Using A 200 Year Old Waffle Iron - 1824 Waffles
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2022
- Making waffles using an antique 200 year old waffle iron and a bonus miniature one. These were soooo good. The recipe comes from the 1824 publication of The Virginia Housewife.
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1824 Waffles
(I cut the receipt into just over a half of what it was originally calling for and still I had enough to make at least 20 large waffles!)
3 eggs
2 cups of whole milk or buttermilk
1 stick of softened butter + more for greasing your iron
2 cups of flour
Into your bowl add your flour + eggs, milk and your softened butter. Beat well until it is all well incorporated. Meanwhile, your waffle iron should be heating up so that it is ready for your batter. Place butter into the iron when it's hot to make it non stick (yes, you can cheat and use Pam). Make sure that the edges of the iron are especially well buttered or your waffles will stick. Slowly pour your batter into your hot waffle iron and place flat over your low heat. Cook on each side for 4 minutes if they are thick waffles and 3 minutes if they are thin. Ensure that the edges are getting an adequate amount of heat. If your iron was well seasoned the waffles should easily plop out once done. Do not open the iron to check on them until the full cooking time is through or else you may ruin them as they won't set properly. You can eat with cinnamon sugar (a mixture of sugar and cinnamon powder), syrup, butter, preserves or whatever you like.
might have to make this for me daughter too bad i don't have a fire breathing oven
oops you typed receipt instead of recipe , also in the video it was spelled that way, I make the same typo as well , my computer and phone always try to change it on me ,but I thought I would point it out in case you wanted to correct it .EDIT! oh maybe I am the one who made an error, I looked it up and I guess depending on where you are from and what "time" you are from ...receipt might be the correct way to spell that! very interesting, I love that I can learn new things all the time.
@@AsTheWheelsTurn It isn’t a typing mistake. It was spelled that way back then. They also used it for prescriptions. I thought it was a typo at first, but it is on all the videos. I believe it comes from German (I speak both English and German) because ‘Rezept’ is German for recipe and prescription. This would make sense for the time frame. My students here always say receipt for prescription here (I teach and have studied English and German linguistics). But nice try trying to point out the mistake, lol.
You forgot vanilla! I love making waffles on my cast iron Wagner! It's tricky to start but well worth the patience to get good at it. That recipe would make about 7 waffles on my #9 waffle iron (plate sized) but families were larger then and I think they ate flour goods days over, like biscuits. I remember as a kid, pancakes, waffles, biscuits, etc. sitting on a platter on the kitchen table under a towel for a few days in a row and we'd just grab and go. We were a family of 9 living on a small farm and nothing was wasted lol.
Hi Justine, were these waffles soggy or crispy? Mine are always soggy. Can't make them crispy, not even in mordern wafflemaker!
I like to think I'm not easily influenced, but... I've already started adding parsley and nutmeg to my omelettes, and now I want to break out my waffle maker in the middle of the night 😅 This is the kind of content I didn't know I was missing until I found it.
Who cares?
@@mikhailmedvedev6980 You, clearly. Why else would you seek comments to reply to?
True that
Just before you posted "this is a messy job", I said out loud, gosh that's a messy job, LOL. You do such a great job cooking with these old time implements, your waffles sure looked delicious, that Ron is a lucky guy to have you cooking for him. Thanks for sharing another awesome video with us.
I did the same!
Lol
she cooks this way in real life?? not just for youtube ??
We take waffles seriously in our house ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxUfphIgghPSpAXNq6OG2WRYsFVqylcqMn and worked our old one through many years of Sunday brunches till it finally gave out on us. Our old one only made two at a time, this one makes four! Nicely sized 1 inch thick which are lovely! Now the kids don't have to wait as long to eat our weekly waffle breakfast and everyone's are hot if we wait and eat all together! Setting 3 seems to work perfect for golden brown. Be sure to pour the batter in the center of each waffle square, not the center of the iron like the novice that posted the scorched waffles photo. About a 1/4 to 1/3 cup of batter in each seemed to work well for us. We tested making just one at a time so we could use all the remaining batter and it made it just as fluffy and golden as when we made 4!
