I thoughly did injoyed every bit , i watch it eating some popcorn =) You guy ever metal detection on thosre properties you are at or that i have seen you in some of the videos?..send this from Charleston,SC we have many many historic homes/ plantations you both would fall in love with u can watch them on you tube 1 of them is called " Magnolia Plantation" so many others Built in the 1800's -)
Cooking outside almost daily is something I did when I lived in Western Kentucky and we had no A/C. I have been back in Maine for 20 years and I still cook outside almost daily in Spring through Fall. Enjoy!
Just wanted to say love the channels. It’s refreshing watching genuine people having fun. Thank you for making wholesome entertainment. Nice watching fellow Missourians.
I LOVE all of your videos! Very entertaining and educational too. It is encouraging to see young people interested in keeping the old ways alive (and adding a bit of modern also). Keep up the good work.
I’ll do that too sometimes with my pups. My Cane Corso, T’Challa enjoys watching Justine cook. His ears perk up as he listens to all the sounds. Anyhoo, it’s good to know I’m not alone! 😊
I'm so reminded of those happy summer evenings when I and my family picnicked in the back yard and played games. We didn't have air conditioning, so we kept cool this way. This was back in the early 1960's when the area of my childhood near Tarrytown NY was still rural. The ninepins reminded me of a favorite Washington Irving story, Rip Van Winkle. While hunting in the Catskill Mountains, he met some strange little men wearing old Dutch clothing and playing ninepins. They were supposed to be the spirits of the crew of Henry Hudson's ship, the Half Moon.
Hi Justin&Ron you guys are so funny and cute together he's so handy and does wonderful things for Justin I had so much fun watching your videos it puts a smile on my face I'm loving your place stay cool luv u guys more videos 😁😘👍
Ron, Just watched the chew and chat in which you talked about your ancestors. Your family history is very similar to mine and probably many others. My family came to Virginia and North Carolina originally in the 1600s. They migrated to Tennessee and then to Missouri. My great grandfather's name was George Washington Saunders. Small world isn't it? Fun to learn about your family and the similarity to mine. My mom came to Californi where I was born and met my dad here. My husband and I really enjoy watching you and Justine and MishMish!
@@brendaf3132 you could make them, Remember those clothes pattern they would sell, do they even do that anymore? Anyways it’s pretty simple with a sowing machine. Faster then a needle and thread and way faster then weaving or crocheting 🧶
I love cooking outside. We recently built an outdoor fireplace. (Nothing fancy, it’s the same type my Nonno built when they moved here from Italy in the 1940’s) And it works so well. I make lots of pans of chicken and potatoes and peppers all summer. I understand what you mean about the pickled lemon. Sometimes flavors like that are so strong, it takes over the entire flavor profile of a dish. Also, I know it’s not an early American dish, but I think you and Ron would really enjoy a Panzanella salad on these hot evenings. Lots of fresh veggies, some stale toasted bread cubes and a garlic, olive oil, vinaigrette. My husband and I eat a lot of this during the summer. It’s a great use of leftovers.
@@jerrymoore838 It is. We always had a bowl of it around at my Nonna’s house. But she would scold my cousins and I because we would pick the bread out and then she would send us down the street to buy bread from the local bakery. They had a day-old rack and the loaves were always 25¢. Hahaha!
I miss not having my hens, I had to give them up ten years ago because I had to move to a handicapped bungalow (I can’t weight bear anymore) and we aren’t allowed any here. As they get older they will grow a patch of colour behind their ears the same colour as their eggshells and once it’s fully formed they will start to lay eggs - so you can tell who is laying the eggs!!! The eggs come out really small at first, but perfectly formed! If you make them a warmed porridge in the winter, they will give you eggs for longer! Billie (from the north west of England!)
I started working on tracing back my family tree as far as I can, working on one branch at a time. The Dutch colonists that you talked about, I have a Dutch ancestor in my pedigree tree that was of that era. Abraham Jongbloedt b. 1600 Amsterdam, d. 1660 New Amsterdam(New York). Modern spelling of the name is Youngblood.
Corn on the cob is one of my favorite foods ever. Ron, I can eat corn pretty fast, but you'd win against me. The whole meal looked delicious and I think I would like the lemon flavored sauce.
I think that is the very first time I have seen Ron say he doesn't like something on camera! I love lemon and pork, but pickled lemon might be odd. I would try it, though!
I don't know for sure from the descriptions of Justine&Ron how this tastes, but I truly do appreciate all the effort Justine put into preparing a pork dish from 200yrs ago!! 💕🖒🖒
PS: I have a large bowl that perfectly matches your pitcher - same color&design. I bought it at a "flea market" about 20yrs ago...is your pitcher authentic, or a reproduction?
