🐇 Dinner on the Frontier | Stewed Rabbit | Questions & Answers LIVE CHAT
Вставка
- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Welcome friends to another Chew & Chat! Justine has prepared a dish from the 1770s: rabbit! Today, we will answer some of our most asked questions on both Early American and Frontier Patriot. So pull up a seat. Let's get to it!
To see this meal and others being prepared please visit our MAIN channel Early American, thank you!
Link to cooking video- • 18th Century Cooking A...
Samsonhistorical link- www.samsonhist...
Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @frontierpatriot - Навчання та стиль
Hi Ron and Justine , my names Anesha I’m 27 and I’ve been following both of your channels for a while now and I’ve never commented before but I just wanted to say , Justine, every time I see you on camera I think “oh my Gosh she’s so beautiful!” I hope you don’t listen to negative comments people leave. You have been a huge inspiration for me , I’ve recently stopped wearing makeup because I am trying to appreciate myself for how God made me and you really have inspired me to do that! I think you are so beautiful, , sweet and such a lovely person ❤ Justine you are sunshine personified ☀️
Totally agree, I think Justine is beautiful! And I’ve never thought she was pregnant. 😂 Some people have no sense of what multiple layers of fabric does to the shape of a person with a normal body. Justine and Ron 4ever.
I grew up on rabbit - it's a cheap form of meat for a large family. The dish LOOKS delicious. Replace the mace and nutmeg with onion powder and garlic powder and I bet it would be wonderful!
I was thinking that exact same thing. And I use nutmeg in a lot of creamed dishes, but only a TINY amount. My grandmother used to say, "You should never taste the nutmeg, you should just add enough for people to barely notice and ask, 'mmm, what is that lovely, subtle flavor?'"
That's what I was thinking, too. Garlic & onion would make that dish delicious. 🧄🧅
I had the same thoughts watching her make it on the other channel. “MACE?? NUTMEG??” I had to come over here
When I was little my mom would make a rabbit stew with dumplings. It was delicious and I’m sure it didn’t have maze or nutmeg.🤮
@@merriedger882 LOL!🐰
Once, I stood in front of my bathroom mirror and said "Nutmeg! Nutmeg! Nutmeg!" And John Townsend appeared behind me and made me eat a Poor Man's Feast! With extra you-know-what on top! 😲
😆🤣
I think Justine is making that face because she realized how all that milk used to cook that dish is going to effect Ron. It also explains why Ron is smiling!
People need to respect others private lives. You choose to share a part of your lives with us, and I'm so grateful for that. My Grandma used to say people had "nose trouble" with questions / comments like that. Share what you like, the rest is your business! That being said (whew) you two are wonderful and honest and just keep being you!!❤❤ On a side note, eggs are determined by breed not time frame. We raise Barred Rock for eggs.
People are so rude to ask if you are pregnant!!!! How could people not tell it is the clothing? The many layers on top of layers, pleating and gathering...it is very clear to anyone with eyes and common sense that the shaping is because of the clothing.
I had my girls 13 years ago, but since I carried twins and I was very thin, I was ALL babies and my tumny was HUGE. I will forever have a little kangaroo pouch that I am totally fine with and proud of. When my girls were 3 or 4 years old, someome at work asked "how many more weeks?" I was so confused, had no idea what he was asking about...then it dawned on me that he thought I was pregnant and nearing the end, I apparently looked that pregnant!!! He was humiliated when I told him I wasnt expecting.
My brother jokes that a woman could go past him with half a baby hanging out and he still wouldnt dare ask if she was pregnant 😂 My mom raised us with manners!
“Shhh. Be vewy vewy quiet, I'm hunting wabbits"
Love this Couple.
Rolling on the floor!
@@JanWhite-t8l : yes! Justine and Ron are so genuine and personable. You can't help but love them.
I feel if you can’t say anything kind or uplifting, it’s best to remain silent. Justine you are lovely and so sweet. ❤
Your hair down looks very beautiful and long Justine❤
Aw thank you !
Just gorgeous locks!!!!
Speaking of not eating at McDonalds…. Last night, my husband was working late, he thought he would just stop and get a hamburger… he went to several fast food restaurants. The dining rooms had closed at 8pm. And he was just not going to pay the prices they were asking these days for a “cheapie” hamburger. He came home, and made himself an egg sandwich, homemade bread and fresh eggs from our own chickens.
I love fried egg sandwiches
Smart man!
Much healthier
People on the internet can be horrible! I suffered severe childhood abuse and neglect and did an interview last year. Most comments were uplifting and sweet. While others were just plain mean and negative. Things people would never say to your face! It's so frustrating but ignore them! You are beautiful!
It would have been great if Townsend knocked on the door and came in and sat down with you.
I absolutely love both of your channels. Keep up the great work.
