🔴🚙Ooey Gooey Raspberry Balls From 1828 | Justine's Roadside China Find | LIVE CHAT
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- Hello friends! How do boiled fruit dumplings sound? Now, these ones are from 1828 so you know it can't be quite as simple and delicious as you're imagining. Let's see why these earned a 1/10 from Ron. How could fruit dumplings possibly go wrong?
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September 11, 2001, I was in culinary school and our Pastry Class was in full swing. We had partnered up to do our first specialty desserts and my lovely partner was a part time flight attendant. When the chef came into the kitchen after a break, he looked like a zombie. He explained that a plane had flown into the north tower and another one had just hit the south. My poor friend, I felt so sorry for her. She went into hysterics thinking it could have been her and how her son might have been orphaned if something happened to her. Pies were burning, equipment and food fell to the floor left and right…so many people shocked and incredibly sad about the loss of life…and the loss of our own way of life. Nothing would ever be the same again. We will never forget. ❤
My sister had just finished flight attendant school and was so excited to begin her new adventure. Needless to say, she never became a flight attendant. She was crushed😔
"Countryside" is the name of the pattern & Wedgwood made it for many years which could explain the different back stamps. (Manufacturers change their back stamps, every so often & the original owner might've added to her set, over the years, hence the different back stamps.) Thank you for the awesome video.
Oh my, so funny-Ron’s face and then he said it was like a big booger-😂🤣😂
It’s Wedgwood in the countryside blue or Enoch pattern. You got an excellent price!!!!! I think it’s from the 1960’s. Great find! Beautiful! ❤
I don’t know the year but countryside is the pattern.
Wow that was absolutely HILARIOUS! Mish-Mish acting like a rascal cat refusing to come down from the roof! HAHA Justine try the receipt again and boil it for 15 to 20 minutes and see if it is better! :)
Maybe bake a few also and then a sugar glaze.
Take em home and bake em! Love you two. Ron is like a little boy in a good way. Gets excited about things he loves like guns and history! It makes me so mad that our history is watered down, taken out of context or not taught at all!! You two keep educating us! Pray for you daily
I was 15 years old, living in myrtle beach SC and hadn't gone to school because I skipped often and I remember I had my bed on the floor at the time and a tv on the floor I forgot to turn off. My older sister 3 years older woke me up and told me to look at the tv. She never came into my room to wake me up etc so I was confused.
I was not awake at all and didn't understand what the heck I was seeing. I changed the channel a few times and all the channels had it on there and I remember seeing a black cloud of smoke and I believe maybe 15 minutes go by? And a second plane flies into the other building. That's when I really woke up. This was all live so as I was sitting there on the corner of my bed, I saw it happen as it happened. When I put myself back in time in my mind, it feels weird and daunting and a place I never want to be again.
Eyeballs and boogers? 😂 Perhaps you should have done this receipt closer to Halloween 🎃🤘 Im with Ron, puff pastry should be baked 😊 Thanks Justine and Ron and ofcourse, Mish Mish 💜
On 11th September 2001, I was 21, and had just given birth to my only child just 3 weeks before (on Rons birthday). On the other side of the planet, it was nighttime here. My newborn woke up to be breastfed at around 11pm, I was very tired so I turned on the TV to stay awake whilst my baby fed. And to my horror, it was on every channel. I didn't go back to sleep that night believing I had brought a baby into World War 3. Even here in Australia, we were terrified!
I worked at a Cracker Barrel back in 1988. At one point I worked in the kitchen. Back then they had baked potatoes dropped into liquid pine resin and the wrapped in old menus. My job was to drop and fetch out the taters. I still have a scar on my wrist where a drop of the liquid resin hit my wrist. I swiped it off and it took numerous layers of skin with it. I loved the little beef filets on biscuits. One of my favorites and too expensive for me to purchase. Good to be friends with the cooks.
