Col. Williamsburg's Gingerbread Recipe |Delicious Fire Cooking| ASMR
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- Gingerbread is a Christmas season tradition dating back centuries. While some additions have changed over time the bases of what we call gingerbread has largely remained unchanged for 2 thousand years.
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Colonial Williamsburg's Gingerbread Cookies Recipe (makes roughly 40-50 small cookies)
1 cup sugar
4 cups of unbleached flour
2 teaspoons ginger
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon salt (or use salted butter)
1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
1 cup butter, melted
1/2 cup evaporated milk
1 cup unsulfured molasses
a dash of vanilla extract
a dash of lemon extract
Combine the sugar, ginger, nutmeg, cinnamon, baking soda and salt in a bowl. Mix well. Add the melted butter, evaporated milk, molasses and extracts. Mix well. Add the flour 1 cup at a time, stirring all the while. The dough will be stiff and hard to mix which is normal for gingerbread. If you find that it is too sticky to roll out add up to 1/2 cup of additional flour. Roll out on a floured sugar until it is 1/4 inch thick. Cut out or cut and stamp. Bake in greased cookie sheets in a preheated oven. Bake at 375 degrees for 10 minutes. Be careful as it's easy to overcook gingerbread. They really only need 10 minutes. Allow to cool and set for at least 5 minutes before handling.
*This recipe has definitely been adapted for the modern cook due to the addition of evaporated milk, baking soda and vanilla extract (which existed pre 1830 but was extremely expensive therefore uncommon). This recipe is more of a homage to the past than an accurate historical recipe. We've made a few other gingerbread recipes taken from historical cookbooks if you are looking for an accurate recipe. You may find them linked below. ♥
1824 recipe: th-cam.com/video/UMO0eEkUa8U/w-d-xo.html
1823 recipe: th-cam.com/video/9s_tfWg1sSQ/w-d-xo.html
1803 recipe: th-cam.com/video/XnkQeZzyy7Q/w-d-xo.html
1832 recipe: th-cam.com/video/d1z5DtuzQBs/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the recipe❣️ May Jesus bless you & your family this Christmas! 🩷✝️🙋🏻♀️
Your videos are not only educational but soothing. I love how you keep the natural noises and do not add any music to the video until the end. ❤❤
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Oh yes me too. You Justine are a natural. I also love you in red ❤
I love videos like this where it’s either snowing and/or raining because it’s mentally soothing
I don't think anyone will be disappointed to get these as presents. They look so yummy!
These are the wholesome videos that the world needs
I hope everyone had a great thanksgiving
I love this video it brought me peace I love the cabin in the woods in the snow
Videos featuring housekeeping and homemaking would also be enjoyed! No indoor plumbing would make for some challenges. I've really enjoyed getting an understanding of the cooking tools and methods used in the 1800s.
I had taken my daughter to CW when she was little. We bought the cook book and made their ginger cookies once we got home. Amazingly delicious.
These look fun to make. And you look nice and warm in your outfit. Red is a good color on you!
You know it's cold when you have to wear a hat IN the house. 🥶
Pretty much what my Mom called molasses cookies. She used to bake the cut out cookies at Christmas and we would decorate them with cinnamon candies,raisins and white icing. The aroma in the kitchen was dreamy. She grew up during the depression and gingerbread was a Eastern Ky. mountain favorite. One recipe was a gingerbread baked in a pan, like cake. Her grandmother lived in an old log house,one room central, With a big hearth and always a pot of beans cooking,then you went out on a porch and there were steps on either end that went to separate rooms upstairs, one for the girls and one for the boys. Me and my brother loved the stories my Mom would tell,and sometimes she'd sing a song about a Mail train wreck that happened long ago in 1903 in Virginia, called the Wreck of Old 97.🍪🍬🍭🎄
Gingerbread looks yummy.
I love watching your videos this is such a wonderful recreation of how it was long ago thank you
I remember getting some of these cookies at Williamsburg when I was a kid. They were the best gingerbread cookies ever! Thank you for this fun video!
Love those measuring cups!
Your first Christmas as a married couple ❤🥰 May it be merry and beautiful! Definitely going to try this recipe, I’m a sucker for ginger anything… that’s why I married one 🤣❤️
It's beginning to look like a cozy Christmas cabin! I love your cookies and the start of decorations for the holiday. Thanks, Justine! I'll catch you and Ron tomorrow at the Chew and Chat. Be blessed, Rayfields! xoxo
Thank you for brightening my evening after a very long day! Watching your videos I'd do comforting. ❤
I love gingerbread of all kinds!
These jinger bread cookies looks tasty! We have learned something new! We like the measuring cups! In the last two weeks in Kentucky we have had 4 inches of snow but it melted quick.Rebecca and David Back.
Yum! I love the measuring cups! Very cool. ❤
My toddler class made gingerbread men today! Looks yummy 😋
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お部屋の飾り
服
食器
暖炉の薪が燃える音
全てがお洒落です✨
Good morning
Room decoration
Your clothes
Tableware used
The sound of firewood burning in the fireplace
Everything about your house is stylish.
