Dinner For One
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- Dinner for one? Justine is gone for the night helping a family with a newborn. She has left instructions and items for me to make dinner. Thank you for watching.
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"Don't forget to pray before eating." I love that SO, so much!♥
You guys are awesome. This is so true-to-life. I have a family story which was put pen-to-paper in times unknown but which declared my ancestral grandparents did this same thing. One wintry night in Larue County Kentucky in February 1809 a fellow pioneer knocked on their cabin door and said "his woman needed help". So, they went with him to help her deliver her baby. The baby was Abraham Lincoln. Thank you so much for this video. It really blessed me. 💖💖
Wow! Awesome!
That is a really cool story!
I never understood why they didn’t make the pants longer for men back then.
It’s neat to see Ron take over and Justine being away. And also I know it’s a small detail but it’s dark outside too. Love that the candles are lit on the mantle.
In the midst of today’s turmoil, I found this tremendously relaxing. I Love that he said Grace before eating..💝
Blessed food is the best food... 🙏✨✨✨
Fantastic! Both channels are great! Please do not change a thing! You two are the best on youtube! ♥️🇺🇸
From what I can see of the house, it's cute and cozy. My kind of living.
Me also
Yesterday I told my sister about "Early American" and Frontier Patriot", opining that it seemed difficult to cook on a hearth. My sister blew me away by mentioning that our mom (with her first husband, and after he died and left her in poverty) had lived in a farmhouse in Texas that had not even a wood stove but a hearth, with the heavy iron cookware, the swinging doodads (what are they called?) that she hung the kettles, etc. from. No fridge, but there was a root cellar. This was in the late 1940s! After a while, she moved back east, married dad and her kitchen included a "Welbilt" gas cooker and a Frigidaire, which was definitely a step up. I mention this because I wish to honor our mom, who was one strong woman throughout her life.
Beautiful story. 💗
She sounds like the type of woman that is an honor to know 🤍
Your mother sounds like the kind of woman we need more of.
A lovely and simple video but yet it says so much. Thankfully Justine took good care of you before she departed by leaving the food and instructions. By the looks of things, Ron, knows his way around the kitchen. Nice to see a prayer being said before eating.
I love the candle light ambiance of this video..
This is a nice video. I hope your channel will grow strong too, both you and Justine deserve it.
Justine is so lovely towards you I'm glad you have her in your life
Oh I didn't know you had a separate blog for more Frontier videos! I've been watching early American I have really been enjoying it a lot and now I have even more to watch which I have to say that era and I especially love these little houses they had back then. I'm into wanting to have a tiny home in the future and that log cabin is perfect
Nicely done Ron, such a nice cozy cabin and home you two have made.
Ive enjoyed this video and to see Ron pray before his meal. Was a wonderful video to see Ron Cook. He's a good man. God bless you Ron. Nth Queensland Australia 🇦🇺 ♥
Unbelievable how peaceful and quiet it was back then. We have so much noise now!
Thankyou so much! yes i agree, there is so much noise nowdays it drives me crazy!!
I searched asmr frontier cooking and to my surprise found this channel. Awesome. Both channels are great. You guys do a great job with these videos and making these videos realistic and relaxing as well!
thankyou so much!
I would like to see soap making and laundry sometime
That note really sums up the time period and their sweet relationship. Not like today's superficial communication. Or lack thereof.
I love everything about this video. The story and staging is all top notch. I rewatch from time to time since it brings me peace.🥰👍
Thankyou i appreciate that!
Ron you should have just ate out of the frying pan.😂😂
I like that a blessing is said prior to eating
My home was built in 1790 in upstate NY.
Appreciated video.
Thats awesome!
Love the simplicity of the video. Really makes you appreciate the whole experience. Also I'm sure Justine will have some stories to tell after watching and feeding four little ones.
Well done Ron! Supper looks amazing and you didn't forget the prayer. You do Justine proud!
Ron cooks with the gentle ease of Justine. I love that they have just enough utensils to cook a meal with and everything is placed so decoratively.
Great episode Ron. You always make things look so easy to do. I am worried about Justine. Why is she out in the frontier bush alone after dark?
I knew that Ron was going to be out hunting/wood working all day and wouldn't be back till sundown. When a messenger came to say that a friend gave birth I wasn't sure what to do. Wait or depart? To ease the blow to Ron I left him the remainder of our pork enough for two meals honestly. He ate it all I see!
