Victorian Valentine Sandwiches (19th-century recipe)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Be sure to find Sarah's books on Amazon! www.amazon.com... In this video, author Sarah A. Chrisman makes the recipe for Valentine sandwiches which appears in her latest novel, "Spark's Press".
I use chicken bones as fertilizer for my roses. Along with egg shells. I dry them, pound them up with a mallet until they’re fine and mix them with my soil. My Nonna always did it and now I do and I always have beautiful roses and it really helps with my tomato garden as well.
I use coffee and egg shells for whenever there's an ant problem, little buggers hate it. Haven't tried chicken bones because I'm scared my dogs would try to unearth it at night but will try it on the balcony now where they don't sleep
@@alondraperez-ramirez8363 That’s a good idea too! I use cinnamon to keep ants away. I also use peppermint oil. I don’t like to use chemicals so I’m always looking for natural ways to keep insects away. I also plant marigolds around the perimeter of my garden to keep rabbits away.
This has become one of my favorite channels. Thank you, Sarah!
I hope you and Gabriel have a lovely Valentine's Day--and I second the desire to get a peek at your bread recipe!
I'm from Germany and I'm absolutely glad to have found your Channel! Absolutely love your very calming Voice! Greetings, Kerstin
i get so excited when u post they make me feel so relaxed 🙈😭😭
I would love to see your bread recipe :)
She has it on her website! :) I've made it a couple times and it's great!
@@juliaruhle1211 Ahgreat! I've tried searching her site but I guess my investigation skills are just not up to snuff! I have tried many recipes and NONE would be goodfor sandwiches in this way!
Thank you for this amazing video and Happy Valentine's Day to you and Gabriel❤❤
I had to try this recipe after I was done watching the video it tastes wonderful I can't have enough and happy reading to you Mrs. Sarah
Your explanation really sheds light on how bread was transported. In the 50's French people did that and it looked very unsanitary (still do? with baguettes?). If I can get the mould I'll try your recipe. Cheers.
Sarah, we're definitely kindred spirits! Congratulations on your books and all the lovely material you post online xxx
Your videos are so interesting! I like the recipe for making Valentine Sandwiches, and your history lesson about why the crusts were cut off of the bread! Thank you for this very charming bit of history! Stay safe, and God bless! ~Janet in Canada
It's lovely to visit with you. I feel like we are old friends but we have never met! Thank you for this wonderful recipe.
You seem like such a pleasant and genuine person! A rarity! Love from Michigan ❤️
Got a flashback when you mentioned feeding the crust to domestic animals because my grandpa used to give his dog the crust after he sliced it off. Now I know why he did that :)
Youve inspired me to love the victorian era , its juat so Fascinating! I love your videos, God Bless You! ☻︎
Wonderful video... praise the Lord!
Love this can you please tell me what the 2 burner stove with the tea kettle on it when you were slicing bread I love history and haven't seen anything like this before.
You're so adorable and sweet great video! :)
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