Potato Cakes - (Tater Pancakes) - Depression Era -The Hillbilly Kitchen
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- Potato Cakes - Tater Pancakes are an old recipe, at least from the Great Depression era, but I believe this recipe may be a lot older. This delicious dish can be served on the side, or as the main course.
There's an endless combination of foods and flavors that can be added to them, which makes for the perfect way to clean all of the leftovers out of your refrigerator.
This recipe can be stretched to feed an unexpected number of guests.
Ingredients for the basic recipe:
2 cups of leftover mashed potatoes
1 egg
3/4 cup of flour
1/2 cup to 1 cup of milk
Salt, pepper and onion powder to taste.
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Thank you for your testimony. My 45 yo son suffered a brain aneurysm and suffered two strokes back in October. Today, praise the Lord, he is back working and has had no loss of faculties. I know prayers are answered. I give God the glory for all that is, ever was, or ever will be. Amen.
To God be the glory! 💖
Praise God !! 🙏🙋🏻
I had a brain aneurysm and wasn't that lucky. Lost use of my left side. After hours and months of therapy. I did learn to walk and did get some use of.my side. Memory problems. Short term. From 1980 till now. Been rough raised 2 boys. Ann
Ann again. I also wear a leg brace still today. 1980-umtil now
Sending love to you all xxx xxx
Ireland, German, Slovakian, Hebrew, potato pancakes are loved all over the world, love them so much!
Bubble and squeak- leftover potato and Brussels sprouts - eaten in my childhood home on Boxing day
Don't forget the baltics
I love how you give us recipes to fed our bodies and the Word to feed our souls. Keep doing what you're doing!
It's a 2 for 1 channel! You get a recipe and a testimony that usually hits right where I need it. Thank you and God bless you!
I'm 65, my mom used to make these when I was a kid,love them, eat them with applesauce, imagine this is a ol recipe, she used to make bread pudding also, which is good also.
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YES I love hearing her talk about the LORD GOD.!!!
You inspire me to cook for myself. I’m 79 years old.
Here it is 2023 Becky and I am still watching and enjoying your wonderful videos! Praise Jesus for your wonderful recipes and spreading the Word! Ty!
I'm Polish and we were all talking about the weekends when my Dad would make potato pancakes for breakfast. So, I made Dad's Polish potato pancakes for dinner the other night. Was my comfort food that night thinking of my Dad.
Love potato pancakes - I used to mix onions with the potato pancakes.😎
My Mother made potato pancakes for my German Dad. He came from near the Polish border so they were probably similar.
@@carolsyman5868, my German Pop told my English grandmother when they married that he didn't care what she cooked, but he did want potatoes at every meal. My Grandma could cook and we all cook just like her. I miss my family, but have wonderful memories of us cooking together.
Everyone claims that their people invented the dish.
@@gigicollins3498 Makes you wonder which ethnicity claims P I Z Z A ?
I'm late to this party, but above it says 314K subscribers now. It does my heart good that there are people out there hungry for more than just a cooking segment; an uplifting video that also brings God the glory. Thank you so much for following your lead in life and I wish you much success in reaching those who seem unreachable. God Bless.
Wow, thank you! God Bless You!
AMEN !!!!
Now 2 years later 591,000! God is so good!
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Brilliant, here in Scotland they're called tattie scones and I'm actually cooking them right now lol. 👍🏴👍
David, I live in NC in the states and that's what my Great Grandma called them too. Well, not quite. She called them tatter scones. lol
@@MrMaballa9 brilliant Mark. 👍👍
I told my kids today that I feel like I have a new friend! That is how special your videos are. Thank you for sharing your cooking talent and faith.
mam, (i’m a Georgia boy) , just like my grandma made me in the late 1950’s. god bless you for the memories.
Augusta , Georgia in the house .
Gainesville Georgia here.
GA. For Kandiss Taylor! 🇺🇸 ❤️
Thank you for sharing the Gospel to a world starving for hope❣️🙏❣️
Thank you for your encouragement 😊 God Bless You!
GOD BLESS U !!!!!
@@TheHillbillyKitchen xtians know less about God than the adherents of any other religion. Just saying.
You Are A Blessing!
@@thefaustiananointed6166 Christianity is not about religion. It _IS_ about having a relationship with God through His Son Jesus Christ. For you to see that you need to repent from all the ungodly stuff you partake in, and ask Jesus into your heart. John 14:6 Romans 10:9. God bless you. ❤❤❤❤
I love Becky. So humble and what a blessing with her words of love and hope.
