3 things to note: [1] They did not have access to sushi rice in 1805 America. They would have used Carolina Gold rice, hence why they are called Carolina Snowballs. [2] We did boil them in a pudding cloth which you can see over on Early American. [3] The recipe instructs you to use washed rice. Thank you!!
Are your pewter plates safe for things like tomato acids?! Is the story of lead leaching and deaths caused by this combination legit or very conditional/irrelevant in your case?
I was a kid in the 70's. I remember PB and ketchup in glass and we always had glass pop bottles. We collected them and brought them to the pharmacy to turn them in for Money. It would be nice to get away from all the plastics 🙏 Love you guys 💞💞
It’s sad how disposable a world we’re living in, and unfortunately there seems to be plastic in more products than we can imagine. My adult children are working on moving away from plastics, it’s going to take time but it will be worth it. I remember peanut butter came in a tin can, and products that were in glass just a few years ago are now packed in plastic, we’re going the wrong direction, society needs to start turning back to healthier products. Have a great week, God bless you both.
I've switched to glass containers baking and storage containers. I have a Corning glass frying pan that I bought when I was in college at LSU in 1981. I still have it. 😊
1. Place a pot of water to boil, be sure there is sufficient room for six apple-sized dumplings. 2. Divide the rice into six equal parts and place each portion of rice in a pudding cloth. 3. Place one apple on top of the rice in each pudding cloth. Placed finely shredded lemon peel in the core of each apple. 4. Wrap the pudding cloth around each apple so that the rice is evenly distributed around the apple. This is the most challenging part! Once the cloth is tied, gently massage the dumpling until the rice surrounds the apple. Be sure the cloth is firmly noted and there is space for the rice to expand. 5. Boil the puddings for 75 minutes.
Thanks for the plastic rant! Unfortunately, not a lot of people are aware of it and if you start thinking about it it’s scary that we have turned our beautiful world into this toxic waste land. I applaud you for this public service announcement. My dad died at a fairly young age from colon cancer so this means a lot. Also my sister is cleansing her home from plastic. It is hard though. Almost everything is wrapped in plastic or containing plastic. Thanks again! Julie from Sweden
I hope RFK, Jr. can help us get rid of some of these toxins in our foods and water. Our son and daughter-in-law are cleansing their home from plastics, too.
I completely agree Justine... I have found it impossible.... Everything is plastic, wrapped in plastic, stored in plastic... It is cost prohibitive to be plastic free today.
My sister's husband was diagnosed with multiple myeloma cancer. He was only 65 when he died. He would heat his lunch every day in a microwave in the plastic container in which he took it to work. My sister suspected eating food heated in the container contributed to or may have even caused the cancer. So sad. His son to this day does not purchase any foods that are sold in plastic containers. So many unnatural and unhealthy products we are consuming and even breathing in. I hope your little one comes into the world healthy and beautiful.
A few months before my 40th birthday, I was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. They said I can't be healed but we can try to slow the process. So that's what I've been going through since the summer. It's scary but thankfully I have an amazing support system.
Justine and Ron: I think I found it. Looking over your receipt it states "then have ready some thin cloths to tie the balls in; put the rice in the cloth" so the cloth will help adhere the rice to the ball and it even warns "be careful how you turn them into the dish that you do not break the rice" so very delicate dish. I think on your 2nd attempt they will be better. I see the diappointment.
You did great giving it a try, folks. Have you chatted with the Townsends to see what they did? No big deal and I'm amazed at Justine's patience. Have had three kids (now in their 40s) and when you're pregnant you can EXPECT your emotions to be all over the place -- VERY SOON you'll start to feel that sweetheart inside fluttering around and it will be hard to concentrate on ANYTHING except what the little character is doing. Just for fun when I got the ultrasound for my third kiddo, it was SO fun to watch. He was really jumping around in there, pushing himself off one side of the womb to go flying to the other side. MAKE SURE YOU GET TO WATCH YOUR ULTRASOUND(s). If it's possible for Ron to go as well, you both will enjoy seeing what the little guy or girl is doing. I think it's possible to get them to take a picture of it as well to take home for the baby book. Love you guys and SO happy for you, and.your adventure with the new one!!! By the way Ron, with all your carpentry talent, are you crafting a Frontier high chair for the Sweetie?