I laughed out loud when Ron said eating those dumplings was like chewing on a big booger. I’m easily amused by childish humor. 😂 Love both of your channels. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
His facial expression was priceless! He’s a good sport.
Omgosh Ron had me laughing so hard! “It’s like chewing on a big booger” lmao!!
Looking forward to seeing you all tonight ❤
Fun Fact. Julia Child tested and perfected every single recipe in her cookbook. ❤
and she tested it more than once and had her writing partner test them as well.
My Grammie made raspberry dumplings with doughboys cooked in a hot fruit compote. They were amazing.
I went to a Traditional Latin Mass for my nephews wedding. It was such a beautiful Mass and the choir was heavenly! I am so happy for you that you attended the Catholic Church near you. I would like to visit that church some day.
Have a good week you two❤❤❤
Thought your teapot was beautiful
.love watching you both. God bless you both
Thanks so much!
ok wow im so jealous of your new china!!! I love daisies!!!
Fun fact about Milton Hershey. His wife and himself was suppose to travel on the Titanic on it's maiden voyage. She was a sickly woman, so they decided to wait till she felt better before they traveled back to the Americas. He founded a private school in Hershey PA which my daughter went to and graduated from in 2020. They led a interesting life.
Thank you for the great history facts of your local area. As for September 11th, I was young as well. Living in a major city not far from NYC. I was homeschooled and remembered my mom got a call, and she told me the United States was under attack. My young mind thought that people and tanks would be marching down the street any moment. That moment defined the next two decades of my life leading me to join the United States Marine Corps.
Thank you for your patriotism and telling the history of our great nation.
-Dan/TFA
Thankyou for your service!!
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The dishes might be from old supermarket sales of some types of China like Blue Willow statting in the 1950s. Prior to the 1960s when my mom got them at grocery store -- theaters gave them away at **dish night** during the Depression to get people into theaters. Some of those dishes are hugely collectible today.
You got a fantastic deal on the English countryside dish set! That's awesome🎉
Every time I see y’all I feel like reading or watching Little House on the Prairie
I think the idea of of arranging in a pie pan and baking sounds great!
Hershey, PA, used to smell like chocolate when you walk down it’s streets. I was testing computer skills at a temp agency when the twin towers were attacked. I have a relative who survived the pentagon attack & cousins who are firemen/first responders in somerset. I feel blessed my family was okay but my heart still breaks for those who were not. I still pray for them. Thank you to everyone who shared their stories. And thank you for remembering that day…I love your videos.
On September 11, I was here at home with my 7 year old son and 4 month old son. My husband was called in early to work. He worked at our local tv station. He worked all day without lunch. And it was well after dinner time when he finally got home. My thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who died. I love seeing the historic sights and especially the church. Thank you for sharing these photos!
Okay, I just LOL'd watching Ron's reaction! 😄
You two are so much fun. Thanks for the good time.
You can’t get anything past Justine! She’ so knowledgeable.
Countryside is the pattern. Discontinued, made 1966-1969 placesetting goes for $60
This is actually a re-creation pattern that they had back in 18 and 1900’s had this set my great grandmother had the set the original. It was her grandmothers and she was born in 1872.
Definitely real Wedgewood! What a find! A plate alone can be $15.
This is definitely one of my favorite episodes. 😂😂😂 They look like boogers as well. Historical people were people too. He was probably being human and rushing through the writing. Gotta love how you stuck to the receipt and discovered the result. I’m a music historian and totally Love this kind of thing. ❤❤❤
I am a high school English teacher in Belvidere, Illinois, which is up near the Wisconsin border. On September 11 I was in my second year of teaching. I had a group of sophomores in my classroom. It’s crazy for me to think that those sophomores are all now grown men and women with families of their own. We were watching live when the second plane flew into the south tower. It took us all a minute to realize what we were seeing. We thought it was a replay at first of the first plane. I will never forget that day as long as I live. I love your channels! If I hadn’t become an English teacher, I would’ve been a history teacher. I chose English because I get to teach history along side of the literature to put the literature in context. You guys are fantastic. Love what you do!
