My cousin is married to a German and lives in Germany. When they were first married, his wife wouldn't eat corn of any kind because they fed corn to their pigs.
My dad was stationed in Kitzingen, Germany in the mid 70s and he and my mom decided to live off the base to save money and experience the culture. They stayed with a family and their apartment shared a wall with the family stable my mom was missing home and for the 4 th of July made corn on the cob and hamburgers and American potato salad. Their landlady was appalled at the corn and cold potato salad! She suggested that the salad needed heated and that they should feed the corn to Mösel her horse!
I'm Dutch and here in the Netherlands we call corn chicken food. "Corn is for the chickens". But I love corn on the cob with good butter. Love it! Nowadays all food is everywere. Thats a good thing.
Oh! Someone please introduce the poor Europeans to sweet corn and fire roasted corn! It sounds like all they ever saw was field corn, which has a blander flavor but is still good if cooked right. Fresh field corn is GOOOOOOD!!
I definitely would've never tried raccoon before this video. Now I am open to it. You never know what the future will bring. Don't apologize for taking a long time to write Christmas cards. It's amazing that you 2 are writing everyone back. I definitely will keep mine forever when I receive it.
My brother, his wife and two boys moved to Maine. They had the foundation poured and did the rest themselves. They lived in a tent that summer! The outhouse was used for two years. It’s still used in dry periods.
It makes sense that you would have to choose which of your viewers you can invite to your wedding. Not only due to how much room you have but I think we all know how much weddings cost! And the rest of us will have the video to see. I am really looking forward to it! I love weddings!
Great chew and chat. Please don't worry if you cannot do one every week. Getting your home ready for you both to move in by wedding date is much more important. I'll miss ya for sure but I know you'll be back with another wonderful video when you can, like you said it's crunch time. Now about the raccoon meat 🤔 I'm not sure about that one 😂 but Ron did give it a 9 😂
Happy New Year, everybody! 😃 This is going to be an interesting Chew & Chat! I myself have never had raccoon, but I have a family friend living in Virginia that has! And I'm particularly excited for the world premiere of This Week's Weirdest History Fact! Can't wait to catch this later!
Happy New Year's everyone!!! My great great grandparents had 15 living children all 2 years apart. I'd hear stories from my grandpa stories he heard about how they'd kill whatever they could to provide for their family and how most people wouldn't eat what they killed. Frogs were one of them.
Looking forward to this review. Don’t think I’ll ever get a chance to try raccoon. I have to give it to Justine and Ron, they really do their homework. 👏 👏
Happy new year to Justine and Ron. The raccoon gave up his burden so you could feast. Well deserved. Justine is so funny and adorable. Love her cooking and her wardrobe.
Happy New Year everyone!!! I just finished watching The Men Who Built America Frontier Edition on Hulu. Has Boone, Carson, Lewis, Clark, and others. Worth a watch.
My first reaction was: RACCOON IS FREN!!! But i guess that in the US you have them everywhere and they’re not exactly a novelty like they are to me. I’m also glad to see that the Ron Farts segment is back 😂 you guys are adorable
For your house ….here’s an idea if you haven’t already thought of it. Instead of wedding presents when y’all get married have your friends and family’s gifts go towards the house. If they can give a couple hours here and there paint walls, sweep floors, help with flooring, help with the window hanging, small jobs, big jobs - what ever they can help with. That way you have more hands to help AND best part is your friends hands and heart have help build your home. Thats a gift that keeps on giving. Like a barn raising. If we were closer, we live in TN, we’d be right over to help. ❤️❤️
I have my first coff with you two every morning!What an undertaking you two are have taken on.I am looking forward to trying some of the recipes you have cooked up. Believe it or not I am dying to try racoon and I shall try a source for it.Stay well and I love the fact that you say grace before dinner.Makes a mama's heart warm.Stay safe and well
Loved the video. Never had Raccoon but my dad used to hunt squirrels and raccoon as he lived during the depression. He and his brothers helped feed the family. Im glad you are progressing to your new location but i sure will miss the little cabin Ron made. It is so sweet .❤❤
The taping, mudding & sanding of drywall is what takes the most time. Plus it makes a mess. Spray foam is extremely efficient, which is something you can do in the attic some day if you need to. Yep, floor is ALWAYS last or you’ll waste more time & money trying to tape it down.