Hey Justine and Ron, you guys looked so nice in this episode. Especially, with the cabin decor. It would make a great picture. I hope you're feeling well Justine. I'm sorry your dish didn't turn out this time. There's nothing worse than buying all of the ingredients, putting in all the time and effort, and then it's a disaster. It's so disappointing. I'm right there with you in your rant. I've been complaining for years. I'm old school. Humans are smart enough to come up with something else. Take care
Ahhh, the days of youth: you two playing in the snow. Im 72 and dont like snow. We have 7 or more inches right now in Southern Indiana . Supposed to be 39 tomorrow. Looking forward to the big melt.
I hope the two of you and your loved ones are all weathering the storm okay! I'm looking forward to catching this and chatting with everybody later! Cheers, all! 😊
The rice that you can get today is most likely different that the rice of the 1800s. Julia Child had problems with her recipes when she tried to bring them to the US. The flour in France was different than the flour that she could get in the US
I believe that fibre-glass is literally glass fibres (how they turn glass into fibres I don't know) but the resin that is used issss........drum roll, polyester resin! So yes, I think there are indeed plastics in fibre-glass insulation.
Justine... found my snowball recipe. It came from September 2015 Townsends calendar. So they used the recipe from Primitive Cookery. Yes I kept it as a whole apple. No egg... fill the core of the apple with the lemon zest. Mine worked just like their's and we did it again for Crockett Days so we cooked it over an open fire and it also worked just fine... it's just a boring recipe. We did add syrup to liven it up. It does work... you will feel the rice if its cooked or not.
I’m 48 and have had cancer twice. Once at age 24, second time last year - two totally different types of cancer. My recent one was kidney cancer which my dr said could be caused from microplastics in the water.
Y’all are going to freeze. In North Dakota ( southern Canada lol) it’s so cold here that we are running water in a thin stream so the pipes in the bathroom don’t freeze!!
I agree that we need to cut down or out using plastic in our everyday life. It's difficult when packaging of goods are already in plastic bottles or bags. We can do 'our bit' by buying loose produce, carry our own grocery bags (cloth) to pack our groceries and recycling existing plastic containers etc. The more 'green' we can become, the more our planet can thrive along with its inhabitants...thank you for bringing this to our attention! PS...Justine, you look glowing in your pregnancy. ❤
Pregnancy is normally 40 weeks. 37 weeks is considered full term. 40 weeks is considered full full term. Why not wait to find out the gender until the baby is born? Back in the 1800s the gender was not known until the baby was born. I’m only kidding of course. You do what you want. I couldn’t wait either. But in a way I wish I would have waited until they were born. I’m so excited for you both. Nothing more amazing than holding your little one. It’s a testament of your love for each other. Thanks for sharing. Take care, see ya :)
I'm glad you made it through the storm and then my daughter said it got bad down there she had a lot of ice and she's just one town over from you blessings to you and all of yours
it has to do with the linen wrapper, i made just Jasmin rice around a peeled apple.. I put down a bottom layer of rice and placed the wrapper in a big muffin tin then poured the rice around the apple till it covered the apple then twisted the cloth tight and tied it together .....as the rice swelled in the bath it formed a ball..... but had to let it chill before i opened it up.
I hadn't thought about how my filters are plastic 🥴. It is so hard to get away from but you do what you can and leave the rest to God. Looking forward to the gender reveal episode!
I love old movies too!! You Tube has free classic movies I have been watching the past week it’s cool seeing the places like Paris before it was all tourists etc
"For You formed my inward parts; You covered me in my mother’s womb. I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Marvelous are Your works, And that my soul knows very well.” - Psalm 139:13-14
I checked after hearing your speech about plastic and it's true everywhere you turn there is plastic, it's very sad to actually see the sea full of plastic, thanks
Thank you for talking about the importance of the topic you spoke of. Made me think twice about what I should change to make it better.. Very thought provoking!!