I love your depression recipes cuz we are on a fixed income and it really helps, especially NOW, THANK YOU!!!!
I love these
My grandmother lived through the depression but her potato pancakes never did anything but satisfy her family. I make these anytime I have leftover mashed potatoes and my grandkids love them. I love your videos and heart for the Lord. What a unique way to serve Him. May God richly bless the work of your hands!
Cheri I agree with that! Amen!
@Veritas vos liberabit I was born in Fort Campbell
If i run out of fresh potatoes, i've even made them with dry, instant potatoes out of the box. They're good too! Just make sure you don't get too much liquid in them, in order to fry up good!
@Veritas vos liberabit make some buttermilk biscuits and mashed potatoes for your husband.
Cut through the middle of a biscuit.... spread butter on it then add the hot mashed potatoes.
He'll probably love it.
My cousin taught me about mashed potato and biscuits when I was 8 years old. Now I'm 73 and it's still one of my favorite foods.
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I'm Irish & German & nothing makes me happier than potatoes 😁 A great reminder that we have survived harder tests than this + we will figure this out. We're in this together no matter what! God Bless
Ditto .. Irish & German. Google says they originated in central Europe.
There is a song that says it all about the Irish potatoes and the crown.....The fields of athenry,,
As long as we follow Jesus the rest really doesn't matter. God's got this
@@TheWoodsrow ☘❤
My Dad used to make these for us when we were kids. We loved them. He has since passed. But this brings back beautiful memories.
I really enjoy your "down to earth" cooking!! I also hope you are continuing to heal after the loss of your husband.
I'm 32, my father is 70, he used to make these for me as a kid, 20 plus years ago, like his grandmother made for him. She was born in 1901, married and a mother of 2 toddlers when the Great Depression hit in the Pocono Mountains. Thanks for taking me back. Sending him this video as well. God bless.
Thanks for sharing that with us, God bless you!
I was raised on potato cakes and fried green tomatoes. I still love them. Great video 👍
Jim i was raised in the country & I love fried green tomatoes! Any kind of potatoes. GOD bless you.
Fried green tomatoes are amazing! I just pulled 18 from the garden! 😁
I am more partial to fried okra and squash than green matters. But I also love tater cakes. A side benefit of making too many mashed taters and applying the waste not want not principle.
S. Lee Mccauley I always make more mashed potatoes than I need just to make potato cakes lol. I never tried fried okra until I moved to the southern states (or grits). I remember thinking “why didn’t anyone ever tell me these existed?!?!” Lol
Never had the tomatoes like that and have wanted to try them since I saw the movie. Im from California and can't find anyone anywhere that makes them. Im not confident to try making them myself.
Becky, I am 80 years old and an old country boy with 10 siblings, most with long lives, raised on such. We never went hungry but were very poor by today's standards. I appreciate your religious views and ask that you would pray for our country at this time, that we would elect leaders who are religious that practice what they preach. God definitely loves us, and we must show our fellowman the same even though they may be different as your beautiful potato cakes. I am deeply worried for our country so I'll pray as I try your salmon and potato cakes this week not for them to be good, but for our country.
🎆 ~ 🌞 James ~ What a beautiful comm - you were so sweet toward our lovely sister in Christ & our country - my sentiments exactly with everything you said!!! 💝 Luv how she uses her cooking platform to inspire Christians, & to minister to those who aren't ... but WILL become Christians - all over the world!!! :) Have a wonderful day, James - your comm was needed by many - thank you for touching all of our hearts!!! 🙏🙏🙏 🇺🇸 ~ 🎆
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Hello Becky, I live very close to you and wanted to tell you, my family cook the same way as your family. I love your testimony for God! May God continue to bless you, your family, and your ministry! 🙏❤️
These look delicious. The plain cakes are quite traditional here in Scotland, never thought of all those additions though....Thanks and God bless!
Thanks for watching and God Bless You Steven!
Hi good evening God bless you have quite a wonderful spirit I enjoyed watching you cook almost every day Iike your recipes keep up the great work God bless you And keep you always
@@TheHillbillyKitchen I love to watch your cooking and add Jesus with the cooking to and I really love that part it really helps me I'm in a bad place right now and your talks about Jesus really does help thank you and God bless you and your family
Tattie Scones! Yummy, gotta have broon sauce too. 😉
@@dreamcatcher3861 did you mean brown sauce or broon sauce?. (Or are they the same?) Couldn't find broon sauce but did find brown sauce on you tube.