Omigosh, you two remind me of the time I was first married (1989) and we lived In British Columbia Canada. I was a city girl from Chicago, IL. My husband's coworker had us over for supper and made the most delicious beef roast I had ever eaten. Not overly done and so moist and tender. I asked her how she cooked it and, at that point, everyone started to giggle. I slowly looked up and said, "What" in a very suspicious manner. Then my husband said that it was moose. Well, I was not going to give them the satisfaction of acting shocked and said, " Well, it is delicious. Can I have another slice?" So, racoon? I just might try it, lol. Watching you two reminds me of my husband and I. May you always have the loving playfulness in your marriage.
My husband hit a big buck one night, the hit killed our car but not the buck so the police came and it took 4 or 5 shots to kill it, it was wounded too badly to let live. The good part was that the police called the zoo to come get the meat for the animals at the zoo. I never knew they did that, I’m glad the meat from things like this doesn’t go to waste. Thank you for another interesting chew and chat. I do admit I wasn’t too sure about raccoon in the first place but it really was interesting and I learned something new today. 😁
Becareful of electrical wiring in the flooring above a hot wood stove. My sister had a wood stove in her basement and the constant heat dryed out the insulation on the wires and caused a fire and burnt down her house. You can shield overhead wires
Love this Chew and Chat! I wouldn’t think that I would like raccoon, but after you described the taste of it, my interest in trying it has grown. I also can’t imagine an American diet without tomatoes in it! This is as I am listening to two women across the room discuss tomato aspic! 😂
Happy New Year Ron and Justine! Great video and a very interesting meal! I have had raccoons hang out on my back deck trying to reach the sunflower seeds and suet from my bird feeders that hang off of it. They are huge but so darn cute that I think I would have a hard time eating them. Love you guys and thanks for all the videos all year through!
Happy 2024! May all of your wishes come true this year! I wanted to tell you I absolutely love my Christmas card! My second year receiving a card from you and I cherish not only the card but the envelope it arrived in! Love you both! 🎄💜
Happy New Year! I’m so happy for both of you & good luck on your home building. I am intrigued with the 🦝 raccoon! I also love the info. On the tomatoes. Have a good evening.
My grandmother had a cook book passed down through a family. It had in the cook book how to Cook raccoon and possum and bever and muskrat and things most folks wouldn't think about We are going to keep the book in the family. Just because our grandparents would say that's how we got through the depression and moving from here to there in the 18 hundreds is something to cherish. Love your program thank you for quality entertainment.
The Spanish originally brought the tomato plant back to Europe to use as an ornamental plant, like a rose bush. They often ate off of pewter plates which, when mixed with the nightshade plant, produced deadly toxins. Eeek. Over time, with bad memories I guess, they would just eat the fruit and not the leaves and stems and the rest is history.
I have had both racoon and bear many times. Both are good, but I think bear is a little oilier. Bear taste like a cross between beef and fatty pork. Good! One thing though - bear stays red no matter how much you cook it - unless you burn it up. Don't burn it - red is done and fine!
Happy New Year! I am related to Danielle Boone . I only heard of raccoons for hats not eating. I am very intrigued on your review. All the history brought down in my family .. I never heard of this. I did hear about eating bear tongue . Or necessity.. etc.. really enjoy your channel. Now I’m thinking my ancestors ate raccoons.To survive .. Exactly everything I heard from family down was utilized .I love your vids! And you crack me up ! You’re the best!
Ate many racoons, Mom would low fire roast racoon. She used grape jelly and called it "Candied Racoon". Had to add this. Farm raised Black Bear, is a dark beef like meat yet the fat was more like pork grease. Bear was fed Purina Pig Chow.
