🍭1830s Homemade Caramel Candy YUM | Wigs? | LIVE CHAT
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2024
- This week Justine has made a treat thats sure to either break or rot your teeth or worse do both! Cooked sugar aka caramel has been a sweet treat for a long time. Will Ron like it, will he be able to stop himself from eating all of it, we shall see...
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The two of you are such a joy to watch! Ron, last week you made some comments that you have repeated several times throughout the time my husband and I have watched both channels, which is well over a yr ago. You and Justine are not broke. You and your families and friends are wealthier than the majority of the planet with all the skills and traditions you have preserved throughout the generations. You are smarter and more educated than most people as well. Never underestimate yourself. You two are a WEALTH of knowledge!
I really agree with you👍
I'm with you Ron (fellow Midwesterner): "Carmel." 😅 We are Jewish, but happy Easter to our Christian friends! 🥚🐇🥀🌻 💖🙏 The 1830s "carmel" is beautiful. It looks like amber.
We say it both ways, I guess. We drizzle caramel over ice cream but eat Carmel apples 🍎 😊
Thank you!!! I was trying to determine what the older recipe reminded me of. It looks very much like amber.
I love Werthers originals, both the hard, chewy, and soft ones filled with vanilla or chocolate centers. They are buttery and creamy.
Thanks for a great video. After this was finished I went to my local hardware store. (which was open today) and bought a windshield hammer with seat belt cutter. Your message must have gotten to a lot of people because he only had 3 left. He asked me if it was on the news and I told him that it was featured on my favourite UA-cam channel. Then I told him why. He toke 2 of the hammers of the shelf and put them behind the counter and told me that it's for his wife and daughter.
Thank you for sharing this. You don't realize it but you might have saved a few lives today.
Blessing to all who have lost a loved one on the Bridge accident in Baltimore.
Cheers from the pacific northwest. Canada side.
I should get one too....there are two bridges here, but both have been replaced or added to....I guess they are safe as can be.
Fortunately cars were stopped from going on the Francis Scott Key bridge at both ends, so I don't think any cars went in. Sadly about six people doing maintenance did fall in did not survive.
@@charlottekey8856I really hope so.
I heard on the BCC that radar had picked up cars in the water. I pray that they are wrong and no one was lost in a car going over the bridge.
I prefer the hard caramel. My grandfather used to make peanut brittle-this caramel with lots of peanuts in it! So delicious 😋
I’ll have to wait until Monday to watch after Holy Week.
A Blessed and Happy Easter to all!✝️🙏
I'm not the least bit surprised that you two made candy right after Justine had a wisdom tooth taken out… You two are just a pair, honestly. 😂 Can't wait to catch the premiere in a few hours! I hope everyone has had a wonderful week so far! Cheers! 😊✨
Hard and chewy candy at that! A dentist's nightmare
@@EarlyAmerican Talk about tempting fate! Both of you are nutty, but we all love you anyhow! 😆
My 19-year-old daughter had all 4 of her wisdom teeth taken out today. 😢 She looks like a sore little chipmunk. Seeing your recovery, Justine, helps me remember the pain won't last long.
Thank you for raising awareness for having a car glass breaker! It is sooooo important! I have had one with a seat belt cutter right in my car door for easy access for years now. Never needed it, hope I never will, but it gives some peace of mind! They’re cheap but soooo life-saving!
The divining rods are legit. We used to use them to locate water lines when I was working for an electrical company that had to dig 6 feet into the ground to lay the power lines. What you can do is get a wire copper clothes hanger and cut two pieces off of it. Bend them into an L shape and just lightly hold the shorter end in your hands. When they cross the void in the earth, they'll automatically swing towards each other. It's fun to use them. Try it sometime.
I ordered my brand new Jeep Patriot several years ago with manual windows and door locks. I haven't missed power windows and door locks yet. My dad used to say the more stuff you have on a car the more chance there is for stuff to stop working.
so true!
That was on an episode of Mythbusters. You either have to immediately open the door when you hit the water, or you have to wait until the car fills with water and open the door then. Basically, you need to wait until the pressure equals out otherwise there is a few hundred pounds of pressure pushing against the door. The window breakers should work either way.
I will be watching after work. Watching the chew and chat video, is the highlight of my week. I also enjoy watching the process of making the food. I send ❤ and blessings to all. Have a great weekend.
Thank you for joining us! ❤
I had an ancestor (he was the grandfather of my Revolutionary War patriot) who was a periwig maker in London. The noun wig came about as a shortened form of the word periwig. Although wigs were worn by the upper class and making one took a great deal of skill, periwig makers were among the poorest of the skilled trades. One can imagine that after the French revolution, the poor wig makers were in desperate straits indeed.
