Eat & Chat 1800's Beans & Bacon |Surprise Unboxing|
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- Its the magical fruit that makes you toot! Join Ron and Justine as the enjoy a big bowl of beans & bacon while discussing random history things for 47minutes! If you'd like to see this meal and others being made please go over to "Early American" thats Justines channel, over she makes the food and over here we eat the food :) / earlyamerican
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"Intelligence is knowing tomatoes are fruits; wisdom is knowing not to put them in a fruit salad."
Yes...Lol
Ah, you beat me to it!
Very very true
I thought seeing Ron’s legs was funny. Imo I wasn’t offended at all.
I don't care what they're called I use them as a vegetable
I ALWAYS hit the like button as your video starts because I KNOW it’s going to be good!
I mean, how could I not like you guys! Y’all are adorable and wonderful!
The mushroom catsup is the nutmeg of this channel, never go to dinner without it.
We were saying that today!!😁
The flowers are jonquils also called daffodils, at least in, VA, USA.
It is a fruit.
I went to a one room country school. Our drinking water was carried from a spring and put into one of the crockery water jugs with a little pushbutton spigot , It was good.
The Wright brothers were the first to fly,
I love any kind of beans, lentils and a bean called Anasazi bean. The Anasazi Indians cultivated them out in Arizona and I just recently found them here in the joplin Missouri area.
Yes Anasazi beans are my absolute favorite!
It has seeds so it's a fruit. You are right Justine
I grew up making bean sandwiches! Loved that! I was a big bean eater as well. I still love them!
I cant wait to see the two of you interacting
Thanks for making my day!!! I appreciate your channels! It helps me to slip back into time. I feel like I could cook on an open hearth because of you Justine!!!
Your channels are the most interesting, cozy, inviting channels on the Tube!
I would love to be back in those days things are so simple but harder but that's okay I love watching your show watch it everyday thanks for sharing
What kind of bacon was that? it looked almost like Ham and it looked SOOOOOOOOOO good!
I just bought another bag of minneola tangelos and they are so good. It's a cross between a mandarin orange or tangerine and a pomelo or grapefruit. The name comes from tangerine/pomelo. I was so impressed with the first bag of them that I could hardly wait to get another.
As for the Lima beans, I love a big pot of them cooked with ham and spooned over some cornbread.
Ron and Justine,
Always enjoy the videos on both channels , you make a great couple.
keep up the good work.
Best wishes
Peter in Australia.
I think I could have lived very nicely in early America. ❤️
You and me both!
I'm the gal who embroiders. Got on the internet and Osnaburg fabric would be a historically correct fabric for 1700s. (Cotton Floursacks were not until 1800s)
Plus dark blue linen thread wud have been used by Colonials for the embroidering.
The most wonderful threads shop I have ever been in shut its doors 2yrs ago. :( I have no other choice but to use DMC floss.
Oh my goodness. Your channels are awesome… binge watching for the past 3 days
Omg, PLEASE give us the mushroom catsup recipe!!! That sounds amazing.
Enjoyed your chat! Inspired to make my favorite Boston Baked Bean dish, post Easter ham perhaps. Also, thanks for mentioning Samson's. I really had fun looking through their website and love that I found many unique items, like their horn cups, to add to my everyday kitchen wares. Looking into the spoons too, because why use standard stuff made in another country when you can have something beautiful and historical for a reasonable cost made locally, in the USA.
Love both of your channels. Maybe a Bean pie. 😆
I think this is actually a video about the art of dinner conversation
The flowers are daffodils. When I was a child we called them Easter lilies because they bloom near Easter. Easter lilies are completely different flowers. Yours are definitely daffodils.
Real estate prices just went insane here in NC. We thought they were crazy before. You may want to buy something soon.
That looks so delicious. Love you guys.
Yay! Just had a long day at the beach & now I'm winding down with some wine and your channels.