It’s a blessing to find such an awesome channel. I love watching it. Not only do I learn from it, but I love watching all the “olden” stuff. Early American and the earlier stuff are my kind of times ❤️. You both must be incredibly busy with busy schedules, but thank you for creating this content. P.S I sent a Christmas/New Year’s card yesterday ☺️. Blessings to both of you and May God bless you on your journey together when you become Mr. and Mrs. on your wedding day 🙏🏻.
very cute video you two are just wonderful...really appreciate your channel here in Minnesota...my hubby and I live in the woods and actually try to live this lifestyle...I need to further educate myself on using the wood cook stove...best of success to you two😊
Justine, you make me laugh every time you get impatient with Ron when he’s slow to give his food rating 😂. I’ve never had raccoon but I’m so intrigued by your review of it. TFS…love you two and your channels ❤. ETA…I think it’s awesome that y’all are inviting some of your viewers/supporters to your wedding 😊
Happy New 🎉 Year, y'all! I laid fiberglass with my dad, as a kid. Make sure and keep those clothes seperate in a bag, wash seperate. Same with shoes and gloves. That pink fiberglass itches, lol. Grew up in Montana, ate what we hunted or fished or grew in the garden. All we had, but we were blessed! Great show! ❤️🌿💙
Ask the people to write a separate note in the card or on the other side of the card, the name, address and an extra stamp . That would help you to get the cards out quicker. 😂😅❤😊
I cant believe I'm only now finding your channel! We had a raccoon I took with my longrifle, this passed New Years. I knew exactly what it had been eating to... (my chickens). Beaver is also good. 😅 Raccoon has a long history as a meal in this country. Even been served in the White House supposedly.
Happy New Year, y'all! Good luck with the house. I know you'll get it done, especially when spring comes. This was a fascinating episode. Great job. I'm going to miss the cabin when you move, but I'm looking forward to watching your progress. ❤
I let my family know you ate raccoon and they couldn’t believe me lol😂 it actually looks really good and I’m so shocked that it’s edible! I love you show. I watch as often as I can - while I eat my Dinner :) I wish I could come help you build your house but I’m a wee bit too far away! ( Manitoba, Canada) I wish you guys the best and am excited to see you film in your new home. Your windows look beautiful Ron- great job! :)
I love learning from you guys! I always learn something new :) I haven’t commented much because I usually watch on my bigger tv in the living room but I may start to watch on my phone so i can interact with you :) I had sent an email before but I don’t think you received it. Ron said he was related to Daniel Boon and I just had to message and let him know that I am too! His sister Susan was my aunt! :) heheh cool eh?
Happy new year dears Ron, Justine and Mish Mish, very beautiful this Chew & Chat. I'm Italian and is really we use very very much tomates for many recipes, thank you very much Ron and Justine
You two were talking about insulation. Could you put the really good stuff on the side of the house that would get most of the wind and the most cold side of the house???
Hi guys, I do hope your holidays were pleasant. I know about those Cornell's dishes, as we have them. The way we found out was, my daughter, Bethany loves anything from the 70's, and my sis was going to buy her a set for Christmas. When looking on eBay, and etsy, that is when she discovered that the painted edges have lead in the paint. 😭. So she bought a modern set with no lead, but after using and washing, poor Betty has found that the paint is actually wearing off. Oh well. 🤷. I do hope that you get several bus loads of knowledgeable master builders to help you all with your home. God's blessings. 🙏🇮🇱🇺🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲❤
I hope we can all take a moment to appreciate how blessed we are that the idea of eating raccoon seems bizarre to some of us. Reading the comments gives me a perspective that I did not have growing up and even now. We really are lucky even when the world seems like a crazy place! Enjoy your meal, Ron & Justine! Happy New Year!
