Comments by "Waifer Thyme" (@WaiferThyme) on "Early American" channel.

  1. My Grandmother used to make a soup she called Poor man's Soup. The recipe was handed down from her mother and her mother before her. Potatoes, an onion, some milk for a broth and lots of pepper. If you have it, a bit of bacon for extra flavour. It was so good on cold winter days. 😋
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  2. That looks amazing! I know your vignettes are about life in 1820 but so much resembles my families life in the 1970s. They lived in the mountains of my province and most of them used wood burning cook stoves well into the late 1970s, had wells and a bucket in the corner of the kitchen for pig slops lol. My great grandmother passed in 87 and used a wood burning cook stove the whole time. I still remember the smell of lye soap , using a dipper at the bucket for a drink and the scent of supper cooking while the fire crackled . Feeding my Great Aunties chickens earned a kid a visit to her huge pantry for a molasses or ginger cookie. If she was pleased with us (if we brought in wood for the stove lol) we got 2 cookies! Auntie was considered posh. She had a grand house with 2 floors, a dining room and TWO outhouses! Lmao.
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  3. So exciting about Ron's Dad! Whenever I screw up an omelette while trying to flip it, I just stir it all up in the pan and say - scrambled eggs! I meant to do that!
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  4. That was a LOT of work for 3 sausages ! 😂 🍔
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  5. Oh my GOSH! This was hillarious! The spanking, Ronaldo, all the cakes and the fart at the end! Im in tears howling laughing! Justine is bad ass!
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  6. Ohhh I love the silent movie style! I so enjoy your videos and its clear to see how much work you put into them. Thank you for making them for,us.
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  7. OH MY GOSH! I laughed so hard im crying! This was by far your funniest episode yet! Justine you should be on TV you are HILLARIOUS! the faces, the sad music, laying on the ground hahahaha all of it was screaming funny!
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  8. Actually if its 1823 and justine is 25 (guessing lol) then she was born in 1798 which makes her 224! Daaaaang she lookin GOOD!
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  9. oh my goodness , Justine you running with the hatchet had me howling LOL! This was awesome and seeing Rons Dad was so great!
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  10. This was so great especially Sir Alfred at the end haha! Ron, you need to get Justine a rain barrel to collect water for her washing so,she dosnt have to schlep to the stream
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  11. 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.
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  12. We make an old old recipe here in my part of Canada called Blueberry Grunt. Its made with baking powder dumplings baked with fresh blueberries, sugar and cinnamon . Served hot with vanilla icecream. It got its name because its so good you grunt when you eat it!
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  13. a cabin with 2 rooms! Thats luxury in 1820! I cant wait to see more
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  14. That looks so,good! Like a bread pudding. I wonder how it would be with some cinnamon and vanilla.
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  15. Chicken pudding staring MishMish! 😂 i actually make this for breakfast the day after Thanksgiving every year. Its amazing with leftover turkey and some leftover cranberries on the side! YUM!
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  16. That is Sir MishMish! He holds lordship over everything the light touches!
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  17. For sure no music. After all a kitchen back then had no stereos lol
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  18. This reminds me of the rice 'n raisins we ate as kids! Pure happiness was seeing the pot on the back lof the stove and the crock of brown sugar on the table! Served up in a dish with some milk a d brown sugar - bliss 😋
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  19. Ohhh $4000 was more than many earned in 2 lifetimes back then! Poor Justine though lol, when Ben and Lucy were fighting she was all .. awkward! 🤣
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  20. Bees wax candles smell amazing too!
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  21. Salt cod cakes! This is a very common supper here! The only difference is we mix the egg right in with the potatoes, press them into flat patties and fry them in a skillet. Usually served with baked beans! YUMM!
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  22. I'm loving so many new, wonderful videos! Bummer about your rabbit, Ron . You will get one next time! Meanwhile , Justine, your pancakes looked amazing. I love molasses! We eat it on hot biscuits and fresh bread here.
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  23.  @tomr3422  i think mr skunk saw the hat and was looking for love haha
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  24. hahahaaha. those river rats needed clean undergarments' after you all scared the crap out of them
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  25.  @YT4Me57  the crazy thing - high end restaurants serve it cold and charge 20$ a bowl for it!
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  26. I was all zen ... then the rooster crowed right at the end and Rons reaction cracked me up,😂😂
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  27. Ohhh I think Ron and Justine are sweet on each other! I am so enjoying these videos!