42:45 Did they know about citrus preventing scurvy? Yes, in 1747 The HMS Salisbury was the British Naval vessel upon which James Lind, a doctor from Edinburgh, undertook the world's first clinical trial. He grouped 12 sailors into pairs and gave each pair a separate diet. He observed that the two men who consumed citrus fruits avoided catching the dreaded scurvy. In 1770 the name Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) was coined by the British explorer Captain James Cook. He noticed the indigenous people of Australia used the leaves to make a tea that smelled like nutmeg. Captain Cook saw this traditional practice and coined the name “Tea Tree” and had his sailors drink it as a scurvy preventative (however I don't think it actually contains vitamin C, but they thought it would help prevent scurvy.) Even earlier the Iroquois used white cedar to prevent scurvy in winter: “A most famous example was Jacques Cartier in the winter of 1536 in what is now Quebec City. Suffering scurvy, they obtained a potion from the Iroquois used to treat their own symptoms during winter. It was primarily a boiled tea of Thuja occidentalis, aka white cedar. This tree became known afterwards as the arborvitae, which means tree of life, attesting to its continued use against scurvy in the cold northern regions.” (from Desert Sun online magazine). In modern times it is a common practice in Russia to drink pine needle tea during winter, as pine needles contain vitamin C, but you have to be careful not to fully boil the water. Boiling water destroys the Vitamin C and releases bitter terpenes, so you make the tea with really really warm but not boiling water.
❤️God Bless! The reason tomatoes were suspect is because when the acids from the tomatoes interacted with the pewter plates, made people violently sick/ some died. Once the discovery was made, the two would never meet again. Wooden or pottery bowls were used instead. Tomatoes are considered fruit by botanists but vegetable by nutritionists. Back in the day, British put a high tax on fruit so colonists started calling tomatoes vegetables to avoid the tax.
Gouda goes back to the 12th century and is one of the oldest cheeses in the world? I am going to have to do a video on that sometime and find out how true that is. Thanks for the inspiration 😀
Surprised that there is any food left over when Ron's at the table!
DAFFODILS.... MY FAVORITE!!
Enjoyed the video.
I love beans too ! Rice and beans sissy ! Cheese is good too ! Hmm
What do you do with the left over peels?
Yum, I like beans too!
Love your channel 😊
I know they say its a fruit but I concider them vegetables and grow alot of them!
Wheel of cheese within 20 minutes. So nice! It's like having dinner with you guys.🤗
I love your channels!
cheese like everything else has gone up along with gas prices
Ron 🖐you made my mouth water when you took that first bite of your orange 🍊 mmmmmmmm 😋 yummy but I’m not allowed to eat them however, I remember how it tastes. Also don’t stress about offending ppl with your strong manly legs🔥, I for one appreciate you trying to show us what it was really like back then 👍🌸 Ms Justine I love the colour of your dress today it looks beautiful on you. Edit: How rude of me Hi Alfred 🖐🐰
Justine. I love lima beans. Everyone in my family hates them. So I have to eat on them all week. Ha and I love you two ❤
Yummy
Bean burrito is a bean sandwich
Am I the only one that thought about Fa…fa…favs beans and a nice bottle of Chianti.
No. That's the first thing I thought of.
You don't need logs if you are cooking with cast iron!
Please watch this meal being prepared over on "Early American" thats our main channel, it's where Justine prepares all of the food, over there we cook it over here it we eat it! th-cam.com/video/TFWeboTX8tU/w-d-xo.html
Go back to Chew and Chat !! Or Chat and Chew!! I actually said out loud " That's so original!" Love you guys!💕💕
Love watching the meal being prepared before Chat & Chew!
Admire your work ethic Ron as your always happy to try what Jystine has cooked. 😆
My husband is the same My husband is FBI
FRY BREAD INSPECTOR!!
LOL 😆 Seriously!
God bless got to get back to Chat & Chew!
@@maplecosy9429 sorry i always forget which way it is lol i did it backwards this time sorry
You should come up with a food delivery box like “Hello Fresh” or “Blue Apron”, but with historical recipes! I would totally buy it!!
