Chocolate Cookies, Bunny Rabbits And Scrambled Eggs
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- Tea, cookies and eggs? Sounds like a meal to me! Why not. Join us as we eat and chat with you all.
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Your channels have become my go to when I need to relax and escape the real world. Thank you for sharing . You are both doing a wonderful job keeping the old ways alive.
thankyou so much!
No better compliment than that & I agree!👊
@@frontierpatriot Question do you live in this house or live somewhere else and film in this house?
I love the peace you too generate. I watch you when I need to calm down.
I would love to have Alrec as a hose guest.
You all are the cutest couple. Waiting for the early American wedding.
Yes!
Yes
For sure!
Yes!
No pressure lol
You both are soooo freakin adorable together!!! I love watching your little story skits. And for your info….That “thing-a-ma-bob” is called a tea infuser…. Thanks for posting again! I’m a new subscriber and love and watch both channels…
You forget that any pine trees you can maybe tea from. You can also eat it too. just simmer the stick and needles until you see your water change colour. It's high in vit. K. Something very healthy for winter. Dandelions' and their leaves + roots are very good for you to eat make tea and use the roots as medicine.
I like this style of video better, where you just chat like two persons in 2022 who explore a different way of life and share it with us. Thanks for this time spending 'with us'.
It’s a tea infuser/steeper! We’re still in the high 20s during the day…going down to 11 F tonight ugggh… I’m so ready for Spring!
You two are such an adorable beautiful couple! 😊 I love your channels and eagerly await each new episode!
I love your channel so much. You have amazing chemistry! I would love to dress in that century, also cook in that century looks challenging but satisfying! Keep this channel and Justines channel going. Its very satisfying to watch.
I’m a tea person and was totally obsessed with green lemon tea. Then I was to the dr on a routine check up and my liver didn’t feel so fine, of course I got the question about how much alcohol I had on a daily basis. I don’t drink alcohol at all so this was a mystery until she heard that I love green lemon tea . I had to stop drinking that and slowly my liver did recover. So take it easy with green tea, it’s not as healthy as some says
Such a delightful video and chat. I can't wait for the next one 😃
I just love your channel. And I hope that we get to follow you as you build your homestead. You could do tours and teach others how to live off the land. Could be a wonderful business that could help so many others live life as it likely should be lived.
Black tea takes about 5-7 minutes to infuse. Herbal tea between 6-10 depending on leafs or roots.
I totally understand my comment is 2 plus years past this recording. I didn't notice anyone gave a name to your 'tea thingy mahbobber' is a tea infuser..... We have a similar one that is spoon shaped & has a hinged, snap closure.
Ur stories and videos are awesome! I love following the old world story line! It is even more interesting watching ur channels just because u r a real couple! Keep up the awesome work!
Glad you like them!
Love Alfred, the plush bunny. The cookies look amazing, so is the scrambled eggs.
I discovered the Oliver Puff Tea Company a few years ago when I started teaching a Colonial tea etiquette section for Colonial Day at the school where I used to work. One fun fact is that the company is descended from one of the tea companies who were involved (i.e. had their tea cargo dumped) in the Boston Tea Party, and they still sell tea from the same exact tea plantations that produced the tea they sold in the 18th century. It's the closest you can get to tasting 18th century Chinese tea!
One point of 18th century etiquette has to do with the "pinkies up" tradition: you only put your pinky finger up if you are drinking tea from a Chinese-style teacup that has no handle, because if you do it with a modern handled teacup or mug, it weakens the grip of your other fingers on the handle, and the cup of tea, if full and heavy, could slip in your fingers and spill. With the Chinese or Japanese teacup, since it has no handle the only parts of the teacup that are cool enough to handle when it is full of hot tea, are the rim at the top, and the little stand or "foot" at the bottom. The diameter of the rim of the teacup is sized to be held between the thumb and middle finger, and it is a natural gesture to extend your pinky finger when you hold the teacup like that, plus it helps balance the weight of the full teacup in between your fingers.
Do you guys live like this every single day? Or just for the channel? I think it’s great!! Wishing you both all the happiness in world ♥️
I sweeten my morning coffee ☕️ with chocolate syrup 😋 instead of surgar it's delish!
Chocolate tea is definitely a thing. I ad chocolate powder to tea is all the time. It's delightful
Y’all make a darling couple. I enjoy your show. As far as food sticking in cast iron, the modern way to keep it from sticking in new pans and old ones is to coat in shortening and bake for an hour. The directions can be found in TH-cam.
Thanks for the tips!
