Buckwheat Cakes from 1796 - Working Class Recipes
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- Picking mushrooms and cooking buckwheat cakes. Primitive cooking that tastes good and is affordable.
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A roaring fire, good food a cozy cabin and snow flurries and the love of a good man, sounds like heaven to me.
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And, wait for another baby to pop out every year. That's OK By the time they are four, the eldest can be teaching the three year old to put grains of corn in the rows her pregnant mother is hoeing up with the baby strapped to her back. After he chops wood 7/24 Ron better get to debarking logs for the new room they will soon need and get some animals for husbandry. Hunting alone is too unreliable. They are starting a hard scrabble life. We are the ones who have it good.
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Viewers " you need another chair". Justine "Ron's knee works just fine".
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Aaaawwww. Haha!
We think cooking is a chore today, we really have nothing to complain about. Another hit for Ron and Justine ❤️❤️❤️
People Today Bitch and Complain About Everything. Modern Society is So Spoiled!! People Today Haven't a Clue as to How Hard it was Just to Survive in Those Times. Myself, I am so Thankful That we Have it Alot Easier then Those Families Back Then. They Were the True Pioneers!!
@@gailcurl8663 Most people today, if they had to live back then would want to be in that 1% of society that lived in mansions and had servants to do all the work.
@@gailcurl8663 My great great grandparents worked between their home and owning a slaughterhouse (Maybe 2. It isn't clear what daughter, great grandma to me, Ivy owned after her father's death). The technique the family used to kill an animal in those days would make today's animal rights activist puke. Axe clean through.
I love to cook and clean…it’s when I’m in my happy place. I listen to music, a book or shoot the shit with the kids and do my thing. But i grew up cooking a lot like this in a commune. So now it’s just so easy and fun.
To be clear, you won't find many people who hate the spoilt modern society as much as me, but be careful not to over romanticize the old days TOO much. I would take that basic simple life over modern days any day in a heartbeat, but do not think that people didn't see cooking as much as a chore as we do now. We see Ron and Justine all luvvy duvvy eating popcorn, helping eachother cutting the veggies and stuff like that, but life back then was very rough for many people and basically a struggle each day to survive
With all the stress and ugliness going on around us it’s nice to watch your comfy videos.
I would like to thank you for making these videos. I absolutely adore them.
You know, I think I like these episodes set in your little cabin better than at the fancy manor!
I love the cabin. So much character and charm.
I agree
I'm never asking myself "what did people do to spend the time in the 1800s" again, just cooking took up their entire day lmao
Right, that’s why the entertainment industry is booming. We as a species has never had this much free time before. Basic life activities took up most of our day. Hunting, cooking, cleaning, mending clothing, tending to the garden and livestock, all things that needed done to survive and took up all the daylight hours.
They weeded the garden. Grandma never lost a chance to weed the garden. Extra chores were either weed the garden or clean the chicken coop.
You don't squabble at grandma's or you get to follow her around the garden and weed ( or water )
This episode makes it clear that 1820’s people needed skills and knowledge to survive. I was thinking of this when Justine was collecting mushrooms. It also reminds us that meat wasn’t always available for working people. Thank you for another wonderful video!
It would be interesting to see what else they could forage.
So true. After watching the videos, i no longer take for granted our grocery stores and hie fortunate I am to have food.
a carne fresca era só na hora q matavam o bicho, caso contrário vera salgada, defumada ou conservada na banha
@@eilisnugent they ere store-bought mushrooms placed around the trunk of the tree lol
I definitely give them points for creativity. Although ,it kinda detracts from the vibe ,which is obviously why we all watch these.
So cozy. I get so involved in the show that when it ends, it’s like an abrupt return to reality. I felt the same watching Downton Abbey!
We are all blessed an spoiled with the way we live. My Maternal Grandmother had to cook on a wooden stove an that was the best food!!
I love the cabin! And with the fire always burning and something delicious cooking, it seems so cozy!! ♥️
Times like these when it would be great to have Smelly Vision in the kitchen.
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Love the cozy house with the fire burning. Cakes look delicious. I am like her thank God we have a roof over our head
i love how they talked about how flintlocks didnt work well in bad weather. percussion caps were a huge step up when then came around.
A wholesome “show” it’s like watching little house on the prairie. My 4 year old says she likes to watch you two with me.
My favorite pancakes. Been making them for me [no one else likes them] for decades.
