Winter Cooking From the 1820s |Fried Mashed Potatoes & Duck| Real Historic Recipes
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- Deep fried mashed potato balls from 1822 and a slow roasted duck from 1823. These are real recipes (or receipts as they used to be called) from those who came before us. Let's recreate these dishes as they were made 200 years ago!
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It's as good as it looks! Isn't it fascinating to see the dishes that existed 200 years ago? And to see that they were actually good! Come over to our 2nd channel Frontier Patriot to watch us eat this meal and give our proper review: th-cam.com/video/BKMEMB3Pte8/w-d-xo.html
Yup. Old Farmers Almanac and Yankee Magazine are full of them. We still eat many recipes from 200 years ago
You remind me of an Early American Julia Childs love to watch you cook all those old time recipes. Very interesting and enjoy the history behind them. Thank you so much! Happy ducky 🎃🦆
Where is mine LOL 💚
I grew up in a Hungarian household and my grandma made a similar version of the 200 year old receipt for fried mashed potato balls using leftover mashed potatoes. Her version was "potato cakes". Instead of breading the outside, everything was mixed together and fried in a skillet. She mostly just used onion, salt & pepper and parsley for her version as far as seasoning, omitting the rosemary, thyme and nutmeg. And of course we had duck or goose depending on what my great-uncle was able to successfully hunt.
Forgive me for asking but do you have any running water nearby-I guess what I’m asking is how do you wash your hands? Between the raw meat and eggs and just the mess of mixing butter with your hands or the potatoes, I keep wondering!
Thanks.
My nervous system loves these videos
Definitely helps my anxiety....but not so much my grocery budget....which in turn adds to my anxiety. The circle of life in this recession. 😄🙄
Who would have ever thought that nearly a million ppl would be interested in watching a 200 yo “how to” but we all love it!
@@rachelharris725 for sure 😆
My brain cells love these videos. Very relaxing indeed like ASMR
I absolutely love the video,I love your word about your nervous system cos I absolutely get it all
I want a little cottage in the woods so I can cook like you Justine.
It all starts with a dream!
Me too.... It would be perfect
Exactly what I was thinking
Without paying bills too 💅 lol 😂
@Filthy Peasant Don’t go off on HER about it.
I just have to giggle when I see her so proud of herself for fixin a delicious meal. She sure looks like she is enjoying it.
She is adorable!!! That smile she gets when she tastes the food is just too cute!!
I love the fact that she loves to eat, and that she shows how much she enjoys what she makes.
Yes she enjoys her cooking
So basically everyone who makes cooking videos?
Thank you for not putting music over the top of your videos! They’re quiet, delicious, and indulgent.
I am in love with those fried potatoes balls! They look so tasty!
They were good !
@@EarlyAmerican were the fried potato balls almost the same consistency similar to that of hush puppies?
(Wife typing) Justine! My family cannot even tell you how much we love your channel! It brings us so much joy! Many of the recipes we are able to recreate here at home as part of our homeschool. You are helping our family build wonderful memories while keeping a beautiful era of history alive! I and my four boys shout from Iowa "THANK YOU!"
Oh boy! Now that is comfort food on a serious level. Just wow. Great job Justine! That looks delicious. 👌
Have Mercy... It don't get better than this. Love this channel!
The cabin looks extra cozy with the snow on the ground ❤
My late Grandma made the most delicious roast duck with raisin apple stuffing! This meal is making me drool!!
Wow. Nothing you have ever prepared has ever made me so hungry. You are such a pro, you make it look so easy. Now I need to figure out where to find a duck. 😨😨
Look for a pond.
@@tooprotected 🤣🤣🤣
Oh, I’m definitely going to try those potato balls with left over Thanksgiving mashed potatoes! Thanks for the great idea!
Mashed duck and fried potatos - sounds yummy, the smile is always so wholesome.
Ducks shouldn't be made into food.
@@hannahduggan3599 why not ?
@@solitaire5856 Because back in August of 2022, me and my little brother Seth were watching The Wiggles Racing To The Rainbow. We saw Murray and Captain Feathersword singing Five Little Ducks together. Right after the song, there was a duck swimming in the water, looking very peaceful and beautiful while the instrumental version of Five Little Ducks was playing in the background. It broke my heart to realize that ducks, just like that one, were being hunted, shot, killed, plucked, and made into food.
寒くなると、ぬくもりに満たされたこの映像が
わたしのこころも温めてくれる ありがとう
It makes my heart warm
Am I the only one who wanted to take a bite of one of those golden potato balls right when she scooped them out of the boiling lard! Good golly Miss Molly!
Beautiful looking duck, but those potato balls are the real star of the meal..You're an amazing cook.♥
You said it sister
I've just subscribed to both your channels. Excellent entertainment. Better than anything on regular television. Thanks!
Now that meal really, really looks Yummy.. Beautiful Justine 🙏🕊️🌿💜
I loved this vlog Justine, it looks so tasty, and I loved the triumphant look on your face as you tasted your efforts, always enjoy your video's 🌞🌞🖐
Nutmeg in the potatoes with onion and rosemary and thyme? I didn’t see that coming! You have peaked my curiosity now! I think I am going to try this!
