I enjoy your channel so much. The uniqueness of the content and unusual quaintness of recipes are like reading a historical novel and setting down to tea with the characters. Your gentle presentation is so relaxing. I am delighted to share my time with you. Thank you for sharing your gifts.
I lived in Deep South Texas for 10 years. They have a molasses "pig" shaped cookie called "Marranitos". The recipe calls for unsulphered molasses. They were very good. I can't wait to try these. Thank you Dale. I enjoyed your video. Mucho Bueno!!
You are so much fun to cook with Dale. And that sweet Angel. She is so precious. You named her perfectly. That was quite a storm. Thank you Dale. The cookies looked amazing.
I made these cookies Dale. I didn't have the Crosby molasses so I used what I could buy at my supermarket. I actually burned one panful, even though I baked it less than recipe time. I adjusted my baking time for the rest. They are delicious and I still got 30 cookies with a 2 inch round cutter.
Got your email thank you sorry for not getting back, I was in hosp. Your most welcome to the calendar. I enjoy the contact even though it’s only once a year! I think you’re right about us not having the equipment available to tackle prolonged periods of heavy snow . It’s usually council lorries with a grittier unit put on the back during the winter. Anything else usually used on main roads first. I’ve seen an open back lorry with two guys shovelling salt onto the roads. In times of prolonged ice and snow. Hard work!! All the best for 2019 ‘Lang may yir lum reek’. Roddy.
Your cookie recipe reminded me of my Grandmother Pearl's Ginger Molasses Cake she made so many, many years ago (the late 1970's) when she was alive and lived up in Richibucto, NB. And we always had it with whipped cream and a mug of King Cole tea. Not so many years ago, I happened upon a shipment of King Cole tea in a grocery store out here in Sunny Alberta. I scooped up what they had. I enjoyed my special tea for about a year. Thanks so much for the memory. Cold here today - we have been somewhat of a deep freeze, but the sun continues to shine. Keep warm. L
These look very good...I haven't had a molasses cookie in a long time. Your living room looks so cozy and picturesqe complete with a mug of tea and a sweet dog. Have a Blessed day.
I made these for our Celtic group and they were very well received. I thought they were fitting as our Prior and his partner just returned from Nova Scotia
TFS Dale.The cookies look delicious!My grandmother used to make a molasses stack cake, when I was a kid.It was several thin cakes, that was stacked on top of it! Make sure you and Angel stay warm!
Love these cookies. My grandmother always made a molasses filled cookie. They were a soft cookie filled with ground raisins and molasses, then she would cook this mixture on the stove till it got thick and that was your filling for the cookie. I have her recipe somewhere in her recipe box. They take a lot of work but they are so good. She always used a glass to cut her cookies out. I do remember her using lard in the dough part of the cookie and that made them so soft and fluffy. I sure do miss the old time cookies because store bought do not have the taste.
Greetings from South Carolina and a new subscriber. I just wanted to thank you for your many videos; I have a big backlog to catch up on, but have enjoyed every one so far. We have some things in common: I have an angel too, but his name is Bear and he is nine years old. I did some travel through NB, PEI and NS when I retired (early) in 1999, and I am contemplating a similar cabin on my property right now as a retreat. Another thing we have in common is we are contemporaries (as near as I can guess). So, keep doing what you're doing as I know it serves you well...and makes a lot of us happy too.
I think I shall call mine long johns and lumberjacks!😂 Glad to hear that you faired well through the storm. 2 days after ours, I was wearing a t-shirt outside. I couldn’t imagine a winter that far north. Thanks for the video and the update!
I thought I should say hello since I've been watching your videos for a while now. Thanks for the many lessons in the kitchen. I'll be faithfully stalking your channel from TN.
As always, very interesting and educational! I learn something new each time you lost! This was just lovely on a cold day. Poor Angel! She needs her own heating pad! Lol! I can well imagine the aroma wafting throughout your home! Jealous again!!! Sending Blessings to you and Angel Dale. Take care. ☺️🕊♥️🙋♀️
Dale I am looking forward to another "cabin" video. I live in Illinois and we've had the same weather as you have. However it is to go down to 50 degrees F next week. Here's hoping that you and Angel stay safe and warm. Look forward to the spring thaw.