I just love these videos. It’s so relaxing to watch them at night. And I can see my ancestors that came here from France and Holland in the 1600s living like this. Gives me a deeper appreciation. 💜
Love y’all’s videos so much,hate to see them end.Always look forward to the next one. Beautiful couple!
Love the fact that they’re ad libbed and not scripted. Makes them more realistic.
Blessings from Texas!
I do so love your clothes, Justine. They are so becoming on you. And Ron, of course, very dashing. These videos are just so refreshing!
Your videos are so relaxing. And I get to learn stuff! A win/win!
I loved this episode. The only real difference between buckwheat pancakes then and now is the addition of eggs and a little melted butter (or lard). Thanks so much. I love all the new content.
Do you pour maple syrup on them?
@@blaze2001 u can put whatever u want lol
Tell everyone you know about this channel and get this couple to a million subscribers.
You guys are slaying it loving these so close together!💕😊
Everything is better with butter
You're assembling quite the collection of pots and pans and pretty dishes! Do you have all your stores for winter? You settled in kind of late to prepare.
Yep, they need to get in at least beans and wheat. And smoke any meat they can get up that chimney. They are getting ready to starve. If they don't starve, they will have scurvy by spring.
@@SSanf They'll be fine if they drink green pine needle tea, if not expecting.
Love buckwheat! Not only is it gluten free, it’s hearty, stick to her ribs comfort food.
Nicely built cabin ❤
I love buckwheat cakes. And blini, thin yeast raised Russian pancakes. Kasha, buckwheat cereal is also a main dish in Russian cuisine.
Kasha is a name for any cereal, not just buckwheat.
I have eaten buckwheat only in the form of noodle, Soba. It has very unique flavor, so I can imagine how wonderful it tastes as pancake.
@Atsuko It's just heavenly as pancakes! Actually my favorite breakfast is buckwheat pancakes with raspberry jam.
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I’m so happy a new video is up!!
Love you guys!
Another relaxing video so soon! You two are actually spoiling us, your viewers!
Pork and beans will make some grand, tasty meals for you both.
Adding onions and cornbread or wheat bread as sides to your meal will be very filling, and the onions will help keep colds at bay.
I grew up on quite a bit of pork and beans, with the pork being either bacon, fatback or leftover ham on the bone, along with onions and cornbread.
It's a nice hot meal on those cold winter nights.
Another wonderful, relaxing video.
Thank you very much, to the both of you!
Stayed tuned!!!
You two are the sweetest couple I’ve ever seen. Ron is a very sweet and helpful gentleman.
I'm loving so many new, wonderful videos! Bummer about your rabbit, Ron . You will get one next time! Meanwhile , Justine, your pancakes looked amazing. I love molasses! We eat it on hot biscuits and fresh bread here.
My favorite couple and my favorite channel. You two are a blessing to me especially on my rough pain days. I just got out of the hospital. I didn't have any tech with me so I wasn't able to be on social media. Fighting nonhodgkins lymphoma and Crohn's disease is exhausting and watching your channel brings me so much peace. Thank you both for all that you do. You are greatly appreciated. Much love and gratitude from Oregon.
I'm having arthritis and just got over bronchiolitis. These videos are good medicine. Hope you feel better soon.
Prayers for you and your family my father has lymphoma its a struggle but he's getting better. He takes zinc, astragalus and turmeric to boost his immune system. I think it's helping.
I have Crohn’s disease. I tried so many things. For the past four months I have been on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet and it has completely changed my life. If you want to know more read Breaking the Vicious Cycle, I don’t even have any pain anymore where before I woke up and had pain after every meal. Was awful. I am still in disbelief that it has worked. However you need to stick to the diet 100% no cheating or else you will fail. I’ve been doing it with my child who also has stomach pains and food sensitivities and it helped her too. I hope this helps you. There’s a Facebook group for it too if you want to find out more from people who’ve been on the diet for years.
@@countrystyle5076 thank you. Prayers for your fath
@@carolyngascon1592 thank you so much. I hope today is a good day for you 💗
There is nothing cozier than a fire! I really feel like I'm peeking back in time, you guys are doing such a great job. Everything you made looks delicious, and you both look well, which is a blessing.
You need a dog Justine, for when Ron is away, and just for extra security!
I also hope they can soon get some chickens and at least a goat, for eggs, the chicken meat, and goats milk.... later, other animals like some pigs and maybe a cow, and in the spring, they can get a garden going, and be on their way to more self sufficiency.