Your onion salad was brilliant !! I've had it EVERY day since you put it out !! ❤
That made me smile Maple.
It's so good!
@@EarlyAmerican 😊😊
@@frontierpatriot Yup!
The thingymabob is a tea diffuser.☺️
The way you sip your tea.. whats the est of the song. Enjoying this.
Why not milk in the tea? That's how us Aussies and English etc drink it❤😊😊
You two are absolutely adorable together ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️!!!!!!
A question about the cookies....would I powdered sugar be a modern equivalent to the double refined sugar? When you mixed the grated chocolate and the sugar together, the sugar resembled powdered sugar.
Enjoy both your two TH-cam channels..Colonial Williamsburg sells a chocolate tea called "Cacao Tea" and you can purchase it on there website....Also, to pronounce a word or phrase, go to TH-cam and type in "How to pronounce xxxx"..It will say the word a couple of times. As a tea drinker all my life brewing loose tea in a tea pot is the best, then use a tea strainer to catch the leaves before it goes into your cup or mug. Then put in your honey, milk or sugar, but most good teas do not require any additional flavors besides the tea itself..As a former reenactor for to many years to count, Victorian era and Civil War, it is fun watching your episodes. Thanks again from Arizona 🌵
It is a Heart Shaped Tea Infuser
Alfred turnip McMuffins,now Alfred fig McMuffins.😜 So cute in his little rocker. The cookies sound like teeth breakers. Do you remember the ginger snaps that came in a box,they were like that ,you definitely have to soak them in milk or tea. Bedbugs😶😳😲no please! Hee hee different conversation today.
We’re right below y’all in northern Arkansas I have my husband watching you now.
What’s going on in the world right now, your channel is exactly what I need. Thank you ♥️
Yep!
Same
Agree very nice distraction love the history lessons
I’m very curious if you guys are living in this home full time or just when you’re filming? Adore you guys ❤️
Good question. I was wondering the same thing
I just asked them the same thing!!
Me too!
I'm disappointed as I was under the impression they were married
@@gracegirl3 they are engaged...
You two remind me of my husband when he was working at Homestead National Monument in Nebraska. I would volunteer there and together we would reenact the lives of homesteaders post-Civil War. Just like us, I can tell you love spending time together. Fur us it's 30 years later, and we never get tired of one another. I hope you have a similar beautiful future.
I've been watching since the Stevenson's house video's, I remember when Ron showed up. One cute episode was when he tried to clean himself up to come visit you...he straightened his clothes, buttoned up...it was adorable. You could tell you were both smitten. Can't wait for the wedding!
So glad Justine didn't have to get "sent back to the convent"!
I just love the modern lingo interpursed with the 1820 decor and clothing. This is such an amazing channel, as is Early American. I get tickled at Justine's expressions. She can't hide anything....and Ron goes right along with her.
Thankyou so much, it to hard to speak in 18th/19thcentury format and have as much fun so we just be ourselves 😉
@@frontierpatriot and that’s what makes you leap from the rest !
Your personalities really compliment each other!
Cookies looked good. Why didn't you add the three leftover yolks to your other three eggs & scramble all of them? Waste not want not. That's probably what was done by housewives in the 1800's.
You two are so adorable together. I am glad you met. I look forward to your videos
Your channels make me so happy. They are so peaceful and relaxing. I appreciate how polite you are to each other. That is wonderful. I’m married to my best friend for nearly 32 years. I love Alfred and his rocking chair. I absolutely love his name! I put out at least one cute stuffed animal with every holiday decor.
Thank you Anna and your story of love gives us all hope that we can find the same.
Alfred looks so much like the velveteen rabbit 🐰. So precious!
Lapsang Souchong is my favorite tea in the world, and I love a lot of tea. It is pronounced "lap-sang soo-chong in the US, but the Brits pronounce is "lap-sang soo-shong."
I love watching you two! I'm reminded of my own romance with my husband. We met at a historical event in St. Charles, where I demonstrated spinning and he was dressed in his colonial finery. I used to say that I spin yarn and he spins yarns. We went to lots of rendezvous, had our wedding at a rendezvous, and honeymooned in Colonial Williamsburg. We had 25 wonderful years together. I wish you as much happiness as Winterbear and I had.
Thats is awssome!!!
The heart shaped tea “thingie”, is a tea infuser. They also come in a ball shape, on a small chain too, to you can leave it in the hot water to steep. You two are the cutest, ever. Thanks for the historical stories you tell, thru both you tube channels. I like the recent videos, more than the earlier ones, when Justine was working for the Stevensons…these are much more intimate, and sweet.
