🥩🥗🕯Eating Pork Chops & a Salad From 1810 | Before The Light Bulb
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- Join us for dinner (or is it supper?) as we give our review of 200 year old dishes brought back to life and discuss historical topics! With your hosts Ron Rayfield & Justine Dorn first we cook it up on Early American and now on Frontier Patriot it's time to dig in!
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We just think that Benjamin Franklin invented everything short of sliced bread.
Thomas Jefferson invented quite a bit too. I remember as a kid watching the cartoon Histeria! and one of their songs was about Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin listing their inventions.
Wikipedia: "While he was in London, he developed a much-improved version of the glass harmonica, in which the glasses rotate on a shaft, with the player's fingers held steady, instead of the other way around. He worked with the London glassblower Charles James to create it"
Between him and Leonardo DaVinci you may be right. Lol
@Filthy Peasant Amen
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Funny story. Back around 2005 or so, the gov of my province released a tourism commercial with a woman singing a beautiful song in Gaelic . Unfortunately, nobody bothered to properly translate the song until a University Professor. As it turned out the lyrics in English said - my family is starving , my children Are naked, darkness is all around us, this place is horrible, I want to go home! It was taken off the TV immediately afterwards 🤣
Wow!
Lol
I Love the way they laugh together
Thank you for sharing a historic cooking recipes with us. I absolutely love your theme, costume and decor, and educating all of us and traveling back in time. Keep up the good work and fun!
Thank you so much!
What a feast! Yes, mustard greens are spicy! Your conversation was very thought provoking!
the food looked delicious as always, and I love the candlelight on the table
I just enjoy your channels so much. My eight year old grandson and I look forward to your episodes every week. We learn so much. Thank you.
That is awesome! Thankyou for watching!
You guys are so funny. And Justine you did a great job singing.
I look forward to your Chew & Chat every week. You have seen me through many sad, bored, and lonely hours with your historical tidbits and Justine...being Justine ;). I feel less lonely when you post videos and share your lives with us. I'm bipolar and you guys are such a comfort. Weirdly enough my cat LOVES your videos too (except for nakey Ben Franklin LOL) - he always stares when Justine is on the screen. Much love from Nebraska!
The fancy "S" wasn't originally an s. It was a substitute for a "th" like sound in middle english, which early printing type sets didn't have when printing presses were first brought to England. After people started reading broadsheets are other printed items, they got used to that new spelling and there wasn't enough public pressure to make printer make a new letter piece in their set.
Thank you for being here and for joining us!
Sending love....just because.
Awesome looking forward to this
Ron, you were talking about the glass harmonica. I've heard several songs played on one. depending on the song, it can be beautiful or haunting and eerie. You can put a lighting rod on the cabin since he invented that too!
That was some pretty good looking brown gravy on those pork chops I must say.
The prayer was nice.
Dinner and supper is the same to me. Lunch is lunch, mid day meal.
Thank you guys for all the work you put into your videos.
Today is my birthday and what a gift you gave me, a new video. Thank you.
Happy birthday to you 🎉🎂
Happy birthday Rose
Lol you 2 crack me up i love your guys hearts 💕 💞 u 2 make living in the 1800s comical and yet still cozy and i just love it😃🤣
I enjoy the chat & chews. Thanks for the laughs & the education on the history of life
I am so sorry I missed the live! Justine and the museum musicians and singer description made me laugh until my sides ache. Ron she could have kept going and no one would have left!!
The best salad I ever had was quite simple. Lettuce, tomatoes, avocado, sunflower seeds, and olive oil. A touch of salt/pep. I think it's the best because of the memory that comes with it. I stayed with a billet family for a few weeks, in a beautiful house in the middle of the woods. My first morning there I woke up to a live trio of musicians playing classical music, and it wafted through the house. They were practicing for the next leg of their tour, and my billet mother accompanied them on the piano the night before at their concert. The whole experience there just made everything taste better.
I looooove avacodos!