I know they're working on adding an extra room to sleep in, and that will make it much easier for them, than having to sleep in the main room on the floor.
If they can afford to feed it.
Yessss
Or a cat to curl up on her lap by the fire and keep the cabin free of mice
A cat!!
I am obsessed with this way of life. Awesome video! Seems so innocent and simple back then.
Looks like you made gingerbread, with powder sugar. I never tried the pancakes you made. You and Ron are a cute couple 💗
Bravo.
There's always something tasty being made in Justine's kitchen.
Good Show!
The only problem I have with these videos is they aren’t long enough…I could sit and watch all day.♥️
Aww you two are the cutest couples ever in the TH-cam video
i just found yalls channel and i got to say i absolutely love it its like keeping history alive the past and the old ways ya think bout back then people dont know what real work is today i love history always been my passion and i love keeping it alive thank you for all you guys do
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“Ovens may vary”……that’s an understatement! Can you even imagine cooking reliably on an open flame?
After a bad day, your video is like salve for the mind! So relaxing!
Ron and Justine! Lol I was only 27 minutes late! Awesome video! Thank you for posting!...Much love!
This makes me imagine how my fourth great-grandfather (1793-1853) must have lived. After he served and fought in the War of 1812, he and his wife immigrated to Washington County, Indiana from Rockbridge, Virginia in 1817. A couple of years later in 1820, they moved across the Muscatatuck River to Jackson County. Both counties are situated within an exceptionally beautiful part of the state with rugged hills known locally as the "Knobs". The Knobstone Trail, known affectionately as the "Little Appalachian Trail", at 60 miles long, is a very challenging hike, but it also takes you to some breathtakingly beautiful vistas! The history combined with with natural beauty of the place just makes it magical to me.
The simple respect, regard, and politeness they show towards one another is altogether fitting & proper - in a frontier cabin two centuries ago, or in a seaside condominium today.
I have been watching your channel for a while already, you are doing great work and I am really enjoying it. And I have noticed one interesting thing - the pastry you show always takes a form of a cookie or a pie. So, I was thinking about it when compared to very rich pastry traditions of Europe, Russia, and Front and Middle East (and I am not talking only upper class pastry, nations there have all sorts of pastry), and I think the reason is that unlike old world that utilized different sorts of ovens to heat the house and hence gave more baking freedom, in America you mostly have just open fire.
Save some molasses for the beans!! What a great Thanksgiving you'll have having ham & baked beans! 😘
The outdoors is a grocery store. Lovely couple, beautiful young lady. And a cozy little cabin.
Thank you both again for making these videos & sharing your life!
God bless you both & give you favor amen
Probably as far back as sixty or more years ago, (I'm almost sixty nine-years-old) I remember my beloved Swedish grandmother making buckwheat pancakes for me on the weekends...What surprised her was that I thought they tasted so good as is, with just a little melted butter, that I never needed the syrup they always brought home from their frequent trips to Canada to visit family....On special occasions, we'd also have herring that my aunts would pickle...Usually our meals were cooked on a traditional 50's/60's stove, but sometimes our wood burning stove would be used instead...BTW, back in the days our heating coal would be delivered through a special opening in the basement coal room where it was shoveled into...
I love your channel & all the fond memories they bring of my rural childhood...God bless you...
You're building a beautiful life together, and I'm I'm happy to watch it grow! Love to you both!
I just love buckwheat!! Thank you for your beautiful videos that transport us to a quieter time.
I've recently found your channel and have been watching a few videos per day! I just love watching. Something about it is super comforting and homey❤ thank you for making them!
The way people talk at that era is different. Full of respect
The fact that i love about justine is that she's so well-managed and coordinated.
A great video. Enjoy watching each episode. Very educational.
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I could be happy living there like that ..just my thing that .. ..thanks for sharing ❤ 👍
I a world so chaotic and stressful and full of scary unknowns it is so nice to unwind while watching this beautiful masterpiece. I can imagine life was in some ways even harder and stressful back then but in some, it was slow and calm and brings me peace of mind. I am dealing with bad depression and ADHD so thank you so much for your content. It brings me so so much joy.
Thank you guys. Love the cabin.
So glad I found this channel!!
I loved this! Especially how you pulled out the wild yeast. Shared with my sister and how do you know so much? Mushrooms? Wow! You need one on washing dishes and laundry. It couldnt be easy!