I love the night ambiance, i think is really relaxing🙏🏻
I just love the both of you this is more like a mini series great job with the camera work Ron loved the cheat notes lol
Very accurate. Even Justine’s letter is dated 1820. When Justine is not there, Ron learnt how to make his own meal.
Many men in other parts of the world depends on their wives to cook for them.
I think it's important that everyone know the basics of food prep, just so they can be self sufficient if they ever need to, even if they don't like to cook/are in a domestic arrangement where they aren't the one who usually does the cooking.
Way back when, boys were taught everything girls were taught until they reached a certain age. They had to learn to sew, and mend, to cook simple things, and to tidy up after themselves. Men went on the hunt, the women stayed home. So the men had to know how to fend for their selves. Good job, Ron!
Another wonderful video, in your lovely cabin!
You and Justine are still spoiling us, I see.😌
That would be a perfect home for me, as there were family members in West Virginia, when I was a little girl in the mountains there, who still lived in log cabins like that one.... that's been many years ago now, but I still remember it so well, and I miss it AND my family, more than anyone knows.
I wouldn't care about lacking the modern conveniences, as I've done without them many times, and it never hurt me...as long as I have fresh water from somewhere, a good stock of food, chickens, a good garden and fruit trees, wood for a fire, my cooking utensils and my herbal and old timey remedies for ailments, my Bible and a few close family that are still alive, around me, I'd be perfectly happy.
I hope the baby Justine is helping with, is doing well, along with the mother, and tell Justine that her friends on YT said hello.
Wonderful job Ron and I hope you save some food for Justine. We love you guys 💘
Everyone have a wonderful night. 🇺🇸😎🕯️🥰
New subscriber! I watch your other channel and saw in the comments that you had this channel but no one gave the name of it,..so luckily I happened to catch the big feast video and Justine mentioned the name of this channel...I am so very glad I found it Ron, I absolutely love these videos, infact they are my favorite on youtube! Im a big history buff and love to watch reenactments! Just you keep on doing what you're doing...great content!!
Thank you so much!!
Thank you, Ron, for explaining where Justine is! I couldn't read the letter (I'm on my phone and the screen is too small) so I was worried about her.
You did well in the kitchen! I don't know if frontier men/pioneer men had any cooking skills 🤔 . Maybe they did and I didn't know. You even remembered to say a prayer before you ate. Good seeing a new upload from you!
Phone screens are big enough.
@@CaptinHoot51 not mine I couldn't read the letter either and it's kind of dark in that cabin so it's hard for people that have poor eyesight to read and see
Loved this! I can’t get enough from you two 😃
Ron you do well for yourself in the kitchen.
Great job, Ron! Your supper looked delicious!
Dear Lad, hello. Is the meat you are eating ham? Also if you really lived in this lovely little home, where would you and the Lass sleep? It is a 1 room yes? So if the was 1820 were would you and your wife sleep in such a small spsce? Thank you for teaching real American history! God Bless!
When Ron and Justine first moved in they mentioned that they would be sleeping on the floor. I think they might have also mentioned that they hope to add a second room for a bedroom.
Ron is eating salted pork. He brought it in from the store the other day when his hunting trip was failed. (Early American Channel here on TH-cam)
I have become an absolute FAN of you and Justine! I started watching your videos about a month ago...I especially love the cooking videos that Justine does in Early American, but I love Frontier Patriot as well. You guys are both awesome. Thank you so much for making these unique videos. Rock on!
Thankyou!!!!
Hearth cooking is calming. Helps us stay in the moment... smelling the wood smoke, the scents of food cooking. Being mindful of each task. I enjoy these videos.
It’s called Switchel and you can find the recipe on line
Ingredients
4 teaspoons apple cider vinegar (I like the unfiltered stuff best, like Bragg’s)
4 tablespoons pure maple syrup
Fresh ginger, peeled and thinly sliced-as much as you want. I usually slice up a piece the size of my thumb.
4 cups water
Bravo! Job well done!
I am so happy that I found this channel. I love your videos. Thank you
The silence is so soothing bringing to mind------------Silence is golden!!!!
We love to go to the Talledega National Forest and stay in a cabin there. We cook out and the smell of meat cooking outdoors in the cold air is intoxicating. We have a son who got married recently and they are taking after us in that they go to the same place to relax and unwind in the peace of the mountains. Hiking the trails, sometimes heavy fog at night or early morning, misty rain, oh, it is so nice.