You both are awesome and adorable and I love how you treat each other soooo nicely!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️
thankyou!
lol … so naturally fun and interesting . Love the time you give to all ❤
Love your chew and chats. ♥️♥️♥️
For me, vinaigrettes always need a sweetener of some sort. Whether it be caster sugar, honey, or maple syrup, I always feel like they need a little touch of sweet. Every other aspect of it sounds lovely!
Yes, that's what I thought, too.
This is wonderful. I look forward to seeing every episode of this happening. Justine a fabulous cook and I love watching 🔥 fireplace cooking from the old days. Wish I could experience it
Just joined. Enjoyed the other channel God Bless you guys. I liked the Grace:)
You two are absolutely adorable and had me cracking up tonight 😂 I love watching you two ❤️
I just found your channel. What a delight!
Can't wait to see this
I look forward to seeing this tomorrow morning here in the UK 💜💜💜
@William Sharman Thank you for your kind words, they are appreciated. All is well here in Mid Wales where I live but I'm originally from near Liverpool. I hope you too are safe and well.
You to are on a roll today!! Love the period clothing and the receipts. The people of the past were just like us. They had their joys and their problems just like us!!! I really look forward to watching your show each week!!!
A lot of the music back then came from minstrels who traveled about from town to town singing their own compositions that they came up with to spread the region's news. That is why so many songs were sad or tragic, they were about the news of the day.
Chew and chat is the all time favorite dinner invite for me. I was holding out for a dessert. I was guessing you'd say bathroom ie modern day hot cold running water shower sink toilet etc. But you went with music, Stairway to Heaven! 🆒
I've often thought about what I'd miss the most, in those days, and I think it would be not being able to bathe every day or at least every other day. I think they believed it was bad for you back then. Another great chew and chat! Thanks again!
@William Sharman raised in Margate and have lived all over Florida. Currently Central.
Justine, through your research what kind of things would have been considered “junk food” in the 17-1800’s?
Good question! 👍🏻
This is a wonderful question!! I'm curious as to the answer as well; what's their "guilty pleasure" or special occasion food??
I’m going to take a guess here, and say that it was candy. 🍭🍬It was something that many wives created, and that you would limit your kids from eating a bunch of. Second guess would be cookies and cakes ? 🎂🍪Interesting question! Can’t wait to see what others thought. 🤔
I need to know how to make pork chops, I don’t know how, and your such a good cook at everything you make I hope you can help men,I’m enjoying all your shows, your both great for eachother❤
So nice this. we Pray to for the food Thanks for this good video.
Looking good! In places like southern Italy, the main meal is at noon with a lighter meal in the evening. So, dinner and supper?
0:44 hello Ron and Justine! I have just made the pork pie in one of your videos and my goodness was it delicious! Thank you so much for the food and history behind everything you make! I look forward to more yummy recipes ❤
Hi Jackie, thats awesome, so glad you liked it!!
My husband and son loved it! I have also made the chicken casserole. My goodness, that was just incredibly amazing! Absolutely a 10/10 as you and Ron would say. Again, thank you. I enjoy all of the food and history. My husband enjoys all the historical guns… and the food. 😊
👍👍good food and songs❤️
I come from a family of musicians. My grandparents home was the one where everyone came to make music. Their home was full of music. And not the sad kind. All kinds from classic violin to banjo (bluegrass). And my grandmother was born in 1883. My grandfather was born in 1873. So, a little later than your time period, but before Edison!
When did they invent pot holders ? I am totally serious take these things for granted now . Love watching both your channels .Justine I'm the same with the dressing .
Love the video, even though it was cut short by that modern convenience, the dead camera battery!
I broke my streak of being on time…but I’m here now! Hello Justine & Ron! 👋👋 as always, looks delicious
I just love you guys! ❤
Thankyou so much!
I know this video is 2 months old, however I just wanted to say that the instrument Benjamin Franklin invented that Ron was trying to think of the name is called a "GLASS HARMONICA" The different sized bowls are spinning into water and you play it with your finger tips touching the rims of the bowls.