Happy New Year Ron and Justine! 🎉🎊 My hubby said he's try racoon, it sounds interesting. Justine love your skunk hat, hubby has one also, he wore it to a bonfire, and everybody wanted it. 😊
Happy New Year! I could not imagine having to respond to over 600 Christmas cards! 😅 The windows for your home look beautiful, I can't wait to see it all put together eventually.
Greetings from Montana 🤠👋 I have to say…I LOVE being an AMERICAN!!! Raccoon, taters, tomatoes and COFFEE!! 😂🤣 Great chew and chat and I wholeheartedly agree with you that this economy is going to put a dent in the raccoon population!! 😂🤣 Good luck with “crunch time” and I sincerely hope you got my Xmas card…there was a Lowe’s gift card in it for you! Have a blessed week! 🤠🇺🇸🤠🇺🇸🤠🇺🇸❤
I’ve eaten alligator, deer, squirrel, rabbit and all type of wild fowl. My husband has had possum and said it was good but kind of greasy. If you’re hungry you’ll eat just about anything.
Some friends tried to get a venison roast past me. I caught that it was different. City raised and particular. They thought I would go PETA on them. It was food. When living in Missouri, I found out robins are eaten. I did not have the opportunity.
Happy New Year Ron, Justine and Mish Mish.🎉 I wouldn’t eat raccoon , but during those days people need to eat some kind of meat. The potatoes and carrots looks great. I should not be surprised. In Peru, indigenous people eat guinea pig and I tried that too. My great aunt cooked them. Fortunately, I don’t’ remember its taste. Never again. Thank you for the update of the house. Weird historical facts: “Poisonous” tomatoes. The Europeans believed that potatoes were poisonous.
Oh my, news is slow to make its way up here … so good to know that we can finally and safely consume tomatoes . You guys are hilarious!
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Tomatoes sandwiches are the best @@frontierpatriot
Psych!!! It's raccoon!! I love it!
My cousin is married to a German and lives in Germany. When they were first married, his wife wouldn't eat corn of any kind because they fed corn to their pigs.
My fiancé is German and he never had corn until I made him buttered corn on the Cobb. Now he’s addicted! 😊
@@halfrutter2226who wouldn’t be! One of the best things ever!✌️
My dad was stationed in Kitzingen, Germany in the mid 70s and he and my mom decided to live off the base to save money and experience the culture. They stayed with a family and their apartment shared a wall with the family stable my mom was missing home and for the 4 th of July made corn on the cob and hamburgers and American potato salad. Their landlady was appalled at the corn and cold potato salad! She suggested that the salad needed heated and that they should feed the corn to Mösel her horse!
I'm Dutch and here in the Netherlands we call corn chicken food. "Corn is for the chickens". But I love corn on the cob with good butter. Love it! Nowadays all food is everywere. Thats a good thing.
Oh! Someone please introduce the poor Europeans to sweet corn and fire roasted corn! It sounds like all they ever saw was field corn, which has a blander flavor but is still good if cooked right. Fresh field corn is GOOOOOOD!!
I definitely would've never tried raccoon before this video. Now I am open to it. You never know what the future will bring. Don't apologize for taking a long time to write Christmas cards. It's amazing that you 2 are writing everyone back. I definitely will keep mine forever when I receive it.
My brother, his wife and two boys moved to Maine. They had the foundation poured and did the rest themselves. They lived in a tent that summer! The outhouse was used for two years. It’s still used in dry periods.
It makes sense that you would have to choose which of your viewers you can invite to your wedding. Not only due to how much room you have but I think we all know how much weddings cost! And the rest of us will have the video to see. I am really looking forward to it! I love weddings!
Great chew and chat. Please don't worry if you cannot do one every week. Getting your home ready for you both to move in by wedding date is much more important. I'll miss ya for sure but I know you'll be back with another wonderful video when you can, like you said it's crunch time. Now about the raccoon meat 🤔 I'm not sure about that one 😂 but Ron did give it a 9 😂
Happy New Year, everybody! 😃 This is going to be an interesting Chew & Chat! I myself have never had raccoon, but I have a family friend living in Virginia that has! And I'm particularly excited for the world premiere of This Week's Weirdest History Fact! Can't wait to catch this later!