You guys are so unbelievably genuine! It is so rare these days. In an age where people fake "friends", possessions and "successes" you guys exemplify the satisfaction of making it on your own and the value of true friendships....all centered on Justine's amazing ability to cook in near silence and have us completely invested. I hope you guys succeed in all that you are working so hard for, you deserve nothing less!
Hi Ron and Justine! It's interesting you say that game was called noughts and crosses but now you call it tic tac toe. Well, here in England, we still call it noughts and crosses. Just a little info for ya :-)
Yummy roasted corn,the pork cutlets look good. Most excellent outdoor cooking!☺️ Played a lot of tic tac toe when I was a kid,I love checkers,played Old Maid cards,and rummy. ☺️💞💞
Thank you guys, this was a fun video. How can you go wrong with good food, games and a little tour to the chicken coop. They did get so big from the last time.
I absolutely love your channels 😊❤️ I love watching you cook on the fire place and I've even tried cooking on my fire pit....with great success ❤️. I bought a fabulous Dutch oven and actually made biscuits over the fire...... keep up the awesome work ❤️
I loved this video!! The corn made my mouth water. 😋 All of the food looked delicious. The games were delightful. !! Thankyou for all your hard work. Your videos are filled with so much warmth. 🥰🥰
SWEETEST couple ever! 2day I am not feeling well (ol' widow) and U have brought me 2 smile at your fun and antics, I thank U 4 that and 4 your time and talents shared. The history U share makes these videos rich in quality. I hope your temps lower and I pray U have continued health and God's abundant blessings. Your chickens R so peaceful = loved and well cared 4! I love U 2! :)
Really enjoyed watching your video today. Loved going on the tour and seeing you cute little chicks. They are growing so fast! Glad they are protected and will be very warm this winter. Thanks so much for showing us around!!
It's still called noughts and crosses in England. Usually played with a pencil and paper: same principle though, but you try to complete a line with-well, noughts or crosses!
So glad to see you cooking outside so you don't keel over from the heat! I adore corn on the cob & simple supper in the summertime! Love to you & Ron from Goldrush Granny in Southern California!:
Did Alfred not get a turn at ninepins? I did have to smile because you played ninepins and talked about 10 pin bowling, and then showed us your 10 chickens....not for bowling though. You guys are nice to your chickens 🐥
Loved Justine’s dress and apron and your black headscarf. You both looked very pretty/ handsome. Food sounded good. Preserved lemons might be better than pickled, as you say, Moroccan cooking often has lemons in. We still call it noughts and crosses!
Do like the Egyptians and rig you up a rectangle of cloth. Hang it overhead and rig it up to wave back and forth with your leg or knee movement. The waving cloth will get rid of those flies!!!
Y’all bring my day such simple and pleasant joy. Thank you Ron and Justine! I fully intend on sending you a small parcel or letter. Love seeing your life!
I agree - I think the recipe called for the gravy to be on the bottom of the cutlets to prevent the breadcrumbs from getting soggy. Looks like a great meal! 👍🏻😃
Made rotisserie chicken baked potatoes and corn on the cob for dinner tonight 😋 I've never heard of pickled lemon. Have heard of pickled limes in the film Little Women.
You two had me laughing along with you. Justine, you work so hard preparing these delicious meals but it's so worth it to see you enjoy it together. You both are a gem.
I also was raised on a lot of middle eastern-inspired food (family is from Southern Sicily) . My friends growing up were put off by a lot of perfumey flavors but I LOVE them if they're not overdone
Hey Ron, present day if you find a ball with the weight you like you can have them measure your fingers and they will drill it to your finger size. Being small holes would be many laughs though.
Be sure to watch Justine prepare this meal!! ua-cam.com/video/vY5mjSQPTyw/v-deo.html&ab_channel=EarlyAmerican
Oh my gosh I really see why I love you both very much and much love from Kansas
Your doing good Justin both of you
I thoughly did injoyed every bit , i watch it eating some popcorn =) You guy ever metal detection on thosre properties you are at or that i have seen you in some of the videos?..send this from Charleston,SC we have many many historic homes/ plantations you both would fall in love with u can watch them on you tube 1 of them is called " Magnolia Plantation" so many others Built in the 1800's -)
Love you both very much and I’m spoiled by the way you both are really teaching us viewers 💕💕
With fall approaching I hope you guys will make an 1800s chili 😋
Cooking outside almost daily is something I did when I lived in Western Kentucky and we had no A/C. I have been back in Maine for 20 years and I still cook outside almost daily in Spring through Fall. Enjoy!