When you cook the radishes the strongness goes away. I love them cooked. Cut them in half,olive oil, salt, pepper and garlic cook them in the oven with other veggies cut same size.
We still do dinner and supper here in Appalachia
I have been listening to you guys raving about mushroom catsup for a while now so I thought I would buy a bottle. After leaving it sitting in my kitchen for a week ( because I do not like A-1 steak sauce) I finally decided to try it and guess what: I LOVE IT!!!!!!! 😂😂🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪😍. Thank you for recommending it!
The diff between the piano and harpsicord is the that the strings are pounded on the piano and the harpsicord strings are plucked.
Yum Yum
Will be looking forward to the next video.
I dunno about you, but I just couldn't live without plumbing, especially "the convenience"! I agree that modern lighting is a wonderful invention. When I have a power outage at night, it's scary when I grope around in pitch darkness trying to reach my solar powered lantern parked on the windowsill - and it's annoying when I can't read a magazine while "enthroned". Loved your take on those sad old ballads! 🤣
Hey guys! Love your channels.
Those radishes are beautiful
That's what had for dinner too! Pork chops and salad.. I added arugula though
I cooked a pork shoulder roast on the top of my wood cookstove..it turned out amazing!!
Love this channel keep the videos comin :)
Great video. I don't think Ron is afraid of the dark. Maybe a bit nervous of the creatures that can see in the dark. He probably was not afraid of the sea. But now he has heard is love. sing his remembrance song he will be very wary of the waves maybe. For the names of food time in England/Britain/ United Kingdom or whatever they call this place nowadays are easy. In the south it's breakfast ,lunch, dinner, then tee . North is breakfast, dinner , tee, then supper. I think over here they must ignore the three meals a day rule because they have four names for eating times. You will always know a southerner from a northerner though. Because come midday when it's time to eat. Thier own body clock & mouth will utter the words lunch or dinner. I have always said dinner . I only say lunch when I am messing with accents & places. But that's just a bit of fun with no malice intented. 👍👍💚💚.
:) :) it's like Rachel ray and her husband only 200 years ago.. very entertaining !
A note about pewter; Ancient pewter contained about 70 percent tin and 30 percent lead. Such pewter, also called black metal, darkened greatly with age, and the lead readily leached out in contact with acidic foods. Not good. But, Modern pewter is about 91 percent tin, 7.5 percent antimony, and 1.5 percent copper; the absence of lead makes it safe to use for dishes and drinking vessels. The surface of modern pewter is bluish white with either a crisp, bright finish or a soft, satin sheen. Saw it on the internet so it must be true :)
The spice is diluted just like if you put a hot pepper in a soup or minced it in something. The rest of the veggies dilute the intensity of the spice in the mustard green.
A glass harmonica was invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761 also called a glass armonica, glass harmonium, bowl organ, hydrocrystalophone, or simply the armonica
Parmasan cheese is a staple.
Plumbing is the most important thing to me: constant supply of clean water, flushing away waste. I could figure out how to live without electricity, but not plumbing.
love the videos on both channels! Two questions for you. One it would be great to see a behind the scenes, how you film , etc. Second question was about the land search and wondering how it's going :)
That salad looks so good!! I love Parmesan cheese and put it on everything, even eat it by itself! ❤️
When our POWER Grid goes down,,, This will be REAL life 2022
we ready!
There was the Piano Forte which was often featured in many Jane Austen stories ( which were set around the time many of these recipes were written)
Bless you
like some salad with your Parmesan cheese ! 😄 😋
Dressing has very similar ingredients to Caesar dressing. I may actually make it.
Pork crops and salad looks delicious
22:56 That instrument is called the Glass Armonica
Sounds like a salad I would love
As an Aussie, mustard greens are not a familiar food at all. Also we call it Cos lettuce, not romaine. Wonder why that is?
Love this channel. My kids watch with me and truly enjoy it.
Love the salad recipe, I’m a big fan of salads. I’m Chilean by birth, and our cuisine has many, many tasty salads.