Enjoy watching your show, love the dishes and the gun. I remember being at work September 11th and my husband walked in and quietly told me that a plane flew into the tower and then another plane flew into the second tower.I will never forget
The church was awesome. Plus the two of you looked very nice
Loving the clothes in the video! You both look great! Ron is starting to get jacked building that house!
I'm a dish snob here. You indeed have wedgewood. countryside is the name of the pattern. its genuine, you can tell by the marks. your plates were manufactured in the mid/late 60s. enjoy them. its a cute pattern
I remember exactly where and what I was doing on 9/11. I was in downtown St. Paul working in an office. I noticed something was up when I saw t.v.'s put out. People started gathering around them and we started getting really scared thinking that at any moment we could get bombed. We all wanted to go home but were told that the president wanted us stay where we were and continue our day as scheduled. At the end of our work day we went home and my husband who worked nights didn't know what was going on. When I walked in the house he dead stopped and asked, "what's wrong, you're as white as a sheet." I was also very upset because my dad was in Washington DC near the Pentagon visiting his sister and her husband who worked at the Pentagon (luckily not at work that day) and couldn't get home for a couple of weeks. For many months all Americans were one and we put flags on our cars and houses and made red, white and blue flag pins to wear. That's a feeling I wish we could get back, knowing we are standing together, one nation under God 🇺🇸
I wish that as well. We put one in the window.
When I was a child my mother used to make raspberry dumplings but she did it a little differently than you did. She would put the raspberries in a pan with water and sugar and boil it until a thick somewhat. She would then make sweet dumpling butter and put it on top of the raspberry mixture and cover it until it's cooked. It was the same concept of making dumplings to go and chicken stew only it was made of the sweet better. It was absolutely delicious.
Oh fun! I didn't realize y'all had another channel! I just watched the dumpling video as well - I was thinking after one hour, they probably would have completely disintegrated hehehe
I have decided that Justine is a walking history book.
I'm looking forward to this one! Hello from North Florida!
You guys are hilarious, keep up the good work! I recently found a receipt book from 1872. Most boiled puddings in it have directions to boil for 1 1/2-2 1/2 hrs. There is also one whole page describing the process. The book is called Common Sense In The Household. Love your channel!!!
Can't wait to watch this after work tonight! The two of you always help end my Wednesdays on a high note! 😊 I will say though, these sound absolutely delicious and I'm stunned to read in the description that these earned 1/10 from Ron! This is going to be a really interesting (and possibly divisive) episode tonight, I can already tell! 😃
I end Wednesday watching them. I hope your school year is great. Teach the history of cooking food outside in a cabin. Kids will be shockedhow much work it is
fun show for sure, first time seeing the "in this weeks history" part. Funny you had a DOUBLE date event but didn't notice/note it. The gold was discovered on "Sept 11th"...in the same week, of a different year. That's just weird & cool.
Wow! You sure got a good deal for those beautiful dishes! They are worth a lot more than what you paid. I saw ONE plate on Etsy for $45. It is the same as yours, with the same marks on the bottom. Great job finding your set!
My house is vertical logs. Built in 1976 and the man built it like like that so it was like a fort.