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  28.  @joannelucille  lmao when my parents had a home up on the ridge, we were considered posh because our outhouse had two holes!
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  29. i thought they came brown too! when i saw the green beans, i thought - what are those haha
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  30. just remember - turnips make you poop lol so make sure Ron builds you a good outhouse
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  31. That looks so lovely and fresh tasting! We have a local delicacy here called Solomon Gundy! at first i thought you meant that but ours is way different lol. Solomon Gundy is chunks of herring and onions put in a jar or crock with pickling spices and left to age in the fridge. Once its,good and mushy, its,served on crackers with sliced onions. Looks awful. Smells terrible. The old timers love it! 😂
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  32. He is a very fine tin pot!
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  33. Ive been sick with the flu this week so this totally brightened my day! Ok now admit it y'all who else has Simon and Garfunkel running through their heads? Parsley sage, rosemary and thyme?
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  34. Hahahaathat is so cool! Like they stepped through a time portal into the Piggly Wiggly!
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  35. Hahahaha MishMish was excited to see you at least
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  36. i blame the cinnamon stick. clearly it was a dud. <nods> its all the cinnamons fault. thats our story and we are sticking to it
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  37. OK, who else busted up laughing when they saw the ice cream maker 😂😂😂😂😂
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  38. Those looked so good! It sure is a lot harder to make cake without modern appliances
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  39. hhahaah poor Lucy! Justine and her books are going to kill her one of these days LMAO.
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  40. haha that makes me So grateful for my Keurig!
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  41.  @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.
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  42. hahaaha. We have a cook book here where i live - out of old nova scotia kitchens. In the back are home remedies including one that says eating pumpkin seeds cures bed wetting!
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  43.  @Iflie  in 1924 in England, my Grandfather was arrested , tried and sentenced to weekends at the Daykens Boys Home. His crime? He picked an apple from a farmers tree because he was Hungry. He was 14. A few months later, he was conned into going to Canada as a Home Child where he became an indentured servant until he was 18. English laws SUCKED!
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  44. Your new bedroom is perfect! And your bed is so pretty especially your coverlet. Ron did you build the desk?
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  45. Potato pancakes! My Dad made these for us at supper all the time while i was growing up! He fried them in the frying pan and we ate them with ketchup. SO GOOD!
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  46. Added to Justines comment, many people ate a lot of wild meat back in the day as it was basically free. Costing only the price of some string for a snare, some lead to make shot, or hook and line to catch fish. My own family grew up poor in a very rural province in Canada. We ate a lot of wild game including, deer, moose, fish , rabbit. High protein, low cost.
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  47. Happy Easter!
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  48. I think we are going to,be treated to an 1820s wedding g video soon!
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  49. Id be keen to try it! I love trying new foods
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  50. Imhave been enjoying your videos very much. A book you might like called Out of Old Nova Scotia Kitchens, has recipes handed down through generations dating back to the 1700s! I use several recipes from it and they are delicious!
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  51. That looks SO GOOD! Easy enough to make for a Church supper with lots to share. Im thinking the dish it came in would go home clean haha. (The highest compliment at a Baptist supper lol!)
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  52.  @WaysideArtist  when I was in hospital, my nurse asked another nurse to get her a pill crusher. Its the 21st century so I was expecting something modern. Imagine my surprise when she brought in a mortor and pestle!
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  53. awww no! Poor Justine! Ron is SUCH a sweetheart though. PS pumpkin pie is my fave too and mince meat!
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  54. Justine you are a truly amazing cook! And Ron that was a fine deer! Merry Christmas to you both!
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  55.  @EarlyAmerican  i look forward to your videos so we are even haha
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  56. That looks so good! I love home made mac n cheese! Yum!
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  57. My Dad would add raisins and brown sugar to our hot cereals . so good!
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  58. YUM! My Gran used to make bread pudding with raisins. It was so,good!
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  59. @Thomas Pickens I once saw a restaraunt that charged $15 for a PBJ sandwich lol
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  60. I bet that smelled amazing!! Im tempted to try it with some cinnamon and nutmeg added in. Ill let you know how it goes! 😋
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  61. I cannot imagine sitting in front of a fire in 120 degree heat! Bless you for doing that
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  62.  @ingc3852  ohh the parties! How I miss the gatherings! All the laughter and music. It was awesome. In summer a big bonfire for the kids to roast hotdogs. The men would sneak moonshine behind the house. The women gossiping. Rule #1 with the wringer washer at our house was - hands away from the rollers!
