Step back in time with me as we dive into a nearly two-century-old recipe for Vegetable Soup. This delightful concoction comes straight from The Cook’s Dictionary & House Keeper’s Directory of 1830, giving us a glimpse into the culinary practices of our ancestors.
As we gather our ingredients and prepare to embark on this culinary journey, let’s take a moment to appreciate the simplicity and ingenuity of the recipes of the past. In a time before fancy gadgets and pre-packaged foods, cooks relied on fresh, wholesome ingredients to create nourishing meals for their families.
The aroma of simmering vegetables and savory broth fills the kitchen as we follow the instructions laid out in the historic recipe. Chopping, stirring, and seasoning with care, we honor the traditions of those who came before us.
With each ladleful of soup served, we not only satisfy our hunger but also pay homage to the generations of cooks who have perfected this recipe over the years. As we savor each spoonful, let us remember the legacy of resourcefulness and creativity that has shaped our culinary history.
So join me in the cauldron as we cook up a steaming pot of Vegetable Soup, inspired by the recipes of yesteryear. Let’s celebrate the flavors of the past and carry on the traditions of our ancestors in the heart of our modern kitchens. Cheers to timeless recipes and the joy of cooking!
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Video “Cauldron Cooking |Vegetable Soup| 1830 Historic Recipe” was uploaded on 09/05/2024 to Youtube Channel Early American
2:28 I really thought it was one of our cats that was standing next to me. Your cat sounds exactly like one of ours, but exactly haha. Food looks great btw, I often make things like that in winter which is still a ways away it seems, sadly.
Ура! Мищ-Мищ появился. :-=)
You turned your cook and your kitty let out that mournful sound,
I though kitty wants to chase chickens , sure enough next shot kitty is after your birds
It sure took a lot of work to create one pot of vegetable soup! Justine is very a talented reenactor.
Thank you for creating these videos!
Oh! Yammy Kaisersemmel (Brötchen) in german 😊
Do they really live in this cabin or is it a set?
cat on the table? i wouldn't allow one in the house unless there is a mice to catch :/
Did you just grab the cauldron straight out of the fireplace with your bare hands?? And how did the celery become chopped when you put it in whole??
You just toss the onions and stuff you used for the broth?
Always an amazing video my dear friends 💐
All that work for one bowl of soup.
I have never had a turnip! I assume that they taste along the lines of radish? I saw you and Ron eat this before I saw this, so I already KNOW it's delicious! Hi Mish Mish!
Ah yes…time for fall to start soon so this'll be perfect to fill up n heat up. Just need some fresh extra custy bread to go with! Thanks for the vid, needed it with all the craziness going on in the world.
So happy to see someone else's cat on the table. 🤫
If the stock got beef in it how it veggie soup
I feel like all of us in this community share a love and respect for Justine, Ron, and Mish Mish. This is truly something I count on to help calm the soul.
I so enjoy your cooking!
It is officially soup season!!!!
Enjoyed your video Glad to see mishmish when they made these receipts did they keep the leftover mash from the soup for feeding the chickens and hogs look nice the way it came out just couldn't imagine wasting food back then anyway great video
You're brave to cook in your own second home. Kitchens in the early days were always detached and far form the home incase they caught fire. And many times they did.
The cat lying on the table startled me lol why must they do their necks like that lol worries me everytime.
I made this soup for lunch today and it's to die for…yummy❤
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