I just found your channels a couple of days ago. I have long since grown weary of most of the modern world. My husband was an alcoholic hoarder with a capital A & H. (we have been estranged for the past 2 yrs) Making me long for a simple life even more. Before his disease took over him, we often talked about just getting back to the basics of life and living semi-off grid. It was the goal for retirement. Just as I thought there might be some hope for a reconciliation....he informed me he had been diagnosed with Stage 4 Colorectal Cancer. He passed 10 days ago. Now, I am back here at his house, trying to clear out years of accumulated mess and needed background noise that would keep halfway sane. I am going through every emotion possible that can be associated with grief from the loss of the only man I ever loved. The anger from that loss that just came too early no matter what I did to try save him. AND somehow, your channel popped into my algorithm. I cannot begin to tell you guys just how much comfort your videos are bringing to me. You are interesting and are keeping me moving forward in this overwhelming nightmare of a hoarder's paradise. I plan to continue to watch your channels and I hope to see you wedding next spring! I will not be able to travel to Missouri...But, If you do a live stream...I am so there for it! Thank you for appreciating American History! I think most Americans have forgotten just what a wonderful country we live in and what it took for the brave people who became our ancestors. Keep up the awesome work. And maybe in the future, I will be able to bring my granddaughter on a trip to your neck of the woods!
I’ve made boiled dumplings before but the recipe I used you made a fruit compote to boil the dumpling batter in. So it was boiled dumplings in a blueberry compote. You put baking powder in the batter so it puffs up a bit. It was delicious!
Ron with his nerf gun was hilarious! Actually both of you were pretty funny 😄 Love both of your channels and always look forward to watching them. Much love to you both 💜
So I’m 40 min south of Cahokia in southern IL we have SO MUCH history here, and it’s GOOD history! I’d absolutely love to venture over to y’all’s neck of the woods and explore!
Hi guys from Australia 🇦🇺 your wegewood looks very nice. Ron your such a big kid lol. Some more interesting facts
Excited to see the results see if both of you like them!
I just found your channel, I love it! You two are so cute together and I love learning about the 1800's and watching you cook how they would at that time. It's so interesting!
I was in 10th grade study hall on September 11, 2001... I was living in Saratoga Springs, NY at that time. I remember a lot of the kids went home early that day because a lot of their parents took the train and worked in NYC because it was just a train ride away. Our teacher brought us to the classroom across the hall and we all watched it on the news. It was absolutely horrible. One week earlier my mom was there at the world trade center because she worked for the NY Attorney Generals office.. I'll never forget it.
Yinzer gonna need a bigger PO box for all the compliments on tonight's menu!
The intro is so funny! (I currently work for Chef Ramsay and Justine channeled him perfectly Lol)
Hi Ron and Justine, I lived in nearby Farmington a few years ago, but I now live in North Central Missouri. Having traveled to China many times, your dish reminded me of similar receipts that were steamed and not boiled in water. It is delicious. Enjoy your programs!
That’s what I was thinking too. Also, when I making modern dumplings the recipe usually calls for the pot to be covered and not opened until the time is up.
Try Replacements Inc to complete your dishes with cups etc.
Finally home. Now for the best couple on TH-cam. ❤
I'm so glad I discovered this channel as well as your other channels. I lost both of my parents this year, 4 months apart and you guys have helped me to smile and escape the pain for a little while. I truly appreciate your videos. I have a question. Do you actually live in the cabin or just use it for filming? Excited to see the progress on your new home. Thanks for the laughs and the fun content. ❤
You both crack me up!! 😂😂😂 Thank you!
yes, it is wedgewood, but a derivitive of the main factory. This is the everyday version as to the fine blue .
Greetings from Montana 👋😊 Ron’s face was HILARIOUS 😂 and then he said “I don’t like it” and you both put your heads down and looked at those dumplings and you said “I don’t like them either” and then you both scrunched your noses in a “yuck” look! I cracked up!! Thanks for the laugh and hopefully next week’s receipt will be amazing! Blessings to you both 🇺🇸❤🇺🇸❤🇺🇸❤
Just love your channel and history 🩷🩷
I grew up eating off of that pattern. I love it! So pretty!
Essentially this should have been a delicious ‘pastry’ dessert. Maybe you could try baking them or just boiling for the 20 minutes like you thought. Even frying would work!