Nutmeg in savory cooking is fantastic! It is an unlikely combo in modern cooking but in classic French it’s used in sauces, especially cheese sauces because it brings out the flavor. Much like adding salt to baked goods!
Correct 😁😁😁
That duck looked so delicious. And love the recipe idea for repurposing leftover mashed potatoes.
Potatoes will never not be delicious, especially when fried. Timeless classic, YUM!
The potato balls looked WONDERFUL! Imma gonna try them myself.
Love that grinder she does the nutmeg with!
I love it, no fork required! You go, girl! 😊
Well, that’s good timing for Thanksgiving leftovers! It looks wonderful!
I am watching this at 2200 hrs, and now I am Starving.. Lols,,, Slim fast to the rescue.. I'll be making those Potatoes tomorrow for sure..... Thank you.. You take me back many year to when I would watch either my Grandmother or my Mother cook side by in the kitchen as I begged for scraps sitting at the table....... Boy those were good days.. (1950 - 1965).
Congratulations on 800,000 subscribers!!!
🎉🎉🎉Soon to be 1 million!!!🙂👍
This was my favorite meal so far! I was waiting for that moment when Justine would break open one of those crispy potato balls. I wish I was her in that moment! Delish
Absolutely wonderful 💛
The opening picture of the cabin with the snow is my dream place, so beautiful ❤️
I’ve heard of stuffing balls, but unto seeing this I’ve never heard of potato balls. They sure look good. Everything she cooks looks good.
This lady can really cook some delicious food the hard way.
I found your channel a few days ago and it’s my absolute new favorite content, so relaxing and cool to watch!
I LOVE duck! I love it roasted while over chopped potatoes, onions, whole cloves of garlic and herbs. The duck drippings crisp the potatoes underneath as the duck roasts (also stale bread cubes instead of potatoes is nice nice as well.
I have never eaten a duck. Even though this looks very delicious I think I will stick with chicken and turkey. I love watching you cook Justine, so relaxing. Can't wait for the chew & chat😁
😳 WHAT ! you should try an Asian dish : Duck with Straw Mushrooms ✌️♥️🇦🇺🇺🇸
@@mattfraser3452 Maybe I will try it, because it sounds delicious too. But I will cook it with a chicken😉😉
Duck is delicious, but can be a bit fatty.
Duck is delicious, my favorite, as it is all dark meat. 😊
@@iluv2worship I probably wouldn't like it. My favorite is white meat and it being greasy is a no-no. I hate greasy meat. To each his own they say😁😁 Have a blessed day.
These are lovely. Its nice to prepare these dishes. I remember a 1808 cook book of the white house. With delicious recipes.
That looks good. I've never eaten duck, but I would gladly dive into that meal. My doctor would probably swear at me for eating it, but that looks amazing.
I just finished dinner and this made me hungry!😅 I think Ron is going to love this meal. 👍
Those fried potatoes look great!
That looks delicious. My mama (born. 1918) used to make those potatoes but just flat. So much crunch. And. That. Crispy. Duck!❤
Ducks shouldn't be made into food. It's because when I watched The Wiggles Racing To The Rainbow back in August, Murray and Captain Feathersword were both singing Five Little Ducks together. At the end of the song, there was a duck swimming in the water. The duck looked so peaceful and beautiful, but my heart was completely broken when I realized that ducks just like that one were being killed and made into food and other things.
Always a stellar performance … looks delicious!
That duck looked divine! So succulent 🤌
Mmmmm those potatoes look really good, as does that duck. Never tried duck before but now I feel tempted to. And I love that outdoor November snow too!
I love her dishes!
I really enjoy your videos. You and Ron seem perfectly matched. Equally shy and polite.
Excellent dish , with a little French influence .
Love your channel ✌️♥️🇦🇺🇺🇸
Where does Justine get all of her beautiful pottery from and the egg holder and the nutmeg grinder??? I’m sitting here swooning 😊.
It always amazes me that cooking techniques and herbs and spices used today are over 200 years old. Love your channel.
Thank you, Justine. It looks great and delicious.
Winter is cold but it sure makes your cabin look nice. 👍
I don’t know why but I love the sound of eggs being cracked open! I would so live in their little cabin, love watching your videos, keep em coming.❤
these videos are soothing and also a lifesaver! i’m writing a novel set in rural massachusetts in the 1850s, and while there is a slight gap in time frame these videos give me great insight into what daily life would’ve been like back then. Thank you!
I must try those potatoes. They look delicious
The joy on your face as you tasted the first potato ball was worth the whole video!!
Yay!!
Every video that you do is so calming
The snow looks beautiful outside your cozy cabin. I would dearly love to have something similar. Its so nice of you and Ron to share all this beauty and tranquility. Thankyou!❤️💙🙏🙏
Cooking up the past is so much fun!
Such a fantastic channel. Editing, shots, style, and learning. One of the rare gems on TH-cam. You just gave me my idea for the Turkey tomorrow - thanks!
I love all the sounds and the warmth in these videos. Not to mention how aesthetically pleasing everything is.
Always looks so good to eat!