I still think Justine needs a summer kitchen....
@@reppfarms4493 Same! They were very common at one time. I wish I had one now. Maybe when they build their homestead they will have one.
Sounds lovely
Love that y’all said grace prior to your meal.
Just wanted to say love the channels. It’s refreshing watching genuine people having fun. Thank you for making wholesome entertainment. Nice watching fellow Missourians.
Glad you enjoy it!
Add a little more sugar to your pickled lemon . It will cut the perfume taste. And heat them to a boil. Almost forgot that part
I LOVE all of your videos! Very entertaining and educational too. It is encouraging to see young people interested in keeping the old ways alive (and adding a bit of modern also). Keep up the good work.
Glad you like them!
Great timing. Had dinner with you two, plus my cat. haha! It's fun to not eat alone.
I’ll do that too sometimes with my pups. My Cane Corso, T’Challa enjoys watching Justine cook. His ears perk up as he listens to all the sounds. Anyhoo, it’s good to know I’m not alone! 😊
Oh the childlike joy playing the games is just infectious.❤😊
Chicks would love picking those corn cobs clean! Ours do! Love the games and laughter! Especially love hearing grace and Ron saying, “I love you”. 😍
I'm so reminded of those happy summer evenings when I and my family picnicked in the back yard and played games. We didn't have air conditioning, so we kept cool this way. This was back in the early 1960's when the area of my childhood near Tarrytown NY was still rural. The ninepins reminded me of a favorite Washington Irving story, Rip Van Winkle. While hunting in the Catskill Mountains, he met some strange little men wearing old Dutch clothing and playing ninepins. They were supposed to be the spirits of the crew of Henry Hudson's ship, the Half Moon.
Oh my goodness I am laughing so so hard at the games part!!!!!
I love to hear you two laughing together. Match made in heaven.
Hi Justin&Ron you guys are so funny and cute together he's so handy and does wonderful things for Justin I had so much fun watching your videos it puts a smile on my face I'm loving your place stay cool luv u guys more videos 😁😘👍
I love the competition you two have but Justine knows when she can’t win but is very confident when she can. ❤️ so humble and real.
Keep cooking outside while it’s so hot out for you! It’s just as enjoyable to watch! ♥️
Always making it nice for your man - you're a good almost wife! Just watched you cook this.
Yes! Cooler weather I pray for too : ) Amen...
Ron,
Just watched the chew and chat in which you talked about your ancestors. Your family history is very similar to mine and probably many others. My family came to Virginia and North Carolina originally in the 1600s. They migrated to Tennessee and then to Missouri. My great grandfather's name was George Washington Saunders. Small world isn't it? Fun to learn about your family and the similarity to mine. My mom came to Californi where I was born and met my dad here. My husband and I really enjoy watching you and Justine and MishMish!
That is such a pretty summer dress.
I would love to have a dress like that.
@@brendaf3132 you could make them, Remember those clothes pattern they would sell, do they even do that anymore? Anyways it’s pretty simple with a sowing machine. Faster then a needle and thread and way faster then weaving or crocheting 🧶
Love all your videos xx Jean from Scotland.
I love cooking outside. We recently built an outdoor fireplace. (Nothing fancy, it’s the same type my Nonno built when they moved here from Italy in the 1940’s) And it works so well. I make lots of pans of chicken and potatoes and peppers all summer. I understand what you mean about the pickled lemon. Sometimes flavors like that are so strong, it takes over the entire flavor profile of a dish. Also, I know it’s not an early American dish, but I think you and Ron would really enjoy a Panzanella salad on these hot evenings. Lots of fresh veggies, some stale toasted bread cubes and a garlic, olive oil, vinaigrette. My husband and I eat a lot of this during the summer. It’s a great use of leftovers.
Sounds very good
@@jerrymoore838 It is. We always had a bowl of it around at my Nonna’s house. But she would scold my cousins and I because we would pick the bread out and then she would send us down the street to buy bread from the local bakery. They had a day-old rack and the loaves were always 25¢. Hahaha!
I love ALL the chew and chats on Frontier Patriot....but this one cracked me up so many times. You guys are great D
I laughed so hard at you two trying to get that ball in the cup..
Ron should make his own using a longer string and heavier ball. LOL
What a lovely meal .love the black eyed Susan’s you bring such joy to this world.blessing to you
The sweet innocence of the two of you is so joyful to watch.
The gravy combination reminds me of my husbands Greek relative's food. His favorite was lemon in chicken soup.