Praise God! ..from Ireland. .yes the potatoes. .we're a staple for the irish before the famine hit..somthing so simple and versatile with the humble 'spud'...there was a lot of spud murphys. .when I was young..may the god of the universe..grow this channel ..as a potatoe..grows..and feeds nations..well done 💖💖
I love your comment. Praise God.
@@sassysanders3997 thank you sassy. .
My dad's ancestors went from County Cork, Ireland, to Boston, Massachusetts, USA, during the potato famine.
My mom's ancestors went from Ireland (I don't know which county) to Canada during the famine.
Just wanted to say HI to you, Mildred. ("White" I borrowed from my dad's mother. It was her surname. My surname is "Noonan". Sound like a CorkPerson? :) )
@@doriswhite1348 hi Doris. ..thanks for the reply..yes is does sound like a cork name alright!nice to meet you doris☺☺
@@doriswhite1348 funny fact!
Our family name is Gallagher. And I'm 75 and I asked my Gram," where did u come from in Ireland?"
And SHE said, "count Cork".
Fast forward 50 yrs and my sister and I went to ireland for 5 days🥰. In a gift shop a man heard us talking and HE said, "where are u girls from?" And "i" said, "well our family name is Gallagher and our Gram told us we're from Cork." And He laughed
And said,"When we got to america we had ALL left Ireland FROM Cork, because Cork was our only port. There was a big sign
Over the gate for everyone from "Cork" to go thru and get registered. Beside your name, it said origin; next to
That they wrote Cork Ireland. When u got a job they wrote on your papers again that u were from Cork.......now the Gallaghers all came from Sligo(county sligo) that's up the road a piece."💝 it was so funny to us that all our lives WE had said we were from Sligo.🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
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My grandma taught me to make these when I was a kid. You can make them as plain or fancy as you want. She said it was just something to make with leftover mashed potatoes
I'm in my 70s and I grew up with tater cakes and still cook them. GOD is real and a great God!! Thank you for sharing. Love them.
I'm a West Virginian hillbilly & they are taters. Great tater cake variety!
They all look delicious. 👋👌
Thanks John!
Am a Yankee transplant living in the MidWest.
Never met a hillbilly I didn't like. They're very resourceful!
WV hillbilly here too. Tater cakes and fritters are what I grew up on. And biscuits with a sneak of my grandma's red eye gravy!
East Tennessee hillbilly here!♡♡♡
at 26:10 I just cracked up. "She devoured them all and only left me two plain cakes" 😕 So funny. Great ideas to stretch left over potatoes. Thanks for the post. I love the Lord too!!! He is SO good!
😁 Thank you for watching. God bless you!
Who has leftover taters? Grace
@@Joh2n The Tots, of course!☺☺
My heritage is from Ireland. Back in 1812 many of my family came either to Canada or New England states. This recipe came with them along with others that I've tweeked to fit our family. I love the way you introduce your faith in your videos. My great-grandfather was a traveling minister from Michigan and went to St. Louis, I'll., Indiana and Ohio to speak of our Lord Jesus Christ to thousands. He taught my father the most about Revelations. My dad got me interested in studying revelations since I was 16. I am now 61 and I'm sharing my learnings with my adult children who grasp their heritage with open arms. God bless you and all who watch your videos.
My grandmother made these, but didn't add the milk. They were great! I don't remember ever going hungry as a kid, but I also never realized we were poor. My mother and grandmother made sure that what we ate kept us full.
Yes our God is awesome! I'm am here today only because of him! He loves us.. all of us. And we need God more now than ever!🥰🙏
My wife and I love to hear you sharing your faith, and we appreciate the encouragement you give others. Even people of faith need encouragement, and those without faith need to be told there is hope for all of us. Your recipes are delicious, and your are a pleasure to watch because even your cooking style is very gentle. Keep it up, Becky!
AMEN!!!!!
