How to Make Real Pancakes from 1816 |ASMR Historical Cooking|
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- Pancakes of the 16th-early 19th centuries were sometimes rolled up like here. Other times they were laid flat like modern pancakes. However, pancakes of the past were always very thin. Almost like modern crepes. Pancakes didn't become fluffier until the early 20th century. Pancakes are one of the oldest foods still eaten with a history going back as far as the stone age 30,000 years ago. Pancakes of the past were usually eaten with just sugar or fruit preserves. The first recorded reference to putting maple syrup on pancakes dates to the 1840s.
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Come one and all form an orderly line here if you wish to admit that you are jealous of my rooster teapot. Watch us eat these here: th-cam.com/video/JPP9npk2BSo/w-d-xo.html
Have you had Black Pudding?...its 2022 here there is this thing called Convid which is a Guise for the New World Order.
Love it! It is beautiful but I don't know if I would like to see the rooster throw in my cup everyday.🤣
I love that teapot 🫖!
@@shirleygiordano7627 it's a Chocolate one
@@chrismcelligott5462 It does look like a rooster throwing up doesn't it
When you give that little smile that you are impressed with what you've cooked is just the best.
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Just *chef's kiss*.
I love hearing the natural sounds of you cooking and the woods. No music, fancy shots or commentary 💜
I am Egyptian, and I offer natural recipes for hair and skin, as well as home decorations. Can you encourage me, please, and thank you
Me too
Same here
Wonderful 💛
Agreed!
Hi Justine, You deserve a medal 🏅 for cooking over a hot fire this time of year. Makes me appreciate the way our ancestors cooked. We are so spoiled with A/C.
I am Egyptian, and I offer natural recipes for hair and skin, as well as home decorations. Can you encourage me, please, and thank you
I remember my grandma making real pancakes like that when I was a kid an my parents would always make them for me an myb siblings an I still love eating them that way. I think they are so much better then the fluffy kind.
My grandma also use to make potato pancakes as well.
Potato scones (in Scotland), for me well-fired!
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Yum!! It’s been ages since I had potato pancakes.
Yes potato cakes! Yum.
I still make potato pancakes yet today the way my grandma n my dad makes them.
Was having a horrible day but seeing your upload cheered me up very much. Thank you
I hope you have a great evening, and a better day tomorrow!
@@shirleygiordano7627 Thank you for your kind words! I wish you a lovely night as well :)
I was thinking same thing. Justine and Ron always cheer me up
Sure wish I'd found this channel earlier! Awesome!
Her whole kitchen is just like a story book ❤ and cooking style is impressive ❤❤❤
Just made these this morning... Delicious! Especially with homemade raspberry jam!
Here in Sri Lanka we call them "coconut pancakes" and they still look pretty much the same. We usually put 'pol pani' (directly translated to honey coconut) in the middle and roll it up. Delicious!
That looks like a new pot that you warmed the cream in, it's pretty. Love that new teapot too, your colonial kitchen is shaping up nicely.
I am Egyptian, and I offer natural recipes for hair and skin, as well as home decorations. Can you encourage me, please, and thank you
That is a well seasoned, properly taken care of pan. It's beautiful!
Now this is amazing, the same way my grandmother made the pancakes at home (in Switzerland) when I was still a kid. Thank a lot for your videos, I surely appreciate them.
Those look like the Danish pancakes that my great-aunt (who was 100% Danish) made for me. Not served with syrup, but served with jelly.
That's what I was thinking,we had the Danish pancakes when I was a kid
I am hungarian and we still do exactly like with jelly or nutella or cream cheese vanilla cream . If you don't put in sugar just a litle salt fill up with prepair spinich and cheese and put it back to the oven for a cuple of minute
I hope restaurant serve it every day with srawberry and whippcream
it's the pancakes we all consinder to be pancakes in europe. Scottish is the most similar to the american.
I love the birds in the background ... life lived close to nature ... healing
Thank you for sharing . I wish I can find someone like her that is so sweet ,loving, caring when things are tough so relaxing when you make these meals God bless America and all families. 🙏
Bless you I hope you find someone. We are out there
I am Egyptian, and I offer natural recipes for hair and skin, as well as home decorations. Can you encourage me, please, and thank you
They used to be called wives lol but that is long gone now
@@kh9242 and they still do bonehead.