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  63. I love seeing the snap of the original receipt with the old spelling included. Caraway feeds haha allfice! 😄 thats so cool
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  64. We call those Johnny Cakes here! I live in a military town too. The gun range where they tran is on the edge of town and when they all get going at the same time, it sounds like popcorn popping in the distance 😄
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  65. They look like a fruit dumpling. We have a favourite recipe here in Nova Scotia called Blueberry Grunt. Its dumplings either boiled up or baked in blueberry saucemand served hot with vanilla icecream. Its so good you grunt when you eat it! Hahaha MAJOR YUM 😋
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  66. I noticed that too lol.
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  67. Oh this made my day! Ive been in and out of hospital this past week with a bad infection and was feeling pretty bummed. This cheered me right up! Thank you!
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  68.  @EarlyAmerican  hahahahanaha oh gosh i love it! 🤣🥄🤣🥄
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  69.  @triscotsman8431 ooo both of those sound amazing!
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  70. WOW!you both look amazing! Justine youre beautiful in your new outfit and Ron looks so great clean shaven! I so enjoyed this ome . Can i just say holy crap thats a lot of laces to tie haha
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  71. Ohhhh those look SO good! I can just imagine having some withna cup of hot tea. YUM!
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  72.  @EarlyAmerican  im going to try it in my air fryer! Ill let ya know it it goes!
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  73. Hahahahana ok these just get better and better. The chicken thief running around the yard then the skunk! I was howling! Next episode justine does the sink or swim test lol
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  74. We have a 300 yr old fort here in Nova Scotia called Louisburg. If you visit, stop by the kings bakery for a soldiers loaf of bread. A round loaf thats about 8inches across and weighs a good 5 lbs lol. You could use it as a doorstop!
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  75. It would not have been called gluten free but by using almond instead of wheat flour, the cake is gluten free.
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  76. I guess if it tastes good then its a win! Slap some ice cream on top and call it fancy cooking! Cant be any worse than my dismal shepherds pie disaster 3 weeks ago. I had it all made, looking delicious , ready for the oven. Went to put it in the oven - and it fell out of my hands and landed upside down on the bottom of the oven. HUGE mess and only a bit of the pie was salvageable!
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  77. Lol my Great Gran cooked on her old wood burning range until she died in 1987!
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  78. Utoh! Kandi has fallen in with an unscrupulous river rat!
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  79. Both of those looked amazing! Especially the pie. Yum!
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  80. @Bedrock Miner Don I have noticed this! Let's put him in the stockade in the village Square!
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  81.  @MotherDee  hahahaha Justine with her leg bone soup spoon had me in stiches
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  82.  @EarlyAmerican  yup! when Jesus was on the cross, the soldiers put a hyssop plant soaked in viniagar up to Him to drink.
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  83.  @kimberlykeithfix1375  Now why would I hate America. lol. I have many wonderful American friends. In fact, i lived in America for a time and it was lovely! I meant my original comment as a gentle teasing ,but it came off as insulting and for that I apologise. We Canadians are pretty proud of the outcome of the War of 1812 and , call it a character flaw, we like to tease Americans about it whenever we get a chance . My apologies.
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  84. So cool! You looked awesome Justine! I didnt see Ron tho. Happy 4th from Canada! Wait! I see him now! Playing the drum! You look great Ron and excellent playing!
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  85. Hahahaha Aunt Meg is going to end up,in the gaol soon!
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  86. My Dad was prescribed a corset in the 60s when he injured his back!
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  87. That looks so good! Chickens - shes cooking chicken again Edith! Has anyone seen Flossie?! 😅🤣😂
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  88. YUMM! Kids here grew eating scottish toffee which is right in the middle of both . Creamy and sweet like the 1860s but the best was brittle enough that you could smash it into bite size pieces. When i was a kid a box of MacKintosh toffee cost 10 cents and every kid bought one at the Saturday matenae . The sound of 200 boxes being slammed onto the floor was deafening 😂
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  89.  @paulwolf7562  it tastes like home huh.
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  90. Loved the video but I wish I could hear what they were saying.
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  91. Imhave never thought of chopping the,bacon in with the beef for hamburgers! (Mind blown! 🤤) that looks so good! Ya kind of lost me with the beets though. One of the few things i absolutly cannot abide is beets haha
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  92. Yum! pumpkin pie with real whipped creame is one of my favourites! 🥧
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  93. Im so glad you're better, Justine!