Very nice video. Going to share this. We usually make oatmeal cookies for ourselves and our dog. He loves them and has his own cookie jar. Thanks for the recipe.
Hello Dale. I know you all up in the frozen north have got ice water in your veins. I inherit some of that from my dad, who was French Canadian. We in eastern PA got around 6 inches and have had temps in the -7- -10 F (as low as 20 C in some spots) range. I like homemade cookies. Will have to try that recipe. Look forward to some of your cabineering. By the way, wood ashes are the best, non toxic thing to use if you need to get traction in icy conditions. Don`t know how much ash you generate with those fire bricks you use. I save all my ashes from the woodstove and screen them and throw the bigger chunks in the garden and save up the dustier stuff to put on the steps. Spring is a coming!
That is colder than we have had it so far our coldest has been -16C which is roughly + 6 or 7 F. We normally have our coldest weather in January but you never know what might happen. I save my ashes for the garden and use them in the area where I will bet growing beets.
I didn`t know, but ash from hardwoods actually regulates pH in acid soil. Plus, it adds minerals, particularly carbon. I used to spread 5 LBS. of the cheapest sugar I could buy to add carbon to the garden soil. I don`t do that anymore. LOL
My mum ,made these cookies for many years and would put a thumb print in the middle and fill with homemade raspberry jam. King Cole tea still made by Barbours but moved many years ago and is now based in Sussex New Brunswick.cheers from fredericton😊
I am in low east coastal New Englnd and our weather is crazy also. We have had hardly any snow but torrential rain and high speed wind! Temps can flucuate from 50F to sub zero overnight. This Polar Vortex is quite the phenom! Going to be icy and frigid again this week! I have been cooking and baking non stop for the sense of comfort and hominess that comes when we don't venture outdoors. By the way I kept waiting for your teacup to tilt further and spill its contents! Wanted to climb into the video and say 'watch out'! Ha ha We would call a similar cookie 'Joe Froggers'. Love molasses and spice cookies. I will try these this week on the coldest day!
The butter reminded me of a soup place we went last night here on the Black Sea town of Heracleia ( my wife’s hometown) They served us melted butter in our soup and a big bowl of fresh sourdough bread
Your cookies looked excellent and you make the process look quite straight forward. Enjoyable watching. Looking forward to the garden vids. Was watching a weather vid for your area on TH-cam. It’s hard to imagine what it must be like living with weather so severe as that. Here in Glasgow with a snowfall of one inch and a hard frost at minus five can cause big disruption. Ten inches of snow and above with frost and the place starts to close down. Glad you didn’t do this vid from the cabin, you could have ended up trapped in a monster ice cube! Stay well, stay warm. Roddy Pryce.
Thank you Roddy. I think the big difference is that we are used to it and prepared for it ,the highways department has lots of equipment and normally they can keep up with the storm and a day later everything is back to winter normal. Our west coast is a lot like your situation they don't get a lot of snow so don't have the equipment to handle it and a large storm shuts them down on the brighter side the daffodils are in bloom out there right now and mine won't bloom until late April. Did you get my email after Christmas thanking you for the Calendar. Much appreciated.
Molasses are my father's favorite and they make good gingerbread men too. Very Cold and crazy weather . I love a good cup of hot decaf tea too; it's a warm hug. Angel is such a good dog!🐕
Always loved molasses. When making gingerbread, if the recipe didn't call for a cup of molasses. I wouldn't make it! Thanks for the cookie recipe. Ice is our bane in NH as well.Our steep driveway is glare ice. We always clear our own snow, but I'm hoping to find someone to sand our way out. There is something about your favorite tea...
We had rain and mild weather that Mel,ted all of the ice in the driveway anyway and now we have had some wet snow and it is supposed to snap freeze again tonight ....... winter.
Angel approved !!!!! That was the most fun part of your video. She is so adorable ! (By the way, we had some of your weather, snow, hail, slush, flash freeze here in southern New England, too! Not as rough as it was in your area of NB, and schools were only closed because of the MLK national holiday in USA Monday)
I couldn't get the recipe link to work but I googled "pubnico" and the recipe came right up on the Crosby site. We had a very similar weather week here in Michigan, school closings, 12°F right now. Nice to see you and Angel warm inside enjoying tea and cookies!