Happy New Year, welcome everyone in the community 😊
Happy New Year's everyone!!! My great great grandparents had 15 living children all 2 years apart. I'd hear stories from my grandpa stories he heard about how they'd kill whatever they could to provide for their family and how most people wouldn't eat what they killed. Frogs were one of them.
Looking forward to this review. Don’t think I’ll ever get a chance to try raccoon. I have to give it to Justine and Ron, they really do their homework. 👏 👏
Still couldn't believe only to have found your channels now. Have been binge watching your videos and love all of them!
Happy new year to Justine and Ron. The raccoon gave up his burden so you could feast. Well deserved.
Justine is so funny and adorable. Love her cooking and her wardrobe.
Awesome feast and livestream!! Thanks Ron & Justine!
Happy New Year everyone!!! I just finished watching The Men Who Built America Frontier Edition on Hulu. Has Boone, Carson, Lewis, Clark, and others. Worth a watch.
My first reaction was: RACCOON IS FREN!!! But i guess that in the US you have them everywhere and they’re not exactly a novelty like they are to me. I’m also glad to see that the Ron Farts segment is back 😂 you guys are adorable
I just really enjoy you both! So original and sincere! ❤ God Bless!
For your house ….here’s an idea if you haven’t already thought of it. Instead of wedding presents when y’all get married have your friends and family’s gifts go towards the house. If they can give a couple hours here and there paint walls, sweep floors, help with flooring, help with the window hanging, small jobs, big jobs - what ever they can help with. That way you have more hands to help AND best part is your friends hands and heart have help build your home. Thats a gift that keeps on giving. Like a barn raising. If we were closer, we live in TN, we’d be right over to help. ❤️❤️
Happy New Year, Ron and Justine, Thanks again for the Christmas card, and I hope you enjoy the gift I sent ❤
What a happy time, your house is getting close & the wedding is right around the corner! I wish you guys an amazing year ♡
When Ron said "the blind leading the blind" and made that face I died!!!!!!! 😂😂😂
Happy new year! Can't wait!
Ha ha the mushroom catsup will take your breath away. Delicious!!!! We have it in hand all the time.
I have my first coff with you two every morning!What an undertaking you two are have taken on.I am looking forward to trying some of the recipes you have cooked up. Believe it or not I am dying to try racoon and I shall try a source for it.Stay well and I love the fact that you say grace before dinner.Makes a mama's heart warm.Stay safe and well
Loved the video. Never had Raccoon but my dad used to hunt squirrels and raccoon as he lived during the depression. He and his brothers helped feed the family. Im glad you are progressing to your new location but i sure will miss the little cabin Ron made. It is so sweet .❤❤
The taping, mudding & sanding of drywall is what takes the most time. Plus it makes a mess. Spray foam is extremely efficient, which is something you can do in the attic some day if you need to. Yep, floor is ALWAYS last or you’ll waste more time & money trying to tape it down.
Omigosh, you two remind me of the time I was first married (1989) and we lived In British Columbia Canada. I was a city girl from Chicago, IL. My husband's coworker had us over for supper and made the most delicious beef roast I had ever eaten. Not overly done and so moist and tender. I asked her how she cooked it and, at that point, everyone started to giggle. I slowly looked up and said, "What" in a very suspicious manner. Then my husband said that it was moose. Well, I was not going to give them the satisfaction of acting shocked and said, " Well, it is delicious. Can I have another slice?" So, racoon? I just might try it, lol. Watching you two reminds me of my husband and I. May you always have the loving playfulness in your marriage.
