Comments by "MydNyte Rayne" (@MydNyteRayne) on "Making a Pumpkin Pie in 1796 IS HARD |No Talking Real Historic Recipes| Pumpkin Custard Pie" video.

  1. they were called "reciepts" back in that time frame, she is correct in using the spelling.
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  2. It was known as that back in that time frame, she is correct with the spelling.
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  3. 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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  4. 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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  5.  @user-wx4hb5hi5l  youre welcome! It can be kind of confusing..
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  6. "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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  7. 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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  8. 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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