Good grief that's cold. The only time we shut roads is when they flood, although I did see some pictures of one of our highways that the bitumen melted in the heat.
Hi Dale. These look similar to Moravian cookies but easier to handle once rested. I can't get molasses very easily here so i might use half treacle, half golden syrup. Thanks and greetings from England.
Those cookies look awesome Dale I will have to try that recipe. Not sure if I never tried King Cole tea everyone I stayed with in the Maritimes, was born and raised in Quebec and the subject of what tea never came up.
Wow Destiny you are going to have a big garden this year. I seem to be behind on my seed ordering so far haven't ordered very much. Glad you liked the mug.
I love molasses. I make a brown bread with molasses. That will be next week. Made five loaves of raisin bread today and tomorrow snickerdoodles. But I'm craving those lovely molasses cookies you made. We had some cold weather here in Connecticut this week so a lot of baking going on. Maybe this weekend we can tackle those molasses cookies. We love hybernating in the winter.
Thank you Jo-Ann that isn the distinction made here too if the bread has Molasses in we say it is brown bread in some parts when they say brown bread they mean wholewheat. Good luck with your cookies and hibernation LOL.
The cookies looked fantastic. I have been craving molasses cookies for about a week. I may make some soon... but i hate rolling out dough so I will the ones formed into a ball and rolled in sugar. I have to make at least a double batch in my mixer. The bosch mixers work best with bigger loads.... but I am willing to bet I can find helpers to assist me in eating them. :D
My mothers Molasses Cookies were what we called a drop cookie you just dropped spoonfuls of the dough on the cookie sheet . Thicker than these but very good.
I just love soft Molasses cookies so I am going to give this a try. I always enjoy watching you bake, but I need to ask you a question Dale. Can you make a carrot cake with cream cheese icing? That is one type of cake I crave and I was thinking you might have a favorite recipe to share.
Thank you Mark the comments were coming so fast in the Premier that I got lost but it was fun. The highest number that I noticed was 102 viewers at one time.
I had to go and look to see if we had any cookies but no the cupboard is bare.. lol. My mother used to bring me Yorkshire tea among other things when she came. Your weather sounds very strange our temps are up and down - 9 we the lowest but we might get +6 tomorrow and rain.
I suspect our favourite tea is always the one we grew up with. Yes the weather is nuts. We had heavy rain night before last and all of the ice is gone and today it is only -1.
I saw you had a new video and i was so thrilled! The cookies look wonderful! You have often mentioned you keep your home quite cool in the winter, i was wondering what do you keep your house temp at in winter in ferinheit?....I have been wanting to ask you for a while, as im curious! :))
Thank you Kelly my living room is the warmest because that is where the heat pump is so it is around 20C there roughly 19F other rooms are cooler depending on the day 15 to 17C.
I love that cookie its one of my most favorites & thank you for sharing i can assure you it didnt go unappreciated. Off the subject for a moment. While watching one of your garden videos a question came to mind. Does eggplant grow well in you area ? I would enjoy seeing someone cooking those.
hey dale love all the videos have been meaning to mention an author you might enjoy. his name is Patrick Taylor. he does a series called An Irish Doctor.
The weather here in Virginia has been all over the place. Crazy Dec and Jan. I don't like molasses. If you wanted to make a smaller cookie, you could always use a glass. No licking the screen this time. LOL
Sounds like quite a weather week. I'm not sure those cookies are real goo. I think you should send me a dozen to make sure. 😆😆😆 Have a great weekend. Best wishes Bob.
I think you have a great dog there. If I was eating those in front of my mom's late dog, she'd have them inside her once I turned my back. They look yummy!
I guess I would have to say self taught it has always been a subject that interested me . I have book cases full of cook books and I have always been addicted to cooking shows .
@@DaleCalderCampobello It's a specific brand of tea (available across all of the UK). It's considered by many in the UK to be the best. Perhaps I could send some over. I just don't know how to.