Ha Ha, Ron wouldn't touch even one dumpling! I was in New York City the night before 9/11 at a stand-up comedy workshop I for. which I enrolled for 8 weeks, and the next day around noon time back in Connecticut, I received a message on my answering machine from my Mother, which came in while I was in the shower. The message was something like don't go to New York it's dangerous. I laughed it off because I thought she was exaggerating for some reason. Then I turned on the news and found out what had happened and was beyond stunned! In the midst of all that tragedy and turmoil I figured I wouldn't be going to the workshop the following week, thinking everything would be at a stand still. I was wrong, the class was on and people were going about their business, but one thing was different ; on the street when a fire truck or ambulance 🚒drove by everyone stopped walking and applauded and cheered, including myself. We also wore those little American flag pins and it was quite something, these New Yorkers bonded over this devastating loss of lives and destruction of part of the city .We all had a new found appreciation of the people that responded to help the victims of this tragedy , and what trauma they them selves endured. I've continued to hold on to the respect of all first responders and 911 dispatches ( my Grand Daughter is one) ever since.🗽
Awesome as always
I'm glad to see younger (but not my much) people who are not infected with the woke mind virus. People who are proud to be an American and proud of our history. Awesome content!
Merica!!
@@frontierpatriot damn straight! I got the black cat already, now all I need to do is learn how to cook lol
Wow, you got a lot of China.
Hope things are going well at the homestead. ❤😊❤
Oh and the dark blue one from Japan I believe is the the blue onion pattern, also somewhat valuable!
I loved JCPenny's! But they pulled out of our area in western Ohio. I worked at Penny's in the early '70's and I looked into his history, very interesting story!
You could find a solid blue and/or white plates to round out your dishes. Great show, guys!!
I was fortunate enough to live in Wyoming for a time and visited the first, original JC Penny store that is still open, present day, in downtown Kemmerer, Wyoming. Original wood floors, display cases and everything. Including porcelain bone china sink and toilet with a pull chain to flush 😊
You look great in your historic clothing. Enjoy seeing the Kitty too. I love Jane Austin Movies. So I love History. I am from Germany. Love chickens and hearing the rooster crow . Loved the Bratwurst and red cabbage recipe...it just keeps getting better ...keep up the good work ❤ 😊
Forgot to say where I was on 9-11 I was at work, my boss was and Army man and had a tiny little tv screen on his radio, we were all gathered around that and the silence in that room was as defining as the horror going on. My nephew worked in the building next to the towers everyone was covered in that ash. Will forever be a heart string of sadness for the American people. ❤
Those dishes are very pretty. If you want to add to your set there is quite a bit of it on Ebay. I'll bet those dumplings would be good if they were baked. Boiling puff paste is weird. To boil them I would use a biscuit type dough, and for much less time, as you said.
There's a set of that on Google right now for 145 dollars. 15 was a smoking deal!
The cups are super easy to come by at thrift stores or ebay. The set is fairly common. the bowls are sauce bowls not cereal bowls
I loved this one! Less Chew and more Chat, for obvious reasons
I am late watching you two I enjoy watching the different foods Justine comes up with.
So this would be a good receipt for Halloween, bloody gooey eyeballs. 👀
I was giving birth; my son was born at 10:11am, just 4 minutes after the plane went down in PA.
We live just south of DC and my husband was a Patrol Officer for Arlington VA Police. I worked Security at an Elementary School just off the base of Andrews AF. Many of my students had parents on the base and at the Pentagon so we were telling adults to keep it together until we got students home. My husband was getting our 6th grader from another school and heading to the Pentagon to report for duty. He reminded our kids we live in the southern flight plan for National Airport and to listen and be watchful incase any were ditched before the city.
The whole time I was watching these getting made I kept wondering why the recipe would call for a puff paste if it was to be boiled. It really bothered me! So when Ron brought up the same point, there I was in my living room yelling at the TV, "YES! THANK YOU, RON!" Harrumph.
i can see it now! hahaha
OMG - Ron's face. I'm here at work and giggling! People are probably wondering what's wrong with me.... If I try to make these, I will definitely bake them.
