Cooking Massive Freezer Meals to Feed My Large Family


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  1. Jeanne Lohr
    Jeanne Lohr says:

    Wow! You are definitely doing sourdough bread assembly line style!
    I also follow Lisa learning about sourdough the last few months.
    I actually tried bagels today for the first time and it won't be the last!

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  2. Tanya Thevenin
    Tanya Thevenin says:

    Jammerill I love your channel and there is another channel I watch call country boy cooking with Marshall and he makes an artisan no knead bread from start to finish and I’ve made it several times it’s delicious you should check him out

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  3. Rhiana Alfadili
    Rhiana Alfadili says:

    Oh Jamerrill, I chuckled when I saw a bowl teetering on the lid of your pot on the stove and perhaps your phone (?) on the lid of the cast iron pot? Haha Looks like my space when I’m cooking 🧑‍🍳

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  4. Carla Bales
    Carla Bales says:

    🎉 awesome job mega momma!!!
    Have you started your own kombucha yet???
    I just grew my own scobey from scratch and have my first gallon on its second ferment and we will try it tonight. The initial unflavored kombucha was quite pleasant so I'm excited to try imparting flavors. It took nearly 3 weeks to grow the first scobey. Don't ever give up!!!

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  5. Debbie Embury
    Debbie Embury says:

    We have 20 heads of cabbage that are about done
    My family loves egg roll in a bowl. But does it get mushy? Or still a bit crisp? I do want to do this!! There are 7 of us

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  6. Nottipezzini
    Nottipezzini says:

    I just revived my rye sourdough. I first made it for culinary school back in the fall of 2011. It has survived several stints in three different freezer during the years. After I moved to my apartment I found that it took up way too much space. Since I stopped making bread. My disability getting in the way. So I tried the drying trick. Spreading it out on baking paper and letting it dry. Not knowing that it would survive.
    It has lived in a baggie in my cupboard since then. I decided last week to see if it still lived.
    Soaked the flakes in some tepid water with rye flour and some sugar. Left it out somewhere warm and hoped for the best.
    I am glad to say that this almost teenager sourdough is still alive. Which means I have to make bread. Will have to enlist help since working dough is too heavy for me. But it is cool how the wild yeast spores can survive pretty much anything.
    My first one failed, because I used an apple for the store to make it. Went out and picked an apple out in the wild and it would be so potent that it would explode all over the counter after feeding. 😂

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  7. Amanda James
    Amanda James says:

    I have all your massive cooking videos and cleaning videos on a playlist along with other YouTube channel cleaning videos I leave it playing while I sleep eventually I turn off the tv when I wake up in the middle of the night lol😊

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  8. Nancy Blair
    Nancy Blair says:

    I was just watching a video of Amy Maryon. She is in Florida and she said there is a Sharp Shopper in Florida. Looks like Sharp Shopper is expanding. Your peach crisp looks delicious. I wish it was a Keto version 😊

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  9. Corrine Bond
    Corrine Bond says:

    Hi , I make sour dough bread in the U.K. from an Irish recipe as my husband is Irish and it looks the same as yours with half the process you use .
    Also try some U.K. recipes or Irish ones .

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  10. VANESSA RHEAD ART
    VANESSA RHEAD ART says:

    For big batch crisp/crumble put large amounts of butter through the food processor with the grating disk in, it will keep the butter nice and ice cold but small for easy mixing. You don't want warm butter in crumble mix it will turn your crumble into sponge cake mix.

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  11. Sharon Swisher
    Sharon Swisher says:

    In your pizza dough, try putting in 1 tsp dried oregano and 1 tsp dried basil or 2 tsp dried Italian seasoning into 1 one of the doughs. The herbs give the dough an extra layer of flavor. Just a suggestion.

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  12. I am Legend
    I am Legend says:

    There's something magical about your food. I appreciate your efforts; I was wondering if you could share a video of you cooking with KHAL viewers. I would love to tip you on your recipes..🥰🤞👩🏻‍🍳++++

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  13. Imallama Too
    Imallama Too says:

    I'm on Day 2 of my sourdough starter. Hoping it will help my husband's immune system problems as part of our eating overhaul. Mary at The Rose Homestead has a no fuss sourdough bread recipe I'm planning to try. You've inspired me on this journey!

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  14. Candice Zuniga
    Candice Zuniga says:

    Do you think the broth has a metallic taste when you cook it long term in the roasters? I haven’t done mine in roaster’s again because it had a flavor that was pretty odd last time .

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  15. Cathy Vento
    Cathy Vento says:

    you should PRE CHOP your veggies in a food processor and store it in fridge.. it's so much easier that way, instead of chopping them for every meal you do.. that's what i do…

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  16. nancy nichols
    nancy nichols says:

    Jamerrill… just tuned in and want to say how nice your curly top hair do looks. I like the up do and curls. Also like your cute summer dresses and they look great on you.

    As important is your fortitude and hard work as a mega momma. You are one fantastic lady…

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  17. Amy Marie
    Amy Marie says:

    I got some sourdough starter last year andwas doing great with it until my son ended up hospitalized for 6 weeks and 6 more months of recovery..nevertheless my starter ended up neglected and looked funky so I threw it out.. hoping to try again soon as I have several gluten intolerant folks in my family

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  18. Mary Gonzales
    Mary Gonzales says:

    I making big batch freezer breakfast fried burritos…I did a trial run last weekend but they didn't last but this time I'm planning on 10 dz burritos of a variety… maybe I should just stick to egg bacon cheese for now… thanks for the inspiration… there's 7 in my family and I'm the main cook

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