I'm sorry.I did make a suggestion of peeling the apples first. But I am not going to try and make this. It does not sound yummy in the least...lol😅 But I appreciate you trying it. These old recipes seem to be a lot of work. And I appreciate your effort.❤
15:01 sadly, I just had a childhood friend pass away after fighting stage 4 rectal cancer for over two years. We’re in our early 30’s and it’s scary to think of what changes the world has gone through to be doing to our bodies 😢
Hi Justine and Ron enjoyed watching tonights chew and chat. I got to thinking about your problem with the rice on the snowballs when I make rice it tends to stick together when it cools after you let the liquid out let them cool before unwrapping . I'm going to give them a try and see if I can make them they sound good. Nice to see happy parents to be. 🩷from PA.
Also look into how they get rid of fiberglass windmill blades they can’t recycle them. All they do is bury them. Same with paper water cups and coffee cups lined with plastic the hot water is introduced and then tarts to dissolve the plastics into the liquid! Oh yes I am down for this Rabbit hole!!!! Bring it!!!
Yup. Wyoming dumps them in Casper. They get paid millions of dollars to cut the blades into 3 parts and just bury them! So wasteful! I am ALL FOR coal power! Look up the Steamboat Springs rehabilitation project where they bury the ashes. It is so cool and actually eco-friendly.
You didn't flour the cloth. Every pudding dish you've made before, you've floured to help it not stick. It seems like it'd help be a binder too. Y'all have a great weekend!
Fiberglass is spun glass. I think that you are so right about man made materials! We are going to build a new house, and hope to use as much natural products as possible. have a good week! Stay warm!
I have a feeling you needed to use a different rice like a glutinous or sweet rice not a regular one. Try using some long-grain sticky rice varieties. It's very important to rinse and soak the rice before cooking, or it won't turn out right. The recommendation is to rinse the rice under cold water until the liquid is no longer milky-colored. Then, cover the rice with two inches of cold water and let it soak for 2 to 24 hours. Drain the rice before using. I love your videos and the fact that you're not afraid to show the fails. Love to hear the latest baby news !👶 Maybe we can look forward to some 1820's advice on child rearing! ❤
When my cousin married her husband from Puerto Rico, she was learning to make rice and beans properly. He always said that was the year she cooked snowballs! 😅
Ron did your siblings and dad like the Carolina snowballs as well. Well if Mom's was different why not ask if she could make a few and share them with Justine. She can send her recipe maybe it will be a common food in your home too.
Y'all are so cute snow ball fighting. I love in Texas and we don't get much snow and I love snow. I agree about the plastic we use way to much and they keep making more things out of it then turn around and say how bad it is. Y'all have a blessed week
Maybe don't clean the rice and only cook till the startches are activated. That way the starch can act as a binding agent and help keep the "ball" shape.
Fiberglass is NOT plastic. It’s GLASS! It’s melted glass spun into a fluffy material similar to the way melted sugar is spun into cotton candy. They use a lot of recycled glass in the making of it. My husband worked for a company that made fiberglass.
This was an eye opening episode & I apprecited thia rant. Looking through my house, inside my refrigerator & etc, I see nothing but plastics! We have a lot of wood on the house, we recycled barn wood, white washed it & made accent walls with it. My furniture ia real heavy old fashioned woods. But loke what hubby sais ir is a double edge sword. I have got rid of all seed oils in cooking, and cook only with beef tallow, bacon grease, butter & lard. Trying to at least ear healthier. God bless you two.
I’m eating salad at the moment hehe. I enjoy watching early American and frontier patriot. Also love seeing the snow. Where I reside we have fires here in California in LA county. I feel very sad and helpless from what I have to help. I’m trying to think positive and will focus on what I can help with. Anyways enjoy watching this.
Hi, Ron and Justine! Awwww! What a shame about your Carolina Snowballs. Justine, try the recipe with cooked rice this time for a future Chew and Chat? Your baby bump is sweet! Hope you both had a wonderful New Year's. God bless!
Our last house had carpet that was something like half recycled plastic bottles. It sounded like a good idea at the time...don't ask about the static...
Interesting about the snow ball receipt! This picture looks comical Ron and Justine snow ball fight! Hope you all doing good! Here in Menifee co KY so far we had 9 inches together and ice storm.The ice was a inch thick. No electricity to evening to morning. The electric wint off several times. Tomorrow 3 to 6 inches.Rebecca and David Back.