Welcome back happy new year guys another year of chew and chats
My husband hit a big buck one night, the hit killed our car but not the buck so the police came and it took 4 or 5 shots to kill it, it was wounded too badly to let live. The good part was that the police called the zoo to come get the meat for the animals at the zoo. I never knew they did that, I’m glad the meat from things like this doesn’t go to waste. Thank you for another interesting chew and chat. I do admit I wasn’t too sure about raccoon in the first place but it really was interesting and I learned something new today. 😁
What a fun chew and chat! I love the raccoon review, the house and wedding update, and the weird history about tomatoes!
Becareful of electrical wiring in the flooring above a hot wood stove. My sister had a wood stove in her basement and the constant heat dryed out the insulation on the wires and caused a fire and burnt down her house. You can shield overhead wires
HAPPY NEW YEARS TO BOTH OF Y'ALL. . Both of you are so funny!!
Happy New Year one and all! Well done on the racoon recipe! Early congrats on your upcoming wedding and home building!
I love you two! The banter and silliness makes my day and something that’s missing in relationships these days. Thank you!!!
You two are so special. Have a blessed New Year!
Hi Justine and Ron,
Best wishes for 2024.
Pattie from Boston, Ma
Racoon and Boston baked beans!
This is the coolest thing about the wedding invitation. You guys are just so connected to your audience. That's why you have gotten so popular.
Love this Chew and Chat! I wouldn’t think that I would like raccoon, but after you described the taste of it, my interest in trying it has grown. I also can’t imagine an American diet without tomatoes in it! This is as I am listening to two women across the room discuss tomato aspic! 😂
Happy New Year Ron and Justine! Great video and a very interesting meal! I have had raccoons hang out on my back deck trying to reach the sunflower seeds and suet from my bird feeders that hang off of it. They are huge but so darn cute that I think I would have a hard time eating them. Love you guys and thanks for all the videos all year through!
Happy 2024! May all of your wishes come true this year!
I wanted to tell you I absolutely love my Christmas card! My second year receiving a card from you and I cherish not only the card but the envelope it arrived in! Love you both! 🎄💜
Happy New Year! I’m so happy for both of you & good luck on your home building. I am intrigued with the 🦝 raccoon! I also love the info. On the tomatoes. Have a good evening.
My grandmother had a cook book passed down through a family. It had in the cook book how to Cook raccoon and possum and bever and muskrat and things most folks wouldn't think about We are going to keep the book in the family. Just because our grandparents would say that's how we got through the depression and moving from here to there in the 18 hundreds is something to cherish. Love your program thank you for quality entertainment.
Hi Ron & Justine, Happy New Year! Thank you for the card, it was a very nice surprise! Especially, mish mish!
Okay!?! I would have thought you would have roasted skunk! You know Justine wild crazy nemesis!😉 I wonder if taste like squirrel? ❤
The Spanish originally brought the tomato plant back to Europe to use as an ornamental plant, like a rose bush. They often ate off of pewter plates which, when mixed with the nightshade plant, produced deadly toxins. Eeek. Over time, with bad memories I guess, they would just eat the fruit and not the leaves and stems and the rest is history.
Happy New year 2024❤❤❤
I have had both racoon and bear many times. Both are good, but I think bear is a little oilier. Bear taste like a cross between beef and fatty pork. Good! One thing though - bear stays red no matter how much you cook it - unless you burn it up. Don't burn it - red is done and fine!
Huh! Wonder why? I won’t do it, unless things go very wrong, but good to know!
Next time my husband is out hunting I’m going to ask him to see if he can bag a raccoon as well as an elk or deer, you made it sound so good!
My mom would fix it with sweet potatoes.
She also made gravy with buttermilk biscuit.
Loved the weekly history facts last year and love the weird history fact just as much! This year is going to be so much fun.
thankyou so much!!
That is so nice of you to invite some viewers to your wedding. I hope its a beautiful day for you.
I love you too just down home, and loving history 😊
Happy New Year! I am related to Danielle Boone . I only heard of raccoons for hats not eating. I am very intrigued on your review. All the history brought down in my family .. I never heard of this. I did hear about eating bear tongue . Or necessity.. etc.. really enjoy your channel. Now I’m thinking my ancestors ate raccoons.To survive .. Exactly everything I heard from family down was utilized .I love your vids! And you crack me up ! You’re the best!