‘Pancakes looked awfully different in 1816’
I’m going to have to Google ‘American pancakes’ because the only pancakes I’ve ever had all looked identical to the pancakes you just cooked! We have them every year without fail on Shrove Tuesday and maybe about a dozen or so times through the rest of the year. I love mine thin with sugar in the centre and then lemon juice squeezed across. I’m making myself drool here 🤤🤤🤤
To us, these are a bit odd. American pancakes are much more hearty and thick!
Our pancakes are flat and thick/fluffy. Usually served with butter and maple syrup.
American pancakes are usually made with baking powder so they rise and become fluffy.
This is what I’ve always called a crepe.
When we say pancakes today what we’re referring to are flapjacks
Thank you for sharing your time with us all Justine
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How cool this cooking lesson is. Thank you.
How long did it take you to learn how to control the temperature by using the proper amount of embers? That us the part that amazes me the most!
I am Egyptian, and I offer natural recipes for hair and skin, as well as home decorations. Can you encourage me, please, and thank you.
Those pancakes are awesome! Things were so different in the 1800s!
These look amazing. I remember when food tasted real, obviously not this old or real, but you know what I mean. Tyfs!
I have a very similar French receipt (from the early 1700s) for crepes. I wonder if it was brought to the 'New world' and adapted???? Thanks Justine, I am definitely going to try this one!
me too!
the american pancakes comes from the scottish one, all other pancakes are thin here in europe
Could you agree to share the recipe please ?
I am Egyptian, and I offer natural recipes for hair and skin, as well as home decorations. Can you encourage me, please, and thank you
@@davidjoelsson4929 they are called crepes
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I love this channel! It's so unique and combines all of my favorite things: history, cooking, and Asmr.
I am loving my cast iron again because of you Justin! Giving me this old day vibes make me see how life is beautiful living it the old way! I envy your hearth and outdoor oven 😁😍. This show is what the world needs! We don't need any to watch shows that gives us negativity, lust, evil etc. GOD bless your show more! ❤️ I LOVE IT AND I AM ADDICTED TO WATCH IT.
You make cooking like this look easy! Love watching you cook it's so calming with the birds chirping and fire cracking in the background. I also watch your other channel and think you're both just the sweetest couple.
You are so fun. Refreshing how wonderful you are. Great sounds, nearing forgotten by most elderly. Some sounds here. Never been heard by some folks. Gosh I miss my grandmother's cooking in her 2nd home wood cook stove. Everything you make looks and sounds spectacular.
Who else waved goodbye to the rabbit? He sure looked like he was leaning into the pancakes.
Thank you Justine for another video so real you could almost smell it.
I love watching you both....Rich history and colorful personalities.
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Such a incredible channel you have! Thank you for a look back in time
I am a trained open hearth cook with experience in 4 of the kitchens at the Genesee Country Museum in Mumford NY. I began working in a cabin with an open hearth using a lug pole. I have beeen cooking for over 35 yrs. My longest adventure has been at our county fair in a house built in 1810. The open hearth and beehive bake oven are like old friends to me. My question for you is how do you decide whether to use todays staples or try to obtain more authentic ones? Your channel is exceptional. Thank you for your attention to detail and your commitment to history.
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This channel is like a living museum next best thing to time travel. This is a gift thanks.
I love watching your show..since day one I have been hooked..and your so graceful and an excellent cook...for sure..wish we can live the way you two are...thank you 💘 😊
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Another great informative video! I love watching you cook, all the sounds and the fire crackling is so soothing. I enjoy all the history that you are bringing to us. The highlight of my day.
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I just found your videos and you’re so inspiring to me I love this lifestyle and it’s such hard work ,! Thanks for sharing
Absolutely the best ASMR videos. So calming and relaxing. Thank you two!
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I’m working at a living history museum set in the 1820s-1830s and mine and the other interpreters’ favorite recipe so far (we use receipts from the time period) is for “batter pancakes,” which are basically crepes with cinnamon and nutmeg. The best part is that this region has a long French cultural history, so it’s extremely likely that people were making them here 200 years ago just like we are :)
ETA: this region also has a long history of sugar maple tapping, so there are also a couple of references to putting maple syrup on them as early as the 1810s, which is wild.