Also called tea caddy spoon.
You have corn hanging there!! Pound some up and make grits with those eggs! Eggs, grits, tea with honey and cookies. Not too bad. Corn hung up is food storage, not decoration. Chocolate, sugar and butter which you clearly have would be great to flavor grits.
It's so cute you both met doing something to love! (1800s living) And you both have so much in common! When you do get married, I think you'll have a lot of people behind you, and donating to your wedding! ❤️
Blessings to the both of you. The perfect couple!
Love your videos! Let me know if you ever want to visit Boston. I live a 3 minute walk from the Blake House - the oldest house in Boston, built in 1661. That's why I love your channel - finding young people (I'm not so young anymore, haha) that keep alive early colonial/frontier history! Justine, keep up the great cooking, Ron, love your woodworking skills!! Thank you!!!
thats really cool! thankyou so much!
I'm in western Massachusetts, 20 minutes from Connecticut. There's a lot of farms, forests and unpopulated areas. Plus cities, historical sites and burbs nearby too.. But we have our share of crime and slums. Take your pick, I guess. LOL
I just found both of your channels yesterday and I have been binge watching since, you are a beautiful couple! I love history so this is super enjoyable to me...keep up the great work!
Thank you so much!!
Hi!! I love all your videos!! Your heart shaped tea diffuser is so sweet. And I am in love with Alfred 💞😍💞 May I ask where you got him?? Have a great trip to visit Ron's dad. And, I wanted to mention that I really appreciate your kindness to each other. And I love seeing you both say the blessing before you eat! 🙏
WOW 38 MINUTES WENT BY FAST TODAY ? KOOL INFO ON THE TEAS ! NOT SO GOOD ? IF CHOCOLATE DIDN'T IMPROVE THEM !!!! NO WONDER THEY WENT IN THE ATLANTIC ? YOU MUST KEEP YOUR GREEN TEAS AROUND ? I KNOW ITS NOT THAT TIME PERIOD 💖🇺🇸💐🎁💝🙏😇 BLESSINGS BELOVEDS HUGS SALVE !!!! AGREEING WITH BOTH OF OUR FAMILIES FOR OUR LAND AND OUR DONKEYS AMEN !!!! HEE HAW ✋🚀💐👊💝🙏😇🗝🌸🌿🌟💖
Would love to see more Syrian recipes modern or old days. Do you plan on living in the cabin full time in the future while saving for a home and land like people who live off the grid? It’s not insulated so it must get pretty cold. Do you try to stick to being method “actors” while you’re at the cabin or do you grab water bottles and modern food/snacks between filming? Otherwise, whats your source for water when you get thirsty? A creek/well like for your dry sink? When you spend the night there do you have an outhouse? Is it a long drive from your homes? How long does it take to film and edit and post a video? So much intrigue…like the man behind the curtain…
Okay here in Australia we call egg whites whipped with sugar "Pavlova" yum , adding chocolate makes it chocolate pavlova. Put cream between layers and a bit of fruit or jam on it and its heaven. Enjoy, and yes I know it is not filling but that's the great thing about it, you can eat lots lol. Thank you for your show, its wonderful, may you both have a wonderful life :)
Bet he is enjoying all the good eats she fix for the show.
Hahahaha Justines face when Ron was slurping his tea!! 🤣 we used to have cambric tea when i was a kid
I got my grandchildren loving cambric tea !!
@@annyoung1579 its awesome lol
This channel is so refreshing! So, I’ve been wondering if this Bunny “Alfred” has a hidden message? But I guess not. Are you taking Ron’s horse on the journey? Watch out for the River rats. Make sure you take the rifle. You guys are a match made in Heaven! Blessings from The White Mountains!
I thought the same thing about “Alfred”
I was going to invite you both to dinner but now that I hear Ron's slurping, so now I'll wait for Justine to civilize him some.
🤣🤣🤣
Yes ! Chocolate tea was Martha Washington's favorite !! Just a hint of chocolate.
Chocolate tea sounds so good! I’m doing more tea less coffee for lent so I definitely gotta try
I found some chocolate oolong tea online it is very good
I've Lapsang Souchong. It definitely takes some getting used to. Does not taste like any black tea to me. The jury is still out whether I will like it.
well then! I will be waiting for the episode where you two break out 'Ye olde Ramen in a cup " then.
I think you could have enjoyed those eggs with some Tabasco sauce! I think her got his business up and running hen. but shipping would have been ok to as he is right at the Mississippi rivers opening .