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  94. major yum! and i love your cookie stamp box!
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  95. Justine is badass! Buhbye la looser!
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  96.  @EarlyAmerican  its beautiful!
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  97. Shrimp is pretty much the only shellfish ill eat unless its in a chowder haha 😄. I wonder what Justine would think of Rappie (pronounced rah-pee) pie?
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  98. Hahahahaha that was awesome! Off with her head! Funny funny.
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  99. That all looks so amazingly yummy! I had cabbage rolls for supper yum! Ok we need some knitters to make poor Justine a warm sweater, scarf and mittens! Shes going to freeze!
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  100.  @sarahlashbrook6991  mine own true love shall wait for me there, she was once a true love of mine...🤣
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  101.  @1820ColBenjaminStephensonHouse  hahaah im glad of that! And HEY at least she didnt make you eat rolled up spider webs! That was a cure back then as well lmao
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  102.  @celticgoddess81  hahaha eating an orange might have actually helped lol
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  103.  @User14816  so it was ice cubes. Does that really make any difference? Do you have a successful YT channel? Have you ever tried your hand at reenactment? I know I sure havent and could never been as clever , skilled and funny as Justine and Ron are!
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  104.  @LilyGarden528  yummm!
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  105. 3 steaks. 2 for Ron, 1 for Justine?! Is she making supper for her sweetheart?
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  106. Thank you Sharion for the delicious recipe i bet jt smells and tastes amazing!
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  107.  @Preservestlandry  as Justine said, the ingredients and the sheer quantity of the recipe indicated it was , in fact, a soup made by the wealthy to give to the poor and the widows as an act of charity.
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  108. There is another legend that Captain Kidd burred his treasure here in Nova Scotia on Oak Island.
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  109.  @EarlyAmerican  thank you Justine!
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  110.  @ingc3852  you mentioned a squeeze box witch is usually a French slang so .. Acadian?
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  111.  @ingc3852  oh! SO COOL! NS or NB?! I'm in NS! My Uncle is Acadian!
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  112. I can't wait to see your dress! Marriage advice - always remember to pray. In good times, quiet times and bad times. And especially when you are angry at one another! Even if you are so mad you can't find the words , ask God to bless you both with love and peace .
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  113. Hahaha I love Ron’s bib!!
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  114. Ok im in tears laughing over here!, first the replay of the icecream making episode then Ron ate ALL the cupcakes! 🐷😂🤣🧁
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  115. I grew up eating wild meat. Ive never tried raccoon though! It looks really good!
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  116. That sounds awesome! Here, we have Levees. Parties held at the Legions with rum, baked beans and small cakes and lots of music! They go on all day New Years Day and people typically visit several levees before the day is done.
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  117.  @chrismcelligott5462  me too! They look delicious!
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  118.  @jacquelinedryden8346  actually the war of Independence won America their freedom not the war of 1812. Canada received our independence 1867 when it was granted to us , peacefully , by our Queen . Yes, we are part of the Commonwealth but we are a free independent nation.
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  119.  @christinemolina5462  they are. I swear country kids have the best childhood
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  120.  @rowdybroomstick6394  my thoughts exactly. She is a great comedic actress!
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  121. Those potato balls look amazing!
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  122.  @1820ColBenjaminStephensonHouse  hahahahaha yum yum!
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  123. The rooster and the broom then you pull a fork,from your dress! Im dead! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  124.  @corrinnacorrinna5572  yummy!
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  125.  @corrinnacorrinna5572  that sounds amazing!
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  126. You have flowers! Im so jealous! We are at least a month away from wildflowers here
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  127. Lmao i kept thinking about Rachels Thanksgiving beef triffle from Friends! 😂😂
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  128. Hahaha lets all play a rousing game of pass the skull! Not it!
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  129. Ha ha poor Justine! Not only did you make Ron icecream but youmhad to,washmhis shirt in pee! He owes youma big boquet of wildflowers! And A bit of chocolate from town!
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  130. Its so great seeing Ron in the kitchen! Im not a fan of lamb but your potatoes looked amazing 😋
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  131.  @5factsbychapa44  that is so cool!
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  132. 9ok first GORGEOUS stockings!! I bet those cakes are amazing dipped in tea. Yummm. We have oat cakes here that look similar. Made with oats and honey. Sogood! Happy new year to all of you!