Hi guys, Nice to see you, and looking good. Just so you know, when you build your own house, you can decide what kind of pipes bring you water. My husband built our house, water pipes are cast iron and steel. Not one inch of PVC. However: I can't get away from the milk bottles, the shampoo bottles etc... Good luck with staying away from plastic. Then again, when you drop the shampoo bottle in your shower, aren't you glad it isn't made out of glass? Not saying I'm for plastic, just saying there's no getting away from it... Take care the both of you. Love to watch you and listen to you.
When I was stationed in England in the early 1980’s, they shipped in soda from the states. It became a crap shoot as to whether that batch of soda tasted like the aluminum can. The soda companies did fix that problem but in the meantime, a case lasted two and a half weeks for two people, who needed caffeine to function when you couldn’t drink anymore coffee.
Our local plumbing code requires copper pipe and cast iron for drinking water but we use pvc for wastewater. I’d be curious to see if we have a lower cancer rate here
LOL those things look nasty! Thank you for sharing your "mistakes" with us- Keeping it real from the historic cookbook!! Love the snowball fight at the end!. 🥰
Absolutely beautiful there…. Can I come with my boys on a mini vacay?! Like I said on the other channel, they fell apart just like weather here did! After following weather all week and anticipation of 1-4 in of snowfall we got was hard, mean ice balls! So next time, don’t cook “Carolina” snowballs, try like Pennsylvania Snowballs! Ugh! 😅 And, it still looks really yummy! Justine, you are preg and killing it! Don’t be so hard on yourself plus Ron loves everything you cook!❤
3 things to note: [1] They did not have access to sushi rice in 1805 America. They would have used Carolina Gold rice, hence why they are called Carolina Snowballs. [2] We did boil them in a pudding cloth which you can see over on Early American. [3] The recipe instructs you to use washed rice.
Thank you!!
Mashed apples not chop glutinous rice was different then not processed as today. Keep trying lol❤
Are your pewter plates safe for things like tomato acids?! Is the story of lead leaching and deaths caused by this combination legit or very conditional/irrelevant in your case?
Yes. South Carolina grew rice and indigo. Now we have a tea plantation.
This plastic rant is what I needed today. I feel like I am the only person I know talking about this. So refreshing to hear you all talk about it.
It's always great to hang out with you two for awhile regardless of topic! I totally agree that most plastics need to go away.
I was a kid in the 70's. I remember PB and ketchup in glass and we always had glass pop bottles. We collected them and brought them to the pharmacy to turn them in for Money. It would be nice to get away from all the plastics 🙏 Love you guys 💞💞
In childhood, all my family dinners included ice tea drank in "jelly glasses". Jelly was sold in decorative glass jars shaped as an ice tea glass.
The health food stores sale ketchup, PB and other nut butters in glass; Natural Grocers Vitamin Cottage.
The cabin looks so nice in the snow.
Don’t throw them too hard Ron. Justine is carrying precious cargo.
God bless you both
It’s sad how disposable a world we’re living in, and unfortunately there seems to be plastic in more products than we can imagine. My adult children are working on moving away from plastics, it’s going to take time but it will be worth it. I remember peanut butter came in a tin can, and products that were in glass just a few years ago are now packed in plastic, we’re going the wrong direction, society needs to start turning back to healthier products. Have a great week, God bless you both.
I make my own peanut butter, just roasted, salted peanuts in the Vitamix and store in a mason jar.
I don't disagree but I read an article recently saying tin cans are poisoning us too☹️
Thank China for plastics flooding the planet
Peanut butter used to be in glass jars until ai was in high school in 1970s.
I've switched to glass containers baking and storage containers. I have a Corning glass frying pan that I bought when I was in college at LSU in 1981. I still have it. 😊
1. Place a pot of water to boil, be sure there is sufficient room for six apple-sized dumplings.
2. Divide the rice into six equal parts and place each portion of rice in a pudding cloth.
3. Place one apple on top of the rice in each pudding cloth. Placed finely shredded lemon peel in the core of each apple.
4. Wrap the pudding cloth around each apple so that the rice is evenly distributed around the apple. This is the most challenging part! Once the cloth is tied, gently massage the dumpling until the rice surrounds the apple. Be sure the cloth is firmly noted and there is space for the rice to expand.