Justine you have such a beautiful complexion..... :D
You two are too cute. Its very nice tuning into a relaxed video with 2 people who have patience with each other. So happy I found ya'll!👊❤
I found Early American about a month ago and fell in love immediately with the channel. The vintage food prep that you do is absolutely amazing. Now with Frontier Patriot as your 2nd channel, I have double the pleasure of watching your wonderful interactions together and sharing the delicious food. 😋
Thank you Linda sweetheart.
Their video where she cooks apples and smoked sausage looks so good. I am actualy gonna fix those when we get into our cabin. You guys are adorable.
Such a great story. I wonder, did you build the story around your romance, or did your romance build around the story?
I found your other channel first and then after watching the chocolate cookie video and you said come to this channel I was like okay wow. I also like black tea, Lipton tea. Easy to make an great taste. Great video you two, and yes I shared it.
I love how Ron tries to sneak a cookie and smiles at the "fourth wall"! I can't blame him; I watched Justine make the cookies in the Early American video and they look so good!
I love the way you two share.
Well, I mean they are called “chocolate puffs.” Chocolate comes from Cocoa. So, they are technically big Cocoa Puffs.
What's funny is that is the right way to drink tea and coffee is sipping it.
I searched that there is a chocolate tea in Jamaica and also in Hawaii.
Yall are so cute. Where can I find me a bunny like yours and a spoon from Ron's Daddy?
It’s such a thing of beauty to watch your love story unfold thank you so much for sharing
Do you guys have a Venmo account? I would think people would love to see you married.
Hi Pegi yes we do it is @RonnieRayfield (one word). We would love to see ourselves married but got to get a forever home built first. We are certain of each other though! 🙏😊
I remember my Granny making those cookies. They were delicious! 😋
Per: "I hope everyone out there can meet your other half." Best Friends and Lovers
I wish you the same and wish you Blessings like we have had.
My best friend is my husband of almost 49 years (May) and we met almost 51 years ago.
We are almost 72 (me) and 73 (him).
Are yall going to have a garden
Yes but just a herb garden for video
Is this your jobs? Are you living in a house/apartment? You have made me very interested in Early American history. Thank you so much for all you do.
It is! Youre very welcome, thanks for watching!!
@@frontierpatriot That is so cool that you do this for your living.
The tea thing is either a strainer or infuser
I believe it's called a tea diffuser
I ordered and received a chocolate. Tea from some off grid homesteaders.
Love this looks like a new bonnet and apron! 💕💕WV
Wtf! The bunny is moving!!!!!!!!!creepy......
Justine gave him too many cookies!
My Grandfather, who was born in the 19th century, hand made a small rocker just like yours for my sister. She is in her 70's and still has it!
You both are awesome 👌
Looking forward to seeing the wedding!!
The cookies are basically meringue cookies. Don't expose them to any humidity or they'll lose their crispiness.
Always enjoy your vids! And this one was especially fun (and adorable)!
Aloha 😊🤙🏼👏🏼
So I missed the story of the rabbit...I love Mr. Franklin...my hero.Philadelphia woman over here.in San Juan Puerto Rico.🍍☕🥑🌴if you're having a wedding ,please on this channel.I don't have facebook. We need to get you on national morning show like the Today show .That way that 10 acre homestead with the donkey and garden and flowers and chickens and Fig Mcmitten can all be very happy at your wedding.
I love you two so much. I hope you make videos forever 😊
Doug and Stacy's off grid channel on TH-cam has Chocolate tea you can buy. Haven't tried it yet.
I’m 63 years old. I meet my husband when I was 14. We were best friends and still are. We’ve been married for 43 years. It’s important to be Best friends first. Ron’s enjoying the tea. Love this channel!
We are looking at 60s in Ohio as well... spring is on the way!
I am related to Thomas Benedict and Mary Bridgham. the first two settlers to America that got married on the beach of now today Maine. My ancestors moved to Connecticut, which used to be Connecticut County. Today, I am the last Benedict. I hope that my 3,313 cousins, brothers and sisters can get a hold of me on TH-cam, or Facebook. I want to meet my family again.
I love lapsang souchong! If no one else has already said it, it's pronounced lap-song sue-shong :) I listen and watch all these videos while I work and I'm getting close to running out 😭 I'm so happy that I found both of these channels!