We would love that too ❤
Just an FYI: when you knock on wood, if there isn’t any real wood to knock on, you are supposed to knock on your head…. It works!😂🤣😂
The new dress is beautiful! I'm so sorry you've had to deal with such rudeness.
I am appalled at the ignorance of the people who put forth those questions. As for the idiots who keep thinking Justine is "in the family way" --- let me at 'em ! I'll knock them into the middle of next week! 👿 I NEVER thought that of her because I'm familiar with how early 19th century women's fashions looked (it's called the Regency Period folks --- look it up!) . Did those questioners sleep through American History in school or do they NEVER read books? The question I'd like for Ron & Justine to address on the next Q&A: do you two live in the cabin year 'round or do you use it for video purposes? I seem to recall one of you mentioning that when your new homestead is finished, you'll live there full time and use the cabin for the channels (correct me if I'm wrong).
I love you two so much! Ignore those nasty comments. You both do so very well in your historic time period. You both are learning and teaching at the same time. Keep up the good stufff. Hugs😊
Oh my gosh, Justine! I agree 100% that jeans, pants, leggings are so much hotter than any dress!
Love to watch your cooking and right after the chew and chat!
Nutmeg is great in cream sauces IMO. I think it’s more a a quantity issue? Maybe, like Ron said, there was a reason our ancestors were heavy handed with it? Maybe spices were a sign of wealth so they used more for show?
Anyhoo, I add some freshly ground nutmeg with creamed spinach or leek/potato soup. Fresh ground nuts using a micro plane. Maybe 1/8 tsp? Definitely adds richness, but in no way is it overpowering.
I just want to tell you both that I have watched you from the very very beginning and I just love you to pieces… I’m sorry Justine that people don’t check their manners when they go on the Internet… You are so lovely and Ron is darling… So excited for what God has for both of you, and we’re so excited that you’re getting married and boy, we cannot wait to see that house!❤🎉
👍
Its Wabbit Season...
Duck Season..
WABBIT SEASON!!
Gotta love those old cartoons! 😅
Someone finally caught that wascally wabbit. RIP Bugs. You look delicious! 🐰
Wwwwabbit Season..
Duck Season, Fire!
You're so close to 100k, man I remember when I can still count with one hand how many subs you had LOL. This is so great to see how much your channel(s) have grown. ETA: Justine, you look FABULOUS on their website in your navy wool petticoat. I got to say, Samson Historical does have very affordable price for their outfits.
Justine you are beautiful inside and out.Thank you for letting us in your home every week I love how you and Ron educate us on US history you guys work so hard and it shows love your channel love from 🇨🇦
Beautiful blue outfit from Sampson Historical. 💖 Just ordered some clothes from them. I mentioned that you recommended them on your channel. Thanks again for the suggestion. 🤗
well done as usual. nice paint job on the cake topper
Justine you look great. Trolls are just jealous ❤
I believe heavy spices could also cover the "off" taste of spoilage in meat in pre-refrigeration times.
There have always had brown eggs and white too. And even green and blue. Different types of chickens. People in your time period loved colors of all kinds for cloths, wall colors in their homes were pretty amazing.😊
In the Little House on the Prairie TV show, season one episode called "Country Girls" Mrs. Oleson tells Mrs. Ingalls that she will buy her brown eggs for 4 cents less than the white eggs. 🥚
Yes, it seems white eggs were preferred... but there were brown eggs! (Although the TV show wasn't ALWAYS historically accurate)
Please dont let the nasty comments offend you, there are a lot of miserable people in the world. And, remember misery loves company.
I think you look fantastic with your hair down. Nice catch Ron. 😎
Nutmeg can go in some savory dishes, such as bechamel or
tomato sauce...yup.
Thanks! Can't help loving you both!!❤❤
Thankyou Kerri we love you too, see you soon!!!
Well people need to be paying more attention to what your cooking or makeing than your clothes i mean its just rude to go asking people if they are pregnant if its your bussiness they would let ya know
Hello Justine, Ron, Mish Mish, and the Non-Stop Squawking Rooster!!! If asked in a genuine way how a woman "pees" in a long period skirt, there is a FANTASTIC UA-cam Channel called PRIORATTIRE! She is a British re-enactor who actually makes her own period clothes and shows how women dressed from the Middle Ages all the way up to the 1920s or 1930s. Priorattire has a FULL video to show how women "peed" in a tasteful and educational way. Speaking of McDonalds, i am also boycotting McDonalds for high prices now! About 3 weeks ago, I ordered a large Big Mac Meal that has large frieds and large drink plus I ordered just a Filet Of Fish sandwich and it cost me $17.60!!!!! I was like that is IT! No more! Plus I remember when Taco Bell charge 29 cents for one crunchy taco! Now, one taco is almost 2 dollars! Love your channel. You both are so very knowledgeable about history and you both make it fun and interesting!