Praise you and your family. Amen
At 40 years old my daughter had a stroke, she was the one that pressed into the Lord because she knew that if God did not intervene her life as she knew would change forever, thank God for being so wonderful to his children. In 3 months my daughter returned to work as a Nurse, very unheard of, with no loss of speech or brain function, thank God he is sooo Good, i love your show. From NJ
Have just recently viewed your videos. This one took me back to early teens and before. My mother who is in heaven loved to make my brother sister and myself potato cakes. We adored them then and us girls love them now. Mom has been gone 18 years but is in my heart and thoughts everyday. Thank you for going over the recipe. We loved them plain or w cheese. I too love my god and try to pray every day for myself and others who are in need thank you God bless you 💓
It been a long time since I've had potato pancakes. My mom used to make them when I was a boy. They were always a treat for me. Thank you for being there for us.
Comfort food to me.We order these at a BBQ place. We all need God in our life.
Yep, I remember my Grandmother made them and served with applesauce!
@@nancyhigdon879 my grandma and mom these. I make them for my kids grand kids. I have them 3 or for times a month. I dont make quite like these but will try to and like the different things you add. God bless all.
Love the tater pancakes.Could never get them to stay to gather. Now I see where my mistake was. Egg and the milk.Thank you
I'm 66 years old. When I was growing up we called them potato pancakes.
God is good all the time. All the time God is good.
I give God all of the Praise and Glory. It's like I told a girl the other day that asked me if I was a preacher when I told her something that God told me to tell her. I said no I'm not a preacher. God will talk to anyone that is truly listening. When God tells me to do something I do it.
Amen Sister Linda!
Yes, in particular when He has written it in His Word. The most neglected and the most needed book of our time until we see Jesus coming for us in the clouds very soon!
Many don't know what the LORD has said to do, but they would follow it if they knew, we need to, now is the time to find out. May we all become Bible students right now. Be blessed.
He is so real in my life. Thank you for caring to feed us, soul and body.
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Bless your heart!
I'm 58 and they were potato pancakes too but mom added yellow mustard to ours
I cooked potato pancakes for my dinner tonight. They were wonderful! Thank you for reminding me of this wonderful staple of my childhood.
Thank you for sharing this. It brings back memories of my granny. And how she could feed a whole family with next to nothing. And it tasted so good. As kids we didn’t know they were poor, we thought everyone ate this way. Johnny cakes with field peas and snaps cooked with bacon grease….. oh my god I could eat that all day long. Home made biscuits with honey to sop! Delicious! She would ask, you want some blueberry cobbler? And I would say yes! She would hand me a bowl, and say go pick them, and I will make it. Nothing like fresh blueberry cobbler with vanilla ice cream! I sure do miss my granny. Country folks can survive, and make the most of what they have. God bless you for sharing what you have learned over the years.
I needed to hear that God loves me. God bless you for letting me see.I've been struggling for so many years, been drownin' in hardship and tears.I don't know you but you eased my fears.
God bless you and your family!
I have always believed that people come into your life when you need them. That said, terrific information on tater pancakes!
I love how you not only show us how to nourish our bodies but more importantly also help us nourish our soul’s!
Hi Becky!! You just reached Puerto Rico!!! God bless you and thank you for the recipe!!! I'll make them for lunch tomorrow!!! Hope to walk the Streets of Gold with our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ soon!!!
My family loves potato cakes! My husband said when he was little they ate the left over potato cakes with jelly for dessert. He still does! Love your recipes and your devotionals. God is good!
Dear sister, I'm so glad that you incorporate our lord with all that you so. He comes first ,doesnt he. ,then he blesses all we do. I dont know how I could get through life without knowing the name to call. I'm 71 and I came to the lord when I was 13 yrs old and devoted my life fully at 20 to the ministry. . He has kept me through it all.
Praise God sister! Thank you for your support and encouragement. God Bless You Rebecca!
@@TheHillbillyKitchen Amen! This is another reason I love your channel.
@@TheHillbillyKitchen Thank you for this recipe. My father used to make potato pancakes from leftovers. Unfortunately, I never learned how to do it. When I tried to make them for my family, it never came out right. I can't wait now to try it now that I've seen your video. Eggs, flour and milk! Didn't know that! Thank you!
I'm relatively new to your videos. Love them! Love that you put God into your videos! He's so wonderful! Jesus is my Lord and Savior! Couldn't live without him. The best part is that even when we fail him, he never fails us!!! I'll be watching you. God bless!!!
Amen 🙏
I agree completely! How do people get by these days without our Heavenly FatherWhere are you?