That sounds good
I miss not having my hens, I had to give them up ten years ago because I had to move to a handicapped bungalow (I can’t weight bear anymore) and we aren’t allowed any here.
As they get older they will grow a patch of colour behind their ears the same colour as their eggshells and once it’s fully formed they will start to lay eggs - so you can tell who is laying the eggs!!!
The eggs come out really small at first, but perfectly formed!
If you make them a warmed porridge in the winter, they will give you eggs for longer!
Billie (from the north west of England!)
Your channel is such a breath of fresh air in these crazy times! Thank you 😊 I’m not so sure about the lemony gravy
This channel and the other are so much fun!🤗🥰🤗
Glad you think so, thank you!
I started working on tracing back my family tree as far as I can, working on one branch at a time. The Dutch colonists that you talked about, I have a Dutch ancestor in my pedigree tree that was of that era. Abraham Jongbloedt b. 1600 Amsterdam, d. 1660 New Amsterdam(New York). Modern spelling of the name is Youngblood.
Corn on the cob is one of my favorite foods ever. Ron, I can eat corn pretty fast, but you'd win against me. The whole meal looked delicious and I think I would like the lemon flavored sauce.
:D
Сникерс курит - кукуруза 🌽 рулит!
I think that is the very first time I have seen Ron say he doesn't like something on camera! I love lemon and pork, but pickled lemon might be odd. I would try it, though!
Pickled lemon is delicious but I haven't tried it combined in a sauce
You guys are so cute !! The look on Ron's face when he made the shot 👏👏😂🤣 Much joy and happiness for you both !
I don't know for sure from the descriptions of Justine&Ron how this tastes, but I truly do appreciate all the effort Justine put into preparing a pork dish from 200yrs ago!! 💕🖒🖒
PS: I have a large bowl that perfectly matches your pitcher - same color&design. I bought it at a "flea market" about 20yrs ago...is your pitcher authentic, or a reproduction?
our pitcher was made by S&J pottery, we love it!
Oh she talks. I’m coming from your “American Frontier” channel. I’m new to u. Nice to hear your expression. I did subscribe to both channels.
You guys are so unbelievably genuine! It is so rare these days. In an age where people fake "friends", possessions and "successes" you guys exemplify the satisfaction of making it on your own and the value of true friendships....all centered on Justine's amazing ability to cook in near silence and have us completely invested. I hope you guys succeed in all that you are working so hard for, you deserve nothing less!
🤣 laugh so hard, when Ron said “I won!” His mouth so packed full! Thank you for the fun! 👍
Hi Ron and Justine! It's interesting you say that game was called noughts and crosses but now you call it tic tac toe. Well, here in England, we still call it noughts and crosses. Just a little info for ya :-)
Yummy roasted corn,the pork cutlets look good. Most excellent outdoor cooking!☺️ Played a lot of tic tac toe when I was a kid,I love checkers,played Old Maid cards,and rummy. ☺️💞💞
Dinner and fun, how great! Going to be awesome!
Thank you guys, this was a fun video. How can you go wrong with good food, games and a little tour to the chicken coop. They did get so big from the last time.
I absolutely love your channels 😊❤️ I love watching you cook on the fire place and I've even tried cooking on my fire pit....with great success ❤️. I bought a fabulous Dutch oven and actually made biscuits over the fire...... keep up the awesome work ❤️
Hi from Red Coat country(UK) where we still call it *Noughts and Crosses". 🙂
I loved this video!! The corn made my mouth water. 😋 All of the food looked delicious. The games were delightful. !! Thankyou for all your hard work. Your videos are filled with so much warmth. 🥰🥰
Glad you enjoyed!
Love the bandanna Ron really suits you.
Beautiful chicken coop!!!😊 🐔 🐥
Thank you! 😊
The chicks are growing fast! Can’t believe how fast Ron ate that corn!
SWEETEST couple ever! 2day I am not feeling well (ol' widow) and U have brought me 2 smile at your fun and antics, I thank U 4 that and 4 your time and talents shared. The history U share makes these videos rich in quality. I hope your temps lower and I pray U have continued health and God's abundant blessings. Your chickens R so peaceful = loved and well cared 4! I love U 2! :)
My husband and I like eating dinner when you are eating too😋
That's so sweeet!
Can't wait to watch ya'll this afternoon!
I think the lemon pickled would taste grate for a marinate with herbs for Chicken on the grill.
Really enjoyed watching your video today. Loved going on the tour and seeing you cute little chicks. They are growing so fast! Glad they are protected and will be very warm this winter. Thanks so much for showing us around!!
This was such a pleasure to watch...you two are hilarious.♥
I just Love you two. Keep up the wonderful videos. God Bless
Thank you! Will do!