The milk takes the gameness out of the rabbit
That is what I thought. I had heard that once before a long time ago.
I have soaked deer meat in milk to remove some of the gaminess.
Soaking fish fillets in whole milk will take the "fishiness" out of the fillet.
I've had period correct stew at a reenactment. It had nutmeg in it too.
It was not good. I agree with you both.
Thank you for sharing the most frequently asked questions. I was surprised that I knew the answer to most of the historical questions asked. I am not a history major but researching things is a pastime I enjoy doing. I have not asked or even commented on your channels expect one time which was to tell you that my husband and I visited your Missouri home. We had a great visit and will plan to stop by again. I enjoy both the programs.
Ppl who say HORRIBLE things like that HATE THEMSELVES! They are TROLLS!!
You two are hilarious. Love you both! ❤️
I love your videos and I am excited for your videos in the new house! I am so ready for the new house! You guys are amazing!
You are both adorable. I love watching your videos.
Ron is going to starve, first fish balls, now this...
People can be so clueless and rude! I once had a coworker ask how far along I was when I wore a "pheasant" style top. I gave him a lesson on how presumptive and rude it was to ask that! I get it Justine.
Peasant
Rabbit is great. Common in Tennessee ❤
Is that a fwicasseein' wabbit?
Damn what the hell? I've been watching for over a year and never once thought Justine would be pregnant or looked pregnant. That's wild that people are commenting such a rude thing. Super inapropriate for strangers to be saying that to people they don't even know irl and aren't close to.
Love your outfits today. 😍🤗🫶
White sugar was readily available on the East coast, but not so much on the frontier. Laura Ingalls Wilder wrote about how expensive and precious white sugar was in the mid 1800s..
How rude! You are NOT pregnant Justine ! Omg people! Really??? As they said it’s not polite to ask such questions!
Maybe they only painted white eggs because if they made them brown, people thought they were potatoes?!?! what about EASTER eggers? The blue/green ones, when did we start seeing them in the US? I have had chickens that are EASTER eggers.
I like the idea of learning to live like our ancestors. We may need to go back to basics one day.😊
Cannot wait to see frontier patriot! Look forward to seeing Early American and Frontier patriot every week and I watch them over and over again.David Back and Rebecca.
I have to add a comment on the pregnancy thing. I never thought you looked pregnant, but I wonder why such a big deal? If you were/are I would say congratulations. Not much more needed.
If ur truly interested in how women peed in these big dresses back in the day, there r videos of women showing what they did and also all the undergarments and the construction of the garments. Just type it into yt. They normally show ehat they did in yhe 1700s due to the massive dresses in the french court but it will show u what special seats and bowls they had yo help them with it. Just Dont be pervy.
You are such a wonderful couple! You take time out of your busy lives to make these videos for us and I truly appreciate that! Keep it up and ignore all the negative comments. I will always root for you two!
😲 NEVER EVER EVER asks a woman if she's pregnant!! What is wrong with people?
Your hair is beautiful, Justine! I've never seen it down (I'm sure you've worn it down before in a vid or pic, I just haven't seen it...or just spaced it out😂).😊❤
I think back then they used strong spices to cover up the flavor of gamey meat or meat that was getting old (no refrigeration).
I love your wedding cake ornament. Ron is a talented man. It was great to hear the answers to various questions.
Y'all are eating rabbit this week?! Elmer Fudd would be proud! 😆 I don't know if either of you have had rabbit before or have an existing dislike of it for whatever reason, but I personally think rabbit is delicious and that you two will enjoy it tremendously, assuming today's cooking segment goes smoothly. 😋
Unfortunately, just like last week, I have to miss the premiere because I have jury duty, which sucks because participating in the Live Chat and talking with everybody while we collectively watch is such a joy! I'll be there with you all in spirit! 😊
Hopefully everybody is doing all right and is having a wonderful week so far! Despite having jury duty, I really can't complain… I'm feeling rather lovely, actually. Cheers, everybody! 😃✨
Just a foot note. Nutmeg was in your time period to be a very coveted spice and very expensive because it came from Asia. The people of that period believed it had many medicinal properties. They used it in their foods on a daily basis to prevent everything from plague to flatulence 😊.
Holy cow. Your hair is so long and beautiful. Thank you for showing us. Can't wait to see your wedding pictures.
Well now I don’t feel bad saying I’ll stick to bread and mushrooms! 😂
Justine is so tiny and people are hateful! Also your hair is so beautiful!!!
That bread looks delicious 😋
Oh my word, why are people so rude!. Your true followers know better! People should watch your videos on all the layers of clothing you wear. Love you two!
Enjoyed the Q and A. I’ll be seein ya at Pioneer Days. God bless Ron/Justine. 🇺🇸
“Ruin nice cream with mace and nutmeg.” 🤮
Do you have a wedding registry?