5. Boil the puddings for 75 minutes.
Thanks for the plastic rant! Unfortunately, not a lot of people are aware of it and if you start thinking about it it’s scary that we have turned our beautiful world into this toxic waste land. I applaud you for this public service announcement. My dad died at a fairly young age from colon cancer so this means a lot. Also my sister is cleansing her home from plastic. It is hard though. Almost everything is wrapped in plastic or containing plastic.
Thanks again! Julie from Sweden
I hope RFK, Jr. can help us get rid of some of these toxins in our foods and water. Our son and daughter-in-law are cleansing their home from plastics, too.
We also didn't have as many allergies back then, either.
The couple that plays together, stays together! Words of wisdom from an older divorced woman...😊❤
I completely agree Justine... I have found it impossible.... Everything is plastic, wrapped in plastic, stored in plastic... It is cost prohibitive to be plastic free today.
Totally agree, guys. we've poisoned our lives with plastics chemicals pesticides artificial colorings and seed oils! We need to go back to basics. ❤💙
Ah man the lingonberries are amazing and they even have juice!!
My sister's husband was diagnosed with multiple myeloma cancer. He was only 65 when he died. He would heat his lunch every day in a microwave in the plastic container in which he took it to work. My sister suspected eating food heated in the container contributed to or may have even caused the cancer. So sad. His son to this day does not purchase any foods that are sold in plastic containers. So many unnatural and unhealthy products we are consuming and even breathing in.
I hope your little one comes into the world healthy and beautiful.
A few months before my 40th birthday, I was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. They said I can't be healed but we can try to slow the process. So that's what I've been going through since the summer. It's scary but thankfully I have an amazing support system.
May God hold you in his hands.
Hey showing fails is also educational as well as entertaining thanks so much! 😂🫶
"I would tweek it with common sense" Lol best ingredient in cooking, I'd say!
Justine and Ron: I think I found it. Looking over your receipt it states "then have ready some thin cloths to tie the balls in; put the rice in the cloth" so the cloth will help adhere the rice to the ball and it even warns "be careful how you turn them into the dish that you do not break the rice" so very delicate dish. I think on your 2nd attempt they will be better. I see the diappointment.
You did great giving it a try, folks. Have you chatted with the Townsends to see what they did? No big deal and I'm amazed at Justine's patience. Have had three kids (now in their 40s) and when you're pregnant you can EXPECT your emotions to be all over the place -- VERY SOON you'll start to feel that sweetheart inside fluttering around and it will be hard to concentrate on ANYTHING except what the little character is doing.
Just for fun when I got the ultrasound for my third kiddo, it was SO fun to watch. He was really jumping around in there, pushing himself off one side of the womb to go flying to the other side. MAKE SURE YOU GET TO WATCH YOUR ULTRASOUND(s). If it's possible for Ron to go as well, you both will enjoy seeing what the little guy or girl is doing. I think it's possible to get them to take a picture of it as well to take home for the baby book.
Love you guys and SO happy for you, and.your adventure with the new one!!!
By the way Ron, with all your carpentry talent, are you crafting a Frontier high chair for the Sweetie?
Hey Justine and Ron, you guys looked so nice in this episode. Especially, with the cabin decor. It would make a great picture. I hope you're feeling well Justine. I'm sorry your dish didn't turn out this time. There's nothing worse than buying all of the ingredients, putting in all the time and effort, and then it's a disaster. It's so disappointing. I'm right there with you in your rant. I've been complaining for years. I'm old school. Humans are smart enough to come up with something else. Take care
The cabin looks so peaceful and gorgeous in the snow
Ahhh, the days of youth: you two playing in the snow.
Im 72 and dont like snow. We have 7 or more inches right now in Southern
Indiana . Supposed to be 39 tomorrow. Looking forward to the big melt.
I hope the two of you and your loved ones are all weathering the storm okay! I'm looking forward to catching this and chatting with everybody later! Cheers, all! 😊
Thank you for your kind words!!
@ Of course, Ron! ☺️
Cute couple in a beautiful snowy setting. 💕
The rice that you can get today is most likely different that the rice of the 1800s. Julia Child had problems with her recipes when she tried to bring them to the US. The flour in France was different than the flour that she could get in the US
I love watching both of you! Thanks for the fun. So excited for baby Rayfield, Justine and Ron. I wish you a healthy, happy and blessed week! xoxo
I believe that fibre-glass is literally glass fibres (how they turn glass into fibres I don't know) but the resin that is used issss........drum roll, polyester resin! So yes, I think there are indeed plastics in fibre-glass insulation.
