Great Depression Cooking - Pizza

Nonagenarian 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 Great Depression.

94 year old cook, author 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 Great Depression.

This recipe and more can be found in Clara's new book "Clara's Kitchen", available everywhere.

[jeonghoseok]

I love when she says “we were happy what with we had, we were poor but we were happy” I just love her

[brrrrrr]

Clara: "I could eat pizza everyday"

Me too, Clara, me too

[rinhousman]

This woman is the Bob Ross of cooking. I could watch her all day.

[Mfoster]

I remember when Covid kicked in. I was bored, depressed, and looking for something to lift my spirits up. I watched this, started a garden, followed her recipes, and learned how to cook. Now I can cook amazing meals for my family that I never thought possible. She has done so much!

[emerald]

"It's nourishing, its good for you, and I like it."

This is how we all feel about Clara

[debbiemcnorton]

Ms. Clara never knew how important her videos would be for America in this moment

[thelouisfanclub]

I’m so glad that people who may have been searching about the other kind of depression found Clara instead

[creeksidestudiospodcastchannel]

She may be gone but I'd like to nominate her for YouTube's best grandma

[betsycollins]

Her words "We were more of a family during the Depression" brought tears to my eyes. It's true. Hard times forge strong bonds. Your grandmother knew this well.

[HumanAction]

Never take these videos down.
RIP Clara

[lipsgoboom]

If any of Claras family reads these comments, I would like to thank you for sharing these beautiful videos ! I watch her every night before I go to sleep.. she reminds me so much of my grandma, unfortunately she isn’t here anymore. When I found out Clara passed away I was so heartbroken 😞... thank you for these video’s

[thomasmalette]

2024 and I still click on Clara's video when they're suggested. She was such a sweetheart and I really enjoy watching her cook her meals her way...as well as listen to her history.

[bougiuzithesecond]

“Pizza’s got everything you could want, it’s got sauce, it’s got dough, what else could you ever want!”😂 i love her

[Eliasguitarred]

I think I discovered this channel a little too late. These videos bring me such a peace of mind and relaxation, that I just love them

[alohadubs]

*ANCHOVIES ON PIZZA ARE A SIN*
“Let’s put some anchovies on pizza”
Of course, Grandma Clara, sounds absolutely delicious!

[robertfranklin]

To her grandson: thank you for preserving this treasure trove of wisdom & how-to information/recipes. We're losing these people at an alarming rate, & if their knowledge isn't recorded it's lost forever. Hoping you'll do more of this with other members of her generation as a tribute to her memory. RIP Clara, & thank you.

[liamvogel]

"It looks good, I could eat it right now!" As she looks at her grandson like "did I say the right thing?" Such a sweetheart

[mscarolynnigro]

How cool that a 93 year old lady was one of the first YouTube stars.

[athomerecordschannel]

Real men cry right? I am sitting here watching Clara and crying my eyes out. I miss my Grandma and Great Grandma so much. I used to love sitting at their feet on the floor and hearing them tell stories about the Depression. My Great Grandma taught me how to cook all of the Depression meals. She taught me how to sow. Gosh I miss them so much.

[CleoPhoenixRT]

Im watching these just for the stories now! Her smile and humor could light up a room I bet. Kind soul.