🥣Trying a Vegetarian Lentil Soup From 1812 | Outhouse Build | 1760 Coloring Book | LIVE CHAT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Today we are having what looks like priviy soup but its really a lentil soup from 1812 and some sauages that Justine made. We'll be dicussing multiple events that happened this week in history, the new outhouse we built out on our land, a coloring book that Ron is working on for Pioneer Days and a really cool German pewter peice from the 1550s that Justine bought!
To see this meal and others being prepared please visit our MAIN channel "Early American".
Link to cooking video- • A Vegetarian Soup From...
"Sassafrass Creek Orignials" shop website- www.scoshoppe.com
"ASL Pewter" shop website- www.aslpewter.com
& a direct link to the pewter ladle for those interested: aslpewter.com/...
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I love your videos Justine and Ron.
I loved history growing up.
The face on the thumbnail is Justine's rating system. No doubt about that one.
You're the sweetest couple on the net. ❤Thanks for your smart way of making the sweet "silent" cooking ones and then the lively chat afterwards, fantastic. We adore you and Mishmish's special moments! 😻
😊 thank you
yes they really are!
5:27 Beautifully humble and honest prayer. I really appreciate you both having such genuine personalities. 😊❤️
Thank you for entertaining us! 😂😅🥰
God Bless you both.I enjoy all of the posts.
Thank you for suggesting “The Woodland Escape” channel! I thoroughly enjoy it!
Glad you enjoy it!
Love the cross you showed, because it represents the work of the cross, His resurrection, and salvation for all who believe!!!!!!!! The gospel!!!!! Thank you for sharing this so much.
I liked how it looked before it was smashed up. It looked delicious before.
Definitely agree. I might try to make it if the weather turns cool again.
My husband and I are so glad we found you. We watch both of your channels every evening. So relaxing and we just love the atmosphere that you give. Thank you so much. God bless you.
Awesome! Thank you!
I love the Patriots of America. Perfect name.
I love your coloring books. I think it would be an amazing idea if you could sell them even outside of pioneer days... I live about 8 hours from where you are, and I'm not sure I would be able to make it, but I would love to be able to buy some of those books... Also, if you made others too. I think it is an amazing idea. I love watching both Ron & Justine... you guys are so sweet together. Even though you were not crazy about the soup, that is ok because even cooking modern dishes do not always turn out great, but at least you tried it.
both your outfits look great today. I especially love ron's tie and Justine, your hair and scarf
Nothing says cheesy couple like color coordinating 😁 lol thankyou
@@frontierpatriot lol
Love watching y'all. Finally something worth watching on TH-cam. Y'all are awesome 😊
Yay! Thank you!
Ron , you should make a coloring book of St. Gen. too. The book is very well done. Sorry the soup wasn't a hit. Thank you for all your hard work to save History.
Great idea!
Wow, you guys are the best. Thanks so much for the shoot out to the Woodland Escape.
You're welcome! 😁
You guys are so sweet to each other! I really like both your channels. It's interesting to see how the food was made back then and then your reactions to it.
I'm with the commenter below me... I really like the way you do your videos. I'm actually homeless at the moment, and don't have a lot except my job, TH-cam and social media, and my crafts. You two make my day when you upload your videos. Thank you so much! Sending lots of love and many blessings to you both
I love love love lentils
OMG OMG OMG privy soup!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just fell on the floor laughing. Thank you for that, I needed a good laugh today.
Glad you enjoyed!!
You need to get that published. Very impressive coloring book.
Mush Mush is very adorable cat.
I love the coloring book idea. Love you guys.
My Dad made a horseradish and mustard sauce for corn beef and cabbage. I make it now, just mix flour and butter in a pan to make a paste, then add mustard and horseradish to taste, really good.
I like how you gave a shout out for Peter and The Woodland Escape . You don't want to miss those episodes!!
Ron, loved your coloring book idea!😊
I like the coloring book, Ron!
@Ron I am really impressed with your coloring book!
I would love a coloring book. You are so creative!
Justine my dear, you look at bit as if you have a truly stupendous Lion's Mane mushroom on your neck! I do know it is a beautiful scarf, but then Lion's Mane mushrooms are beautiful! You are obviously integrated into nature!
Brilliant idea re the colouring books and well executed also. Great job Ron 😊 beautiful pewter cross. Glad the rooster got a reprieve!
That cross is so beautiful!
Oh my gosh, that soup. 😂
I make a lentil soup but I have never mashed or blended it. It’s very good without turning into a purée!
Love your videos and always look forward to them!❤
I usually blend my lentil soup when it's ready from the crock pot. I use a stick blender. But my soup uses red lentils, root vegetables, and cajun spice and creamed coconut or coconut milk, so it's more of an Asian style lentil soup. I love green lentils but they are not the best for soup as Ron and Justine found out. I use green lentils to have with rice or made into a cottage pie. Red lentils have a lovely colour for soup.
