20 Forgotten Recipes Your Grandma Could Make in Just 10 Minutes!

20 Forgotten Recipes Your Grandma Could Make in Just 10 Minutes!

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The smell of fluffy pancakes and scrambled eggs would make anyone salivate. Who knew how to make perfect pancakes in under 10 minutes better than our grandmothers? Let's look at some quick, famous recipes that our grandmothers made in 10 minutes.

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:14 Buttered Noodles
1:06 Cheesy Scrambled Eggs
1:51 Grilled Cheese Sandwich
2:39 Peanut Butter Banana Toast
3:28 Classic Egg Salad
4:10 Fluffy Pancakes
5:07 Cinnamon Sugar Toast
5:50 Ham & Cheese Quesadilla
6:52 Microwave Mac & Cheese
7:41 Grandma Ople's Apple Pie
8:25 Tuna Salad on Crackers
9:05 Honey Mustard Chicken Wrap
9:59 Garlic Bread Bites
10:49 Instant Ramen with Egg
11:34 Fruit & Nut Oatmeal
12:25 Veggie Stir-Fry
13:34 Caprese Salad
14:29 Pita Bread Pizza
15:16 Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich
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[joaopedrobaggio]

Peanut butter and banana always makes me remember Elvis.

[robertsteele]

Someone has never made apple pie if they think it takes 10 minutes.

[mikecrabtree]

Grilled cheese and tomato soup. So good.

[Whoremembersusa]

I love eating fluffy pancakes, so I often make them in my family kitchen

[richgee]

Nothing like the smell of my grandma's scrabbled eggs

[michellelogreco]

Celery must be in my egg salad!
Always, dry mustard!( in mine)

[Slkguy]

My dad made pancakes for me and my sisters every weekend. For several years I wouldn't eat them as had them so frequently. Only as an adult did I start them again

[EdwardMiller-niic]

I’m old enough we didn’t have a microwave when I was growing up and my grandma sure didn’t have one!

[ROGERTULL]

I STILL EAT PASTA AND BUTTER, SOMETIMES WITH TOMATO SAUCE (KETCHUP)

[SpacePatrollerLaser]

Actually the PB and jelly was the poor cousin of the PB and Jam/preserves. When I was 11 in 'the summer of '57, we started getting Jif peanut spread. I developed such a yen for Jif and strawbarry jame that lasted 2 years that I would get up in the wee hours, and make one and eat it

What you missed is the English Muffin Pizza. Split an English muffin, put the pizza makings on each half and put it in the oven to cook, When done take it out and let it coll to an edibile temperature and enjoy. In SE New England, the best is the Gold Medal English muffins, the seasinings they use go well with pizza ingrediennts. One of the best meat toppings is Gasbar's chourico (portuguese sausage) which they sell in hot dog size and shape portions. Just slice theise thinly and put them on top of the sauce and cheeae (I prefer a mix of mozzarella and parisan) and cook and enjoy

[jcruz]

I love lettuce in my stir-fry, 🤣🤣🤣 This is a really strange vid.

[Nanetteb]

No way, that the ramen noodle soup bowls.Are something of the past and wrap sandwiches and caprese salad.I see it around a lot today and it’s nothing much that grandma prepared back then to me.I disagree that they associated with that back then a lot.These are foods that are eaten often currently.

[senorwhiskers]

What does Central America have to do with Mexico? You know Mexico is in North America right?

[angel]

Today if you want a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, you have to eat it at home because you have to be careful of people with peanut allergies

[sophiegeorge]

Hardly any of these recipes can be made in 10 minutes

[sandravalani]

❤ Hey Awesome Narrator...I lovVe youR Videos but PlZ remember that a lot oF CarinG Male CheFs also had a hand in helpinG expandinG Humanity's LovVe oF great food including many Male Photographers and Book Editors etC because Grandma's aren't the only ones who know how to cook well especially foR those of uS who had Grandparents who died before we were born!✌🙏😇🌹🌞🌹☕🍵☕

[laurieamundson]

Never heard of quesadillas in the 70's and 80's. Only heard of them in the 2000's. Not something people grew up with in the midwest. And only heard of peanut butter and banana was an elvis thing. Didnt know of anyone that ate those. We ate peanut butter and dill pickle sandwiches. Lots of hamburger helper, stuffed green peppers, SOS, ring baloney., meatloaf, beef stroganoff using hamburger, roast Sunday dinners. And always jello. This guy is very uninformed. Wraps? Some of these are recent. Not by any means vintage. Do your homework