Dylan Hollis - PRUNE PIE (TikTok Vintage Recipe)

1931 was a trip | B. Dylan Hollis
TikTok: @bdylanhollis
Instagram: @bdylanhollis

[TheBlackfox]

lmao "it's not bad but it vaguely tastes like a felony"XD

[frickfrack]

The blind bake part seriously sent me into a fit

[KennyTurner]

"That was distasteful."
I love this man's humor.

[sekichdawn]

"How does one know when a laxative cooking?"That one killed me.

[JadeKSmith-ukkw]

"Buy me dinner first." Was what set me off to an eternal pit of laughter.

[UnaRose]

It is my deepest wish in life to be called "sweetie" condescendingly by this man. 😂

[coledurbin]

"I aint plumpin' my prunes in nothin."

That one got me🤣

[dizzystar.]

"How does one know when a laxative is done cooking?" Absolutely sent me

[QueenMotherTroll]

Here it is July 17th 2023 and I'm just discovering Dylan... I'm so perplexed on how I lived life before him.... The way my belly is jumping and my shoulders are shimmying while I chuckle intensely watching these

[barrybeebenson]

"it's 10pm and I'm boiling prunes in my kitchen"
"it's 3am and I'm making Mac n cheese in my underwear"
I like both

[cactiideluxe]

He milks the humor out of it for every short. This gentleman gives 100% every time 👌🏻

[fanboy]

"Buy me dinner first." I can't stop laughing.

[hasufinheltain]

You know, something I do love is seeing how much you've improved as a cook. Obviously you have the recipes you're working with, but you're clearly much more experienced with the baking and it shows.

[notabot]

“ I ain’t plumping my prunes in nothing!”
That one got me 😂😂😂

[susant]

He never fails to come up with something even more hilarious.

[madongseoksbiceps]

"walnuts aint gonna save this recipe sweetie" IM DYING

[HMSHyde]

Whenever I hear “blind bake” I get so happy cus ik I’m about to have a good laugh 😂
I’m never disappointed

[bruhbwoi]

"Why just live in the great depression when you can have *chronic diarrhea* ?"

[AuroraLalune]

Watching these videos is like a hug to the eyeballs. My soul needs this.

I used to snap up any cookbook I could but I had to stop cuz money. I grew up learning old dump and stir techniques and how recipes should taste(there are some you can’t write down properly and if you do need adjustments because you can never really truly work a dump and stir recipe into that- even mayonnaise changes over time) and like to reconstruct old recipes.

Better half likes cooking videos and has pretty much all the conventional sense of humor between us.

Somehow these videos do it for both of us.

These videos are a happy place.

[thatgrumpychick]

Imagine you're laying comfortably in bed and your neighbour starts screaming FIA! PRUNES! WALNUTS WONT SAVE YOU!
And think "oh he's cooking great depression meals again"