When you cook rice that long it might become sticky? Therefore, acting as a "glue" to hold the "snowballs" together? IDK, just a thought.
Justine... found my snowball recipe. It came from September 2015 Townsends calendar. So they used the recipe from Primitive Cookery. Yes I kept it as a whole apple. No egg... fill the core of the apple with the lemon zest. Mine worked just like their's and we did it again for Crockett Days so we cooked it over an open fire and it also worked just fine... it's just a boring recipe. We did add syrup to liven it up. It does work... you will feel the rice if its cooked or not.
I’m 48 and have had cancer twice. Once at age 24, second time last year - two totally different types of cancer. My recent one was kidney cancer which my dr said could be caused from microplastics in the water.
We can't wait for historical baby! So cute!
Congratulations on you future arrival. 🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊
Hello Justine, short grain rice works better because it is starchier and thus it sticks together. Arborio rice, pearl rice are starchy rices too.
High starch rice would stick after boiling in a cloth? And use a whole Apple? You got me on this one! Lol
Y’all are going to freeze. In North Dakota ( southern Canada lol) it’s so cold here that we are running water in a thin stream so the pipes in the bathroom don’t freeze!!
I agree that we need to cut down or out using plastic in our everyday life. It's difficult when packaging of goods are already in plastic bottles or bags.
We can do 'our bit' by buying loose produce, carry our own grocery bags (cloth) to pack our groceries and recycling existing plastic containers etc.
The more 'green' we can become, the more our planet can thrive along with its inhabitants...thank you for bringing this to our attention! PS...Justine, you look glowing in your pregnancy. ❤
Absolutely on point. We have traded quality for quantity. Poor quantity at that.
Pregnancy is normally 40 weeks. 37 weeks is considered full term. 40 weeks is considered full full term. Why not wait to find out the gender until the baby is born? Back in the 1800s the gender was not known until the baby was born. I’m only kidding of course. You do what you want. I couldn’t wait either. But in a way I wish I would have waited until they were born.
I’m so excited for you both. Nothing more amazing than holding your little one. It’s a testament of your love for each other.
Thanks for sharing. Take care, see ya :)
Newborn crunch-sooo cool! What about an Amazon registry for folks who’d like to buy you things so you don’t get overwhelmed
I never found out the gender of my babies as ultrasounds were not common at the time. It was always so exciting!
I'm glad you made it through the storm and then my daughter said it got bad down there she had a lot of ice and she's just one town over from you blessings to you and all of yours
it has to do with the linen wrapper, i made just Jasmin rice around a peeled apple.. I put down a bottom layer of rice and placed the wrapper in a big muffin tin then poured the rice around the apple till it covered the apple then twisted the cloth tight and tied it together .....as the rice swelled in the bath it formed a ball..... but had to let it chill before i opened it up.
Justine, you crack me up every time with your Weird History Facts intro!
I hadn't thought about how my filters are plastic 🥴. It is so hard to get away from but you do what you can and leave the rest to God. Looking forward to the gender reveal episode!
I love old movies too!! You Tube has free classic movies I have been watching the past week it’s cool seeing the places like Paris before it was all tourists etc
"For You formed my inward parts; You covered me in my mother’s womb. I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Marvelous are Your works, And that my soul knows very well.” - Psalm 139:13-14
Amen🙇♀️💖
I’m so excited for you two. Y’all will make amazing parents. ❤❤❤
@@HannahofYore Amen....blessings on your baby and you both
Congratulations 🎊
I checked after hearing your speech about plastic and it's true everywhere you turn there is plastic, it's very sad to actually see the sea full of plastic, thanks
Thank you for talking about the importance of the topic you spoke of. Made me think twice about what I should change to make it better.. Very thought provoking!!
I'm sorry.I did make a suggestion of peeling the apples first. But I am not going to try and make this. It does not sound yummy in the least...lol😅
But I appreciate you trying it. These old recipes seem to be a lot of work. And I appreciate your effort.❤
15:01 sadly, I just had a childhood friend pass away after fighting stage 4 rectal cancer for over two years. We’re in our early 30’s and it’s scary to think of what changes the world has gone through to be doing to our bodies 😢
To prevent cancer, diabetes (which is the cause for all "diseases") GO CARNIVORE!