Just yesterday I had lost a simple household article (my computer cord) but I really needed it! I said a grateful prayer and asked humbly, in the name of our Savior, Jesus Christ, that he would help me find the article I had misplaced. If I were on a farm a hundred years ago, I might be praying for a sick cow, you know? But I found that article I had been searching for FOR DAYS. All things are possible with God, even little things. I love your recipes and, as usual, yours is the best from the ones I looked at. You impart wisdom throughout! I just love them! I’m from Southern Alabama and your accent makes me trust you even more!! LOL. Blessings to you, Sister.
You warmed my heart when you talked about God's love. Thank you for sharing your faith.
Amen
You sweet beautiful woman! Giving the glory to God the way you did ️❤️ I didn't think I would cry in the middle of a potato cake video!
Becky, I tried your recipe for potato cakes tonight for supper. They came out great. You're right about lowering the heat on the second batch. They got a little crisper, but I caught it in time. I just made plain ones as my hubby doesn't like anything fancy. But when I shared about you adding cheese, bacon or onions he was interested. 😁
Bless the Lord!!! Thank you so much for sharing the goodness of our Savior. We serve an awesome God!!!!
Amen
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Amen!
She had me when I saw the "Jesus is Lord" sticker on her microwave :)
@@YouKnowMeDuh Me too!
I miss tater pancakes. We would've dumped everything in from the start. Even when we were kids. We just loved them. My grams said Arsh taters too ❤️. Thank you for the memories 👍🏼😁❤️
I love it when the memories are as good as the food 😊
I'm so glad you talk about God may God keep Blessing you.
I thank God for you Miss Becky. Recipes from when I was a child. Mama made biscuits for breakfast every day and cornbread for supper. Life were much more simple then. Love the stories about your family too! May God bless and keep you!!
Agreeing with you in
Prayers yes our, Saviour
Walks with us,at,all times
HE is our father in heaven
You are an inspiration and
A blessing. Love your
Sincerity on your show
"Take an old, cold 'tater and wait!"
I remember my mom, aunts and grandmother laughing about that.
Thank you so much for talking about Jesus. Thank you, sister.
Little Jimmy Dickens sang a song about this. He was from Bolt, WV, not far from where I grew up. I say that often!
Mcfirefly2 my dad used to sing that Little Jimmy Dickens song
Love that song😄😄
I worked at a hospital in a unit where patients were coming in on a regular basis. Some of the patients wanted to bring something to share with the staff. One of our patients was a very kind and deeply religious Jewish lady. One day she brought in a large platter of latke’s (potato pancakes). They were delicious and they were just like my mother’s. I told her this She was very surprised that we cooked these because she knew we were not Jewish ( we are Southern Baptist). This is something that goes back many, many years. Probably as far back as the existence of potatoes.
I love your recipes, and the way explain how to make the recipes. I especially love the faith messages you always include in your programs.
This is a very old Irish recipe called Boxty...goes back centuries...
they mainly use grated potatoes. Thanks for this, Becky.
I'm making these this evening because I've always loved them...they smell so good! I love you Testimony! God is So Good, and Yes...He does Care! So thankful to have you hear to tell people about our Jesus! I sure love Him. God Bless You.
Agree
God Bless
Amen
Amen✝️
@Joe johnson God's got everytthing to do with it.
Don't ever tell someone to skip in your video to not hear about God!!
Preach it Sister!!!
Keep giving and it will be given Unto you!!!
Yes, Irish (my great grandma) pancakes!! I introduced my husband to these!! AbunDANCE!! You came to LIFE when you talked from your Heart!
Lori Marie Ice ..... Yes don't tell people they can skip God! Let them get mad and go to heaven or be okay and go to Hell....
Amen!
Yes and Amen.TRUTH
Giving me the option of skipping the"God" stuff was what made listen to the "God" stuff!!! I'm greatful that I have!!!
I'm glad I came across this channel! Thank you
Becky, I’m truly moved by your unwavering faith an perseverance. You’ve blessed me w your transparency and sharing your life’s journey. Thus far.. I can’t begin to tell you how you’ve impacted me the past few days as Ive watched you.. I’m praying for the Lords favor to continue too bless you & this channel as you continue to share the good word!! 🙏❤️
My Texas mama passed many years ago. My sisters and I shared her recipes amongst ourselves, but we couldn’t find her recipe for potato pancakes. Obviously, being raised on a farm with her nine siblings and without a mother, she memorized the recipe. Putting our heads together and through hit and miss, we came up with a recipe almost identical to this one. Very excited to see we came so close. Thank you Becky and God Bless you all…(Marilyn/California).