Watch us pig out on these waffles (and I share the 1824 rice waffles that failed miserably) on Frontier Patriot. ua-cam.com/video/cfupM58gJ5E/v-deo.html
I have been making waffles at events for 4year now.
Never cease to surprise me how people will stand around to watch me then be amazed that yes it a waffle.
Those look amazing! I think the mini iron is what was called a patty pan. Little girls often had tiny pans called Patty Pans in different shapes so they might bake along side their mother.
My theory is that it is a wafer iron. The waffles I made in it turned out just like little crispy wafers. It could also have been a child's toy though a fully functional one.
@@EarlyAmerican toys used to work, though. One of my cousins had a toy iron that actually plugged in and you could iron doll clothes with it. And I had tiny baking dishes you could put in the oven. Or, it could be a wafer iron.
@@EarlyAmerican it would be awesome to get the history on them! I had patty pans as a kiddo. I used them when my Dad was baking to make my own wee cakes. Holy crap i grew up in an era out of time lol. Honestly many women here wore sun bonnets into the 40s! My Dad used to go to market in his neighbours horse drawn wagon on Saturdays in the mid 50s. They would leave at 5 am , drive to the ferry and cross to the city to sell their produce and eggs.
@@karenmcpherson9221 As a child we were given patty pans, scone cutters and egg beaters just in smaller sizes. They all worked, I also had an iron that took hot coals and a wringer /mangle washing machine in miniature to wash hankies and dolls clothing. They also worked, it was "deemed" suitable for girls to learn how to run a house, cottage etc even miniature clippers for the garden and herbs lol. My most amazing thing was a mini Welsh dresser with real china tea service and plates for food covered in violets. The worse was having to learn to sew clothes and knit stockings all by hand. I so regret not keeping them all for my own kids and grandkids. I was in England at the time.
Also possible it was a salesman sample. Salesmen back then went town to town and house to house on foot. They also sold an array of gadgets. Carrying around full sized items would have been very cumbersome. Instead they packed a case of many mini sized samples that allowed them to pitch their wares without hauling around all that weight.
Haha, "because dolls need waffles too" 😂😂😂 yes indeed, they do! 😂😂
I thought that one doll sized waffle was so cute on the plate but I actually said, "Awwwwe," out loud when I saw 3 of them laying together!
That mini waffle iron made the cutest wittle waffle ever! Love it
We make Belgian waffle cookies in smaller irons like this - over gas stove.
Those tiny waffles are for Mish Mish. Butter. please!
I’ve said it before on another video, and I’ll say it again: you have such a relaxed, skilled manner the way you cook on an open hearth. It’s so enjoyable to watch you.
That little iron is darling! Yummy waffles! I used to have a cast iron waffle iron when I had a propane stove, but it wouldn't work on the electric stove. It never occurred to me to do it outside over a fire!
I use mine on my induction stove or the bbq 😉
I do enjoy your true passion for history.
They look delicious. Boy those women really knew their craft. I like those two little mini waffles they were just too adorable.
How interesting this all is cooking over a fire makes it all so much more cozy and warm and I love the mini doll waffles my granddaughters would adore that always enjoy watching your adorable !
We have used one when camping. It's easier if you pour it from a pitcher. And we mix butter and cinnamon sugar together very yummy
That’s what I was thinking.
I was thinking the same thing.
Did they used a pitcher way back when??…
@@whatlarriloves2837 yes for many things. Even Egyptians had pitchers
I enjoy learning more about early American frontier history and have watched several of your videos. Enjoyed them all. Thanks for your interesting lessons.
Your channel is one of the reasons I’m trying to find more ways to cook foods and not buy as much premise…. And I sold my husband on getting a bread maker!! I’m so happy!! I’ve always wanted to make bread but it’s so time consuming so…. This is my gateway gadget lol
There are some great UA-cam videos on making no-knead bread. Super easy. Modify for more artisan or more sweet. I'm planning on trying it and looking at getting stone-ground flours to mix in, too. Check out the videos by artisanbreadwithstev. He shows step-by-step, and so simple.