Thankyou so much for watching, we're so glad that you all enjoy it :) Oh wow that is very strange and i had no idea it was called something different outside of America! Justine loves salads as well!
Justine should be an opera singer😆
Wish I could join yall I love pork chops😋
Those salads they look 👍👍👍👍👍
Pork chops love it and the way you cooked them! But didn’t know salads were a meal thing back years ago guess I missed that in our American history?
Oh yes people have been eating vegetables for thousands of years. It's cheap and pretty to look at. A diet of just meat and bread will eventually lead to malnutrition.
Just love your channels and the both of you. Do you record your chew & chat yourselves or is there someone else there? 🙂
I was just getting excited about seeing your new chickens and 🤯 you were gone 😪
Re: Your reference to B Franklin and TV...
I think of him watching Jeopardy and knowing all the answers.
Glass Harmonica, Ron...I just googled it...and he invented bifocals!
Have you ever done a video how to make that mustard catsup you are always eating
Here in Tucson, street lights in neighborhoods are not very common. Due to the Observatories in our area. Light pollution is something the astronomers try to avoid. But, the by product is very high crime!
I bet if you added alittle oil with the dressing and really whipped it the texture would be good and I think the salad looks delicious!
This is sooo fun!
A bit of sugar to taste in the salad dressing will make it better.
Lovely cooking I am ganga waiting but miss you sister love you Soo much
They also had sugar back then so you could have put a pinch in the salad dressing to cut the vinegary taste.
I was thinking honey would be good. On the order of a honey mustard vinaigrette....
We stick to what the 200 year old recipie says to make it as authentic as possible for you all 🙂
@@frontierpatriot I get that.
My grandmothers parents house burned down due to an oil lamp. Somewhere near Bell City Missouri. In the 1800s. Her Dad died in that fire.
Haven't finished the video but I wanted to tell you.. LIME OIL IS A GREAT DEODORANT!!
SERIOUSLY!
A few drops on your fingers under your arms works. Also use corn flour/corn starch in creases etc. It stops many problems & the smells as it stops bacteria growth which causes the smell & itch.
Ok then God bless!
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Parmesan cheese was first made by monks 1000 years ago in a certain province of Italy where it is still made today because the cows have a certain type of bacteria they produce in there milk that the cheese needs.
Interesting. Thank you.
The instrument you are thinking of is the armonica also known glass harmonica. It was invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761.
Could you guys do a Halloween show. I know it's more of an Irish thing more then a US thing back then. But whatever you could do would be cool:) God Bless
Howdy from Florida
Love radishes !
Ron, better watch it. Justine has over 3/4 million subscribers watching her prepare those wonderful meals.
Maybe you could focus on other aspects of frontier life, like hunting & fowling, butchering and smoking & jerking meats, skinning and meat/hide preparations, early farming, smithing, etc...
...hey, what has happened to the treasure hunt story? I'm still intrigued. Even if you don't find it, trying to solve clues and leads would make for a good story.
Don't get me wrong. We love watching y'all eat those meals. Sometimes I can just smell those meats and sauces...
With things going the way they are, more and more people are looking at the self sufficient life styles now and it would be kind of a education to learn the early frontier ways it was done.
My grandfather called lunch dinner always confused me 😆
Looks good
just stumbled upon your channel surfing for recipes and out of sheer curiosity I clicked on working class supper... dont know why I got here, maybe coz I was searching for history stuff... I'm from Southeast Asia and in the provinces when I was growing up (in my late 50's) there were villages without electricity and running water, they used lanterns and artesian well pumps ... and because there was nothing to do when it gets dark... you can imagine... early to bed early to rise makes a man healthy and wise... but not very wealthy considering he had 10 mouths to feed... if its not too much to ask can you put a link in the description for the eating part coz I had to switch the channels from early American and Frontier Patriot? or DUH I'm just not 21st century and embarrassing myself?
It's like a Caesar's salad.
Thanks!
Thank you Marianne
.Do y'all have regular homes and just film where you are?