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  133.  @EarlyAmerican  youre welcome 😊 i do as well
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  134. 😂 do the right thjng, feed a rabbit today! Alfred needs a girlfriend to share his carrots! hahahaha . That duck looked sooo good yum!
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  135. We Canadians (British) kicked America's ass in that war. The Americans went into it convinced it would be an easy takeover bit we spanked them so hard they declared a truce and the border stayed almost, exactly the same.
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  136.  @rivendellcoinsantiquities4964  maybe but we still torched your Whitehouse <G>
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  137. Hahahaha love the use of the Bayonette! Those look amazing. Yummy, wonder what they would be l Iike with vanilla ice cream 😋
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  138. I remember scratching ice from the inside of our windows when i was a kid!
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  139. Halifax shout out! I love mince meat pie especially at Christmas! Only.. without the meat lmao.,
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  140.  @brownbear2419  sort of but it was cooked on top of the stove instead of baked and the milk was added just before we ate it along with brown sugar.
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  141. This was so cool! I love Candy's shop and your question / answers were really interesting
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  142. That looks way better than Rons attempt last Friday 😂😂
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  143. I howled laughing when I saw it in this one 😂😂
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  144.  @EarlyAmerican  see you were being en vogue!
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  145.  @ccoop3774  haha talk about culture shock huh. Im glad your Gran got her bathroom! My Mum was from a major city here in Canada and my parents married there . When they moved back to Dads home province, they lived in a little house on the mountain. My Grandmother came down to visit them and soon after she arrived she asked where the bathroom was. Dad opened the door , pointed across the yard, and said see that bush? Its behind there. She was scandalized! Edit - weird typo lol
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  146. Anything PINK is perfect by its very nature 😁
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  147. Can I come to supper cause that looks amazing!
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  148.  @EarlyAmerican  haha woohoo! I'll bring some mincemeat pie! 🥧
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  149. That looks so good! You are an amazing cook
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  150. Ohhhh those are pretty!! I especially loved the Alfred egg! HAPPY EASTER!! ✝️🥚🌻🐰🌸🐣🌷🐇🌺🐥❤
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  151.  @rebmosher5512  that sounds amazing!
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  152. Yay!!
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  153.  @desertedenblooms  mi amore! 🤣
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  154.  @cjrsalinas7334  I bet she was awesome!
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  155. Ok that looks so amazingly delicious! And Alfred is adorable! Is he up for adoption?!
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  156. Back when Ron and Justine first moved to their cabin, they said vows to each other , relying on the Biblical reference that says when 2 people commit to marriage, make their vows and profess their love they are married in the eyes of God. They have plans to ask the parish priest for a blessing in the spring after planting. Given that this is 1820, it was very easy for couples to simply announce they were married in a distant Parish and nobody would be the wiser. The poor at that time rarely exchanged rings as they simply could not afford them.
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  157. That looks so good! I would totally eat that today ! 😋 yum
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  158. We have an Amish village near us as well. They dress traditionally . The Mennonite church here is very modern in their dress though.
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  159. Justine, i love your pretty new kapp! That stew looks amazing , i gew up eating wild meat. Deer, moose, rabbit even bear
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  160. Im excited to see your new home!
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  161. Poor Ron looked like a frozen drowned rat! Your wonderful soup will have him feeling better.
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  162.  @artoodiwan1204  oh trust me i firmly believe the atrocities committed against our First Nations people were disgusting and cruel. The mass graves recently found at our residential schools horrified me 😢
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  163.  @princessoffire1107  welcome! 🤤🤣
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  164. I love porkchops! Major yum!!
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  165. Ooooo they look like brownies! Yum!
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  166. My pie crust recipe dates back to the 1700s and is the same as yours!! Edit to,add awww fluffy babies!
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  167. Yum! Louis is a very fancy rooster!
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  168.  @MsBusybee58  mock mincemeat! From Olde Nova Scotian Kitchens?
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  169.  @sdole9448  it would! Also taking a pot to the blacksmith for repair
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  170. Ohhh awesome stove! Your life is going to be so much easier now!
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  171. Oh no! Ron!
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  172. Im loving the idea of,all the spices! Yum!
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  173. Real beeswax candles smell,amazing!
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  174. Its all so pretty and Justine, you look lovely with your hair down and ribboned. Merry Christmas!
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  175. Ooo I love curry! Yum!
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  176.  @zephyr3693  hahaha GMTA!
