I mean.. its not rage bait and she’s polite. But dear god.
Ahptom
Hey mom how much butter do you need?
karoshikun
the tragic part is that it seems she’s actually trying and doing something real… I really hope she’s a master of performance art…
rawdaddykrawdaddy
“Little bit of butter” *melts a whole stick each time*
LightInTheWild
There’s some food in your butter
pak_sajat
“I’ve been reusing the ham water, so it gets more flavor. It’s only going to keep getting better.”
gutterballs
Normally I’d say if you’re going to make a cooking video maybe go all out and actually cut a fucking onion, but after seeing the knife work with the pineapple it’s probably best we didn’t have to watch it.
It’s not stupid food it’s just bland and not particularly well prepared or presented food.
Skullduggery-9
Scrolled through the comment threads and went back to the video and now there’s turquoise shit wtf lmfao
Equivalent_Flan_5695
It’s one of these cases where they’re SO close to doing a ton of things right but EVERY TIME she cuts a corner and just ends up making a mess of things. Cut an onion for heavens sake. Add some carrots. THAT’S what’s so infuriating about this to me. But I will add, she tried and she seems like a sweet person.
Sufficient-Fee-714
i used to eat out of dumpsters, so maybe i’m a bit biased… but i’d eat it
s0wingseas0n
She’s actually improved a lot over time thanks to people in her comments giving her tips and suggestions. She used to be waaaay worse than this and her meals were far less fresh and not as nutritional.
“Season with water” is stupid but I have a hard time making fun of her when she takes criticism and actually tries to be a better cook for her family each time.
annual_aardvark_war
My family makes a version of those potatoes and they’re actually unreal.
The rest needs some “help” but the core concepts are there
its10pm
While i definitely would not eat any of this, I’m starting to think people don’t really know what the word bland means.
No-Sail-6510
This is the most Midwest thing I’ve ever seen.
Responsible_Side8131
Her cooking has actually improved a lot over the last year or so. Yes, really.
She always seems to be afraid to touch the food.
SaltMuch7182
I was gonna write something mean, but she looks too friendly and nice. If she got a proper recipe book for adults I think she would do very well actually.
Feraligreater328
I want to be mean, but I can’t. She’s so nice and it makes me want to cook with her.
crisscrossed
I’ve been watching her videos for a while and she’s so sweet but wow, does it make me realize how much of a blessing growing up with parents who can cook was. She’s doing her best and learning what she can now that she has kids of her own, but this is progress from where we started!
QuailDifficult8470
Props to her for making an effort to make home cooked food for her family. It’s a lot of processed food and a lot of butter but she could have just bought cheesy potatoes and a store pie and called it a day. But she did her best effort given the constraints of budget, time and knowledge to make something special for her family. I’m not going to shame anyone who’s learning and doing it with enthusiasm.
cosmiccarrie
This is 100% fine. Am a chef 30+ years, would be fine eating at her house. Would I cook this? Hell no!
But U.S. family food cooked from the heart for family and friends, not one single thing wrong here!
PompeiiSketches
Welcome to lower middle class kitchen. To be honest, this isn’t too far off from what I ate growing up.
Ok_Concentrate4461
This isn’t stupid food at all. It’s a low budget Christmas dinner made with love.
Neptune7924
This is old school, American heartland cooking. Her grandma probably got the recipes from Taste of Home. Everything is canned and prepared because they didn’t ave access to as much fresh stuff. It’s probably good, but realllly salty… I’d eat it and be chugging fluids for a few days.
Ok-Isopod1172
I sat watching that video agog amd horrified, bit listening to her telling her child she was proud of them, and looking at her lovely smile at the end I cant help but believe she and her family had a wonderful day together and enjoyed that entire meal.
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It’s for making Hot Ham Water later.
I mean.. its not rage bait and she’s polite. But dear god.
Hey mom how much butter do you need?
the tragic part is that it seems she’s actually trying and doing something real… I really hope she’s a master of performance art…
“Little bit of butter” *melts a whole stick each time*
There’s some food in your butter
“I’ve been reusing the ham water, so it gets more flavor. It’s only going to keep getting better.”
Normally I’d say if you’re going to make a cooking video maybe go all out and actually cut a fucking onion, but after seeing the knife work with the pineapple it’s probably best we didn’t have to watch it.
It’s not stupid food it’s just bland and not particularly well prepared or presented food.
Scrolled through the comment threads and went back to the video and now there’s turquoise shit wtf lmfao
It’s one of these cases where they’re SO close to doing a ton of things right but EVERY TIME she cuts a corner and just ends up making a mess of things. Cut an onion for heavens sake. Add some carrots. THAT’S what’s so infuriating about this to me. But I will add, she tried and she seems like a sweet person.
i used to eat out of dumpsters, so maybe i’m a bit biased… but i’d eat it
She’s actually improved a lot over time thanks to people in her comments giving her tips and suggestions. She used to be waaaay worse than this and her meals were far less fresh and not as nutritional.
“Season with water” is stupid but I have a hard time making fun of her when she takes criticism and actually tries to be a better cook for her family each time.
My family makes a version of those potatoes and they’re actually unreal.
The rest needs some “help” but the core concepts are there
While i definitely would not eat any of this, I’m starting to think people don’t really know what the word bland means.
This is the most Midwest thing I’ve ever seen.
Her cooking has actually improved a lot over the last year or so. Yes, really.
She always seems to be afraid to touch the food.
I was gonna write something mean, but she looks too friendly and nice. If she got a proper recipe book for adults I think she would do very well actually.
I want to be mean, but I can’t. She’s so nice and it makes me want to cook with her.
I’ve been watching her videos for a while and she’s so sweet but wow, does it make me realize how much of a blessing growing up with parents who can cook was. She’s doing her best and learning what she can now that she has kids of her own, but this is progress from where we started!
Props to her for making an effort to make home cooked food for her family. It’s a lot of processed food and a lot of butter but she could have just bought cheesy potatoes and a store pie and called it a day. But she did her best effort given the constraints of budget, time and knowledge to make something special for her family. I’m not going to shame anyone who’s learning and doing it with enthusiasm.
This is 100% fine. Am a chef 30+ years, would be fine eating at her house.
Would I cook this? Hell no!
But U.S. family food cooked from the heart for family and friends, not one single thing wrong here!
Welcome to lower middle class kitchen. To be honest, this isn’t too far off from what I ate growing up.
This isn’t stupid food at all. It’s a low budget Christmas dinner made with love.
This is old school, American heartland cooking. Her grandma probably got the recipes from Taste of Home. Everything is canned and prepared because they didn’t ave access to as much fresh stuff. It’s probably good, but realllly salty… I’d eat it and be chugging fluids for a few days.
I sat watching that video agog amd horrified, bit listening to her telling her child she was proud of them, and looking at her lovely smile at the end I cant help but believe she and her family had a wonderful day together and enjoyed that entire meal.