That's a fantastic idea. I would absolutely buy it as well.
@@jasonwilliamson8416 lol every time I watch this channel I get so hungry!! The food always looks amazing!!
What an AWESOME idea! Would certainly have a niche following. I’d subscribe!
Early America receipts ..name for the food box
buy made in the USA
Can I live with you both 😆 I’ll churn the butter and wash the dishes 🥺
😆 🤣 😂
Milk the cow ..feed the Chicken ..gather the eggs ..tend the garden ... Just to name a few jobs you forgot...
WOW Ron and Justine ! 400 Likes and just a "stone's throw" from 20,000 Subs !!!! Great job !
The flowers are daffodils !! My Mom grew them in her many gardens🌻🌻🌻
They smell so nice
@@beckygriggs7827 Yes!
My favorite flower and my favorite poem...William Wordsworth, I wandered lonely as a cloud.
Save the orange rinds ...place them in a jar and add vinegar. Makes a great organic cleaner.
Actually in the 1800s they would put the peels in a crock add water and a little sugar/honey let it ferment. Making their own citrus vinegar to use in cleaning or cooking.
Thank you. I currently put my orange rind down the garbage disposal to clean it and keep it smelling nice.
@@judithfairchild8620 that is an excellent idea! I usually make vinegar using apple peels or citrus peels, I will be trying that tip with some my citrus peels.
"Put another log on the fire.
Cook me up some bacon and some beans.
And go out to the car and change the tyre.
Wash my socks and sew my old blue jeans." - Tompall Glaser
Come on, baby, you can fill my pipe,
And then go fetch my slippers.
And boil me up another pot of tea.
Then put another log on the fire, babe,
And come and tell me why you're leaving me
LOL! My dad would sing this song and drive my mom crazy!
The Male Chuvinist Pig's National Anthem!
My Michigan mom made the most wonderful ham an bean(northern) soup. We would butter bread and pour our bean soup over it and cover it with chipped onions.Yum!
Oh yes. I prefer either Great Northern or Navy Beans.
That sounds delicious 😋
“Life is so much better with you.” How sweet!
Wow!!! What a wonderful compliment Ron gave to Justine when he said “life is better with you”. That’s so lovely
You should sponsor a contest where one can win and come and have dinner and hang out with you guys for an evening.
I was thinking the exact same thing! 😊
That would be AMAZING!!
@@janiecook8379 Right? I would love that!!!!
It wasn't the sight of Ron's thighs that worried me. It was the seemingly imminent danger of seeing much, much more than just thigh. Talk about moonshine...
So, I realize you are in the cabin for your videos and the historical aspects of your theme...
That said, do you go to another home on alternate days, in real time, where you watch TV and eat pizza or whatever... a place where you have a computer where you edit the videos and upload them??? A place with an actual bathroom, wear regular clothes, drive a vehicle, etc.???
How did I miss this! 😑 I call those butter beans. I love those but don’t care for the green limas. Love you guys!
I love watching you 2 chat. It’s always interesting learning about the topics you speak about and you’re both adorable together ❤️
Guess what lol lol Justine loves beans. Oh my god I'm laughing so hard she said it about 20 times but I know I love beans too
Laughed out loud when you said beans on toast are popular in uk. I was sitting eating this as you said it home made bread slandered in fresh butter covered with baked beans in tomato sauce thickened by pat of fresh butter and topped off with natural Scottish mature cheddar cheese.
I live in Scotland and actually did cook over the fire when I visited my great aunt and grandmother who lived on the isle of Harris in a traditional croft.
See, it is popular! 😆
Can I come visit you on Scotland?
Blessed you. Getting to learn hands on how to cook right over a fire place.
I love some lima beans with bacon/ham. My grandmama would always make them once a week when I visited them. She grew her own beans and peas, and I loved helping shuck them. I miss her cooking. May she RIP.
