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@@gnostie Thank you for taking the time to leave such a kind comment! ❤️

@@unaffiliatedconservative It’s one of my favorite ways to keep low carb meals ready to go before I start craving carbs. Enjoy them! I’m making them later this week with a garlic cheese butter on top. Yum!! ❤️

Always a favorite at our house! ❤️

Thanks for the recipe idea! I've read about using rubbing alcohol for grease stains before, but I've not had good results. I'll have to try it with the Dawn dish soap and see how that works for me. Also, thank you for helping to caution others about dark fabrics fading. As I stated in the video, you always want to test an item in a hidden area before you use this solution in case it does fade your fabric. I've only had one item end up with a light spot, and I use this all the time. However, I always test new fabrics in an inside seam just in case. Most of my family's clothing is cotton colors, and this recipe has been great at getting even old grease spots out of their t-shirts and pants.

Hope you like it!

I'm not sure if I could eat it by itself, but I agree that it's tasty and worth a spoonful by itself. It's simple and easy, and it's my kind of recipe! Thanks for letting me know how you liked it!

Great point! I haven't had any trouble with it working, but you bring up a good point that storing it in the darker bottle will preserve the potency. Thanks for posting this comment!

Makes sense,much appreciated...

@@mercedesbenzs600bashGlad to help!

Thanks for watching and for your kind comment! Your feedback just made my day. 😁 I’m glad you were able to try something new. Let me know if there’s anything else you’d like to see in a video, and I’ll see what I can do.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@CandidKidsCreationsYou’re very welcome! If I think of something else or have any other questions, I’ll let you know; This video is saved in my favorites, lol! Also, you mentioned eating with mustard & I agree a good stone/ground mustard is great, but tonight I made this kielbasa with Fettuccine Alfredo & veggies (carrots, broccoli & zucchini) It was delish! 😊😋 Thanks again!

Thanks for your comment! You’re free to add in seasoning if you’d prefer, but this is the recipe my family prefers. The traditional recipe is similar but takes more work because you’re cooking the flour and milk base. I’ve seen other variations that use seasonings such as Worcestershire sauce and garlic powder. Let me know if you add anything in and how it turns out.

Thanks for your comment! The ingredients list is in the comments, and the instructions are given during the video. I apologize if it was confusing to you, and I hope you were able to get the instructions.

Thanks for sharing! I agree that the Moravian pie is better. The flaky crust and the tender chicken and gravy are the perfect combination! ❤️

Remember to test it on the fabric to avoid any fading, and let me know how it works for you. 😊

My kids would tell you it’s “crazy good.” 🤣 Honestly it’s the easiest way to make a traditional green bean casserole. If you give it a try, let me know what you think about it. Before you make it, be sure to check the pinned comment for updates on the ratio of beans to soup.

I'm glad it was helpful! Thanks for letting me know! 😊

That's the way I was taught growing up, but without the Cream of Chicken Soup. I'm sure that makes it very yummy! Thanks for sharing! ❤️

I'm not sure how it will work if you don't thaw it out. The pressure cooker works because it doesn't start timing the cooking until the internal temperature reaches a certain temperature so the food is thawing out during that time. If you try it, I would be sure to test the internal temperature of the meat in several places to make sure you don't have any areas that stayed frozen too long and didn't cook.

Thanks!

That’s great information! What’s the name of the service, and how do you sign up for it?

Thanks for your encouragement! I’m still working on finding the right balance between talking and demonstrating how to prepare different recipes.

Thanks for the feedback, and I want to hear how it turns out when you try it!! ❤️

Right?! I wasn’t sure about them the first time I made this, but I love it!!

Yes, it would cook faster in the frying pan, but I can cook an entire package of bacon in the air fryer and only a few slices at a time in the frying pan. I also like not having to deal with the grease splatters. Another way I'll cook bacon is in the oven, but it does cause some grease to be left on the door and floor of the oven to clean later.

Yes, gravy made from scratch is the best! This is my quick and easy recipe and a good backup for last minute gravy needs.

I don’t know why it looks that way to you, but it is the front of the shirt. I didn’t think I needed to hang it up to show the full shirt because I was just trying to show the areas that were treated. I guess if you look closer to the frame where it shows the neck then you might be able to see the tag is flipped up from the back side, but it really comes down to if you trust the information or not. You can try it on something that you have that’s stained and prove it for yourself, and I would recommend doing that before using it on anything that might fade. Let me know how it turns out for you if you decide to try it, and thanks for watching the video! ❤

Oh no! I'm sorry you misunderstood the information in the video. 😢 When I said "open," I was referring to making sure it wasn't locked in the release position as you would have it for the final step and to open the valve so it would be able to freely float until the pressure builds up. The rule of thumb is that you always want your valve to be able to "float" until the pressure builds up. That's when the timer will begin counting for your Instant Pot. Then, after the cooking and natural release time, you'll press the release button to release the rest of the steam before you open the pot. I'm sorry your meal was spoiled, but I hope you'll keep trying different recipes with your Instant Pot. It's such a nice tool to use, especially when you're short on time. ❤

Good luck with it! I hope this technique works for you. ❤️

I’ve had success using it on old stains, but sometimes it takes several washes to get it out. For dark colors, I would recommend testing it on an inside seam first to make sure it won’t fade the fabric. If it doesn’t, I still would be cautious about how long you put it on before washing the clothes. I’m thinking not more than 5 minutes before you put it in the washing machine. Even that might fade some clothes so test it first! For light colors and whites, you should be able to put it on longer, but I did have a light blue t-shirt fade after 10 minutes with the solution on it so test pretty much anything with colors.

