy I remember this , .....me and my husband was watching this and was saying "do you remember when we did ,this and that".....and that was so nice ....thank you for your great job.... thank you 💚💚😘👍💕💚💚vicky
Being a kid in Louisiana during the 60's, we called those the lazy-man's Beignets. We would just quarter the biscuit and fry them like you've done and hit 'em with the powered sugar. They are great when their hot, yum! Great video.
It fills my heart with such joy to see you smile again...Bless you & Mr. Bucky...I hope your hearts are healing, & that you're left with nothing but 18 years of loving memories...(I hope Steely isn't suffering & grieving too much for his dear friend, too)...
You've just reminded me of how many times, as a little girl, I'd watch my Mom spend HOURS in our modest little kitchen making my Father homemade cream puffs...His favorite treat...There was no "Cool Whip" back then, & I was always thrilled when she let me beat the heavy cream with the old handheld rotary ??? mixer...I forget... : ) Anyway, it clearly was a labor of love for my dear Mom, & my Father just LOVED those cream puffs...He's 84-years-old now & still fondly remembers those special occasions over a half CENTURY ago...Blessings to all...
Today I am making bagels, and while I am waiting for my dough to rise and my water to boil, I thought I would watch you make doughnuts. Love your videos!
My Uncle Butch made these & we loved them! Now I make these donuts for my grandchildren & the love them, too! Granddaughter Megan, age 11, is learning to do them. Thanks for walk down memory lane. We'll have to try jelly & cream filling!!
OMG! I remember when I was three and my Auntie Mary making these every day for all us kids (there where 7 of us) as our after school snack. They were the best!!! I love your videos and have made quite a bit of your recipes. 👍🏽👍🏽
Oh my goodness, so nice to see you back and seing that pretty smile again. I hope you and Mr. Buckey are doing better now. You've been missed for sure. Now I can smile again too..lol
I just love your stories, seems like I lived the same life as you when we were kids.
HI. WE MADE Doughnuts from scratch. With flour baking powder sugar and sour milk. Dipped in syrup. Also made the hole with some bottle tops. Good memories of the 60s.small treats made us happy. Mom had a coal stove. She also baked Goodies. Those were difficult yet happy times.
Thank you. Son for golden memories.
Take care love from South Africa.
Loved making those when I was a young girl. Great for drop in visitors.
Yep, I remember the grease can, made these kind of donuts, and made fried boloni sandwiches. Those were the days!
My Grandmother did the Same thing!!.. It was “Lard!” 🙌🙌🙌👍
I think everyone had a can of grease on the stove bck then!!! Doughnuts look good.
I have used this for sometime now! My hubby and I had a mom and pop Cafe' and made what we called donut bites ! We would take the small can of biscuits cut each biscuit into 4 pieces . then throw them into the deep fryer ... when they came out we tossed them in cinnamon sugar. and served in a little basket with a little cup of a citrus frosting glaze i made up and people loved them! This is really a great little treat to share and so easy! Thanks Phyllis for sharing !
I learned how to make them in home ec in the 70's. My sister and I used to do them at home.Looks good.Thx for the memories!
Mom would make those for us when we were little. They were awesome...bringing back those memories!
I absolutely love the recipes you made from your childhood. Keep em coming - your good times are ours :)
I'm so glad that your healing so beautifully. The doughnuts look wonderful.
Thank you for sharing this I remember making these with my Mom I’ll have to try making these again You and Mr. Bucky is still in my prayers
So glad to see you back on! Hugs to you both! Love the old fashion doughnuts, I need to try them!
Loved her beautiful smile and gently guiding me through.
I used to make these when my kids were young. They loved them.
A little girl I used to babysit, she and I would make them before she went to school. We'd sprinkle them generously with powdered sugar and eat the whole thing between the two of us. They were so good. How we didn't gain weight eating them, I'll never know. Thanks for the memory.
This dear woman always made my smile. God rest her soul.
I use to make these for my sons when they were little. I happened to have a can of biscuit dough on hand, and being cuckoo for cinnamon, I mushed all the biscuits together and kneaded in some cinnamon, rolled out, fried and glazed....yum. Thanks for the reminder of a quick and easy treat.
I have fond memories of my mother and I making these doughnuts when I was a child. Good times! Thank you for sharing!
Boy, do these bring back memories! This is one of the first things my Mom taught me to make. We would put whatever sugar (powdered or cinnamon sugar) in a paper bag then put the donuts in the bag and shake it until coated. Love you sharing your memories with us.
Oh man, I have not thought of these in years-think I know what I will make for dessert tonight. I used to do these with my son when he was little and let him "help" me cook and he got to decorate them-what a mess but we sure had fun.I love a fried bologna sandwich-had one this week for lunch. My grandmother would make us these after making up a small batch of biscuit dough-thanks for the memories. I am sorry for your loss, I am so behind and my heart breaks for you-I have lost pieces of my heart in the past. Hugs and love to you and Mr. Bucky.
Love how you were lighting up telling this story. Thank you for sharing, Sister! Love and Light
This is definitely one of my favorite videos to watch again and again. I have never made these because I never buy the canned biscuits. However, sometimes I make donuts from scratch after watching you enjoy these.
Some day I will make chocolate donuts, which I have never made.
Miss Phyllis, I made these for my husband this morning because it’s a holiday weekend! These are the best donuts we have ever eaten! And my husband is a donut connoisseur! Thank you so much for this recipe, they were so easy and fun!
Miss Phyllis, so wonderful to see you. Much love to you and Mr. Bucky!
Can't wait to try these out with my nephew this coming Saturday. I think he will have great fun making these. They look scrumptious, and so easy to make with kiddos! Thank you much. Xoxo ❤ 🙏
Yes, it does work, I thought this must be an older vlog....you look wonderful.....I am so glad you are doing much better, sending hugs to both of you.
Thank You so much for a nice memory . I was a child in the 1960's. We made these. But we cut the little Biscuits into quarters. Then used cinnamon, sugar & cocoa on them... Enjoy your recipes.. Also I make these with my 7 year old granddaughter who loves to cook.. She is a good cook..❤❤❤❤
Glad to see you back on here , you and Mr Bucky have been in my heart and prayers 😘
RIP Miss Phyllis. You will be missed! 😭😭😭😭🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤❤❤
I love your stories!I'm glad that you're feeling better.😊
Wow, brings back memories...my grandmother used to make these with us back in the 60s & 70s😁
I love your stories to food. I loved to listen to my grandma's cooking story's she passed at 100 years of age. Now I have stuck myself onto you! I love you Phyllis.😊
Such a great lady. Simple, charming, poised, southern lady.
When I was very young me and my mom would make these donuts quite a bit. But we cut out the holes with my moms sewing thimble. It would make the perfect center. Wow this brings back so many sweet memories. Thank you so much for making this video. My mom would also roll out these type of biscuits put fruit pie filling in it fold over and fry. Then she would mix regular sugar with cinnamon put it in a bag and place the fried pie in the bag. Shake gently to cover the pie. Oh my, they were so good.