@@goodiebee3007 I bet! Must have been brutal on their skin.
Loved that your love and contentment are so evident, from getting the pork and beans to sharing the butter. The warm and cozy feelings are all there.
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I can't tell you how much I enjoy your videos!! They are sweet and simple, and in this crazy world that's priceless!
Mmm mmm, buckwheat pancakes. Best with molasses. Also, I live a simple lifestyle, & notice wild edibles & firewood prospects as you walk around your property.
Just found y'all's channel by accident. I absolutely love cooking, it's my unwind therapy. Looking forward to more content from you guys, this is too cool.
Really enjoying your channel with my children
These videos make me realize I’ve been running in life for too long now
my favorite videos on the internet. so calming.
This reminds me that I have a bag of buckwheat flour in the fridge, need to use it and i think I'll make some crepes. Your cake looked delicious, I can imagine warm spices added for Christmas. Love watching your reenactments.
Use it and enjoy it while it lasts!
That’s cool Justine foraging wild edibles do more of that !👍😊
I so love Justine n Ron's vids. Love all your recipes. Such a sweet couple 💑. Justine can't wait to see how you decorate your home for Christmas 🎄❄🎅🤶☃️
Thank you so much adding the close captioning!! Thank you 😊
Wonderful as always!
I have become addicted to watching these and I aint sad about it!
Life during the 1700s-1800s wasn't all it's cracked up to be. It was a very hard life that took a lot of hard work
Mmmmm! Buckwheat!!! With syrup -- Mom made these for me when I was a little kid. Back then it snowed in the winter and oh the memories!!! Sitting at the table, warm kitchen, snow on the windowsill, happily eating tasty thick buckwheat pancakes drenched in syrup. (PS I grew buckwheat in a large flower pot on my balcony -- it was a great experience)
I haven't ever had buckwheat pancakes. Reading what others have said they sound good. Thank you for sharing this.
Oh you should try them! To me they are better then regular pancakes.
They are delicious. I use buttermilk in stead of milk. That acid of the buttermilk makes them tender.
I could watch your channel and "English Heritage" (Mrs. Crocombe's recipes) all day long, and over again! Foods from way back when, made from scratch, and and all the aesthetics are just so beautiful to me.
Home, sweet home, be it ever so humble 😌 They are well-off to have that darling home ❤
So cute. Love y'all videos ❤️
I try to picture my great great grandmother cooking like this.
I love the videos. Can’t wait until the next. Thank you!
Where has this channel been all my liiiiiifeeee?!😭😭❤
I love this. It makes me think of my ancestors at this time that either would have been in the original 13 colonies or perhaps have just moved more west. Even though I obviously don't know my ancestors it sort of makes me feel closer to them.
Just discovered this channel & am entranced. Hard life, but a loving & rewarding one. Thank you for this peek into the past.
You know, I get a kick out of these video’s. The cabin is neat, how people lived back then was definitely hard. There was no going to the supermarket to buy meat, had to hunt it down…my dad raised pigs and chickens and then would trade a pig for half a cow. Then he’d go hunting and fishing for venison and fish so I can appreciate what people had to do in all of our history. Thanks for helping me remember my dad ❤️❤️❤️
Oh-oh, you didn't say Grace before you ate your food. I thank God every time I have something to eat. I enjoy watching you show how cakes were baked before ovens came along! The pioneers had to be so inventive about cooking their food. I hope that the pork and beans are good! Thanks for sharing the recipes! ~Janet in Canada
I just love the sounds of the fire
I love you guys so much …. I look forward to all your new videos….thank you for creating an educational and wholesome channel 🥰
I bet that tasted good both ways. Stay safe and warm this winter you 2.
You’re going to be at 100k before Christmas 👏🏻
This is relaxing for some reason
I keep rewatching your cooking videos. They are so relaxing. Thank you for your hardwork!!!❤
Everything is better with butter .The buckwheat cake looks like the spice cake I bake .I can't wit to see your Thanksgiving meal. Keep warm it is getting cold up here here In New England !
The most honest channel on TH-cam, I know you guys are excellent human beings
Ron isn’t going for a rabbit next time he’s going to get Tom Turkey! Nothing he won’t do for Justine. And she’s just as good to him.
Yes thank you! You’ve made my night!! My new favorite channel ❤️
Btw add some hashtags. This channel is amazing and deserves more traffic 💜