One of my favorite meals that my Gram made when I was young was potato cakes pinto beans and cornbread...so good! Love you channel! Blessings🙏🏻💖
Yes! My favorite combination also.
Mmmm that sounds good!!!
Praise the Lord for his blessings in our lives. thank you, Jesus.
Hi, England here, my hubs is Irish. They were called boxty cakes! Usually served with some fired (I assume foraged ) mushrooms. Thank you for all these recipes, used several & all were great! God Bless you all.
I just rewatched your “Tater Cake” video, Sweetie. I loved it the first time & it meant even more to me this time!
I love your testifying about Heavenly Father’s love for us & how He supports & cares for each of us, His children. Thank you for sharing that with us, your spiritual siblings.
And how grateful I am that He blessed you to have this show. I pray you will carry on. You have been given a gift!
It's wonderful that you speak of GOD.
There needs to be more people like you that gets the word out.
If you can reach at least one person it's a blessing 🙏.
Thank you for your encouragement. You are a true blessing. God Bless You!
@Deb Harris I am a messianic Jew… a Jew who believes that Yeshua is the Messiah! Bless you!
Amen to that
Amen
@@ZippedUpKitz AMEN! ME TOO!!
Really enjoyed your potato patties, I only made them very plain now you have taught me to put just about any kind of veggie I want in them or small pieces of meat!! And I am 68 years old still learning! God bless you!!!😋
Sounds great! Thank you and God bless you Marge!
Oh sweetie , we are the same age & my grandmama would put almost anything in them to stretch them so we all had enough for breakfast & make gravy to go on them . They were usually left over from last night's dinner meal . She never let anything go to waste . We also had " Johnny cakes " ie cornbread pancakes .
We always called them potater pancakes. We are from Blytheville Arkansas, and everything had an ER on the end of most words like yeller, winder, and potater. I can't think of all the words. I had to go to speech therapy when I moved to Chicago from Arkansas. I loved these potater pancakes, especially if my mom had the money to buy sour cream and or applesauce to go with them they were really good.
@@wittnessbe_judged8723 I understand the speech therapy thing . Happened to my 2 siblings & I when my bio mother kidnapped us & took us back to TX after growing up with my grandparents . My 3 grandmamas were very kowledgeable & made almost all our toppings for things . My favorite was the blackberry jam on everything as a kid . It always made certain leftovers much better the next day for breakfast .
I like the potato cakes by themselves. I might not make a complete meal with them but I would enjoy a few of them between meals.
I've had these before, but never thought of adding ingredients. I wonder about some chopped broccoli and cheese!?! I love watching your videos and especially love to hear you talk about The Lord. He is my EVERYTHING! God bless! ~Sharon~
Hi Becky, I'm almost 62 and grew up on them, just made some yesterday. It's always a joy to watch your videos, thank you for your light that shines for our Lord, blessings to you and your family
I’ve never made these before and I like new ideas, so thank you for this one. As a Polish girl, potatoes are a staple in my country and this gives it an extra tasty treat! God bless. I’m glad your show is successful!
Thank you for watching, God bless you!
@@TheHillbillyKitchen hi, have you ever tried to make Schupfnudeln ? watch video in german with translator, they are close to this recipe here in the video, but made diffenrent and very delicious, give it a try and enjoy, Yahveh bless.
Irish viewer here. We make Potato Bread - same recipe, but a much stiffer doughy mixture which is rolled out and cut into triangles which are then shallow fried in oil. You fry it with the soda farls and serve with egg, bacon, sausage, and fried tomato - that's an Ulster fry! The Appalachians were settled by the Ulster Scots, which accounts for similar foods, bluegrass music and blood feuds LOL! And religion, it looks like ... Potato Bread is hundreds of years old. When the Potato Famine struck, soda bread became more popular. In the south of Ireland, Potato Bread is known as Boxty.
I’m watching you right now and must say that hearing you talk about God in the middle of your cooking was wonderful to hear . God Bless You. I’m telling everyone I know about you. Amen 🙏🏻😇
I "discovered" this channel and this kind lady this morning and I've been watching several of her videos.
Not only are the recipes, her delivery and demeanor just like I was raised in (miss you Mama RIP 1992),
but I know now I was led to find her this morning.