🥩🥓🧈🥚
You might try making two meals, one to try and one you love, so Ron is not sitting through the Chew and Chat hungry. Love you guys!🥰
Hi Justine and Ron enjoyed watching tonights chew and chat. I got to thinking about your problem with the rice on the snowballs when I make rice it tends to stick together when it cools after you let the liquid out let them cool before unwrapping . I'm going to give them a try and see if I can make them they sound good. Nice to see happy parents to be. 🩷from PA.
Oh I am so happy for you two. Yeah. Congranulation’s again 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I read once were snow was used as leveling for baking , imagine that
Justine, your baby bump is adorable ❤❤❤
Also look into how they get rid of fiberglass windmill blades they can’t recycle them. All they do is bury them.
Same with paper water cups and coffee cups lined with plastic the hot water is introduced and then tarts to dissolve the plastics into the liquid! Oh yes I am down for this Rabbit hole!!!! Bring it!!!
Yup. Wyoming dumps them in Casper. They get paid millions of dollars to cut the blades into 3 parts and just bury them! So wasteful! I am ALL FOR coal power! Look up the Steamboat Springs rehabilitation project where they bury the ashes. It is so cool and actually eco-friendly.
Perhaps add some honey with the rice precooked and peel the apples.
Sometimes, recipes just don't always turn out. I'm very happy and excited about your pregnancy ❤😊 CONGRATULATIONS!🎉
You didn't flour the cloth. Every pudding dish you've made before, you've floured to help it not stick. It seems like it'd help be a binder too. Y'all have a great weekend!
“They are all tools that can make you happy”, Justine. Well done, woman who understands men!
Fiberglass is spun glass. I think that you are so right about man made materials! We are going to build a new house, and hope to use as much natural products as possible. have a good week! Stay warm!
I have a feeling you needed to use a different rice like a glutinous or sweet rice not a regular one. Try using some long-grain sticky rice varieties. It's very important to rinse and soak the rice before cooking, or it won't turn out right. The recommendation is to rinse the rice under cold water until the liquid is no longer milky-colored. Then, cover the rice with two inches of cold water and let it soak for 2 to 24 hours. Drain the rice before using. I love your videos and the fact that you're not afraid to show the fails. Love to hear the latest baby news !👶 Maybe we can look forward to some 1820's advice on child rearing! ❤
Exactly my thoughts too.
I was going to say that to them too!
Same here. The wrong rice
What is so funny is I can’t not make sticky rice 😂 I think I cook longer with more water and it is always a sticky ball
When my cousin married her husband from Puerto Rico, she was learning to make rice and beans properly. He always said that was the year she cooked snowballs! 😅
Husqvarna also makes excellent scissors and sewing machines!
You guys are couple goals!
The Roman's put a little bit of led in their wine to sweeten or reduce the acid from it.
My father gave me a Husqvarna Sewing machine in 1973. It is amazing and still kicking.
Ron did your siblings and dad like the Carolina snowballs as well. Well if Mom's was different why not ask if she could make a few and share them with Justine. She can send her recipe maybe it will be a common food in your home too.
A reveal show when ya find out what the baby is, that would be awsome
Hi you two..can't wait for today's video...as always. Is that snowball explosion real? If so it's so awesome. Love from Idaho
I've been on a natural fiber kick. Trying to cut those polyester/spandex/acrylics outta my wardrobe. It's hard but I love cotton and wool.
Have you read "to dye for" by alden wicker? Good read!
Ive never boiled a pudding, always steamed in a pudding basin, and horror of horrors i now microwave them🙈
Y'all are so cute snow ball fighting. I love in Texas and we don't get much snow and I love snow. I agree about the plastic we use way to much and they keep making more things out of it then turn around and say how bad it is. Y'all have a blessed week
Maybe don't clean the rice and only cook till the startches are activated. That way the starch can act as a binding agent and help keep the "ball" shape.
I live In Colorado we have no snow and it’s very very cold. Last year we had very hot Sumner usually temps are in the 90’s not 102 degrees
We built our house 25 years ago, and all of our trim is 1 x 4 pine/fir. The End.
I agree, we use stainless steel hot/cold mugs for our coffee and water. Saves so much money and is so much better for the environment.