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  177. Those look amazing! Yummm!
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  178. Aww im sorry i missed this earlier! Your turkey looked so good on the outside! Im sorry the inside didnt turn out . Time for 1820s pizza?!
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  179. Major YUM!! The red bud trees are sooo pretty, we dont have those here, too far north, maybe. here, the dogwood in blossom is the first real sign of spring.
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  180. 🤣🐔 rescue mission!
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  181. ​ @1BethMcBeth  aww bless I bet he was awesome ❤❤❤❤
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  182. Thise look so good! I gotta say though, i am in love with your new pink dress! Its so pretty! (Can ya tell pink is my fave colour lol)
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  183. Many parents kept their babies in cradĺe until they were 2 and old enough to understand. As an added, sad, tidbit, it was quite common to not name a child until they were 3 yrs old at wich time the family would hold a naming celebration. This was done because most children never lived to 3 and they felt that by not giving their baby a name, they could emotionally distance themselves from baby incase he or she died. Edit to add - it was also common to tie a toddler to the table leg
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  184. LOVE onion rings! Especially the ones from A&W lol. yum! These look amazing i wonder how they would cook up in an air fryer? Ps! Southern Gospel Revival has a drummer that uses wisks like yours for his drums lol. https://youtu.be/JhNxXBTIjfk
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  185.  @EarlyAmerican  hahahahahaha magic crayons!
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  186. Nice bit is the cooking would remove the alcohol from the wine leaving the flavour behind so even kids can eat it
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  187. you guys did a fantastic job! Your pie looked so delicious! I mentioned on another video, how my Great Gran used her woodburning stove for all her cooking, baking and heating her home until she passed in 1987. For may in my family, indoor plumbing, heating , even phones didnt happen until the early 80s so watching the girls using the basins for washing along with everything else brought back a lot of memories! Gosh i could practically smell the scent of the wood smoke, spices, fresh apples and Ivory soap!
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  188. Ok i want some hot chocolate now! The darker oat mixture almost looked like cookie batter, i wonder if you can bake it up like macaroons. Might be really tasty! PS Im loving your pretty, new, tin pot!
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  189.  @staceykersting705  that sounds so good! I'm hooked in perogies! SO GOOD!
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  190.  @agoogleaccount2861  Holy. I knew it was handed down mother to daughter but not that old! That is so cool!
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  191.  @Christina-dw8we  several things. First these videos depict life in 1820 not 1806. Second, my comment mentioned bacon, not beef which was far more readily available to the poor in those days even if it was only scraps. Third, as Justine mentioned in another comment the volume of soup this recipe created indicated it was made FOR the poor to be given out either by a charity or a well to do family as a kindness. My comment was about a much smaller recipe handed down through generations and as evidenced by other commenters was very common throughout Europe and North America at the time as it was inexpensive, comforting and quite frankly delicious!
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  192.  @onexpressocafe1821  Dad put potatoes in his pea soup too !
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  193. Try it with leftover turkey after Thanksgiving! So good!
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  194. There is a great story behind the easter egg. The egg itself represents the empty tomb. The shape represents the stone that was rolled away. The baby chicks that come from eggs repreeent the new life we have in Jesus. The colours are just plain pretty!
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  195. She gets qsked that all the time when she starts wearing her petticoats. Its just the way the fabric falls
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  196. Oooooo deep fried i bet they would puff right up and be all flakey and nice!
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  197. I was thinking the same thing! 🤣 😂 🐓
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  198. Hahahhaahhaa death by skunk!
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  199.  @Iflie  have you checked out the Absolute History Channel on here? Awesome stuff!
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  200.  @yepiratesworkshop7997  There is a guy here on YT that did a fascinating vid on the Templars. I had a friend who was obsessed with Oak Island and the tv show. He would get so excited every time they teased they found something.
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  201.  @yepiratesworkshop7997  hahaha i live about an hour from Oak Island and most people here know there is nothing on it 😅. My friend that watched the show is from Toronto and he would be all.. they found bones in the pit! I wwould laugh and tell him they were somebodys KFC leftovers. Im sure that at one point, there may very well have been treasure on OI but it is more than likely that anything valuable was removed decades or even centuries ago
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  202.  @annbower6278  Fellow maritimer! Hi from Nova Scotia! Your Gran sounds amazing
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  203.  @daveb5540  The winter wiggle! When you sat in the nice warm house trying to convince yourself you really didnt have to pee and then psyching yourself up to brave that cold cold privy and frost on your butt! I dont know what was worst the frosty benches, or the stink and the wasps in summer.