I love you guys so much💖💖 Watching your videos, both of you, always brings a smile to my face and makes my day. And Justine, you are such a good cook and your recipes look so darned good😁😁 You always make me hungry. You two are the PERFECT couple. You are so much in love and have so much respect for each other. You are each others BEST friend. The way it should be. And also I love Alfred. He is so cute🥰🥰
I stumbled across their channel randomly, but I've became super invested and already seen every video they've posted. I just love their energy. Super adorbs couple
I've been binging myself. It's just a great channel. I am enthralled by the cooking.
Hi, I saw your cat picture and comment. I know, what is it? The personalities, the subjects, the simplicity, the authenticity, the sweetness, it's so opposite of the crap on some many other outlets, simplicity, the giggle the smiles, .... what else do you think?
Your house is looking so lovely, and you both did splendidly with "fork to mouth" today! I'm proud of you! 😍👍
Congratulations on the tub washer and new threads Justine and Ron.
You know,...you both are like friends to all your subscribers. We appreciate you and your channel very much. We are glad you're in our lives.
I look so forward to all your videos. Justine you have truly mastered harth cooking everything looks delicious 😋 and Ron truly enjoys all your dishes. Must make you feel all your efforts are so appreciated. Please continue the wonderful videos. Oh you both mentioned the beautiful flowers on your table they appear to be Daffodils.
Could someone please tell me...is this their own place or are they videoing in a pioneer museum? Do they have jobs outside of this?
I’d like to know that too.
I think they own the cabin.
And do reenactment somewhere as their jobs.
So sweet how you guys appreciate each other 🤗
That's nice of this company sending you both a gift 🎁 😊
Tomatoes are a fruit, and the flowers are daffodils
Every video you two do (both channels) it makes me feel like I am right there across the table from you. Like I am part of that period of history too. Thank you for making every single person who watches your videos feel as if they too are present and included in the re-enacted moments right along with you.
Poor little Alfred, I was afraid he was going to be stung by a bee when Justine was out picking flowers off the tree.
Very tasty meal. I enjoy a pot of butter beans every once in awhile, but I rarely find them in a pound or larger package. I like to make enough for several meals.
I was thinking, you ought to pay Arthur in turnips when they get big enough to harvest, after all, that was part of your agreement with your landlord.
Alfred stayed perfectly still as to not disrupt the bees
Yall are deep in the lore, I'm gonna have to binge the backlog now and (mushroom) catch up.
@@FoxtrotYouniform 🤣🤣
No
Absolutely love watching both of your channels. .. your content is so interesting, and I am learning lots about early America...and may I say that you are both so lovely, it's a pleasure to watch you guys interact. Take care and looking forward to more video's. Debbi from Western Australia. 👍😁
I just love you guys. Justine, your cooking is great. And Ron, you are such a great guy. Thank both of you for your channel's.
Thank you for remembering to thank our Lord before eating! He comes before all. Thank you also for all your efforts to educate the past. God Bless you in all your endeavors.
Justine you are correct anything with seeds or pips are a fruit, by the way everything is nicer in a sandwich girl after my own heart. Love you guys I watch you making it on early American and then come over to Ron’s channel for a catch up and a meal xxx
But don't pumpkins, cucumbers, squash, etc, have seeds?
Yeah I would count those as fruit also
Wonderful cleaning agent and very old fashioned. Water, orange peels pounded in the water, little bit of vinegar. And random herbs. Store this in a container and let it marinate for a while. Pour it out on a cloth and scrub things down. Smells wonderful.
I literally read:”common and very old fashioned cleaning agent: water”
And stopped there. Laughed because it’s possible to get such a comment from the internet, and then kept reading. 🤣🤷♀️
@@marialiyubman and I started laughing too and I still am
I love love love your vlogs. I would like to know more about Ron’s father the rent pirate and Justine’s job at the tavern. Thank you so much for teaching so much about early American culture
You should make candied orange peels use everything! As well as cook down and make marmalade 😋😋
The flowers are beautiful yellow is my favorite flower 🌼 They are daffodils
My mom's favorite toast with beans 😋 didn't realize there would be someone else liking toast with beans. Hello to both, I enjoy your chew and chat. I feel it's the attitude, the environment that I enjoy , of you both. Thank you for sharing, it's different now a days people don't understand the calmness of this time of living. Thanks 👍
Hello from Phoenix, Arizona 🤗
Beans on toast is a common snack meal here in the UK. Yummy!
