Thank you for another wonderful video! I look forward to trying this recipe myself. Great singing, what is the name of the song? It is very haunting. Regards from South Wales.
Greetings. To my best understanding, it is from the Havamal ... words of the High One. Norwegian Døyr fe, døyr frender Døyr sjølv det sama men ordet om deg aldreg døyr vinn du et gjetord gjevt Døyr fe, døyr frender Døyr sjølv det sama Eg veit et som aldreg døyr dom om daudan kvar English Cattle die, kinsmen die, the self must also die; but glory never dies, for the man who is able to achieve it. Cattle die, kinsmen die, the self must also die; I know one thing which never dies: the reputation of each dead man.
Thank you Luigi Monty Basiletti. Yes, it is from Hávamál, stanza 76-77, Deyr fé, deyja frændr, as AncestralBliss said. "Viking funeral song". Stay safe.
I think it would be really helpful/interesting, if you guys came up with a weekly food plan (mid day meal, snacks, evening meal kind of thing) of Viking food, but all things we could buy at the average grocery store. Don't know if you have time, or would be so inclined, but thought I'd throw it out there. :-) I believe our bodies would be healthier if we ate more like this age of Ancestor.
I agree, that would be very interesting. I would also like to see what provisions they carry on a long journey, and how they preserve food for long periods. Personally, I recommend the book "Eat like a Viking" by Craig Brooks. I have found it extremely helpful.
Thank you very much for ideas. I have plans for such a things. And also for food preservation. For now I use the book Early Meal, and some online recipes, but I will check your book for sure, I heard about it already.
Absolutely amazing (as usual). I love how your videos are all family friendly. Our eight year old daughter enjoys watching with me and then we try to cook whatever you cook. Thank you.
Thank you very much Matt. It is so nice to hear that you are watching and cooking this with your daughter. It means a lot. Wish you and your family all the best.
Yes, you are right Buster_Rhein. The onion soup is a test, to see if there is a wounded stomach. If you can smell the broth trough the wound, it means the stomach wall was cut, signaling that the man won't survive his wounds. Stay safe.
great video! so glad to see a receipe for one of my favorite soups. will be trying this soon! your friend will be better in no time eating that soup! love your dog. take care friends and waiting for the next video!
Thank you very much Sherry Daniels. I am already fine😉 The onion soup is a test, to see if there is a wounded stomach. If you can smell the broth trough the wound, it means the stomach wall was cut, signaling that the man won't survive his wounds. Stay safe friend.
Agreed, as well. I can't help but believe, if we were to return to eating food similar to what our Ancestors ate for so long, it would improve our health.
@@theblissfullone Sounds fair to me. A diet that involves some meat and more vegetables or fruits would probably do best for us than what we eat today.
Years ago when I was a young boy in the army. I was told how to kick a so called dead body in the nut's. To make sure he's dead.And not to give him soap 🤣😂
I really liked the story part and the atmosphere from the very beginning. Great way to differentiate from other (viking)cooking channels. And yeah, thumbs up for the singing :)
The leather canteen is the best way to carry water. For stuff like wine, ale or oil I prefer ceramic vessel, but they are so easy to broke, so we wrap it up in a wool or some clothes during hikes. Small wooden barrels are also acceptable but they have to be full all the time otherwise they start leaking.
Hi, great videos, keep em coming. Can you plz tell me where I can buy one of the pots that you cook in? Im from Australia, but Im guessing I have to get one from Europe?
Thank you Nick. Yes, the cooking pot was bought in EU, Czech at Šermířska Burza. You can find some stuff online or just go to your local blacksmith. That one that we are constantly using is pretty simple to make. Stay safe.
@@RavensOfAsgard Thanks for the tip. I googled blacksmiths, and came across a site that sells this and other medieval viking gear. And, believe it or not, they are located right here in Brisbane where I live!
It is not so easy as it seems. The shaft is made from hard oak wood and it has strips of iron for reiforcement. But still, I broke some shafts in my life so it is possible. Stay safe.
Thank you for another wonderful video! I look forward to trying this recipe myself. Great singing, what is the name of the song? It is very haunting.
Regards from South Wales.
Greetings. To my best understanding, it is from the Havamal ... words of the High One.
Norwegian
Døyr fe, døyr frender
Døyr sjølv det sama
men ordet om deg aldreg døyr
vinn du et gjetord gjevt
Døyr fe, døyr frender
Døyr sjølv det sama
Eg veit et som aldreg døyr
dom om daudan kvar
English
Cattle die, kinsmen die,
the self must also die;
but glory never dies,
for the man who is able to achieve it.
Cattle die, kinsmen die,
the self must also die;
I know one thing which never dies:
the reputation of each dead man.
@@theblissfullone Thank you very much for this! A very fitting song for the video. I am grateful for the lyrics.😀
@@luigimontybasiletti851 :-) ... you are most welcome.
Thank you Luigi Monty Basiletti.
Yes, it is from Hávamál, stanza 76-77, Deyr fé, deyja frændr, as AncestralBliss said.
"Viking funeral song".
Stay safe.
Great video, wish the injured person a speedy recovery otherwise see you in Valhall😜👍🏻 Onion soup is something fine. Ragnar
Thank you Ragnar. I am already fine, not yet chosen by Valkyries🥲
Til valhallar.
Great upload. Im really impressed:)
Thank you Rasmus.
Stay safe my friend.
I think it would be really helpful/interesting, if you guys came up with a weekly food plan (mid day meal, snacks, evening meal kind of thing) of Viking food, but all things we could buy at the average grocery store. Don't know if you have time, or would be so inclined, but thought I'd throw it out there. :-) I believe our bodies would be healthier if we ate more like this age of Ancestor.