After three years how do you like your Jotul stove in your cabin.I am building a 500 sq ft cabin.I seen your stove video about three years ago.I was want to know how you like it now that it has been in use for three years.Thanks
I love it Scott and I think it would work even better in a 500 sqft cabin the only issue I have with it is I can easily over heat my small cabin with it.
Dale have you got a PO Box where I could send you some Scottish/UK Tea's xxx Offering to show me your package tut tut Dale naughty boy lol xxx I'm game if you are lol xxx
Hi Dale and Angel. I love cookies !! Same weather Here Winter Is long. And Cold Rain lots of snow ... Thanks Dale Take Care 🐾🐾
Thank you Theresa we are getting a bit of a break today only -1C.
Dale I love your baking you are a well around man I love watching you and angel keep up the good work.
Thank you Willie.
I enjoy your channel so much. The uniqueness of the content and unusual quaintness of recipes are like reading a historical novel and setting down to tea with the characters. Your gentle presentation is so relaxing. I am delighted to share my time with you. Thank you for sharing your gifts.
Thank you very much Vicki.
That was Fun watching you bake ...and sharing with your sweet dog Angel 😇
Thank you Linda.
I lived in Deep South Texas for 10 years. They have a molasses "pig" shaped cookie called "Marranitos". The recipe calls for unsulphered molasses.
They were very good. I can't wait to try these. Thank you Dale.
I enjoyed your video. Mucho Bueno!!
Thank you I think when they call it Fancy Molasses that means it is unsulphered.
You are so much fun to cook with Dale. And that sweet Angel. She is so precious. You named her perfectly. That was quite a storm.
Thank you Dale. The cookies looked amazing.
Thank you Mindy you never know what kind of crazy weather winter will bring around here.
I made these cookies Dale. I didn't have the Crosby molasses so I used what I could buy at my supermarket. I actually burned one panful, even though I baked it less than recipe time. I adjusted my baking time for the rest. They are delicious and I still got 30 cookies with a 2 inch round cutter.
Sorry about the burned cookies all ovens are different I guess with mine I find I usually have to leave things in longer.
Got your email thank you sorry for not getting back, I was in hosp. Your most welcome to the calendar. I enjoy the contact even though it’s only once a year! I think you’re right about us not having the equipment available to tackle prolonged periods of heavy snow . It’s usually council lorries with a grittier unit put on the back during the winter. Anything else usually used on main roads first. I’ve seen an open back lorry with two guys shovelling salt onto the roads. In times of prolonged ice and snow. Hard work!! All the best for 2019 ‘Lang may yir lum reek’. Roddy.
Hope you are feeling better Roddy.
Your cookie recipe reminded me of my Grandmother Pearl's Ginger Molasses Cake she made so many, many years ago (the late 1970's) when she was alive and lived up in Richibucto, NB. And we always had it with whipped cream and a mug of King Cole tea. Not so many years ago, I happened upon a shipment of King Cole tea in a grocery store out here in Sunny Alberta. I scooped up what they had. I enjoyed my special tea for about a year. Thanks so much for the memory. Cold here today - we have been somewhat of a deep freeze, but the sun continues to shine. Keep warm. L
That was a good find I guess . So many people hav e told that they can't find King Cole outside of the Maritimes .
@@DaleCalderCampobello It was a fluke, indeed! Keep warm and enjoy your weekend. :)
These look very good...I haven't had a molasses cookie in a long time. Your living room looks so cozy and picturesqe complete with a mug of tea and a sweet dog. Have a Blessed day.
Thank you Margaret
Really lovely Dale, wishing Angel love and best wishes .
Thank you Georgina.
I made these for our Celtic group and they were very well received. I thought they were fitting as our Prior and his partner just returned from Nova Scotia
Thank you glad they were well received.
TFS Dale.The cookies look delicious!My grandmother used to make a molasses stack cake, when I was a kid.It was several thin cakes, that was stacked on top of it! Make sure you and Angel stay warm!
Thank you Linda that sounds very good.
Love these cookies. My grandmother always made a molasses filled cookie. They were a soft cookie filled with ground raisins and molasses, then she would cook this mixture on the stove till it got thick and that was your filling for the cookie. I have her recipe somewhere in her recipe box. They take a lot of work but they are so good. She always used a glass to cut her cookies out. I do remember her using lard in the dough part of the cookie and that made them so soft and fluffy. I sure do miss the old time cookies because store bought do not have the taste.