I am Egyptian, and I offer natural recipes for hair and skin, as well as home decorations. Can you encourage me, please, and thank you
When I was a little girl we visited Plymouth Plantation up in Massachusetts and it was so much fun interacting with the "Pilgrims", we would ask them about a modern thing and they would pretend they didn't know what that was. I bet you get that a lot as well lol
I also work at a living history museum covering immigration in Ireland and we have an American part of the park. We cover 1818 onwards to late 1800s and show what life was like for Irish immigrants when they first got to America. All we get to cook is cornbread, succotash, and apple butter. I would love more items we could cook over the open fire to to become more authentic in our narrative.
Always great videos and you do a wonderful job presenting the recipes in time period attire!
Every scene is a lovely 18th century painting. Especially your thumbnail shot! Beautiful!
Your videos are very calming. Thank you. 😊
💯👍She is a true professional especially when it comes to controlling the cooking fire it looks easy but is very difficult takes a lot of experience 🌹🥂🇺🇸
Great video! They look delicious. You always make me smile. 😁
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I love this channel so much! Thank you!
Love your video ! On making pancakes 🥞 they are so easy and fun to make! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for showing us another awesome dish! 👏👏👏
Love the festive decorations!
Thanks Justine I enjoyed your show as always. GOD bless and stay safe.
These look amazing! Brandy in the batter what a great idea :)
I love this so much : this reminds me of a movie I use to watch all the time as a child . It was “ Hansel and gretel “ live action film made in the late 80s . And Hansel and gretels mom was cooking in a kitchen just like this making a blueberry custard ! Before the donkey came in and kicked it over !
I love your patience as you prepare your meals. I strive to be like that!
Those pancakes look amazing and delicious. Thank you for the video.
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I love ❤ the rooster 🐓 tea pot
I do, too! I want one now! I love tea!
Nothing more peaceful or beautiful than this
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I just discovered your channel and I love it! I wonder if this is your usual life or just acting. I am very attracted to that natural, simple and calm way of living. It reminds me of spending summers with my grandparents (they lived in a house in the mountains and really seemed to live in another century). And also, I have felt ASMR after a long time without feeling it. You have a new subscriber!
Delicious pancakes, the receipt very delicious.
Very soothing and relaxing! Thank you for the mental break!!
I simply LOVE hearing the birds outside during your pancake video! What you are making is what my Mama called French pancakes…not crepes…French pancakes and that was because my mother’s people were actually French. My great-grandparents, all four of them on my mother’s side, immigrated to the United States from France, around 1870 and, I believe my mother was around all of them for a small portion of her childhood. Her parents both spoke fluent French but would not teach my mom or her big sister or four brothers to speak French because they wanted to be American. I always loved my mother’s French pancakes…she spread them with butter then either sprinkled sugar on them or spread them with jam or jelly before rolling them up. I continued the tradition with my seven children…..French pancakes are DELICIOUS even if you call them crepes. You are doing a great job and I love your channel.
That lifestyle is so calming and beautiful. I wanna live in this age. Thank you for the awesome content. David from Hungary.
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Love this channel. thanks again
A unique way to make pancakes. The touch of Brandy sounds so good
It is so relaxing to watch you prepare a meal🥰😘Thank you
It looks gorgeous. I may try to make them one day.
Yes your receipt reminds me of delicious crepes!
Oh wouldn't they taste great with lemon custard later known as lemon curd!
"It is believed that the lemon custard that came to be known as lemon curd was first prepared in England by Protestant Quakers during the 18th century and that the recipe travelled to North America in 1774 with the Quakers or with the Shakers, a breakaway sect of the Quakers."
Thank you again as I so look forward to hearing & seeing yours/Ron's videos!