I've been having a really hard time lately and most all of my relatives are gone now, so short of my
great wife, I've been left to my own devices to work out of things. I'm a believer and I pray a lot,
but I do suffer from the belief that "I ain't nobody" and that God probably don't think much of me
and therefore wouldn't spend any time helping me.
In other words, I needed to find this channel and hear some of what she's got to say - because she's
right.
THANK YOU for what you're doing here, both with the wonderful recipes and with the sharing of
the Word. It means more than you realize!
-Ed on the Ridge
Welcome to the Hillbilly Kitchen 😊 God Bless You!
1 John 3:1 See what great love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are!
I think I'm going to love this channel. I'm just now watching, first time ! 😄
God bless your soul, so sorry for all the loss. I too believe I was led to this channel and needed it too. Remember you're not alone.
@@dboh2443 Thank you! You know, for many years I didn't believe in such things as "signs"
and so forth - but once you open up and ask the Lord to come in, suddenly you can
"see" that He is constantly trying to get our attention, if we'll only listen.
God bless you and yours!
-Ed
God bless you Ed.
God has blessed me so much. My life was falling apart He picked me up. Thank you speaking out about salvation. God Bless you and your work for Him.
Just found this channel, thank you for being with and comforting so many people by cooking with them and sharing your faith. God Bless you and all here. 🕊✝️⚘🙏🏻
Tater-cakes are one of my very favorite foods, fried in butter of course! I grew up on them. My Granny never put egg ,or flour ,or baking powder. They were always just the leftover mashed potatoes from Sunday dinner that she fried up in butter for next mornings breakfast. As an adult, I have always made a lot of extra mashed potatoes so that I can have my Tater-cakes for the next day or two. After watching you making these, I am going to try them the different ways you make them. I can never have too many potatoes! Thank you for the inspiring video! God Bless you!
Love that you are using this platform to glorify the Lord :)
I thank you for the wonderful lessons you share with your subscribers about our Dear L
Love that you talk about our blessed Savior.. Thank you. God bless you. Praying with you and for you. 💜
I’m a new subscriber. I love your videos. I love southern cooking and your step by step instructions. I, also, love your testimony about Jesus and God. You’re a wonderful blessing. Thank you
I am SO ENJOYING your videos. I'm getting so many wonderful, easy recipes for my family from your videos. You have the peaceful presence of The Lord ❤️
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I have been quarantine binge watching this channel for two days. Love the recipes, love the entertainment, love everything you guys are doing! God bless you and be safe.
My mom used to make those wonderful delights. Haven't had one since she passed 15 years ago. I need to try and make these.
@warp: YES you should make these to honor your mom. And also, because they taste good! I'm sure your Mom would want you to taste them again!
God bless!
I hope you did make atleast 1 batch by now!!! What are you waiting for? My grandm used to make these. I made them.long time ago. I miss her soooo much. Brings back memories. 😍
My Mother used to make these and I never watched how she made them. She's been gone since 1996, and I have often wondered how to make them. She was born in 1919, so she was definitely a Depression-Era kid. Thanks for sharing this recipe. I've missed them.
I grew up on these& loved them! we called them potato pancakes. Sadly, this is one of the recipes I didn't ask mom how to make💔 Bless you for the recipe! 🙏❤Just plain for me please, like Home.❤
Used mashed sweet potatoes and made a leftover Thanksgiving potatoe pancake. The kids love it.
I love your recipes. Some of these were made by my grandmother.i love our lord, and I love that you talk about the Bible
Glory to God for blessing your channel! May many be drawn to His love and goodness. Life eternal is found in Jesus!
I believe Jesus brought me to your channel & I like that you care about us. God bless you & all your family.
Me Too!
Me to , I felt she was speaking to me so I subscribed and I love food also
I’ve not made them in quite awhile. Will be making them soon. ❤️
My granny made these for all of us grandkids when we were growing up and I loved them. Still do. My beloved granny was a good ol girl from the Appalachian Mountain region of Virginia and was a phenomenal cook. This brings back memories. Thanks for sharing. 😎
I remember both my Mother and Grandmother making these when there was left over mashed potatoes or even just using whole potatoes that they would shred up. They would vary the recipe every time so that we would not get bored with them. Always delicious. Thanks for the reminder.
I just discovered your channel... So glad I did. Finally someone who cooks like I do and the way I was raised. Thank you also for giving God the glory. Looking forward to more videos.