Thanks guys. I'm happy that things are moving forward for you.
👍
We always pronounced it frick-a-zee. It has been always what we have for dinner on Thanksgiving evening. We take our turkey from lunch, pull it and reheat it in a skillet with the gravy. We put it over mashed potatoes.
If you added garlic, onion, cumin… then a tiny bit of nutmeg or cinnamon…. It would probably taste better.
I searched up the egg portraits, and for one thing, I could not find very many with eggs, but the ones I found were white.
I have also been wondering this for quite some time: do you have horses? I seem to remember you saying something about horses in a video around a year ago, and the intro for last week's Frontier Patriot remined me.
A hint of nutmeg is absolutely delicious in Quiche Lorraine, but that's about the only savory dish in which I could imagine nutmeg tasting good.
Swedish meatballs!
@@_____snake Oohhhh my gosh, YESSSS!! Forgot about those!! Yes, nutmeg is ESSENTIAL to that dish!! Thanks for reminding me!!
Love your truthful and honest comments on the food you cook and thank you for all the historical information. You both make such a lovely couple. ❤️
Looking forward to seeing you two! ❤
I always heard it pronounced as Frick-a-see.
Great video. I really enjoyed your commentary on all of these questions. It gave some great insight to what it's like to relate reenactment to modern life.
And yes, people can be very insensitive. You two have the perfect attitude to represent this time period in contrast to the modern day.
People asking silly questions about brow food obviously do not or have not studied their history. 😊
I just kept shaking my head at some of these questions. Y'alls responses were awesome though!
Just a touch of nutmeg freshens up ALL cream sauces… mace on rabbit would be gross…
I know you drive since I saw you in Kimmswick at the cookie walk and you had modern clothes on.
Mace is the waxy outer layer that surrounds the seed of the nutmeg. Mother and son! I hate both! 😄😄
Yes, jmo, the 2 spices do not belong in that dish. I agree that it should be a delicious dish, but blech !
You soak it in milk to help get rid of the gamey taste of a wild animal. lol. Love your videos!
Mace is a delicate, aromatic and versatile spice that grows on the tropical nutmeg tree (Myristica fragrans). This fragrant evergreen tree produces two spices from its fruits: mace and nutmeg. That's why mace is often called nutmeg's sister spice, because they come from the same mother
My grandmothers, would boil the rabbit until tender. Then they would drain it, then coat it with flour and fry it up until brown. Then make a gravy to pour over it.
I love you guys. Thank you for making such interesting channels. Please don’t get caught up with trolls. Trolls don’t represent reality . They get their kicks by being mean.
Justine, you are beautiful and smart and funny. And I love your hair down. And you definitely don’t look pregnant. I think the empire waist style was very elegant (and comfortable, lol).
Question: Did women wear their hair down - in public - back then?
I just assumed the milk over the rabbit was so it wouldn’t taste so Gamy …
Some of the most asked questions really make me wonder about the education system in this country.
I am abosolutly shocked at how little people know about history and with Google at their fingertips it is easy to get an answer to what you want to know. UA-cam is also FULL of answers to some of those questions.
I’m betting portraits of white eggs was a prestige thing! BROWN eggs are much more common & always has been. The chickens haven’t changed, different breeds lay different colored eggs! Now a days “Easter egg” chickens lay pink, blue & green eggs.
Brown eggs we considered not elite and they didn’t go for the same price of white eggs.
My gosh!! I could not take my eyes off Justine in this video!! The dress, the hair, the face!! My goodness such amazing beauty!! It was mesmerizing 🤩💕
Long time watchers, occasional commenters 🥰💕
Thank you for always being yourselves. Love you guys so much!! 💕
It's because mace and nutmeg are from the same plant. The dried seed is nutmeg, and the dried aril is mace.
Will you be videoing your wedding? 🤵♂️👰♀🎥
What a fun and informative history lesson!! I admit I love the look of brown! Such as brown eggs, brown sugar .brown bread and brown rice!! Hope all the answers to those rude questions were put to rest for those who asked them!
Did you know nutmeg and mace come from the same fruit of an evergreen tree?
Lemons grow in Mexico and Texas, which was part of Mexico in your time period. Texas is pretty close to Missouri. 🍋🍋🍋🍋
The milk cuts down on the gamey taste of the rabbit.
Well after all the "rabbit" did die. LOL. ( look up the old saying that the rabbit died) Just kidding, you guys crack me up. Be well and God bless.
Loved this episode. Those questions sparked one for me. Watching before you both were a couple and now that the wedding is coming up. In future episode remind us of your origins stories how you got into living historically and how you both met etc. Love you both God Bless!
Never, ever once thought that you look pregnant or heavy. People are dumb sometimes.