They sound wonderful!
@@susanshughart8343 Oh they really were. I made them when my children were small and they made quite a few but it seemed they were eaten very quickly.
Those sound very good Debra
Greetings from South Carolina and a new subscriber. I just wanted to thank you for your many videos; I have a big backlog to catch up on, but have enjoyed every one so far. We have some things in common: I have an angel too, but his name is Bear and he is nine years old. I did some travel through NB, PEI and NS when I retired (early) in 1999, and I am contemplating a similar cabin on my property right now as a retreat. Another thing we have in common is we are contemporaries (as near as I can guess). So, keep doing what you're doing as I know it serves you well...and makes a lot of us happy too.
Thank you Bear has a sweet face.
I love molasses cookies. Angel was very patient waiting for that next bite.
Me too LOL. She always amazes me I've never had a dog like her.
Enjoyed the video Dale. Happy baking to you and Angel. Keep warm and snug.
Thank you Phaedra.
I think I shall call mine long johns and lumberjacks!😂 Glad to hear that you faired well through the storm. 2 days after ours, I was wearing a t-shirt outside. I couldn’t imagine a winter that far north. Thanks for the video and the update!
Thank you Tina everything is back to our winter normal now.
Glad to hear all is back to normal. You n Angel stay warm AND KEEP THE VIDEOS COMING. I LOVE watching them and trying out your recipes.
Thank you Tina.
I thought I should say hello since I've been watching your videos for a while now. Thanks for the many lessons in the kitchen. I'll be faithfully stalking your channel from TN.
Thank you .
As always, very interesting and educational! I learn something new each time you lost!
This was just lovely on a cold day. Poor Angel! She needs her own heating pad! Lol!
I can well imagine the aroma wafting throughout your home! Jealous again!!! Sending
Blessings to you and Angel Dale. Take care. ☺️🕊♥️🙋♀️
Thank you Victoria.
Hugs to Angel Dale! I have to try those cookies. They look great!
Thank you Jim.
Dale I am looking forward to another "cabin" video. I live in Illinois and we've had the same weather as you have. However it is to go down to 50 degrees F next week. Here's hoping that you and Angel stay safe and warm. Look forward to the spring thaw.
Thank you Roman milder here to only -2C this morning.
Very nice video. Going to share this. We usually make oatmeal cookies for ourselves and our dog. He loves them and has his own cookie jar. Thanks for the recipe.
Thank you Bob.
Hello Dale. I know you all up in the frozen north have got ice water in your veins. I inherit some of that from my dad, who was French Canadian. We in eastern PA got around 6 inches and have had temps in the -7- -10 F (as low as 20 C in some spots) range. I like homemade cookies. Will have to try that recipe. Look forward to some of your cabineering. By the way, wood ashes are the best, non toxic thing to use if you need to get traction in icy conditions. Don`t know how much ash you generate with those fire bricks you use. I save all my ashes from the woodstove and screen them and throw the bigger chunks in the garden and save up the dustier stuff to put on the steps. Spring is a coming!
That is colder than we have had it so far our coldest has been -16C which is roughly + 6 or 7 F. We normally have our coldest weather in January but you never know what might happen. I save my ashes for the garden and use them in the area where I will bet growing beets.
I didn`t know, but ash from hardwoods actually regulates pH in acid soil. Plus, it adds minerals, particularly carbon. I used to spread 5 LBS. of the cheapest sugar I could buy to add carbon to the garden soil. I don`t do that anymore. LOL
My mum ,made these cookies for many years and would put a thumb print in the middle and fill with homemade raspberry jam. King Cole tea still made by Barbours but moved many years ago and is now based in Sussex New Brunswick.cheers from fredericton😊
Thank you Jeff.