We make waffles with a 100 year old Griswold iron, but you’ve got us beat by a century! Enjoyed!
Every time I watch 1 of your video I learn something thank you!
Hi Justine - I love your and Ron's videos! I really like seeing how you use all those kitchen apparatuses - you are a master of the frontier kitchen! It is so fun to watch you and Ron - your love for each other really shows.
I discovered this channel this week and I'm hooked.. Gosh I just love everything about it and I wouldn't mind experiencing this kinda life.. 😍😍I'm jus loving it... Love from South Africa Johannesburg 😊 🇿🇦
I just finished watching both videos. Like I said in my comment on Frontier Patriot these are now my two favorite channels.
Thankyou so much!!
My grandpa had one of these! I don’t think it was quite 200 years old lol, but we loved using it to make waffles over the campfire. They always came out so good too!
It is quite remarkable! I just finished reading a scifi blog about delicious cookies made on Phobos :D Now I am watching how people made waffles in 1824!
Oooh. Mmmm. Waffles!!
These videos fill me with a swelling love and adoration and respect for the hard working women that 'kept the home fires burning'. How I wish there was even just one of them left so I could thank her.
I love watching these videos, but I have to tell you, I wouldn't have survived in that era. My OCD wouldn't allow me to eat anything from that fire with all those ashes everywhere. We truly are blessed now aren't we? Makes me all the more grateful ❤
You are such a pretty young lady. I enjoy your channel so much. It makes my heart smile! What you did making waffles, is no easy task, but you made it look that way!
mini waffle reminds me of silver dollar pancakes. i loved the novelty when i was young. i was introduced to them as a child visiting lexington, KY
Those adorable mini waffles would be so fun for kids! I get these mini waffles in the shape of bread slices for my daughter, and she loves that they're so small lol
I had and used one of these when I lived off grid many years ago. I lived for a number of years like this when I was young.
Those mini waffles are adorable! And, the larger ones look delicious!!
I can't with the mini waffle iron. It is so dang cute.
The ultimate home cooking. YUM!!!
I have a 100 year old waffle iron, I concur, they are awesome!!!
Ron is a Lucky Man.....Yummy Breakfast......For us Guys....For a Long day of work..
I have an old cast iron waffle iron and I use it every weekend (inside the woodstove too). Thank you, so much!
I too have a cast iron waffle iron, but never got the hang of it. I either undercooked,burned, or could not get the waffle to come out of pan in one piece. Hints would be greatly appreciated.
It's been so long since I've seen whole dairy milk, I would have thought it was cream. That's a whole lot of work. That mini iron is not for dolls, it's for cats. Mine says so.
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Thats sad
Just wonderful
Great videos! They portray a nice depiction of Colonial America! Those Waffles look splendid! 😊
I absolutely love watching the 2 of you! First of all, your meals are amazing and I enjoy your chats so much. I'm going to use your pancake recipe and make some this week... you've made me want to start cooking from scratch again! Keep doing what you're doing... Early American and Frontier Patriot are my top 2 favorites on UA-cam!
I LOVE to cook from scratch, but I don't make the time for it anymore. I need to start. I miss it. We have a wood burning stove just off the kitchen that I could cook on in the winter with cast iron implements and such. My kids think it's "so cool" that I know all that stuff. 😂 we forget that for all the modern tech, kids havent changed THAT much. They still enjoy the same things and are eager to learn it. We just don't make the time anymore. She's inspired me to start doing that more. It'll just give them an advantage to have those basic skills that their peers don't. Never know when they will need them.
They look wonderful!
Suddenly, I have a hankering for breaky.
Just splendid Justine!
Looks 😋 delicious.
I must say I enjoy your show and I enjoy Townsends also
Those waffles look great and even the cute little ones.
3:21 - "It is too cute to resist."
Yep, and that mini waffle iron is pretty neat as well...
You did a great job!!!
NOTHING FAILED!!!
Really enjoying this. You are awesome sharing with my grandchildren for Educational purposes
We have chicken and waffles where I live but not fried chicken. Chicken roasted then shredded into gravy and eaten spooned over the waffles. I know how strange that sounds but it’s delicious.