Wow! Great looking chicken coop, Ron!
Thankyou!
I love how in almost every episode there is a “Ron farts” segment 😂 it cracks me up
So it looks like Justin likes to be red like the French and the blue stands for Pariot's , LOL! You got this Tic Tack Toe game Justine!
It's still called noughts and crosses in England. Usually played with a pencil and paper: same principle though, but you try to complete a line with-well, noughts or crosses!
So glad to see you cooking outside so you don't keel over from the heat! I adore corn on the cob & simple supper in the summertime! Love to you & Ron from Goldrush Granny in Southern California!:
What a hoot! Just loved watching Justine trying to get the ball into the cup! This was fun! Deb 😃
Watching you miss the pins so close was so funny. I enjoyed watching you 2 play your old timey games. Thanks for the entertainment. 😁
Yes! That’s exactly what I was wondering about the lemony gravy. And expressing how it taste. Because I was so very wondering that.
I wonder how it would taste with fresh lemon juice and more mushroom catsup.
Did Alfred not get a turn at ninepins?
I did have to smile because you played ninepins and talked about 10 pin bowling, and then showed us your 10 chickens....not for bowling though. You guys are nice to your chickens 🐥
Great video! Love you guys! Food looks so delicious. Also Justine love your dress! You also have beautiful skin and hair!
Loved Justine’s dress and apron and your black headscarf. You both looked very pretty/ handsome. Food sounded good. Preserved lemons might be better than pickled, as you say, Moroccan cooking often has lemons in. We still call it noughts and crosses!
Thanks for letting us sit in on your meal and games, and thanks for the tour!
Do like the Egyptians and rig you up a rectangle of cloth. Hang it overhead and rig it up to wave back and forth with your leg or knee movement. The waving cloth will get rid of those flies!!!
Very nice day you had, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
That corn looks too tasty to plow through it like that 😊 I'd take my time 👍
Peppermint tea is a good tea to have to help with indigestion.
No need to race enjoy the fresh corn.
So competitive. So much fun watching you.
That was a lot of fun. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Burn a lemon candle or Rosemarie and thyme at you table help with the flies
Thanks for the laughs! Really enjoyed learning about games from the past too!🌞
Y’all bring my day such simple and pleasant joy. Thank you Ron and Justine! I fully intend on sending you a small parcel or letter. Love seeing your life!
Thankyou Mista, you're very kind!
Thank you for giving me a good laugh and starting my day off right. Now, I'm off to be productive!
I agree - I think the recipe called for the gravy to be on the bottom of the cutlets to prevent the breadcrumbs from getting soggy. Looks like a great meal! 👍🏻😃
I really enjoyed your video. You are such a cute couple and sweet together.
Can the chicks go out of their house to get their own water when they are thirsty or do you have to water them? You two ate very fun.
Made rotisserie chicken baked potatoes and corn on the cob for dinner tonight 😋 I've never heard of pickled lemon. Have heard of pickled limes in the film Little Women.
4:46 Ron’s on the fence with the taste of the gravy. It’s so-so 🫤
That ball game must have been scary too back in the day, you never know if that string will snap and the ball flies off.
It was interesting to see the pin/bowling game. I didn't know the history of bowling.
That first shoot may have been filmed at the early 20th century and enhanced to HD. It just looks timeless.
LOL! Great food, fun and games competition and excellent company! I loved this episode of Chew and Chat!
You two had me laughing along with you. Justine, you work so hard preparing these delicious meals but it's so worth it to see you enjoy it together. You both are a gem.
Awwww they have grown.....wow 🥰 how fast 👍
As always, entertaining and informative.
Thankyou Cathy! You and Peter did a great job on the canoe build!!
good food, good games, fun times! glad to see you're still cooking outside during all this heat.
GOOD DAY EVERYONE
You're not fat, Ron, you're a big, strong man.
You two are the best
I could watch you two all day just pottering about and having a laugh together.
I also was raised on a lot of middle eastern-inspired food (family is from Southern Sicily) . My friends growing up were put off by a lot of perfumey flavors but I LOVE them if they're not overdone
Finally. We have cool weather here in Missouri
Interesting history on games, something we were thinking of doing down the road. Great video as usual.
You can’t think about it as you do with today’s gravy. Think of it more as a sauce.
Hey Ron, present day if you find a ball with the weight you like you can have them measure your fingers and they will drill it to your finger size. Being small holes would be many laughs though.
Aww, I missed you live, but I’m watching about a half hour late. I feel like I’m visiting friends!
We'll see ya next week im certain of it! :)