Great video as always thank you ☺️
They look very good!
Ahhhhh so festive! These cookies look absolutely phenomenal, Justine! 😃
I'd love the pattern for the shawl you're wearing 😊
These videos are so serene.
My question is if this lovely couple live full time in their little cabin, I’m jealous by the way, or do they just use it for educational/TH-cam videos. Along with how hard is it to find everything you use in the cabin. From your cooking ingredients to the items like candles, measuring cups, and such.
I live in Williamsburg Virginia and worked for Colonial Williamsburg for years. I love the this recipe. Here in Williamsburg and the Raleigh Tavern, they are called Ginger Cakes. Thank you for sharing the recipe. Merry Christmas 🎄
❤❤I always look forward to these timeless recipes, They are so enjoyable to watch. Thank You for sharing this yummy Recipe Barbara West Virginia.
Woah, those measuring cups take up a lot of room in the cupboard, I would think! They would also last longer than glass pyrex. LOL
The cookies look delicious The milk topping is very interesting 😊🤩
The fiddle music at the end is magic!! 🎻
Love your measuring cups and cookie cutter.
Nice video, keep up the good work.
I was looking for hints in the cookies. 😄
It sounds like a good recipe! Love your Christmas look❤️🇨🇦
Justine had to use some muscle to make the cookie dough. Always loved how wonderful the house smelled when I made gingerbread cookies. Love the red outfit!
I'll bet those cookies would be great with some homade ICE CREAM!
Thanks for sharing!❤ Love your videos ❤!
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Will have to try that one. Looks spoon licking good !
I can't wait to hear what your surprise is (as hinted at on Facebook)! I hope everyone's guess is right!
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Butter makes everything better! 😁
You ain't wrong !
Awesome as always
I love watching your cooking shows and you always look so cute
thank you for this recipt
Gotta make a batch
I miss making cookies like this. I need to do it as an adult for Christmas!
Nice set of measuring cups 👍
You look so absolutely charming, almost like Mrs Santa Claus! 🤶 🧑🎄
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Oh! It’s snowing! Love your channel!
This video is especially beautiful. You look so pretty, and the house glows with warmth. I could almost smell the gingerbread 😊
Your cute little cabin looks amazing adorned in christmas decorations, it's like it was made for them! The gingerbread man is huge lol. Loved seeing the cups, I've never seen ones like those! I'd always heard people just used a drinking cup or tea cup. Maybe that was common in the poorer houses and these are for the more wealthy?
Great looking cookies!
Justine it's cold and snowy here in Virginia too. I love Gingerbread
Ooohou look beautiful Justine 😊❤
How fun!
😁👍 yup i think i can do that 🤔made gingerbread cookies 1 time 😅 but going to try this 1 😀. Thanks too ✨❤️🔥
Your outfit looks so cozy, especially your toque!
I bet you’re really enjoying the fireplace now that it’s cold. Felt bad for you during the summer
Not a fan of gingerbread, but I would try these. They do look yummy.
I love everything about your videos ❤
This seems easier than the recipe I’ve been using. I’m going to make this and compare the two.
Thanks for the video it looks tasty Happy holidays❤
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Awesome 👍
Aww, she didn't show how she cooked them. Did she use her outside oven or one of those wonderful pots or stands that she has? That's one of my favorite parts to watch.
Question about white flour. Has it always been around or did it evolve from wheat four? Thanks!
You look stunning in red! ❤ this channel so much!
Love your outfit
Loved the video❤❤
Hey Justine, it's a horse. The tails on sleigh or carriage horses were bobbed. "Bells on bobtail ring making spirits bright. What fun it is singgggg a sleighing song tonight, Oh, jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way".
I am coveting your measuring cups!
It's time to get a restraining order! That is truly concerning. Stay safe guys. 💖
Justine, show that dough who is the boss!! Lol!!!
They look delicious & the video was so enjoyable. I am concerned about the measuring cups. Are they pewter? If so, are they pre 1974? Prior to 1974 pewter contained lead.
What did they use for evaporated milk?
Bagus
How do you bake the cookies on the cookie sheet with the open fire?
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did they have evaporated milk during this time period?
I would love to know where do you get your cooking utensils and other items
You used Nutmeg?
Love those old measuring cups! The cookies look good but hate to tell you I don't like gingerbread or pumpkin-------sorry!!
When you and Ron were eating them, they looked soft and chewy. Were they?
Love this channel. Justine cool af
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Pps Ron cool af too
Justine the red dress is beautiful on you ❤
Only 1 ginger bread per person👿too short video, i want more🎠💔😻
I love the red sweater thing. What is it called and where did you buy it
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The only problem I see with this recipe, (Ik I'll get a lot of hate for this). The evaporated milk has carrageen in it. It is a known cancer causer.
How did you bake them?
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ぼたもち を作ってくれんかね。😂
I absolutely love ginger bread but none of my family does, so not worth making
I never used to as well, till my mom found the right recipe. A more softer cookie seemed to do the trick and they are now a holiday tradition.
I love watching u. U are so calm and beautiful
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