Oh WOW....didn't know Ron had his own channel. INSTANT SUBSCRIPTION.....
I did the same exact thing as soon as I saw hit subscribe
OMG!!! THAT LOOKS SO GOOD!
Great job, Ron!
With the candles lit and the fire going it looks like such a snug cabin!
Well I had no idea this channel was out here‼️‼️I always watch you and Justine on the other one 👏👏👏👏this is great just subscribed 💕💕🍾🥂
Greetings from Ft. Sibley. We are awaiting the Missouri River to freeze. While the weather has been seasonable here the past week, we will most likely have a hard freeze in the next few days. Most have taken up winter camps and are laying in provisions. The game seems to be a bit scarce this year, so many will be relying up stores of potatoes, beans, wheat flour, cornmeal and dried fruits and vegetables. Well, take care and keep the fire burning.
Greetings to Ft. Sibley from Ste. Genevieve. All of the creeks here are frozen but the Mississippi River still flows, I supect ill seen chunks of ice floating down it soon. We too are hunkered down, our wood pile is dry and large and store house is packed, we're ready whatever may come. Best to you and yours.
Now those beautiful letters. So perfect done. Use to live by Williamsburg.
She has beautiful hand writing!
Love that flag and i see you carry it with pride. Weres our girl. Hope she ok.we dont want anything to happen to you guys we love you all
Am hearing impaired and they do not have closed captioning on this channel ☹️and want to know where she is too??
that the only way to carry it :)
I enjoyed the blessing before your meal, even while you're alone 👍
The food really looked delicious with the steam rising as Ron dished it up.
What a sweet note! I really was impressed about the part, don't for to say your prayers before eating! And....the food looked pretty good! Made me hungry!
Justine has lovely handwriting. She could work in the post office
Another great episode. Thanks. Keep them coming.
Love the history and the story through videography brother. I subscribed to your wife's channel and then yours was suggested, now subscribed to yours. My historical periods that I portray are American Civil War and early 20th century. When I was in Venturing Scouts I dabbled in French and Indian War but never got into Revolutionary War. At the time there was not that much of it around in Ohio in regards to living histories and reenactments. Keep them coming my friend!
Hey man thanks! yea theres not alot of rev war stuff in Missouri either BUT what little is, is very important and cool! I was born and raised in Ste. Genevieve Mo and still live here, and 60militia men from Ste Gen went to St Louis in 1780 to aid the spanish and George Rogers Clark and his virginia men (they fought on the east banks of mississippi river same day in Cahokia. It was the most westernard rev war battle, The of Fort San Carlos and Cahokia and we beat them on both sides! Had they took control of the mississippi the war may have been lost! Thanks for you compliments!!
Love to see the cabin candle lit and love to each you guys cook more after dark with candles
You did great Ron! It looked yummy and you thanked God for your meal. Too bad Justine wasn't there to taste your cooking... I'm sure she'd be proud.
The handwriting is good!
I found Your and Justine's channels thru the Goods Merchant Jon Townsends & Son, Looks like you folks are using many things that he has offered in his shop. Good to actually see similiar in use in a wider scale than he uses in his presentations. You would like Townsends, Such nice folks and very accomodating. He even carries reading material and cookery books at a good price as well as a wide variety of well made household goods and clothing. Give Justine a hug for us and Thank you for allowing us to visit.
Thankyou very much!
Those are from Samson historical! Though I did just fetch a hunting frock for Ron that is from Townsends shhh.
Reminds me of when we spent summers on a island off the coast of Maine. No electric or running water but we did have a propane stove. If the fire place or the wood stove was going you didnt use it and just used them to save gas. Spent many hours sitting like you did just watching something cook. No phones or TV's just doing what you were doing. Today the power goes off for 5 minutes I want to kick on a generator. Sometimes I do miss it but every time I think of that old camp my first thought is solar power and a desalination set up. With power and endless water next would come the satellite internet and TV.... modern tech is a hell of a drug.
Really well done! Very enjoyable. Thank you.
Hello Ron! I stumbled upon this video, and didn't realize that it wasn't Early American, but Frontier Patriot! I saw you, and clicked on it right away! How did your dinner taste? It must have been good, especially as you said grace and thanked God for your food! You're a good lad! I hope Justine comes home safe and sound! Cheers! ~Janet in Canada
Hello Janet, it was delicious! Justine arrived mid morning the following day :)
This is so relaxing and peaceful. Love it.