Ate many racoons, Mom would low fire roast racoon. She used grape jelly and called it "Candied Racoon". Had to add this. Farm raised Black Bear, is a dark beef like meat yet the fat was more like pork grease. Bear was fed Purina Pig Chow.
My maternal grandparents ate southern fried squirrel… so very good!
It’s a blessing to find such an awesome channel. I love watching it. Not only do I learn from it, but I love watching all the “olden” stuff. Early American and the earlier stuff are my kind of times ❤️.
You both must be incredibly busy with busy schedules, but thank you for creating this content.
P.S I sent a Christmas/New Year’s card yesterday ☺️.
Blessings to both of you and May God bless you on your journey together when you become Mr. and Mrs. on your wedding day 🙏🏻.
very cute video you two are just wonderful...really appreciate your channel here in Minnesota...my hubby and I live in the woods and actually try to live this lifestyle...I need to further educate myself on using the wood cook stove...best of success to you two😊
Amen! So glad you said grace. God is good! 🙏
Justine, you make me laugh every time you get impatient with Ron when he’s slow to give his food rating 😂. I’ve never had raccoon but I’m so intrigued by your review of it. TFS…love you two and your channels ❤. ETA…I think it’s awesome that y’all are inviting some of your viewers/supporters to your wedding 😊
I just wanted to say Happy New Year to both of you and thank you, also, for the Christmas card! Love from Southern California!
Blowed out breeches...so funny😂😂😂
God bless you for wanting to reply. You. Two are very special people.
Excellent episode as usual! Can't wait to see the house updates. Y'all will get it done in time I'm sure!
Happy New 🎉 Year, y'all! I laid fiberglass with my dad, as a kid. Make sure and keep those clothes seperate in a bag, wash seperate. Same with shoes and gloves. That pink fiberglass itches, lol. Grew up in Montana, ate what we hunted or fished or grew in the garden. All we had, but we were blessed! Great show!
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Ask the people to write a separate note in the card or on the other side of the card, the name, address and an extra stamp . That would help you to get the cards out quicker. 😂😅❤😊
Yes, I wrote ours on the left side of the card, just in case!😂
@@justkiddin84
That would be the smart thing to do for Ron & Justine. But not everyone thinks that way.
Happy New Year and you guys are great
I cant believe I'm only now finding your channel! We had a raccoon I took with my longrifle, this passed New Years. I knew exactly what it had been eating to... (my chickens). Beaver is also good. 😅
Raccoon has a long history as a meal in this country. Even been served in the White House supposedly.
Happy New Year, y'all! Good luck with the house. I know you'll get it done, especially when spring comes. This was a fascinating episode. Great job. I'm going to miss the cabin when you move, but I'm looking forward to watching your progress. ❤
My husband got a squirrel a few days ago. The chickens loved it and egg production increased. The skin is stretched and salted for later use.
There is a Ste Genevieve in Missouri, is that where this is? I love that cabin!
Yes! 😁
Hello Justine & Ron! 👋👋
No worries on the cards !!!! You both have work and other things to do !!! The raccoon sounds delicious 😋 ! Good luck with the house !!
I let my family know you ate raccoon and they couldn’t believe me lol😂 it actually looks really good and I’m so shocked that it’s edible! I love you show. I watch as often as I can - while I eat my
Dinner :) I wish I could come help you build your house but I’m a wee bit too far away! ( Manitoba, Canada) I wish you guys the best and am excited to see you film in your new home. Your windows look beautiful Ron- great job! :)
I love learning from you guys! I always learn something new :) I haven’t commented much because I usually watch on my bigger tv in the living room but I may start to watch on my phone so i can interact with you :) I had sent an email before but I don’t think you received it. Ron said he was related to Daniel Boon and I just had to message and let him know that I am too! His sister Susan was my aunt! :) heheh cool eh?