Love the coloring book idea! Need to teach the younger generations the history of America and patriotism ❤️🇺🇸🇻🇮❤
I like some Worcestershire sauce in my lentil soup. Usually I put some tomato paste too.
I think the lentil soup recipe sounds pretty good. The colour does not bother me.
Mishmish is adorable.
I love lentil soup. If it's made right it's delicious.
Maybe y'all should have thought about it as brown gravy. Gravy and toast......yum.
Wow your coloring book idea is a great idea for kids. You should make some and sell them.
Lentil soup does need lemon or vinegar at the end 😊 Black bean soup is an even darker color but delicious 😋
Thank you for sharing your video I really enjoyed👍😊
You two crack me up! I enjoy this show so much. I hope to have a wonderful best friend/ partner to share my meals with. 🥗
Whoa....Sausages!!!! And you didn't invite me???? Delicious in a bun with cheese. yum yum yum yum
That is a cool coloring book
R & J....Mr. Pete (Kelly) is every bit of a Chuck Norris! He is amazing!!!! Thanks for at least trying the veggie recipe, since I am a vegetarian : )
Great job with the coloring book, Ron and I can see that you are also quite the craftsman in the wood department!
I would totally buy that coloring book! Great idea Ron.
Really love the show its fantastic, its cool learning history as well. God bless you amd yours
I love lentil soup. Make it with chopped onion, garlic, sliced carrots, lentils, salt and pepper, cooked in beef broth. So good. Lentils were even eaten during the Old Testament days. So that makes it even better knowing it was eaten that long ago. Lentils are legumes (beans) and are loaded in protein.
I love the idea of the coloring book! I would love to buy one for my kids
I enjoyed your presentation! I always enjoy this week in history! I thought it was comical talking about that rooster the KFC comment and the rooster backing Justine into a corner. Ron should make his coloring book. I always like the chew and chat and all of the Front Tier Patrio, and Early America videos I don't get to watch them as much as I want to. David Back.
Lol remind me not to be eating or drinking while watching your videos😂 your prayer cracked me up Ron! I love green pea soup but always hated Lentils don’t know why. Brave souls you are thanks for taking one for your peeps have a great week!
I like to make lentil chili or make soup with lentil onion celery and spinach yummy....thank you to both of you
This video had so much variety. Loved it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That's a great name for a coloring book! I love it! You guys are wonderful and I love your channels.
Let the lentils sprout, delicious and nutritious. Great in Thai curry and salads!
Cannot wait to watch both videos. I will do so when I come home, after work tonight. Watching Justine cook is relaxing. Watching you both chew and chat, helps me to unwind. Then I can sleep better.
❤ love you both.❤
Thankyou Cheryl, have a good evening!
Oh how I wish I could come to Pioneer Days! Maybe some day! Love that cross! It's awesome!
I don't know if someone 200 years from now will regard it as historically valuable, but I have one of my childhood coloring books... 63 years old! It was my favorite one... "Fairy Tale" pictures. Mostly all pages are colored. Along with other 1950-60s toys and books of mine, this coloring book has survived miles of travel, moves, packing, unpacking, and my periodically perusing my artistic skills!
Very very interesting
Privy soup LOL LOVE it. The ingredients looked good at first, but now I see why Ron's a bit skeeved out LOL
I would love to live the way you are
Looking forward to viewing. Thank you so much for your sweet note to me. It made my day and I am encouraged to do more crafts (as long as they don't have to be perfect).❤
Thank YOU Linda!
Lentil soup with vegetables is delicious…. Look forward to all your chew and chats
I had a feeling the lentil soup wouldn't be a hit, but Justine, I believe your home-made sausages saved the day! And Ron, I think it's so cool you've created that coloring book! Maybe you can get it published and sold at book stores and gift shops and the proceeds can help the building of your new home. You two have lots of talents to be proud of! 💖
I ordered a ladle and coffee scoop. Now the cross. I love the cross.
Wonderful!
Ron, I love your coloring book. I love in PA, near Philadelphia. Have you considered reaching out to any of the places in Philadelphia where people tour to view the liberty bell, independence hall, ect., to see if they might be interested in purchasing them from you for school kids coming to learn about the history of Philadelphia?
While watching I kept shouting " eat the soup while it's at least warm.... you are letting it go cold !!"😂
I thought i heard something..lol SORRY :)
Goodness I just love you two. Blesses my heart. That cross is amazing.
I love lentils
That lentil soup sort of reminds me of the pease pudding that I made about a week ago, from a recipe from Martha Lloyd's Household Book; because I made it with dried split peas (because that's what's available in my local store) rather than the fresh peas that the receipt calls for, it has a greenish-brownish color that is very close to that most entertaining of all historical color names, "goose-turd green". Tasted good, though, because it had lots of herbs in it!
Good thing you had sausage and bread. And mustard.
Nice. Glad to hear col. Sanders calmed down. Our rooster (happy feet) finally calmed down himself. Nice cross. Glad to just follow along. Very peaceful and relaxing. Thanks for sharing in your lives.