Thankyou so much!! :)
Yes I can see that cast iron retains the heat extremely well.
In love with the fact she dated her note 1820!
I am watching your videos backwards as l just watched your newest then this. This is way better than the other TH-cam channel. You both are really interesting is it actually real life or acting? I get a sense it crosses lol. Seriously, it's different from the normal a good normal.
That there made me hungry! Enjoy all the videos. Keep up the great job!
This was wonderful!!
I was waiting for your prayers. You did not disappoint. love your Channels. You guys are great bringing history to life❤
Great job Ron. Blessings
Howdy Patriot!🇺🇸
New subscriber here from Washington State USA🌲
Interesting channel you have here, relaxing, real, and unique. 👍
🍁A joyous Thanksgiving to you🙏
thankyou fellow patriot!
Hi Ron, looking forward to watching your video.....but makes me wonder ......"diinner for 1" where is Justine? 🤔
See the description just below the video. She is helping with a friend with a newborn baby. :)
Thank you for letting me know where Justin is and such a good friend she is!!
The food looks delicious great job, Ron.
I really love the crockery from that time period.
Love your setup man wow the wood of the building the fireplace ever goes prefect together wow great
I'm so glad I found you again, Ron. I saw Justine's post about it, but apparently did not subscribe as I thought I had. Your videos are awesome. Thanks for taking us back to a simpler time. I enjoy it immensely.
youre welcome! thankyou!!
I like how Ron forgets there is already a lit candle on the table he could have used to light the candles on the mantle with. Instead he reaches his whole arm into the fire to light a candle lol.
Cute!!
I just watched Justine’s video…thought you’d be having only beans! Lol…you’ve made a feast! 😊Oh how this hits home! I was just feeding my woodstove! Popped on some water for a pot of tea and heated some soup and BAM…lunch is served!
very nice!!
I love Ron prays before eating. ❤ But It amazes me there is no refrigeration! How to keep meats from spoiling? That is, in a humble abode, the rich residences probably had resources. And is that butter? Did you get a Cow? Or lard?
Watch Justine make pork and beans, now watching you cook your dinner! Y’all are making me hungry!
And you need some of Justine’s crusty bread to soak up those juices 😋
Thats good!! Thanks for watching!!
I stand corrected that there weren't any evening low light videos. This is awesome Ron! I'll be back! Hungry for more! (My favorite line from Ratatouille)
Thankyou!
Do you guys live in this cabin all the time? Love your videos!
You better close in the cracks between the boards on that door Ron before winter sets in 😳
There's also crack near the window on the right side and you come in the door did you see that?
That cabin is beautiful.
Everything tastes better cooked over an open flame or coals. Bet that chicken/beef/pork? was delicious.
I agree. I had to freeze frame on the letter at the beginning to see that the meat was salt pork :-)
BLESSINGS BELOVEDS ✋💐👊🎁🌟💝🗝🌸🌿😇HUGS 💖🇺🇸
The meal looks good.
Do you Really live there do you have bedrooms I love the way it looks there Give us a tour of the house
Glad to see him actually eating the food! I might have cooked potatoes a little longer
I believe it's apples
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You guys are such a cute couple. And Ron, I'm happy to see your take on the "Ron and Justine; A Love Story"
The big house was nice but I like y'all being out on your own better. Love to hear about the new cabin you're filming in.
The Q&A was amazing. I can't see a Cracker Barrel without picturing you two!
Great work both of you!
I absolutely enjoy your content. Very informative 👌
strangely soothing , thank you :)
Such a nice video very calming and love your channel.
Thank you so much!
Glad I was able to Subscribe to your channel. Nice job with dinner.
I love the rural atmosphere! ♥ ️🥰
mmm this is relaxing to watch this morning
Very cool reminder of the past days...
great job on handling the fire and the cooking! I imagined that I cook smell the dinner as it sizzled. Now I want to get a cast iron frying pan!
The unsung hero of fireplace cooking is the trivet that lets them have a level place to use the pan above the coals.
You will never regret getting a cast iron skillet to cook on. Great for cooking steaks on.
This would be my life back then. I’m 50 and never got married. Never will. Trust issues. Food looks good.
Totally agree on all comments. 👍
I really like yours videos, my great grandma and my grandparents have a small farm, my parents work and we always have the best of two words, is great grown in a farm
Loved it! Keep ‘em coming! Im starving now. Lol