I am in low east coastal New Englnd and our weather is crazy also. We have had hardly any snow but torrential rain and high speed wind! Temps can flucuate from 50F to sub zero overnight. This Polar Vortex is quite the phenom! Going to be icy and frigid again this week! I have been cooking and baking non stop for the sense of comfort and hominess that comes when we don't venture outdoors. By the way I kept waiting for your teacup to tilt further and spill its contents! Wanted to climb into the video and say 'watch out'! Ha ha We would call a similar cookie 'Joe Froggers'. Love molasses and spice cookies. I will try these this week on the coldest day!
LOL Thank you hope you like the cookies.
What a polite gentle girl you have there x
Thank you Lisa I agree.
Thanks Dale 💖
You are welcome Theresa.
Fantastic looking cookies..can't wait to try them... Thanks for posting Dale
Thank you I hope you like them.
The butter reminded me of a soup place we went last night here on the Black Sea town of Heracleia ( my wife’s hometown) They served us melted butter in our soup and a big bowl of fresh sourdough bread
That sounds good.
Your cookies looked excellent and you make the process look quite straight forward. Enjoyable watching. Looking forward to the garden vids. Was watching a weather vid for your area on TH-cam. It’s hard to imagine what it must be like living with weather so severe as that. Here in Glasgow with a snowfall of one inch and a hard frost at minus five can cause big disruption. Ten inches of snow and above with frost and the place starts to close down. Glad you didn’t do this vid from the cabin, you could have ended up trapped in a monster ice cube! Stay well, stay warm. Roddy Pryce.
Thank you Roddy. I think the big difference is that we are used to it and prepared for it ,the highways department has lots of equipment and normally they can keep up with the storm and a day later everything is back to winter normal. Our west coast is a lot like your situation they don't get a lot of snow so don't have the equipment to handle it and a large storm shuts them down on the brighter side the daffodils are in bloom out there right now and mine won't bloom until late April. Did you get my email after Christmas thanking you for the Calendar. Much appreciated.
Molasses are my father's favorite and they make good gingerbread men too. Very Cold and crazy weather . I love a good cup of hot decaf tea too; it's a warm hug. Angel is such a good dog!🐕
Thank you she sure is.
Always loved molasses. When making gingerbread, if the recipe didn't call for a cup of molasses. I wouldn't make it! Thanks for the cookie recipe. Ice is our bane in NH as well.Our steep driveway is glare ice. We always clear our own snow, but I'm hoping to find someone to sand our way out. There is something about your favorite tea...
We had rain and mild weather that Mel,ted all of the ice in the driveway anyway and now we have had some wet snow and it is supposed to snap freeze again tonight ....... winter.
My favorite tea has always been Red Rose.
Yes it is a good brand name.
Angel approved !!!!! That was the most fun part of your video. She is so adorable ! (By the way, we had some of your weather, snow, hail, slush, flash freeze here in southern New England, too! Not as rough as it was in your area of NB, and schools were only closed because of the MLK national holiday in USA Monday)
Thank you . Since I made this video we have had mild weather and rain so at least most of the ice is gone.
Very cold where you are Dale, 44 degrees in Melbourne Australia! Felt hotter than that! The large biccy's looked yummy! Angel approved!! Debra xxx
LOL Thank you Debra I would never survive that here.
Another awesome video, I love molasses cookies
Thank you Michael.
These look great, Dale. Nice to see you and Angel. God bless!
Thank you Lori.
I think that Angel was enjoying the massage more than the cookie!
LOL Yes she loves to be petted.
@@DaleCalderCampobello Well, she certainly has a beautiful coat!
Making them today (my wife is). Its cold and snowy out, looking forward to them with a mug, Earl Grey I think today.
Good hope you like them sunny and -5C here.
I couldn't get the recipe link to work but I googled "pubnico" and the recipe came right up on the Crosby site. We had a very similar weather week here in Michigan, school closings, 12°F right now. Nice to see you and Angel warm inside enjoying tea and cookies!
Thank you Bonnie I will check to see if the link is working or not.
Good grief that's cold. The only time we shut roads is when they flood, although I did see some pictures of one of our highways that the bitumen melted in the heat.
We've been hearing a lot about your heat wave not sure which is worse heat or cold. I don't like either.
Looks tasty Dale.
Thank you Kathleen.
Hi Dale. These look similar to Moravian cookies but easier to handle once rested. I can't get molasses very easily here so i might use half treacle, half golden syrup. Thanks and greetings from England.