I really like it when you made bread stuff mushrooms 🍄, they like so so so good
Jasmine rice works great!!
Try it!!😊😊😊
Sam TN
Fiberglass is NOT plastic. It’s GLASS! It’s melted glass spun into a fluffy material similar to the way melted sugar is spun into cotton candy. They use a lot of recycled glass in the making of it. My husband worked for a company that made fiberglass.
This was an eye opening episode & I apprecited thia rant. Looking through my house, inside my refrigerator & etc, I see nothing but plastics! We have a lot of wood on the house, we recycled barn wood, white washed it & made accent walls with it. My furniture ia real heavy old fashioned woods. But loke what hubby sais ir is a double edge sword. I have got rid of all seed oils in cooking, and cook only with beef tallow, bacon grease, butter & lard. Trying to at least ear healthier. God bless you two.
I’m eating salad at the moment hehe. I enjoy watching early American and frontier patriot. Also love seeing the snow. Where I reside we have fires here in California in LA county. I feel very sad and helpless from what I have to help. I’m trying to think positive and will focus on what I can help with. Anyways enjoy watching this.
Hi, Ron and Justine!
Awwww! What a shame about your Carolina Snowballs. Justine, try the recipe with cooked rice this time for a future Chew and Chat? Your baby bump is sweet! Hope you both had a wonderful New Year's. God bless!
Our last house had carpet that was something like half recycled plastic bottles. It sounded like a good idea at the time...don't ask about the static...
Tupperware was the beginning of taking glass food containers out of the fridge and it was made of petroleum oil
Good to see you all been busy for you to I’m sure GOD bless you!!!
Almost everything we used in the hospital was plastic.
Love ❤️ watching you guys & congratulations to you both ❤
The last time I drank a soda from a glass bottle, it was one of those Mexican sodas, and it had almost no flavor.
Interesting about the snow ball receipt! This picture looks comical Ron and Justine snow ball fight! Hope you all doing good! Here in Menifee co KY so far we had 9 inches together and ice storm.The ice was a inch thick. No electricity to evening to morning. The electric wint off several times. Tomorrow 3 to 6 inches.Rebecca and David Back.
Hi guys,
Nice to see you, and looking good.
Just so you know, when you build your own house, you can decide what kind of pipes bring you water. My husband built our house, water pipes are cast iron and steel. Not one inch of PVC. However: I can't get away from the milk bottles, the shampoo bottles etc...
Good luck with staying away from plastic. Then again, when you drop the shampoo bottle in your shower, aren't you glad it isn't made out of glass? Not saying I'm for plastic, just saying there's no getting away from it...
Take care the both of you. Love to watch you and listen to you.
The rice was a specific kind grown in Carolina and Georgia. It is no longer easy to get but can be ordered
When I was stationed in England in the early 1980’s, they shipped in soda from the states. It became a crap shoot as to whether that batch of soda tasted like the aluminum can. The soda companies did fix that problem but in the meantime, a case lasted two and a half weeks for two people, who needed caffeine to function when you couldn’t drink anymore coffee.
I hate the plastic in the world too - it wasn't like that when I was small.
I will try it. Challenge excepted 😅 It will be our homeschool project
Remember the movie the Graduate, his parents friend told him one word… “plastics”!
Our local plumbing code requires copper pipe and cast iron for drinking water but we use pvc for wastewater. I’d be curious to see if we have a lower cancer rate here
Love tonight. You're both so fun.
LOL those things look nasty! Thank you for sharing your "mistakes" with us- Keeping it real from the historic cookbook!! Love the snowball fight at the end!. 🥰
Absolutely beautiful there…. Can I come with my boys on a mini vacay?! Like I said on the other channel, they fell apart just like weather here did! After following weather all week and anticipation of 1-4 in of snowfall we got was hard, mean ice balls! So next time, don’t cook “Carolina” snowballs, try like Pennsylvania Snowballs! Ugh! 😅
And, it still looks really yummy! Justine, you are preg and killing it! Don’t be so hard on yourself plus Ron loves everything you cook!❤
You two are the best. Glad to see you are doing well.
I wonder if u parboiled the rice, then filled them, then wrapped it really tight, let them cool in the pudding cloth, and shape them into balls?