I would do a “leap frog” type of carry. Move it as far as you can reach, hop past it, then move it more, and continue until you get to the destination. If you need to carry it farther than a few feet past the counter, either get a cart to push or ask for help. If it can be wrapped and put into a bag, you could carry the bag and hold the crutch together, but a fountain drink would not work that way. You might have to get a little creative to find the solution that works best for you. I hope you are up and walking around again soon! ❤️

@@CandidKidsCreations thanks

I think you'll need some type of bouillon powder or cube. If you have vegetable or beef bouillon, that might be a good substitute, but the flavor is coming from the bouillon. In a pinch, you can try adding some salt to see how much you would need to bring out more flavor since the bouillon would have a good amount of sodium, but I can't think of another substitute that would taste the same. If you try it without the bouillon or substitute another flavor, please leave another comment so others can see how it turned out for you. Thanks, and good luck!!

Hi, and thanks for your comment! I’m not sure what time you’re uncertain about. The cook time and natural release times are both zero. The time it takes it to come to pressure will vary and will depend on the temperature of the broccoli when you begin the process. I hope that helps, but let me know if you have any other questions.

So you set it to zero and wait for it to become pressurized which on the timer of zero means it takes zero time. What’s complicated about it? It’s an INSTANT POT!!!

As soon as it comes to pressure it is done!

Thanks! ❤️

I'm surprised that you're getting the bottle clogged. I've used the same Dollar Store spray bottle for years without a problem. Are you using the Ultra Dawn? I know I'm having a hard time finding the basic one and am wondering if you use the Ultra if the higher soap concentration might be clogging it. My suggestion, no matter what the cause is, is to try and flush the spray nozzle with hot water and see if that will break up the residue that is stopping the flow. You could try removing the spray nozzle after using it and place it into a cup of hot water, spray several times to pull the water through, and then spray until it is dry before storing it so it is clear of any soap and ready for the next batch of laundry. Let me know if you try this or if you find another solution that works, and I'm really curious if it is the type of Dawn that might be causing the problem. Thanks for letting me know what's happening. If you've had trouble then there is probably someone else reading this with the same issue. 😎

You are welcome, and I appreciate your feedback! I have been making it with cubed chicken breasts that I boiled for 20 minutes first and serving it over rice for my daughter as a low gluten/gluten free option when we have Moravian chicken pie. I think the gravy is what makes it so good! ❤️

I always come right back here for this awesome chicken gravy. My two boneless chicken breasts are cooking on the stovetop and I will use that broth in the canned soup. I usually use two smaller cans, would I just use one can of broth? Thank you.

Thanks for watching, and I hope you’re enjoying your chopper now! How did it work for tomatoes? I’m curious if it would be too soft for it to work.

Yum!! 😋

Great question! I’m thinking about doing a short video on this product, but I have found the Scrub Daddy Power Paste to work well for stainless pots with stains on the outside. My Amazon Associates link is amzn.to/3X5WEwv. (Using this link might give me a benefit, but it doesn’t change your price if you make a purchase.) Just make sure it’s not a painted or coated finish because the paste might hurt the finish.

The way I covered that problem was by using the "leapfrog" idea where you put the plate or glass as far as you can reach, hop past it, move it again as far as you can reach, and continue this until you either reach your destination or hit a dead end and have to ask someone to help you. Another option is to find a rolling cart that you can push or use a desk chair on wheels and put the food on the seat. That wouldn't work for a glass of water, but I started using a covered water container that wouldn't spill. Hopefully, you're past the need for these options, but, if not, let me know if they work or if you've found something else that worked for you. 😊

You got it! I know it’s not fancy, but it does a good job of making a gravy for the chicken pie my family likes.

Hi, and thanks for your comment! This was a good question! I leave the grease in the pot until I finish cooking the full pack of bacon, and then I pour it out at the end.

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Yes, it should cook under pressure for 20 minutes and then wait for 20 minutes for a natural release before you let the rest of the steam out.

Yes, and it’s so good! Make sure you try the creamy chicken gravy recipe to go on the pie and the rice. Mmmm!!!

Thanks for your comment! It is made from plastic, but for what I use it for it has been fine. I like the weight of it, but if you're going to be chopping harder things often such as walnuts or pecans, you might need to get one that isn't made of plastic.

I haven't tried using a pressure washer yet, but it's on my list of things to try. For those who don't have access to a pressure washer, the method in this video might help, but I'll post a video when I try the washer technique. Thanks for reminding me to try it soon!

LOL! I put this together when I broke my foot for the second time in a few months and had to learn to get around without any pressure on my foot. These were the things I wanted to know and figured others might want the same advice. I don’t make ad revenue on my videos, but I do earn credit if anyone uses my Amazon links. I only post links for products I use and like. The bag in this video I still use today as a lunch bag, and that’s part of why I recommend it since it’s not just for using with crutches or a scooter. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I appreciate your feedback. 😀

@@CandidKidsCreations Very useful, but a little pricey to shop on Amazon from Thailand. I'm an expat who is struggling because I don't speak Thai. For example, my doctor informed me that "there are good fractures and bad fractures, you have bad fracture." I had to scour the internet for information about what they had done to my body. I discovered that I have an intertrochanteric fracture. Crutches will be required for at least another month. I ended up cheating and hiring a live-in Thai lady who can do everything for $14 per day.

Hi, and thanks for your comment! I added a link to the type of sponge I use in the video description under my Amazon Associates links. Using my Amazon links is a way to help support this channel, and the direct link to the sponges like the ones I use is amzn.to/3RXy7Xz. The one in the video is a different brand, but this is the closest to what I typically use. Just be careful not to get a rough pad on the sponge, and test it on a place that doesn't matter to make sure it won't damage the fabric fibers.