Thank you I forget that molasses isn't universal . Here you would be hard pressed to find either treacle or golden syrup.
Those cookies look awesome Dale I will have to try that recipe. Not sure if I never tried King Cole tea everyone I stayed with in the Maritimes, was born and raised in Quebec and the subject of what tea never came up.
Thank you .
Molasses...my very favorite cookies.
Great with a cup of tea.
Love the size of those cookies too.
Got the Dale’s Little Angel mug!!!! 💕🐶💕🐶💕in the Mail today! 🎉
Also 42 packets of West Coast seeds! 🤗.
Wow Destiny you are going to have a big garden this year. I seem to be behind on my seed ordering so far haven't ordered very much. Glad you liked the mug.
I love molasses. I make a brown bread with molasses. That will be next week. Made five loaves of raisin bread today and tomorrow snickerdoodles. But I'm craving those lovely molasses cookies you made. We had some cold weather here in Connecticut this week so a lot of baking going on. Maybe this weekend we can tackle those molasses cookies. We love hybernating in the winter.
Thank you Jo-Ann that isn the distinction made here too if the bread has Molasses in we say it is brown bread in some parts when they say brown bread they mean wholewheat. Good luck with your cookies and hibernation LOL.
I live near Chicago. We have had a killer cold week. It went down to 24 below zero farenheit with a wind chill of 50 below.
Yes that has been on our news hope it warms up soon.
The cookies looked fantastic. I have been craving molasses cookies for about a week. I may make some soon... but i hate rolling out dough so I will the ones formed into a ball and rolled in sugar. I have to make at least a double batch in my mixer. The bosch mixers work best with bigger loads.... but I am willing to bet I can find helpers to assist me in eating them. :D
My mothers Molasses Cookies were what we called a drop cookie you just dropped spoonfuls of the dough on the cookie sheet . Thicker than these but very good.
Good Evening to you.....those cookies look soooo good...great to see Angel...
Thank you Jody.
Cookies look delious
Thank you .
Going to try the cookie recipe. I live seeing Angel. She is such a sweetheart. Did you have to train her to behave so we'll?
No I haven't trained Angel at all it is just her natural personality. Never had a dog like her before.
Gosh. Here is hoping Angels soreness gets better quickly. X
I thought you where appearing live lol
My grandmother made these, just called them molasses cookies. No idea about the tea, I was raised on Tetley.
My mother made a cookie that we just called a molasses cookie too it was thicker than these through. Maybe King Cole is just in the Maritimes then.
Great video. I've been looking for a good soft molasses recipe and this looks like a good one! Loving your videos.
Thank you Jamie good luck with your cookies.
I just love soft Molasses cookies so I am going to give this a try. I always enjoy watching you bake, but I need to ask you a question Dale. Can you make a carrot cake with cream cheese icing? That is one type of cake I crave and I was thinking you might have a favorite recipe to share.
Thank you Chris . That is a good cake I will look for a good recipe.
Enjoyed the live chat feature, will have to give the cookie recipe a try as I seem to have all the ingredients on hand.
Thank you Mark the comments were coming so fast in the Premier that I got lost but it was fun. The highest number that I noticed was 102 viewers at one time.
I had to go and look to see if we had any cookies but no the cupboard is bare.. lol. My mother used to bring me Yorkshire tea among other things when she came. Your weather sounds very strange our temps are up and down - 9 we the lowest but we might get +6 tomorrow and rain.
I suspect our favourite tea is always the one we grew up with. Yes the weather is nuts. We had heavy rain night before last and all of the ice is gone and today it is only -1.
God bless ya Dale and Angel sure is a sweet dog 👍
Thank you no argument out of me there LOL.
I saw you had a new video and i was so thrilled! The cookies look wonderful! You have often mentioned you keep your home quite cool in the winter, i was wondering what do you keep your house temp at in winter in ferinheit?....I have been wanting to ask you for a while, as im curious! :))
Thank you Kelly my living room is the warmest because that is where the heat pump is so it is around 20C there roughly 19F other rooms are cooler depending on the day 15 to 17C.