I think your dishes are authentic. Usually, reproductions don't include all the info on the back of the dish. However, the color difference is usually due to different times of production of the dish, based on demand for that set. You have a great treasure, good job! Look online for the cups, I'm sure you'll find them, even if it's only 1 at a time.
There was a distant cousin (Epoch Wedgewood) that started up a Wedgewood & Co. brand, but it is not the main family line.
Wow, I would love to visit that Church. Historical fact, the Catholic Church is the oldest and authentic church that Jesus started. I’m making the stew and cheesy toast today. Makes cooking fun, like I’m playing.😃
I was in Sequoia/Kings Canyon national park with my husband and 3 month old daughter packing up to go home when we heard a ranger talking about an explosion. We were a bit confused, but once we were in our truck and turned the radio on, we heard what happened. We drove home and it was so eerie. There were few cars on the road, and no airplanes. I visited the World Trade Centers when I was a child as well. I vividly remember standing in the plaza with the Sphere.
Since you used to live in Charlottesville, Justine, i wonder if you've ever visited Monticello? I went for the first time recently and my mind was blown!
I'm also from North Carolina so it was very cool to hear this week's NC-related history!
Thanks They Might Be Giants for teaching me that even old NewYork was once New Amsterdam! Why they changed it I’ll never know
🎼🎶"Why they changed it I can't say, people just liked it better that way"!
The Wedgwood is real, but not really expensive. You got a good deal.
Hello from Indiana. Hershey, Pennsylvania is the place that you are talking about. You can visit and watch them make the chocolate. You will know when you are close to the town. It smells like chocolate everywhere. The light posts are shaped like Hershey kisses. I have family that work there.
It would be awesome if you did a raspberry ball redemption video where you boil half of them for 10 minutes and bake the other half. I'd love to see how they would turn out!!
I absolutely love you two! There were so many recipes back then. How do you all determine what you want to do?
I was waiting for the plate on the pitcher to fall and break while you were horsing around with the nerf gun 😆
Having watched the cooking video on your other channel, this absolutely breaks my heart. I’m Ukrainian and boiled dumplings are a national dish. From the fruit ones, sour cherry ones are my favorite, and in my opinion choux pastry recipes work the best. But you only need to boil them until the raw flour smell has gone, which is only about 10-12 minutes (providing the dough is thin). This is absolute blasphemy 😂 if you want a good recipe to try off camera, i’ll happily send you one 😄 it’s awesome with savory fillings too.
The best thing I ever ate was a pierogi that my Ukranian neighbor made with half of a purple (prune) plum inside, sprinkled with a little cinnamon and sugar. After boiling for a short time, she sprinkled sugar and melted butter on it. Yummy!
Hey Ron, we are cousins. My 5x Great Grandmother is Sarah Boone Wilcoxson, Daniel Boone's sister. I'm glad I caught this video!
Yes these are real wedgwood plates from the 1960s. Very pretty and great deal! You probably just found someone who likes blue transferware so you got some random other dishes in there. I too collect blue transferware. My favorite is the blue willow pattern, but i think all the brands look good together. Sometimes the year on the back is just the year the company started.
I was at home doing my homework in Farmington NM. We didn't have cable so we heard about the Trade Center and Pentagon on the radio. I was so confused and my parents were trying to listen so all my questions got shushed. My dad did say our town was to small to be a target so we didn't need to worry about being attacked. But we listened to the radio all day for any updates. I was a little scared but mostly just stunned and confused, but I can picture it perfectly. It wasn't until 3 days later when my dad got a newspaper with it on the front cover that I actually saw and understood it. Love to all who have lost!❤
Your bonnet is so beautiful,n delicate.I love the design on it. Every time y'all show outside the cottage, I'm so envious, cause stonework is absolutely gorgeous. So looking forward to y'all's Halloween designs, and Fall. Thanks for sharing the boiled whatever 😆..