Thank you for praising God. Yes, God is good when we praise Him and thank Him for all He does for us. 🙏
Here I sit eating from your potato soup recipe and watching you make potato cakes! My Mamaw made them often, and I’ve been making potato soup for years, but I still enjoy seeing how another Appalachian woman makes hers. We live in the north Georgia Appalachian foothills but the accent is similar. Much love to you and your family!
I wus raised by my Gramma, an old Georgia gurl. You cook just like her, and it's great eatin. God bless you and keep up with the great videos.
I was raised in Texas and Georgia (by northerners-haha) and missed out on some of the good home-cooking from the south. I do appreciate you going out of your way to share with us your recipes, cooking skills and of course your deep love for GOD, FAMILY and our COUNTRY.
Your recipes are always pretty good. With these tough times everywhere around the world. It's nice to find your heart warming channel. Someone earlier said they felt like they made a new friend. Feel the same way. Thank you!
I’m going to make those potato cakes looks soo good!! Thank you and God Bless you and your family 🙏🏻
As I was scrolling I came across your channel. I'm staying because I love the hillbilly in it ( my dad was a hillbilly) and because you absolutely included our heavenly father! God bless you and yours
Welcome to the Hillbilly Kitchen! God Bless You!!!
I was raised on tater cakes and my mamaw called them “Arsh taters” also. Lol. I’ve been binge watching all of your videos this Memorial weekend. You and Brett keep doing what your called to do so that we can enjoy your wonderful channel. You cook and speak from the heart and it shows. This Kentucky gal appreciates you! 🇺🇸
My grandma called them “Arsh” potatoes too. I have since found out that means Irish potatoes! Lol. Just add southern accent.
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@@T_Barb oh my goodness that is too funny!!! I was trying to figure out what "arsh" would be 🤣💛 Can't wait to tell my husband... that's adorable!!
I just did sourdough discard in place of the flour and milk and it was amazing. Thanks for using your gifts to spread the word of God ❤
I appreciate your christian values. Thank you.
I make mine like my momma did. Leftovers mashed taters have to be cold, self rising flour, salt, pepper, and chopped onions, chopped dried onions, that's it. We don't ever put anything else in them. Fry them in a skillet of hot grease or cooking oil, make sure they're golden brown on both sides. Eat immediately because they taste best while hot. My momma always called them - fried tader biscuits. She was born and raised in Tennessee as well as her people.
Love your cooking channel and I enjoy watching your videos. I appreciate as much hearing you speak of Christ and the scriptures. May God bless you for your efforts.❤
Well look athere!! You’ve got 56 haters that are watching your video and the gospel that you deliver so well. Praise God and praise Jesus Christ!! Love ya
I am visiting during the crazy year of 2020 and I subscribed almost immediately after you started talking because I just really felt comfortable and like this is a place I want to be able to visit often and then when you put a little thing in there that said if you don't want to hear about God, skip to a particular time stamp you put up I got all excited because you were going to talk about God! Now I really feel at home! Thank you so much for this lovely Channel and I am so glad that people's prayers have stirred God to give such an amazing result for your Channel! I haven't checked out any other videos yet but I know I'm going to love everything I watch already! God bless you and thank you again!
You’re so sweet! What a kind comment. I also love this channel. 😉
praise God from whom all blessings flow
I was looking for something different to do with hamburger and your name Hillbilly Kitchen caught my eye. I live in the Great Smokey Mts of N.C. and all my family have lived here for over 200 yrs. You cook alot like my mama...and she was an amazing cook. I loved it when I heard you talking about our Lord and our country!! Prayer is very powerful and I will be praying with you for our nation and your program. May God bless you in all you do. I will be watching alot.
@Deb Harris We actually have a recipe book that has those back over 200 yrs. I really need to get in that big hard folder with big rings ppl used to have in grade school and put them on something for easier access.
Amen!
I remember my grandma making these when I was a kid! I love my tater pancakes!! My husband loves them too, he likes sour cream I love putting onion and chives cream cheese on mine!! Oh soooooo good! My grandma used to can maters, she kept a jar on the table it was like a puree almost, I ate it on everything! Real pancakes, tater pancakes, anything!! I wish I had her canning skills! This made me miss her..
Thank you Jesus for you, this channel and for all the wonderfully good grub you show us how to make!!!!! ❤️