Thanks, Justine, for that fun demonstration. They also have those at office depot. I plan on getting one every time that I go in there. Thanks for the reminder. I also loved your caramel making segment and chew &chat. I'm glad you found a guy to dig your well for you too.
Enjoyed the video! Im an old Lady and never in my whole life have i ever heard of ... undercarriage wigs!!!?. Lean something every day!😂 Glad you have progress on your house. Love you two❤❤❤
I really agree with you👍
The candy looks great, but it would be hard for me to chew it, unless I suck it. The other one is soft. Love the fact that they have few ingredients.
I didn’t know that the Egyptian started using wigs.
Roman fashion was better by looking at the painting.
Interesting to know that George Washington was a redhead.
I’m glad that you contacted another well guy, the other one was making excuses to not doing the job.
Thank you for the car breaker device. It’s a must to have one.
I used heavy-gauge copper to douze our water, gas, and electric lines. Works like a charm.
HAPPY 😊 EASTER 🐣, MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR CHANNEL ❤
I have had a glass breaker for roughly 20 yrs. It is in my car’s center console but very likely I would be able to find it with all the junk I have in there. I am going to take it out and find a better place for it. It has to be easily available. Happy Easter to all who celebrate.
Oh I love caramel! I make caramel by simmering a can of sweetened condensed milk for a couple hours. It's easy and so good!
Is that it? incredible!
@@littlehummingbird1015 that's really all you do. Make sure it's completely cool when you open it.
@@ladycici1364 you mean you actually heat an UNOPENED CAN?...you don't pour out the milk into a pot and simmer it?
@@littlehummingbird1015 yes, you actually cook it in the can.
@@ladycici1364 thanks...I just saw a video of it...
I use the post 1860 caramel made with ground cinnamon before it reaches candy stage served over baked sweet potatoes. Perfect with an Easter ham. 🥰
Anyone can ‘witch for water’. It doesn’t take anything special from the person doing it. When we had a well dug they came out and did that same thing. He then showed us how we ourselves could find water. It was awesome.
I say both carmel and caramel depending on how fancy it is 😂
The 1830 caramel makes me think of the candy people used to put on snow. In the 1800s
Happy Easter and thank you for the reminder, I have been meaning to get one of those forever. I ordered one online. My great grandmother's farmhouse had a huge rainwater cistern in their basement because they couldn't dig a well. She told stories about how it got them through many droughts.
I say Car-mul because I'm a Southerner 😛 also I bet hot caramel feels like hot glue, I stuck my fingertips in some hot glue and that was the worst burn I've ever felt because it was thick & stuck right to my poor burning skin. Unlike caramel, hot glue also gives a slight chemical burn, which didn't help matters 😢
I guess it didn't!!! eeeeoooowwww!!!!!
I keep a glass of ice water with me when using hot glue to dip my burnt fingers in quickly.
Thanks for the entertainment! Don't eat too much caramel, save room for hard boiled decorated eggs! I like mine with hot mustard.
Happy Easter to both of you! What are your plans for the weekend? Perfect choice to do caramel the Friday before Easter!
I was thinking he might have climbed the stones of the fireplace....
Important note for a glass breaker/seatbelt cutter: make sure it’s within reach if your seatbelt locks on impact.
I have a small pen size one on my visor and am trying to find a way to keep my hammer version close enough to me, thinking center console.
When you warned against pouring the caramel over ice cream it reminded me of maxing Jack Wax as a child. Quite common here in the Northeast, you heat up maple syrup and then pour over snow outside. The instant hot to cold turns it to candy almost instantly. Depending on how hot you heat it, anything from a hard, brittle candy to a softer taffy consistency. It’s sooooo yummy! 🍁
I wonder what year some genius added peanuts 🥜 and made the first peanut brittle. 🤔
What a great show. All kinds of interesting & helpful segments. THANKS!
I love carmel so much.
So, I watch a lot of survival stuff. And right before that tragedy I was watching sinking car videos. They said...
•Roll down your windows, do not open the doors. (Even electric windows should work long enough for you to get the windows down before it short circuits.)
•Do not climb to the back seat.
•Get out of the vehicle as fast as you can, you only have seconds.
On an unrelated video, do not get a Tesla! They made a special glass that keeps the glass together if you're ever in an accident, but because it doesn't shatter, you'd be stuck inside the car. They couldn't even break the glass with a small sledge hammer
Have a blessed weekend you too! Yummy candy!!❤
As always good to hear from you oh the pressure between the house building and the wedding omg
Hi Guys,
Be sure to add Gunston Hall, home of George Mason on your historic pilgrimage! It's right by Mount Vernon, here in Virginia, and is a wonderful genteel home and setting with light visitor traffic ~ one of my favorite historic homes, just beautiful and simple elegance at its best. Happy Easter !