You have no idea how much joy these videos bring me. Plus you give me so many ideas for cooking. :)
That looks really delicious. Can't wait to try it out myself!
I love your channel so much! I love your home. And the sounds of the fire are amazing! The food is always looking good. I made your recepe yesterday, the potatoe pie with unions. It was really nice.
I love all your cooking videos! They are all so interesting to see and just fill me with joy. So thank you truly for making them! I rarely comment because I mostly don't know what to say exactly, but today's the day lol. It's very nice to see oftentimes the cooking being still very similar to a lot of the cooking of area where I come from (northern Italy), especially so for the choices in spices and herbs, even though now we obviously use modern appliances for it.
Not sure if you would mind this, but growing up I would love to eat a very old, very simple winter soup my grandma would make. Her mother used to make it, and her grandma as well and so on; they were a farmers family and poor when my grandma was growing up as consequence of the second world war, so this is now associated with being a very poor meal. It's made with vegetable stock (beef or chicken stock is also okay, or a mix of veg/meat stock), savoy cabbage (cut roughly any way you like, just not shredded thin) and lastly rice. I always thought it was delicious since trying as a little child once and that's why during winters she often made it for me rather than for herself or my grandpa lol. Just thought you might like to try it, especially if having the time to make the stock yourself with varying veggies and/or bones, as I think it could have been a meal from the time and place you portray as well, though I'm not sure 100%. Regardless, thank you again!
I have binge watched all of your videos and want more. I find them very calming.
I love snow! So beautiful! Can’t wait to see you guys eating this!
This looks scrumptious!! Lovely filmed as always, I really enjoyed that.
Woo Hoo! Set an extra plate, I’ll be right over!😅🤣😋
Just discovered your channel today and have already watched three videos. I think something like what you do seems like a wonderful job for the senses and the soul.
It's so relaxing watching you cook! Love the chat on the other channel as well. Telling all my family and friends to watch.
Wow, Justin! The food looks amazing! I enjoy these videos more than words can convey. I love the silence. No obnoxious music like most videos. Thank for providing us with clean, wholesome, fun and educational entertainment. We appreciate you both! Have a prosperous and Happy New Year!
Totally going to make those potato balls for Thanksgiving. A blessed Thanksgiving to you both, and your families. :)
I can only imagine how nice the cabin smelled! The roast duck and fried potato balls looked perfect. And your smile told me what you cooked was excellent!
I love this recipes , it's so relaxing to watch them , thank you !
I remember my Grandmother cooking on her cast iron stove. My Grandparents own a 14 acre farm. They had chickens, pigs, horses, etc.. The first time (as children) we saw our Grandmother kill a chicken to make dinner we were shocked. We loved going to visit my Grandparents because we lived in the city so for us siblings it was excitement to see all the animals. Great memories!! Those days are gone with the wind.
I just discovered this channel and I totally love it! I love early American history, and I love food. Also, the only thing better than eating good food is seeing someone truly enjoy their food. This young lady was in duck heaven! LOL! Keep up the good work and I'll probably binge watch a bunch of these episodes tonight. Cheers!
I am really going to make the fried mashed potatoes. I may put bacon and shredded cheese inside. You make such delicious dishes and after cooking for 57 years I need new ideas. So happy to be able to see your videos.
OMG! The snow is gorgeous!
Love your videos so much. I enjoy all things early American and cooking plus they are so calming. Keep up the good work.
I love watching the process, such simple ingredients but you can tell how delicious it was. Those fried crispy potatoes, yum and that duck, you could see how succulent it was, cooked perfectly by Justine. 😋🤗
I adore Justine's little smile when she's pleased with what she made. You're a rockstar, Justine!!
Atmospheric and yummy as always. Thank you for the video ❤
Looks amazing as always!! Love you guys!!
Wow , this was really interesting , l only had duck once , always wanted to try it again.
I'm drooling watching this, have to try this !
Very good idea for my next Christmas meal !
Thanks from France 🥰
Those fried mashed are a good way to use up the last of things like potatoes, carrots, parsnips. I will definitely try.
Yaptıklarınız ve bulunduğunuz ortam ve tarihsel yaşantı büyüleyici ilgiyle takip ediyorum Türkiye den selam 🇹🇷
The bread crumbs on a roasted duck is very intriguing. I might have to try that.
Guuurrlll... this looks AMAZING! Look at how rich that duck meat is with hemoglobin. And those potato balls! Yumm 😍
Love your snow. You have more than we do in Cincinnati. We had quite a bit of sleet and snow but did not accumulate like yours.
Duck looks delish.
I just want you to know how much my family loves your channel and truly appreciates everything you do. Our family lives off grid, and our source of cooking and baking is similar. Our family says we're too old fashioned but we could never go back to a modern kitchen. ❤️❤️
Excellent job. Yall are inspiring.
I love watching your videos.. it reminds me of when I was younger and our family lived in a tent and log lean-to on some property. We cooked over a brick and stone hearth my parents built, all our food was from scratch. I because really good at cooking over a fire and coals, baking as well. It was the best time in my life
Yum! Looks delicious!
WOOW, that looks really delicious!!