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Oh Ms Lori, I did not know you were sick,, is that why your husband is in the kitchen ?

Im going to can dry beans!

Thank you

Why are both of you in the kitchen? It’s like you are talking to one another and not to us, it’s a little much, I have always liked Ms Lori, so please understand it’s just not what we are use to, sooo I’ll check you out from time to time, always love

Blessings

Thank you!

You both are glowing. You seem so happy since you have retired. l

Oh boy, you've got all kinds of good stuff in that garden!

Do you dehydrate your own onions?

Always loved digging up potatoes! And rhe excitement of seeing how Many would be there. Then scrubbing up and cookingthe smallest ones up in water. And eating with just butter,salt& pepper The best ever.

Oh my! I love your idea on freezing eggs. Wow, that is neat. I'm gona try that for sure. I am also very thankful for your kish recipe. You made that look so very easy. It looked so delicious. That pie crust you made was simple too. I like simple. Thank you so much. You are such a smart lady. I enjoy learning from you, and I enjoy listening to you telling us about how you all used to do things growing up too. God bless you both.

When you store like that -do you have issues with mice?

Wow you got some nice taters. We live in Idaho andwe planted our taters at the first of April. So they are not quite done yet...I love you both..God bless you both..Sherri-Payette Idaho

OMGoodness! Looks delish!

ABSOLUTELY LOVE LOVE LOVE Yukon GOLD TATERS... great job Pa Brown...Yummy!!! Thank you so very much for sharing

I haven't heard of Runzas, although I live in the midwest. I'll definitely try this. Just an FYI, when I lived in Minnesota, people called a casserole a "hot dish." I had to learn that, ha.

Wonderful video!

I enjoy watching your videos. I learn a lot from you both. I just love the way you live. You grow and can your own food and have a little, but very cozy home. Love it!! May the good Lord continue to bless you both. Oh yeah, and Happy Retirement to the two of you. Enjoy it and be happy!!

Nice!!! 🥔

I planted potatoes this year…..I would love to have boxes of my crop in my basement 🥰

Can't wait to try it! Thank you!

This sounds fantastic.

Enjoyed the potato harvest! I envy Mr. Brown getting up off the floor with no problem! Lucky man!

Nice potatoes pa brown is really losing weight looking good 😮

Good way to get bit!!! 😮

My potatoes did great in raised beds this year. I had never tried that before. The older I get, the higher I'd like for my raised beds to be!

God Bless you Ya'll. And looks good! I like to make Indian fried bread to dip in my brown beans which are my favorite.

Great job!

❤❤❤❤ good night you all take care❤❤❤ love you all from Charlotte North Carolina❤❤❤ You all take care all right we love you all from Charlotte North Carolina

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Mice potato harvest, I would be happy with them too.❤

Yep under the bed in the back bedroom! The coolest room

It jas been such a fight this garden year. Cabbage bug, deer and potatoe bugs. We went from rain every day to no rain for weeks.

How you keep the bugs and critters out? I love the reds, that’s all I but. You guys are amazing.❤❤❤❤

❤ all the ones I accidentally left in the ground last year came up and their big now almost ready to be harvested and I planted the rest of the new crop about 6 weeks ago two rows of potatoes this year potatoes this year old and new. I planted three rows of one kind of green beans three rows of tomatoes

Thank you for sharing with us. I tried something different this year as well . I planted my potatoes in large boxes, I put the boxes under the back porch to keep the sun from burning up the vines. Here at the end of June the leaves are still deep green and some have blooms on them. I haven't pulled any up yet, I thought I would wait and see what they do or how we they do or don't do.. Have y'all tried planting potatoes this way before?

Nice tater haul.

Yukon golds are my favorite although grandpa and my mom never grew them. I believe they may have planted kennebec. Grandpa had a huge potato patch. He would plow them out (with a horse and walk behind plow). We would follow and throw them onto the sled to bring them back to the house and let “cure” before toting them by buckets and buckets into the cellar where we’d dump them into a couple huge potato bins. Mom also plowed or dug her long rows out and she too had a nice cellar to keep them in. Of course when you plow them out, a few may get cut…. We just saved them to eat soon. I surely miss those days.

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Good looking potatoes and so happy you got a good haul happy eating!!

Can’t wait to see how to freeze potatoes!

Nice taters... I won't can mine again either . Not good.

I love y’all’s little kitchen❤

My Dad stored his in the ground and they lasted all winter long. We had a basement but they lasted longer in the ground. He layered them with the sand and straw.

We used to grow potatoes too. The kids loved to dig them up because it seemed like digging for treasure. 😁

Re: Storage. You're house is stilted. Like mine. Cool sand under house. I could grow potatoes. But I'm a working stiff. Hope house is sealed for mice, they'll get them a snack under the cabinets! Anyway...

Listening to Mr Brown reminded me of sling blade😅, love your show

I’ve got some Yukon Gold potatoes growing in buckets. Hope to get a few meals from them!!! Your potatoes were beautiful!😘❤🙏🏻✨

I enjoyed the video. I always learn something new watching you all. Have a great fourth of July. Summer is just flying by so quickly. God bless.❤

Can you plant some more right now?