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Watching a lot of Townsends, TH-cam recommended me to watch this and here I am. I really did enjoy this tutorial of how pancakes were made during this time period. It's always interesting to see how much of the older techniques are still used today but slightly modernised. Really would like to try this for myself. I'm subscribing, now he can get more carrots.😆
Your cooking equipment is wonderful, I love it
High class food if cinnamon and lemons available. and no measuring ! I have an old Mennonite cookbook doesn’t list flour in the recipes. And directions say “ take enough flour to make a soft dough and mix in the usual way” lol
All of your videos on Early American and Frontier Patriot just simply ease my mind after a long day. Thank you for sharing this and keep them coming because I enjoy them!
I am Egyptian, and I offer natural recipes for hair and skin, as well as home decorations. Can you encourage me, please, and thank you
miss justine, I have got to tell you that your videos are amazing. I was having a bad depression day today and your videos are a calming distraction for me. thank you so much 💖
I love your show....I can remember my grandmother doing ALOT of what you do...grew up in a place called Rabbittown...in the 60's it was very rural..God bless and be safe..My wife and I will keep 👀..😁
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I love these videos! I am trying this for sure❤️
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These videos are always so relaxing. I need to try pancake cooking with brandy sometime.
Your recipes still amazes me
Pancakes are so much fun to have. Great to see pancakes on wood oven.
that hard sauce is the best for bread pudding; awesome looking crepes serve those up with scrambled eggs and toast. looks like Ron needs to fill the wood box lol another soothing video thank you Justine. cheers
I loved this video. I never heard of crepes until I married my beautiful wife in 1972. She made them with powdered sugar and fruits on top. Loving blueberries, cherries and apples this made them even better. They have replaced pancakes in my home.
I love your rooster! Wish I had one too.
Great video. love the "kitchen' sounds with the birds in the background. So.... cream + lemon rind (zest) creates Buttermilk. Ill try this at home this weekend. Same cast iron (the only pans I have) but propane instead of coals. Thank you.
Love your ensemble today! Superb video as usual, you are living my secret dream life. Thanks for all you do ♥️
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Love you both and I do enjoy watching you both very much
Those look amazing! Yummm!
I have no idea why this channel was recommended to me, but I’m glad I’m here!
😂😂 Alfred is quite the gentlemen and those pancakes cooked delicious!
Entirely enjoyable!😋😋😋☺️Rooster teapot divine! 💕💕💕
This videos are so beautiful i love you guys thank you so much for themselves😍
Adding a little brandy sounds great! I'll bet they'd also taste wonderful with lemon curd or blueberry preserves. I'm gonna try this out.
Yes!! Lemon 🍋 curd!! Delicious 😋
You had me at brandy..lol Those pancakes looked delicious, I'll have to try.
Think maybe we should add a leavening agent, make them fluffy? Nah, just throw in some booze instead.
I'm really enjoying this channel. 💕 These old time pancakes look very much like a crepe or blintz.💕
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really i love the life you are spening...i watched like this type of movies....
so i always love your videos...🌹💓
I’m just in love with that 3-legged pot. The pancakes looked good too!
Love the channel. Keep it up!
Hey, you did a really good job making pancakes. I recently made pancakes myself, but low-calorie without sugar, it turned out very tasty! I wish you good luck with your channel!
New subscriber, Ron Rayfield suggested you. Amazing show, keep it up!👍👍👍
I just happened across your channel this morning. It reminds me of a documentary I watched a few years ago about the Great Smokey Mountains Pioneers. They (and you) are a whole different breed of women compared to the pampered women of today (myself included). I can't imagine having to start supper before the sun comes up on a wood burning stove or fireplace in the middle of 100+ degree August summers wearing those blistering dresses. And that's after collecting eggs, fruits, vegetables, and milk, slaughtering and cleaning supper's chicken and cutting firewood. If I wore a hat, I'd tip it to you M'aam. Now, I'm taking my lazy self to the kitchen to turn up the a/c and nuke my coffee. When I'm finished with those grueling chores, I'll be returning to the couch to binge my new subscription. And yes, I LOVE your rooster teapot. ;-)
Thanks for sharing
We experienced rain last night (in July, in Dubai!!) and I really fancied some pancakes after walking in the rain for an hour. I came home, whipped them up and was sat eating them within 10 minutes. The convenience of modern day cooking isn’t fully recognised until you watch videos like yours! Thank you for another interesting watch 😁