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  204. That looks amazing. I make a beef stew that is very similar!
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  205. Justine - I'm a rich lady! I do t want to die! Also Justine - ok, I fibbed a little and also I had a donkey named Fred Geoffery nods a cow and Justine needs a donkey ( also a cow)
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  206. Rice pudding! That looks so good! Next time, add raisins, you will be blown away how good it is!
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  207. The nice thing about those products is they are cruelty free too! You look beautiful, Justine!
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  208.  @annmargaret1069  You are right and I am sorry.. I meant my original comment as a gentle nose tweek towards my American neighbours but I realize it came off as insulting. My apologies.
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  209. Omgoodness ! Im honoured! Seriously thank you both for inviting me! Deepest congratulations to both of you and all of Gods blessings on your wedding day and marriage ❤❤❤❤ Ps. Alfred says he wants a suit to,wear to the wedding Edit - PS - allen is right, the cabin and noth of uou look gorgeous!
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  210. That looks SO COOL! I love love the rhythm circle! Alouette is a common song sung with little kids in school here. Maybe Paw-paw french and Québécois share history! Edit typo lol
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  211. I love mashed turnip with butter and brown sugar! Yummmm. That all looked so good though turnip AND cabbage ..i hope Ron slept in the chicken coop 😂😂
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  212. Haha so true
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  213. Justine, you are an amazing teacher.
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  214. Major yums!!
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  215. Maritimers for the win! Tell me where yer at a ill come where yer to!
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  216. That looks soooo good!
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  217. It looks like johnny cake. Yummy warm with butter😊. We used to do the apple stem twist but we asked it who loved us, then recited the alphabet . Whatever letter you were in when the tem broke off, was the name of someone who loved you.
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  218. Happy new year!
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  219.  @sandraargo8382  she does! I was cringing, watching Justine peel the carrots. My Great Gran taught me to scrape them clean with a paring knife.
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  220. Hahahahaha the look on your face when you read Rons note! 😂😂😂 🍦
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  221. Good job, Ron, that looks so good! I love the bit of silent movie acting at the end 😂
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  222. The pudding looks amazing but am too busy spazzong over the adorable pan and knitted pumpkins!
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  223.  @michelep1130  in fact, often wheat flour was too expensive for the very poor and they would substitute barley flour as it was so much cheaper
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  224. Its so pretty too!
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  225. Lol actually i was according to the time stamp. No biggie though
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  226. Yum! I bet thise would taste amazig with some lemonade
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  227.  @lovemrj4ever  😂🤣😀
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  228.  @rachelburton8689  🤣☕
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  229.  @EarlyAmerican  hahahahahaha
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  230. I used to feed my Great Aunties ducks and chickens for her. My reward was a trip to her wonderful pantry to get a cookie. If I brought in wood for her stove, I got 2 cookies lol. Auntie was considered posh by many folks because she had 2 outhouses. One for the family and the other for farm hands and the family privy had 2 holes!
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  231.  @livingthegoodlifechannel  lol most of my mountain and farm family had outhouses and wood stoves I to the late 70s and early 80s. My step grandfather passed in the late 90s and never did get running water, indoor plumbing or electricity lol. My Great Grandmother got an indoor bathroom sometime around 1980 when Dad and several Uncles converted part of her pantry but she used her wood burning kitchen stove until she passed in 87.
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  232.  @ccoop3774  lol I grew up using privies. They stank in the summer unless you had powdered lye to sprinkle in the hole which probably wasn't the safest thing to get on your skin lmao, 😏 but we also washed with lye soap so it balanced out I guess. They really sucked in winter cause there was always frost in the wooden bench!
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  233. Oh no! I hope Seth can help!
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  234. They looked like dogwood blossoms. Those have such a pretty fragrance
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  235. Justine, your videos are being used by another youtuber https://youtu.be/823pYOQfOWk?si=tYCkzyYbA8jjeQNQ
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  236.  @EarlyAmerican  its pretty! And yes! Right up until the 1920s here in Canada. My great uncle had no proof of his birthdate when he applied for his pension at 65. He took in his mothers diary that had an entry for his 5th birthday. Here, as in many British colonies back then, boys graduated to short pants at 5 yrs old. The diary read - today was Georgies 5th birthday and he spoiled his dress with cake! It was accepted at proof of age !