Hi Ron and Justine,
Thank you for supplying the information about the window-breaking hammers. It’s important to know. If anyone is going over a bridge, and you don’t have a device to break the windows, please wind your windows down before getting on the bridge. With that said, we will be getting one just in case there is ever a time a child or pet locked in a car.
On another note, I’m not an expert candy maker, but I have made more than my share of caramel. To achieve a firmer set, it would work best to take the boiling ingredients to the “hard ball” stage on a Candy thermometer (250-265 F) rather than reducing the amount of liquid.
Blessings to you both!
Thank you Justine and Ron for the protection of trying to free ourselves from a vehicle! ❤
Any recipes on maple sugar candies from early 1800’s?
Great episode! So full of such random stuff. It was funny watching y’all squirm talking about the “hair piece”. Also, thanks for your kind hearts and thinking of your fans with the window hammer. So glad you guys are getting blessed with the things you need to complete your home. ❤️❤️
Funny story. My dad has psoriasis and I was going around telling people he had Syphilis. I mixed the two up. He was so mad that I was telling people that but my mom was cracking up about it lol.
That is so funny
Love you two. Happy Easter. He is Risen.
Great thing to get here in Florida
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@@susanwarren398 😂 Oh dear
Oh my gosh! You guys bring me to tears. Murkin? I've been in a situation that I needed to break a window. I was a caretaker for a 400lb disabled woman who tried to drive her specialized van. Long story short, she backed up into the collum that was in a parking garage and the structure was coming down. It threw her to the back of the van. She had a ten inch gash in her leg Broken glass was everywhere but the drivers and passengers front seat windows. The engine was running in reverse. I was affraid it was going to catch on fire. I picked up rocks trying to get the window to shatter so I could turn off the ignition. It didn't work. I was looking for something bigger to use when the aid trucks and firemen showed up. Everybody is getting one of those tools in their Christmas stockings this year. Thank you for your public service.
Justine, just had to let you know Amazon does sell merkins! LOL. Happy Easter to both you and Ron!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
As a kid, when I lived in Germany, I loved apples with a red caramel layer. They were only selled on amusement fairs, so I didn't eat them very often, but its really good. God bless you guys. I just love watching your videos .
I don’t know about your version, but in America, that’s a red candied apple and the other is carmel coated.
Thank you for talking about the car window breaker. I’m ordering two right now, so I can give one to my daughter. Love your channel 💜
☺️🌈💞love you both,have a beautiful Resurrection Sunday.✝️🙏
We pour hot maple syrup over snow here. It makes something like that clear, brittle type.
Ill be there after Good Friday Service ❤❤
I am glad you guys talked about the window breaker hammer. I went straight to Amazon and ordered one for my daughter's car. Thanks.
You can also use the metal part of the car head rest to break the car glass
Loved the caramel demonstration. I prefer the caramel with the dairy. Ps - Thanks for the reminder for the window hammer. We will buy soon.👍❤️
Awesome caramel hardens at certain cooking temperatures you have to test it drip in cold water
Carmels were interesting, and look good. BUT, lol , the wig history was interesting, lol. Love the updates on the house. My fatherinlaw showed me how he found water , so a well could be dug. Hope your well provides good water
Thank you for that lifesaving tip! I don't drive, but I can sure tell my relatives and friends to keep that tool in their gloveboxes.
I'd like to try making cream caramel with a touch of molasses and some chopped pecans. 😋
Have a beautiful Easter, Ron and Justine! 🙏❤
I used those rods when I was 8 in the backyard to help my dad locate where he could dig! I was amazed 😊
totally different circumstances, but my mom and dad had well issues when they moved a few years ago and it turned out to be a blessing
Mmmmmm! I love making candy. Especially at Christmas.
So, the Caramel candy base can take on different flavors by adding some Loranne oils into the hard candy mixture before its pored out to cool. So good! I am wondering if they were able to make it different flavors like that back in the early 1800s? Maybe put orange peel or lemon peel in some cloth and let it cook with the sugar. I bet some blue spruce baby tips might give a nice taste, too. Or lavender...mint...etc.
I believe more boiling time for a more defined shaped soft caramels. It would make them a bit darker, too. Adding some finely chopped nuts might be good, too. Or nuts on the top. Overall, homemade caramels are the best!
Well, Happy Easter Week to you both and your families! God bless! Sue 😊❤
Don't matter how you pronounce caramel, let's just eat it! Lol😂
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So happy for you guys Wedding coming up ♥️♥️🐱
Patricia
I make caramel sauce with maple syrup, coconut milk, butter/oil and salt. I wonder if I could just reduce it more than I normally would and it would become a candy. My kids would really enjoy that! I'll have to give it a try.