I agree, that would be very interesting. I would also like to see what provisions they carry on a long journey, and how they preserve food for long periods. Personally, I recommend the book "Eat like a Viking" by Craig Brooks. I have found it extremely helpful.
@@luigimontybasiletti851... many thanks. 🌷
Preservation and long journeys, excellent thoughts I agree with. Will check out that book.
Thank you very much for ideas.
I have plans for such a things.
And also for food preservation.
For now I use the book Early Meal, and some online recipes, but I will check your book for sure, I heard about it already.
great video, I can almost smell the soup 😉
Thank you Zdravko.
I hope you dont smell it from his guts😉
Stay safe
keep up the great work!💪
thx for nice beginning of spring😉
Thank you Bjarki. Will do.
This too shall pass😉
Stay safe.
You guys are always a pleasure to watch and learn from. Thank You.
Thank you very much Oddie Tyrsson. It is our pleasure😉
Stay safe.
Absolutely amazing (as usual). I love how your videos are all family friendly. Our eight year old daughter enjoys watching with me and then we try to cook whatever you cook. Thank you.
Thank you very much Matt. It is so nice to hear that you are watching and cooking this with your daughter. It means a lot.
Wish you and your family all the best.
For me who wanna live in the middle age. .tis one of the best channel there is. .will help help you if you go Isekai to the past
Super ❤ Bas sam cekala na nesto novo ❤
Zivio 🧚♀️
Hvala Lotta, u planu nam je, da odradimo barem jedan klip mjesecno.
Zivila😉
Was the soup to see if he was going to survive the stomach wound?
Yes, you are right Buster_Rhein.
The onion soup is a test, to see if there is a wounded stomach. If you can smell the broth trough the wound, it means the stomach wall was cut, signaling that the man won't survive his wounds.
Stay safe.
It's a pleasure to watch your content, thanks to you guys.
Greetings from France.
Thank you very much Ivar Làurentson, we are happy to share our adventures.
Stay safe.
great video! so glad to see a receipe for one of my favorite soups. will be trying this soon! your friend will be better in no time eating that soup! love your dog. take care friends and waiting for the next video!
Thank you very much Sherry Daniels.
I am already fine😉
The onion soup is a test, to see if there is a wounded stomach. If you can smell the broth trough the wound, it means the stomach wall was cut, signaling that the man won't survive his wounds.
Stay safe friend.
@@RavensOfAsgard wow i never knew that. i learn new things all time from your videos!
Can you cover simple viking food preservation techniques?
Yes. This please.
Agreed
Agreed, as well.
I can't help but believe, if we were to return to eating food similar to what our Ancestors ate for so long, it would improve our health.
@@theblissfullone Sounds fair to me. A diet that involves some meat and more vegetables or fruits would probably do best for us than what we eat today.
@@jonajo9757 Exactly! And, perhaps flatbreads, depending on where they lived.
Years ago when I was a young boy in the army. I was told how to kick a so called dead body in the nut's. To make sure he's dead.And not to give him soap 🤣😂
Hehe, nice one😄
The soup is just a test for a leaky guts. If you can smell the onions, he is not going to make it.
Stay safe Drengr.
another great video 👍I love it 😘 and song is great😉
Thank you very much Ljiljana.
With love, stay safe.
I really liked the story part and the atmosphere from the very beginning. Great way to differentiate from other (viking)cooking channels.
And yeah, thumbs up for the singing :)
Thank you very much.
It feels realy good, when you can wrap it up in a good story.
Stay safe my friend.
So enjoy your videos, tusind tak! 🌷
Thank you very much AncestralBliss.
Det var min fornøjelse.
Stay safe.
I would love to see you guys do something with chicken
Thank you for the idea. It is so obvious and common food it is hard to imagine we didn't do it yet😁
Stay safe.
I have a wonderful modern kitchen and yet you make cooking onions on an outside fire seem sublime
Simple but effective😉
Cooking over fire in a beautiful nature is just amazing.
Thank you very much.
Stay safe.
Good as always. Do you have any documentation on the vine bottle?
Thank you Westhold Forge.
Sorry I dont have and documentation on the vine bottle. It was some white local wine.
Stay safe.
@@RavensOfAsgard thanks anyway. I working on getting the proper containers for my kit.
The leather canteen is the best way to carry water. For stuff like wine, ale or oil I prefer ceramic vessel, but they are so easy to broke, so we wrap it up in a wool or some clothes during hikes. Small wooden barrels are also acceptable but they have to be full all the time otherwise they start leaking.
I recognized that from a Wardruna song
You are right. Those are lyrics taken from Hávamál.
Some kind of funeral song.
Hi, great videos, keep em coming. Can you plz tell me where I can buy one of the pots that you cook in?
Im from Australia, but Im guessing I have to get one from Europe?
Thank you Nick. Yes, the cooking pot was bought in EU, Czech at Šermířska Burza. You can find some stuff online or just go to your local blacksmith. That one that we are constantly using is pretty simple to make.
Stay safe.
@@RavensOfAsgard Thanks for the tip. I googled blacksmiths, and came across a site that sells this and other medieval viking gear. And, believe it or not, they are located right here in Brisbane where I live!
This is lovely, I am so glad to hear that. Now gear up and support your local blacksmith😉
Have fun Nick.
@@RavensOfAsgard will do!
Never understood why the swordman doesn't just cut the spear in half😑
It is not so easy as it seems. The shaft is made from hard oak wood and it has strips of iron for reiforcement.
But still, I broke some shafts in my life so it is possible.
Stay safe.
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