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  237. Omgosh i am so making these!
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  238.  @EarlyAmerican  i missed seeing you guys too! My brother took a turn tonight so we had to call for an ambulance. Im going ho finish watching the 2nd vid after they go
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  239.  @rowdybroomstick6394  yumm! We have them here and the restraunts are all set with a 50s theme. Chrome tables , hula hoops, the works
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  240. Ok save me some! That llooked amazing!
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  241. Run away Justine! Anthony is horrible!
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  242. That looks SO GOOD!!major yum!❤
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  243. Justine that all looks SO GOOD! Holy yum! And Ron, I knew you would get a nice , fat rabbit!
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  244. Aww MishMish is so pretty!
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  245. I keep coming back to watch this one. I just love the rhythm circle! Meanwhile anybody else notice the look of absolute love Ron gave Justine at 2:30? Heart melted!
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  246.  @franchescawetter8423  me too
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  247. Ohhh i bet your cabin smelled amazing! My Dad makes the most incredible baked beans with molasses. Yum!
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  248.  @sheenagarrett6089  oooo look for Justines vid on beef tea! It would be amazing as a natural soup stock
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  249.  @seanbeaniweeni  it really is!
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  250.  @justinstewart4889  like stew always tastes best the next day . Yum!
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  251.  @rabinbisws6863  hello!
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  252.  @carlericvonkleistiii2188  i love the sand dollar story! Have you ever broken one open? There really are little dove shaped shells inside
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  253. Yummmm!! I think id like the current ones best!
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  254.  @CronesBones  IKR! we got 10cm of snow on monday ppppfffft
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  255. Aww what happened to the chew and chat on Rons channel?
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  256. I love the sound of the rain on the roof
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  257. ​ @lindsaybc2192  sure! The hardest part would be preparing the chicken and you can cheat and buy one precooked at most grocery stores.
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  258. That all looked absolutely delicious! Holymcow, yum. Its nice to think that 200 years ago, that pot was used to make that same recipe.
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  259. I hate waterbeds! So uncomfortable!
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  260. Thats some very happy chickens!
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  261.  @C-TOS  lol the one in the picnic video was rotten. Ron ate it anyway and got sick https://youtu.be/z49X6_qSlgY Edit to add a link to the beef tea cure!
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  262.  @jetsamperes5762  🤣 groaaaaan
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  263. 😂 when i saw ground cherries, i was expecting you to grind them up! It looks beautiful but im not so sure about the taste 😂😂
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  264. Ron finally got to try a bite! Yay! Meanwhile i love your pretty, new frying pan
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  265.  @keithhughes8010  oooooo post link!
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  266.  @mickeymousey1239  ohhhhh i would love a soap making video!
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  267. Who knew ketchup went back that far! I always sort of assumed it was invented by Heinz lmao
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  268. Just a peaceful, quiet day. I loved it!
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  269.  @EarlyAmerican  thank you for making such great vids every week
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  270. That all looked amazing! Yum! So many thoughts lol. 1- you need a sweet spring piggy to feed your veggie peals to! 2- i love turnips and carrots mashed together with butter and brown sugar! Major yum! 3 - my Gran used to drink the water from the boiled carrots. She claimed it was very healthy lol 4- ever wonder who had the thought one day- say im going to heat up this big arse pot so i can bake stuff in it! Pretty ingenious, actually. Annnd 5- Where did you get that perfectly precious heart pillow hanging ftom your mantle?
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  271. That looks so good! I was absolutely cracking up though at your facial expressions and going all Psycho with the knife lmao 😂😂
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  272. I love how MishMish watched you yhe whole time
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  273.  @johannestrahanoski5985  it was!
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  274. This was even funnier than the ice cream episode! 😂😂😂 cakes like that are why, God invented the electric stand mixer 😅
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  275. That all looks so good! Im jealous , apples arent ripe here till September / October!
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  276. CONGRATULATIONS! ! ❤🎉
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  277. I wonder why the poor only got the fat. Seems sort of elitest to me! Fie! Screw the poor! They deserveth not the meat . Only the fat shall they receive as is fitting of their lowley station.
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  278. That chicken looked amazing .
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  279. Hahaha tasting earthy and nutritious does not bode well lmao
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  280. I can't get over that bathtub!
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  281.  @sandraargo8382  IKR! big enough to wash the ladybits and that's about it!
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  282. Hahaha love the chicken coming to see whos cooking
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