Yes, didn't realize it's been awhile. My mom loved beans, actually pinto beans were her favorite. She'd toast her bread and spread the beans. She would make thee best refired beans, a taste I haven't felt for a very long time. Thanks for liking and sharing that in UK is a commen snack 😁😊 have a good evening Rachel 🙏
I love love love bean's
Bean Sammy's Yum-0
My Dad grew up in the depression my grandma would make him bean sandwiches for his school lunches some of the kids had never had them they would trade him their ham sandwich no argument from him that's something they couldn't afford much and no argument from them is something that they rarely ever got cuz they could afford the more expensive things I always loved that story when he would tell it and still do
Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is knowing not to put it in fruit salad. Another great video! Thanks!
My aunts used to put orange peels in a pot on the wood stove to make the house smell good
I still do lol
I still do but I add cinnamon sticks.
@@lisahughes8779 I do that too but add a third thing: cloves ☺️
@@5050TM How did I forget that?!? Lol thank you for reminding me! Have a blessed holiday!
I love beans especially cannalini's. My mom used to cook and can them in quart size jars. They were delicious.
I need a woman that likes beans! lol One of my favorite comfort foods! Ham hocks and Pinto's or Great Northern's! Fried potatoes, corn bread and a big ole slice of onion and sliced tomatoes! Hummm, made myself hungry! lol
Those beans would be good with cornbread
That and some greens!
Yes to cornbread & greens and don’t forget the sliced onions (or green onions)! 🤤
The flowers are dafadill and they are beautiful, great video
What a couple you are! What I especially love about your vids are the purity and honesty of your company = Truly refreshing! I enjoy the tips and interlaced bits of history shared. You do it soOOoo well = very relaxed. The daffodils ar gorgeous. I especially love the respect you have for 'Him' at meals. Take care dear ones. Thanks for sharing your lovely lives with us all. Health and God Bless! :)
So glad that you got a wash tub, I was about to ask how you were going to clean your other apron! Looking forward to wash day!
My granddaughter loves the scarf, she said I m so glad Mr. Ron got new shirt.
I've been enjoying baked bean sandwiches for 60 plus years!
Are you both actually living like this or do you have a regular home and use this for videos? I’ve been so curious.
Lovely bunch of daffodils in the pitcher!!! I have them all over my yard! Indeed, they do grow from bulbs, you could ask your mother if you could dig some up and plant them in your yard, the bulbs multiply every year and bring lots of friendly bees to pollinate your gardens! Enjoyed the vid, dinner looked delicious!!!
This is one of my favorite channels along with Early American. So relaxing and fun. I look forward to your vids. And for the record I didn't mind seeing Ron's legs..😉 but the new shirt looks really comfy.
I love those kind of beans, so good. Funny I make them with bacon and bacon grease.
Somebody’s going to be blowing the covers off the bed tonight!
I adore everything about both of your channels. Exactly the type of content need in these trying times.
Keep it up.
😊😊😊♥️♥️♥️😊😊😊
Do you fix the food in one take? Meaning - do you get the recipe right on the first try?
That’s a good question.
My husband, who grew up in the South, loved bean sandwiches! Me, a northerner did not! But I let him do his thing whenever we had beans!!
I am Georgian and have never heard of a bean sandwich !
Depends on where and how you were raised. I never had a bean sandwich mom
Mom didn't allow sandwiches at the table. Only on picnics
u two are so adorable!! just love listening to u both. cant get enough.i always smash white beans and add mayo and fresh chopped onions and put between two slices of bread. served with chips. so good.
I can’t wait to find me a boa to reenact with (: I’m going to build a log cabin (hopefully) if not I’ll buy one & modify it . I want to be a homesteader so bad .