Love your videos take up the great work you both do
This was great 😂
The sight of the soup and the craving for the sausage made him forget his prayer🤭. Love your historical cooking. Tried already several recipes🧡
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉 I always love seeing another show coming up 🍿🍫☕
Ron is a Sweetheart
So the soup didn’t look so interesting, I bet it was delicious. I’m interested in how you store you food. Always look forward to your videos. Thank you.👏😊😋
My Italian mother used make a soup out of green lentils a lot and had get left lentils beans for days straight every time my mother made lentils.
First they be like a soup on the first day and I had eat lentils when they got mushy for a few days straight.
She used garlic in her lentils.
We make lentil soup a couple of times a year. However, we do not turn it into mush. We keep the vegetables and lentils solid but soft. It makes a more tasty and attractive looking soup.
I love your videos more and more every time I watch one. We are a homestead family of 4 in Florida and I personally have a huge affinity for 18th century American life especially pertaining to everyday farmers and country people. Y’all bring such a peacefulness to the world and I appreciate it so much! Keep up the good work and I’ll keep watching!
I make red lentil soup and it always turns light brown. But I love lentil soup. I made a butternut squash soup this winter and added a purple sweet potato. Big mistake, the soup was brownish purple and no one wanted to try it. However it actually tasted very good. So I think visuals are very important when it comes to palatable foods. If you leave out the cloves and mushrooms, keep it chunky, it will taste better 😉
You too crack me up. You are such a hoot and remind me so much a lot of times of my husband and I. Your story about the rooster. I have always worked professionally with horses been around huge rats, all kinds of things. But I’m gonna tell you the one thing that made me scream like a little girl was a rooster we had once that this thing would do sneak attacks on you. Come out of nowhere and just start a flogging and he tried to get up in your eyes.finally the last time that happened I said Jackie you go get that 22 now. And you know that old bugger was so tough. We couldn’t even eat them after we stood them. He was mean now and he was old. So Justine, I feel your pain.
Once, when I was a child, my mother decided to "spice up" our St. Patrick's Day dinner by dying the gravy green. It was not green- it was visually repulsive. The dogs ate very well that night!
Btw, unlike the lentils, the pewter ladle is beautiful!
Really enjoyed all the history and conversation! Beautiful Cross and great idea for Historical Coloring book! Appreciate all that you do 🌞
Aww! Glad the rooster got a second chance! ❤
Thanks!
Thankyou and your very welcome!
As always a good video and for Peter s video s I think he's incredible guy you should invite him down some time enjoy your day
Funny seeing the real reactions. Myself, I would add the sausages as well. If I was hungry though I'd chow down on the sludge. It would be fun to see you take some of these old receipts and make them your own using ingredients and techniques of the era they are from. I'm thinking use 3-5 cloves of garlic, keep the lentils whole and mush the rest. I'm thinking used as a sauce to go with some roasted chicken even would be nice and it would be a good filler.
In 1976 they actually made Historic coloring books for kids, for the Bicentennial. I have a copy I kept was, I 16 that year. Great idea with the coloring book!
I comment on Early American that I think it would have tasted better BEFORE the sieve! I like chunky veg. soup. Oh, this was the 1800's Kachava. Purely nutritional! Ron, you are an amazing person! I love the entire idea of the historical coloring book. Justine that cross is a true treasure! Love and hugs.
Once again, I have to say you guys have the best channels on TH-cam. Keep it up! And good luck with the house project, can’t wait to see it. Hugs from the UK.
Thanks so much!!!! :)
Thanks for another great episode, i love Ron's coloring book idea! I watch The Woodland Escape channel too, love it!
You guys are awesome. Love all your vids! Sorry the lentil soup was a flop. I might have to look up an Assyrian version of them, like you mentioned growing up with. That sounds good!
sounds good!
I cannot wait for the chew and chat and Justine's video. Favorite day of the week, gives me something to look forward to lol. Aw come on a vegetarian dish can't be that bad by the look on your face lol
Just wait 😂
I don't know why recipes from the 19th and early 20th centuries here in Britain tended to have very little spices in them because in earlier periods such as the middle ages and Tudor times they used quite a lot of them.
Lentil soup is actually good cooked with ground sausage and onions and carrots
Love the coloring book idea and the cross is beautiful.
The ladle would make a great wedding gift for you.
That's what I thought. They're giving them free advertising after all, and they don't even gain a ladle in return? (That just really annoyed me).
I love the story of the coloring book. And that Daisy, the anchored with the colored it looks like somebody actually painted Emeril daisy. My mother had Alzheimer’s, and she colored all the time she loved it she was from Prague, Czechoslovakia .
The green color never bothered me. To split peas split green peas soup. And the way you know herbs I’m sure you could make it taste good. I know you could love you guys. I learn something and have lots of laughs with y’all.
Your coloring book reminds me of something KrisAnne Hall would like to add to her home-schooling projects.