You two are adorable!
Happy new year dears Ron, Justine and Mish Mish, very beautiful this Chew & Chat. I'm Italian and is really we use very very much tomates for many recipes, thank you very much Ron and Justine
You two were talking about insulation. Could you put the really good stuff on the side of the house that would get most of the wind and the most cold side of the house???
Thanks
Thankyou Richard!
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Never had racoon! Now I have to try it.
Fermented food is extremely healthy. It’s full of healthy probiotics & good yeast.
Pewter was tin with a bit of copper. Brass is copper with a little tin. (Basically).
Hi guys, I do hope your holidays were pleasant. I know about those Cornell's dishes, as we have them. The way we found out was, my daughter, Bethany loves anything from the 70's, and my sis was going to buy her a set for Christmas. When looking on eBay, and etsy, that is when she discovered that the painted edges have lead in the paint. 😭. So she bought a modern set with no lead, but after using and washing, poor Betty has found that the paint is actually wearing off. Oh well. 🤷. I do hope that you get several bus loads of knowledgeable master builders to help you all with your home. God's blessings. 🙏🇮🇱🇺🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲❤
I hope we can all take a moment to appreciate how blessed we are that the idea of eating raccoon seems bizarre to some of us. Reading the comments gives me a perspective that I did not have growing up and even now. We really are lucky even when the world seems like a crazy place! Enjoy your meal, Ron & Justine! Happy New Year!
You are both so funny and I enjoy your channels so much! Inspiring!
Raccoons are also known to eat barn kittens.
Nightshade berries are also toxic, that’s why people were wary of eating tomatoes.
Happy New Year Ron and Justine! 🎉🎊 My hubby said he's try racoon, it sounds interesting. Justine love your skunk hat, hubby has one also, he wore it to a bonfire, and everybody wanted it. 😊
Happy New Year! I could not imagine having to respond to over 600 Christmas cards! 😅 The windows for your home look beautiful, I can't wait to see it all put together eventually.
Greetings from Montana 🤠👋 I have to say…I LOVE being an AMERICAN!!! Raccoon, taters, tomatoes and COFFEE!! 😂🤣 Great chew and chat and I wholeheartedly agree with you that this economy is going to put a dent in the raccoon population!! 😂🤣 Good luck with “crunch time” and I sincerely hope you got my Xmas card…there was a Lowe’s gift card in it for you! Have a blessed week! 🤠🇺🇸🤠🇺🇸🤠🇺🇸❤
thankyou much Carlain we are still processing the cards :) Happy New Year
The raccoons that eat from my bird feeder are in trouble now!
I had no idea corning ware had lead in them. we ate off corning ware growing up
I’ve eaten alligator, deer, squirrel, rabbit and all type of wild fowl. My husband has had possum and said it was good but kind of greasy. If you’re hungry you’ll eat just about anything.
That really does look delicious!
Happy new year 🙏
Hello from Oregon..
Love you guys! Happy New Year to all! ❤❤❤
I'm brand new to your channel, and I'm thrilled to be here!
May you have a very blessed new year
Happy new year!
Some friends tried to get a venison roast past me. I caught that it was different. City raised and particular. They thought I would go PETA on them. It was food.
When living in Missouri, I found out robins are eaten. I did not have the opportunity.
Happy New Year Ron, Justine and Mish Mish.🎉 I wouldn’t eat raccoon , but during those days people need to eat some kind of meat. The potatoes and carrots looks great.
I should not be surprised. In Peru, indigenous people eat guinea pig and I tried that too. My great aunt cooked them. Fortunately, I don’t’ remember its taste. Never again.
Thank you for the update of the house.
Weird historical facts:
“Poisonous” tomatoes. The Europeans believed that potatoes were poisonous.
I love potatoes! Corn is delicious!
Yum.
Happy New Year to you both! and Mish Mish too!!! I like Ron's truck parked outside the cabin....Is that how the raccoon met it's demise?