Long Johns and Lumberjacks! Sounds interesting Dale...Might have to click the bell.
Thank you Sue I've never done this before so it could be interesting.
very NICE As usual Dale
Thank you Gus.
Great stuff.
Thanks Dale.
Thank you .
Fat Archies. hahahahaha! Best cookie name ever Dale!
LOL It is a good one.
I will be watching...and be baking tomorrow..😀😀
Thank you Bob.
I love molasses cookies. 😎
Thank you Abe.
I love that cookie its one of my most favorites & thank you for sharing i can assure you it didnt go unappreciated. Off the subject for a moment. While watching one of your garden videos a question came to mind. Does eggplant grow well in you area ? I would enjoy seeing someone cooking those.
Thank you Kenneth I have tried several times but never had good luck with them even in the hoop house.
hey dale love all the videos have been meaning to mention an author you might enjoy. his name is Patrick Taylor. he does a series called An Irish Doctor.
Thank you Jane that sound very interesting.
I just bought book one. Might be a while before I get to it I have several books waiting to be read.
Another winner.
Thank you .
The weather here in Virginia has been all over the place. Crazy Dec and Jan. I don't like molasses. If you wanted to make a smaller cookie, you could always use a glass. No licking the screen this time. LOL
LOL Thank you Sam.
Sounds like quite a weather week. I'm not sure those cookies are real goo. I think you should send me a dozen to make sure. 😆😆😆 Have a great weekend. Best wishes Bob.
LOL Thank you Bob they seem to be vanishing fast.
OK Dale, all ready. Countdown now @ 100 minutes..😊
LOL
I live not too far from pubnico. They make these cookies in the old fashioned homesteads at the Acadian village.
They sure are an old fashion maritime cookie for sure.
Oh boy! I love molasses👍👍👍
Thank you Michele.
It got to be 7 somewhere! I'm anxiously waiting...
LOL Sorry it is tomorrow evening not today.
I think you have a great dog there. If I was eating those in front of my mom's late dog, she'd have them inside her once I turned my back. They look yummy!
Thank you Jean and I haven't trained her that is just the way she is, I've never had a dog like her either.
Cool
Thank you Freida.
question for you dale who taught you to bake was it self taught or your parents
I guess I would have to say self taught it has always been a subject that interested me . I have book cases full of cook books and I have always been addicted to cooking shows .
Hi Dale. Another great video. Have you ever tried Yorkshire Tea?
Thank you Ian no I don't think I ever have.
I've had tea in Yorkshire so I suppose I have.
@@DaleCalderCampobello It's a specific brand of tea (available across all of the UK). It's considered by many in the UK to be the best. Perhaps I could send some over. I just don't know how to.
Hmmm I have to read up about this new premier feature. But I set the reminder.
I have never done this before either should be interesting.
I think I need to send you some Yorkshire tea :) I love it and I hope you will too! let me know how I can do that
LOL OK if you insist email me at this address and I will give you a mailing address. trekker2009@me.com. .
Dale Calder ho yes I sent an email to you! Cheers
Dale Calder email me on nurunh@hotmail.com
@@angelfire2085 I found your email in my spam folder and replied to it.
Dale Calder ok thanks!
Looking forward Dale
Thank you Will
More cabin videos. lol Ive got my new Tim Horton cup ready to go. lol
LOL OK
After three years how do you like your Jotul stove in your cabin.I am building a 500 sq ft cabin.I seen your stove video about three years ago.I was want to know how you like it now that it has been in use for three years.Thanks
I love it Scott and I think it would work even better in a 500 sqft cabin the only issue I have with it is I can easily over heat my small cabin with it.
Thanks.That is what I was thinking @@DaleCalderCampobello
Oh yes that is 50 degrees BELOW zero.
No thankfully it has never got anywhere near that cold here -15C is 5 degrees F.
thank god I seen ANGEL she makes the videos moer better
LOL Thank you Edward.
Dale have you got a PO Box where I could send you some Scottish/UK Tea's xxx Offering to show me your package tut tut Dale naughty boy lol xxx I'm game if you are lol xxx
LOL Thank you Valerie . Send me an email to this address and I will forward an address: trekker2009@me.com