Your thingermy Bob is a tea infuser. The trick is to only half fill with tealeaves, leaving enough room for the dried tea leaves to swell and release the full flavour into the cup of boiling water. In England our "cookies " are called biscuits and they are generally crisp unlike your softer cookies. Your "biscuits", we call scones, I've seen them referred to on U.S. recipe videos as English tea scones. Xxx the beauty of language x
“SLEEP TIGHT DONT LET THE BED BUGS BITE” IS A REFERENCE TO PULLING AND TUCKING YOR SHEETS AND BLANKETS IN TIGHT SO THE BED BUGS CANT GET TO YOU AND BITE YOUR SKIN 🤔 SO IT DID HAVE A SPECIFIC MEANING 😉 JUST INCASE ANYONE WANTED TO KNOW ☺️ 🛌 SLEEP 😴 WELL 🙏 EVERYONE‼️♥️
I don't know what the thing-a-ma-bob for steeping your tea leaves is called, but I would love some of those for my teas. It would be awesome if you don't have to use tea bags and can stir it. Can you tell us where we can get those tea steeping things? Thanks. I am my daughters love watching and learning. Before we knew of you, we got a spider legged dutch oven and baked a whole chicken and also an apple pie in it outside by the fire pit. We found out that we are gluten free, so we don't know if those recipes would do well in a cast iron dutch oven since gluten free baking is so unforgiving. Maybe you might know someone who has had experience with gluten cast iron baking.
Oh! Forget the donkey. I use to have horses years ago. I heard a lot of bad things about mules being smart and mean; therefore very dangerous. I know of a donkey that killed a whole herd of goats. She would back up and kick them with a deadly kick in the stomach. Mean old thing and I felt sorry for those goats suffering to death like that. I told my daughters never to go near that thing at there Uncles. My old large animal vet that I use to do voluntary work, with one summer years ago, swore off ever treating any mule without sedating it first. He told me a lot of bad stories and he would have me assist with studs but this guy was so fearful of them that he wouldn't let me assist with the mules. He would tell mule owners I will not come and treat unless you let me sedate. If you want something practical for a homestead, you should look into a warm-blood horse to pull a plow. Some of them are nothing but gentle giants from what I have heard and I believe there are those in Missouri that give driving lessons. Good luck with your homesteading and soon to come marriage. May the Lord Bless His.
Thank you for this video. Learning today in this episode that y’all met each other in the reenactment of our founding as a country is absolutely awesome enjoy watching y’all grow as a couple and your interactions young man you are truly blessed for one to have a beautiful wife but for your Colemans collective demeanor that you have for the love of her one question is how would you filter your water in those days maybe you could make an episode out of this I know how you sterilize it by cooking but filtering out everything is sometimes tough do you use a rock and sand or how do you do it. I live in my mind I love living in the air of that you live number one for being a patriot but also for the Pirineos and are y’all familiar with George Washington’s rules of etiquette so anyway make this a shorter Zicam blessings to you too I love yawls family enjoy watching your episodes take care
I believe you are suppose to wait to add honey to your tea till after it has steeped and cooled down a bit. So the hot water doesn’t kill any of the benefits such as being an antibacterial and anti-oxidant. But if you are using it just as a sweetener than adding it whenever is fine ☺️♥️
You.could probably have used less.sugar in those cookies and it would have been sweet enough Im pretty sure a 1/2 cup would have been fine I'm diabetic if I ate them I'd be on the floor regardless I would have had to.substitute I wonder what they did for diabetes in the early american time did people even have it? or if they did did they just die from it? I'm glad you found each other i have been married for 17 years with my husband for 20 and we are more in love then ever so hang in there you seem to love each other and it can work mutual respect is key 🔑 and you seem to have that
Thank you! The story of the ropes being tight on the beds never did seem right to me. I had never even heard the story until about 10 - 20 years ago.
Separately, bakers used to cook their meringues overnight with the low heat created by the banked fires.
Lapsang..oak & pine notes..fermented black tea...
But as she fancies green tea (unfermented )..it's now I would think she would care for...same with the gunsmoke
It's called a tea infuser..btw
Thank you for your videos...they are wonderful
I want that bunny.
You are adorable together! You might want to lower your expectations on that amount of land and a homestead out of the gate. Most couples work their way up. If you wait for the exactly perfect homestead you will live on all your life you might be in for a long wait! The fun is in the journey and not the destination! We had a blast working our way up and feeling a sense of accomplishment each time we moved closer to our ultimate goal! We learned valuable lessons about real estate. Every time we moved we benefited from the accrued value of our real estate! We are now in our perfect retirement home and very happy and satisfied. We worked together and that made us stronger. Looking back, we had a blast getting here!