Comments by "MydNyte Rayne" (@MydNyteRayne) on "Early American" channel.

  1. it was spelled "receipts" back in that time period, its not a misspelling.
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  2. I love the teamwork... you need to get Ron in the kitchen more often with you ♥
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  3. This video came up in suggested videos this morning, very interesting and am eager to watch more of your content.
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  4. no one needs 30 minutes of skin care at night..
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  5. Justine admiring the view as Ron goes to wash his hands at the well💘💘
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  6. they were called "reciepts" back in that time frame, she is correct in using the spelling.
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  7. its not spelt wrong, it was called "receipts" back then.
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  8. Loved the psycho look of Justine hammering away on that block of ice!
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  9. A Receipt is an old form that means the same as recipe back in that time period as opposed to today with totally 2 different meanings. She is not wrong using the term Receipt for the video.
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  10. Was that angel food cake for the dessert?
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  11. Yes, they are recently engaged.
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  12. Justine was successful.. she got her man 💞
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  13. Mish Mish out the window on an adventure...
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  14. Im sure she washed her hands, the videos are edited down for time sake.
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  15.  @EarlyAmerican  I have a question, who films you cooking? It seems so seemless and we never hear any others present in the cabin with you. You may have covered it already and I missed it , would love to know.
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  16.  @EarlyAmerican  How long would that candle making process take from start to finish?
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  17.  @EarlyAmerican  Justine - Im curious, is the home that you film these videos in, open to the public for history tours or are the homes private? I realized St Genevieve is a 4 hour drive from Nashville and its very intriguing , would love to visit one day.
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  18. The community is not Amish. Its a group of reenactors of the mid 1800s life style in Missouri.
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  19. Not yet.. they will be married once they move into the homestead they are planning on building, it was mentioned in another video. :)
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  20. Cracker Barrel is just a chain restaurant here in the states, its nothing special about them at all.
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  21. they used tin back in that time frame.
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  22.  @albertafarmer8638  Im not sure where you are from but where Ive lived and currently most women don't and its perfectly fine, especially in warm weather. There is nothing wrong with Justine's clothing.. if it was acceptable in the time period then it shouldn't be a problem in the video.
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  23. if you don't know something... google it " When was Gruyère first made? The first records of Gruyère date right back to medieval times – 1115 to be exact – when dairy farmers would make it to preserve their milk for times of need. It gets its name from the Swiss alpine town of Gruyères, where it first originated, which lies near the French border."
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  24. she is wearing replica clothes for the time period, she is doing nothing wrong with her outfit. Better then how women dress today.
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  25. its the way it was referred to back in that time period.
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  26. rice has been in the US since the 1600s
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  27. yes, rice has been in the US sine the 1600s.
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  28.  @zeekwolfe6251  they have shown other angles and the bedroom in the cabin.... They have a bedroom in there too, Ron and Justine built the cabin by hand, it's on Ron's family property. Watch their other channel called Frontier Patriot, they chat while eating the food and do a a lot of talking about their cabin and other aspects of their reenactments. I recently discovered them, have watched almost all their videos, they are a really interesting couple, I love their content.
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  29. Is there a part 2 or continuing story? Im intrigued of the story line.
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  30. A Receipt is an old form that means the same as recipe back in that time period as opposed to today with totally 2 different meanings. She is not wrong using the term Receipt for the video.
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  31. It was known as that back in that time frame, she is correct with the spelling.
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  32. A Receipt is an old form that means the same as recipe back in that time period as opposed to today with totally 2 different meanings. She is not wrong using the term Receipt for the video.
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  33. "It was to distinguish between a hard 's' and a soft 's'. The 'f' represented the soft 's' which is why you will find it spelt 'houfe' and 'houses' in old English texts."
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  34.  @user-wx4hb5hi5l  youre welcome! It can be kind of confusing..
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  35. It was to distinguish between a hard 's' and a soft 's'. The 'f' represented the soft 's' which is why you will find it spelt 'houfe' and 'houses' in old English texts.
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  36. Yes, that is correct..
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  37. It was to distinguish between a hard 's' and a soft 's'. The 'f' represented the soft 's' which is why you will find it spelt 'houfe' and 'houses' in old English texts.
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  38.  @EarlyAmerican  were the fried potato balls almost the same consistency similar to that of hush puppies?
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  39. This was the first video that came up in my "suggested videos 2 weeks ago"... have been hooked and watching all your videos..
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  40. That is an "s". Back then is depeneded on the postion of the "s " in the word.
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  41. WOW! That rain storm and sound is just like the ones we had here in TN a few nights ago....
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  42.  @EarlyAmerican  I have a few question and it may seem odd... What did people of that time frame use to store left over food or was only there enough made to feed to amount of people? Your videos never show left overs, was just curious. I love this era in American History. Also, the ingredients you cook with, would an average homesteader have those available or would only people of extra money have certain items?. I did a civil war error home tour and it said that oranges, even sugar were an expensive to have on hand, would love to know more about the avaialbility of items we all take for granted in the 2000's.
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  43. Nothing wrong withthe way she peeled, its the authentic way with what tools they had one hand in the time period.
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  44. its the way the did that back in the day... a later "S" in a word was written as an "F" but still pronouned the same as "S" per Google" It was to distinguish between a hard 's' and a soft 's'. The 'f' represented the soft 's' which is why you will find it spelt 'houfe' and 'houses' in old English texts.
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  45. To make at home do we use bread flour or just regular flour? Id love to try it!
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  46. Love the all natural colors.
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  47. 🎉❤ Congratulations 🎊
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  48. Mish Mish has gotten so big! Love seeing the 😺 in your video's.
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  49. It was to distinguish between a hard 's' and a soft 's'. The 'f' represented the soft 's' which is why you will find it spelt 'houfe' and 'houses' in old English texts.
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  50.  @EarlyAmerican  I just started watching your videos this morning and am hooked on the historical aspect of it. May I ask how you all started doing this and do you live like this year round or only for when creating topic content? Hope to hear from you. Have always been intrigued by early american history. We are spoiled in the modern age.
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