Great Depression Cooking Ep:1 – Pasta with Peas
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91 year old cook and great grandmother, Clara, recounts her childhood during the Great Depression as she prepares meals from the era. Learn how to make simple yet delicious dishes while listening to stories from the Depression. www.GreatDepressionCooking.com
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Originally posted 2010-01-28 07:16:34. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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Jan 12, 201011:34 pm
Ohh, and I would NEVER guess you to be 91!!! You look so young
Jan 13, 201012:27 pm
clara!!! your and awesome cook.
Jan 13, 20102:00 pm
This reminds me of the stories my grandma tells while cooking. It is wonderful to hear people tell stories of their lives — it gives you a better idea what it takes to survive for so many years through all the hardships.
This looks like a tasty recipe. I’ll be sure to make it soon.
Thank you for the video. I enjoyed it, thoroughly.
Jan 13, 20108:59 pm
@WalkByMe If you are careful and pay attention, it is not that dangerous.
Jan 15, 201012:22 am
the depression was bad
Jan 15, 201010:59 am
Love the story.
Jan 15, 20104:07 pm
!91 years old holy !!!!!!
Jan 15, 20105:50 pm
she has a lot of experience though :]
Jan 16, 201011:24 pm
No, it was great! [/sarcasm]
Jan 17, 20109:53 am
thank you soo soo much really this is a very good recipe
and im very glad u showed this i will be trying this 
Jan 17, 20104:25 pm
Clara you are a very good cook. God Bless You!
Jan 17, 20108:33 pm
Oh, my!!! Thank you, so much Carla, and may God, reward you for teaching us as money is so hard to get now days…
Jan 18, 20104:01 pm
My respect to you Clara, your mother, and all the survivors of the depression. God Bless you all for your wisdom.
Jan 19, 201012:05 am
Thank you for sharing these wonderful recepies with us. Depression food looks quite tasty, actually.
Jan 19, 201012:44 am
Neat
Jan 19, 20102:20 pm
Indeed. She started cooking the onions and potato, and I could literally smell it, sitting before my PC. Made me quite hungry.
Thank you, Mrs Clara! My grandparents and great grandparents lived through the Depression and War. I’m sure they’d be more than familiar with these recipes, were they still with us.
Much love!
Jan 20, 20106:53 pm
she’s so sweet!
Jan 21, 20109:26 am
My mom grew up during the Depression, and she learned many of Clara’s recipes from her own mother. Still today, I will often make pasta with peas, pasta with beans, and other economical dishes that are nutritious and low in fat. I have little trouble maintaining a healthy weight, and my cholesterol and glucose numbers are so good that my doctor said he wants to bottle them and sell them! Here’s to simple eating!
Jan 21, 201011:56 pm
For some reason this video left me speechless, actually. Something about this video made me feel at ease… About the reciepe, i always thought we had to bake the pastas individually, but now i’ll try your reciepe. God bless you and your mother, and all the people from back then.
Jan 22, 20107:37 pm
I love hearing Clara’s stories.
Jan 22, 201010:32 pm
god bless her
Jan 24, 201011:17 am
i love you clara you are sooooo sweet
Jan 27, 20104:35 am
Love your videos Clara
Jan 28, 20102:32 am
thank you. I love your series
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11:33 pm
Love your channel and the way you cook.. Great job…