CookingLula Maggard25 One-Pot Suppers Appalachian Grandmas Made for Under $5

25 One-Pot Suppers Appalachian Grandmas Made for Under $5

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Published Sep 9, 2026, 5:21 PM · 5w ago

Lula Maggard
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Mama fed eight people through the Depression on one pot and less money than you'd spend on coffee — and it wasn't cheap food doing the work. It was knowing which pot tricks stretch a nickel. Tonight, 25 one-pot suppers Grandma made for under $5, counted down the way she made them. Watch for number 20, the free supper that shows up the very month money's shortest. Number 18 is the pot that built this whole region. Number 8 changes the way you fry potatoes for good. And number 1 is the pot Mama made more than any other — I won't say which one it is yet. Where a claim rests on real food science or history, it's named on screen. Where it's just how Mama did it, I say so. Now pick just ONE of these to make this week, by feel, not by measuring cup. Tell me down in the comments which one you picked, what your people called it, and what county they cooked it in. I read every one. Now it's written down. This video is historical and educational, not medical or nutritional advice — talk to a doctor or dietitian about your own diet. A few of these pots (squirrel stew, homemade lye hominy) reflect old farm and mountain practices; where the video notes a safer modern substitute, that's the one to actually use in your own kitchen. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro — one pot, under $5, and why cheap food worked 0:36 #25 White Beans With a Ham Bone 1:24 #24 Potato and Onion Stew 2:07 #23 Cornmeal Mush With Milk 2:52 #22 Cabbage and Potatoes Fried Together 3:29 #21 Chicken and Dumplings 4:24 #20 Kilt Lettuce With Hot Bacon Grease 5:07 #19 Vegetable Soup From the Can Shelf 5:50 #18 Pinto Beans and Cornbread 6:52 #17 Milk Gravy Over Toast 7:31 #16 Squash and Onion Soup 8:10 #15 Rice and Tomatoes 8:55 #14 Beans and Greens in the Same Pot 9:39 #13 Sausage and Lentils 10:18 #12 Hoop Cheese and Macaroni 11:02 #11 Squirrel Stew 11:44 #10 Hominy and Grease 12:29 #9 Fried Potatoes, Dry-Skillet Style 13:15 #8 Potato Soup, Thickened the Sneaky Way 13:57 #7 Chicken Feet and Dumplings 14:36 #6 Corn Pone and Buttermilk 15:19 #5 Cornbread Salad From Day-Old Pone 16:03 #4 Soup Beans Turned Chili 16:49 #3 Biscuits and Chocolate Gravy 17:34 #2 Fried Cabbage With Bacon 18:16 #1 Soup Beans Again #Appalachia #GrandmaNeverWroteDown #AppalachianCooking #DepressionEraMeals #OldFashionedRecipes #OnePotMeals #SoupBeans #FrugalCooking #BudgetSuppers #ComfortFood #AppalachianRecipes #MountainCooking #CheapEats
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