I’ve never thought about putting jelly on a waffle. That looks delicious😋
Love putting my homemade mustang grape jelly on them. I just fold them up to eat.
Now I want waffles! 😊
Same! Lol.
I'm so happy I found this. I'm just loving all the videos, thank you.
Wow! Great waffles!
Watching you silently cook soothes my soul Justine.
Thankyou so much
P.s now I want waffles
That look you're giving the camera at 3:21 just absolutely melts my heart and makes me chuckle at the same time lol
Those waffles look so delicious. Another amazing job Justine!
200 years later and it still looks yummy 😋
Adorable as always!😍
Look delicious yumm
Amazing from 1824
This day and age they’d cost a fortune to make……Thanks Joe👍
🤤🤤mmmmm them look so good this is torture why am I watching this I'm hungry seriously though this is an awesome Channel I just found the way you cook like a Frontier woman you can tell you actually love doing it you can see the passion in the gentleness and the love of what your doing! great video
Justine, you absolutely killed those waffles. and the mini ones? to die for. xoxoxo love from a 25 y/o in florida
Sometimes I think my soul is from old times and I’m so attracted to past life … this is awesome Chanel very cool
Always relaxing to watch your videos!
This was very enjoyable and liked seeing different tools used. Love your videos!
That is so awesome! You made beautiful waffles! That messy job had my OCD doing crazy things, but you made those waffles look delicious! I have issues making pretty waffles with a modern waffle iron! 🤣 Oh! And those doll waffles!! 😍
Me as well, the batter that was spilling on the hearth had me wanting to wipe it up, but I thought maybe it will cook a bit and she can then scrape it off. Where's a dog when you need one?
I love all of the cast iron equipment!!! You are a great cook!
Super yummy looking! A lot of skill went into making those!
That’s awesome waffles are a 200 year old recipe. I learn so much about old American recipes. Thank you for sharing.
Love this!! I just sat there in my living room on the couch and could have watched you guys for hours, tooooo short!! We love you Justine and Ron!!
Amazing! They look delicious 😋
Just had waffles last night,breakfast for supper! Lol
Oh yum. Nice job Justine.
That’s an awesome tool. And so old. Very nice 👍
Seriously, flipping love you guys. Watching your channel turns a bad day right around.
Those look delicious!
And I love the teeny tiny ones!
Delicious! Thank you!
My grandmother used to make crackers with her leftover pie crust. She would make homemade crusts with lard. They were delicious! I don't know about carbs in them. I just know they weren't sweet, but oh so good...lol
Wow, this is wonderful
Cool way to cook waffles. Reminds me of a pie iron I use for camping. Or pizza using bread for dough.
YUMMY! Enjoy, I love anything BlackBerry from preserves to BlackBerry ginger ale! Only wish the company would distribute it year round, not only at Christmas
My grand daughters love waffles that doll iron would delight them to use for their waffles
They look very good. You are a amazing cook
Looks so good!
It looks like fun I love it
Wow , those look absolutely delicious
Some recipes are too much fat for me to try, because of bypass surgery, but I sure do love watching you. Maybe when I recover I can try some of the veggie recipes. My favorite was the turnips in another video. They are my favorite and so underrated. Thank you for all you do 🤗❤️
This looks sooo yummie!!!
I love watching you cook, I learn so much from you
Those are some great looking waffles, and if you make too many you can put them in your toaster and heat them up in front of the fire!
You can use the cup that was used to measure the milk the pour the batter. It will make it less messy. I’m can’t
Wait to try this recipe! Thank you for your videos
That is so cool. Thank you for your videos. Love them b
You guys doing a beautiful job with this channel, thank you!
Amazing 👏
Yum yum!😊🌺
Nice! I'm just sitting down to some made from scratch pancakes, never thought to use my apricot jam! Gonna go grab it now!
Thanks for another interesting episode! Sending you guys love from Mid Wales UK 💜💜💜
How interesting! Thank you! I guess I had never thought about how far back waffles go.
I LOVE YOUR COOKING
This video made my day!