Very, um, interesting info regarding wigs lol.
The French use hard caramel as glue to make puff pastry towers as wedding cakes. They are beautiful. Hard caramel is easy to make, but as you mentioned, Justine, painful if you spill it on your skin.
I appreciate the safety tips about the hammer and glass! My boss gave me for Christmas a hand held device and and it was also a seatbelt cutter. Appreciate the history on the wigs! Happy Easter God speed Rebecca and David Back.
That cats got a good game going on!😂
CarAMel 😊 and I love it! Werthers originals in the gold wrappers
I'm definitely with Justine. I say it how I see it, and I'm originally from Maine. My husband's from Ohio, and he says it like Ron says it.
you could also pour the hard candy variety into a praline mold with little shapes (there are so many shapes available even as food grade silicone moulds today) and make individual bonbons/candy that can fit into your mouth and is sucked down.
Not only is corn syrup bad for you, but it cuts down on the taste. Get a candy thermometer. Soft ball/ fudge is 240 degrees. Or the old way is to drop a small amount (1/2 teaspoon or so) into a glass of cold water. Pour out the water. The candy will be on the bottom so continue pouring it onto your fingertips. If you can hold it and it's soft, then it's done. So it's soft ball. This is totally accurate. Have fun!
Yall are sugared up today 🤣🤣 Hilarious and love watching the two of you ❤
Carmels are hard chewy and caramel is gooey.😊
Happy Easter!
The early recipe is what I've always called "glass candy". I've made it for years from a recipe I got in 8th grade home economics class...😊 News Flash! This is exactly how they make lollypops!😊lollipops! It also makes great "stained glass" Christmas cookies...
The caramel looks delish, and thanks for the very interesting history lesson. Luv n hugs and have a Blessed Easter
Loved the review of the caramels! Hey Ron, I think the word you were looking for was "prevalent". It is sad for the reasons why people had to wear wigs back then. Justine, love the information on the fashions and how they changed. You both are very talented and love watching your videos!
Thank you, Justine and Ron for another week of fun! I'm with Ron on pronunciation of caramel and it looks so good. Have a blessed and Happy Easter! xoxo
I am so glad you got your well taken care of.
That’s how I’ve found the spot to drill our well in Connecticut. Beautiful clear water through the ledge. I miss it
Ref. The sugar water caramel. It would be great to find a mold that would have a whole in it and make Christmas ornaments.
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Yay for Carmel! Beats rabbit 😂
I use both words.. carAmel when it is soft and carmel when it’s hard.
lol 😝
Very interesting candy making Justine!!! Love it.
One of my grandmother's recipes dating from the 1850s or 60s I forget which as the cookbook is I think the 4th or 5th edition says you crush it up and you put it on top of little finger cakes that's what they called I guess finger cakes I don't remember the proper name and it's a nice decoration.
Wow ! You've convinced me. I'm buying one straight away. Merci beaucoup xxxx
Thanks for the window demo!❤
You two make me feel so peaceful and happy. Thank you so much for all of your time and knowledge❤️
Wait! Pubic Wigs?!😂
This is the recipe for making iceamelt they use it to imitate glass you add dye to the sugar mixture before it turns to candy
Precious cat. He’s a star!
I say Carmel like Ron says. From Agawam MA that's the way we've always pronounced it.
Yes Rob is saying right. There is a tiny piece of carbon on the tip that breaks the grass. I've seen kids throw the carbon tip from a spark plug at store window to watch them shatter.
Greetings from Montana! 👋🇺🇸 Have a blessed Easter Sunday! 😇🙏🐇🐥🌼
Car- mel
My Mom bought me a window smasher/seatbelt cutter thing 25 yrs ago & it's been in my car ever since.
I always enjoy your videos thanks for the tip
Mythbusters tested the car under water thing years ago. Yes if you don't get out before it goes under, you have to wait for it to equalize pressure.
Great advice. We all own those hammers because we live around water everywhere we go. We go from Beaufort sc to Florida. Oceans rivers and lakes everywhere we go!
Looking forward to seeing you both
Happy Easter 🙏❤️
MY neighbor was outside cleaning near my window and the convo turned to STD, Merkens, Crabs, Prostitutes. Your show is never like this. Great Topic for Easter guys! I am getting a kick of the segway from Candy to Std's etc.
I’m basically from northern New England and say it like it would be spelled carmull. The pre 1860 carmel is like the maple lollipops I got as a child…
Justine, the 2-ingredient recipe makes me think about The Little House books. Laura talked about pouring a mixture over snow to make? candy snow? I'll need to find my Little House Cookbook and see if it's in there. Until then, love from the Southern California desert 🏜
Happy Easter Justine and Ron 🙏💙❤️🌹