Be sure to watch how this meal was prepared on our main channel "EARLY AMERICAN" heres the link- kzread.info/dash/bejne/p6KGp7CmhMTbp5s.html&ab_channel=EarlyAmerican

@tandimolner1521

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Your doing awesome and some don’t really cauliflower so it’s all good as long you’re veggies

@EarlyAmerican

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@@tandimolner1521 Thank you Tandi

@tandimolner1521

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@@EarlyAmerican your very welcome sweetheart

Ron and Justine, even though this summer’s temps have been extremely high, I commend the both of you producing this channel. It must be difficult , but you do it. I just enjoy this channel immensely and I never want it to come to an end. Thank you Early American and Frontier Patriot. ❤️🇱🇷❤️

@reeree6682

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My sentiments, exactly!

Justine has the cutest little giggle. I enjoy your channels.

I look forward to both of your videos each week. They are interesting, historical and they make me happy. Keep up the great work!!!

@EarlyAmerican

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Thank you so much dear!

I love how you pray before meals. Amen

29:44, 31:33, 32:10 Ron is quite the Hungry Man. Nothing goes to waste at this table. 😋

When my girls 4 and 5 years old we put a can of turning greens in their Christmas stocking. We told them that santa said they were not eating enough greens. We took a pic of them holding the cans and the look on their face was priceless. Lol

Justine you took the words from my mouth. Ron had so much cauliflower and cheese, bless him. It might get windy later. Ah well looks like you could both use a breeze anyways. 🤣🤣🤣

@frontierpatriot

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:D :D :D

@telliehack2590

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😂🤣. Not that kinda breeze. Too funny

@glennda1939

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Oh my winds of change.....pew ! Lol

@mabel8179

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@@telliehack2590 My bro is lethal when he's had cauliflower as I found out one time when I visited him a few years ago after he had eaten roasted cauliflower!

1980, I was 10 years old, living in Florida. Most likely playing outside in the sprinkler *That cauliflower looks so good!*

I love your channel we need people like you you more than ever please continue what you're doing !!

Here in the Central Valley of California, every single summer, it’s routinely over 100 degrees. It’s hot until around Halloween. It’s awful. But Justine, you’re a rockstar for enduring those temperatures to show us a day in your life in the 1800’s.

I love your videos and I love that you say grace. I watch a lot of depressing news on KZread, and your channel is a total palate cleanser. Thanks for all you do!

I will be paintiently waiting on the video. 🥰 My favorite KZread couple. Y'all are just too sweet. Stay safe and cool.

@EarlyAmerican

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Thank you Vickie!

@vickiesdouns6093

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@@EarlyAmerican it's getting closer! 🥰🥰🥰

Hi again love the rabbitand wheel barrow it's great ...you have a great giggle xjo♥️🥙

Lol, thank you for sacrificing your comfort for authenticity

Nice meeting you both...sorry you didn't make it over to see us...we were interested in your furniture... Good luck in your ventures...

Cauliflower isn't on my list of favorites, but we use it in salads & soups. I mash turnips in my potatoes. People love that.

I loved your point, Ron, that there are documented extremely hot, dry summers, in history. It is definitely cyclical. Thank you for these wonderful channels. My husband and I truly enjoy watching you and look forward to each set of new videos. We hope to come down and see you during on of the special events local to you. We live in New Jersey.

@frontierpatriot

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Glad you enjoyed it! Please do!

It's only 87 in Arizona this afternoon. We have been getting our monsoon rains this year, and it's cooling things down. Thank God for that! Ha ha ha

If and when you two do get land, build your next cabin dogtrot style. Summer cooking and dining will be more comfortable in hot weather in the breeze way.

Justine's one liners.....inch from the grave, melt like that candle 😂😂 Make SURE you are staying hydrated!

The cauliflower looks nice! I love it and I love broccoli too.

Scorched Earth summer is right!😆 It was brutal here too, temps up to 115 and we ain't in the desert!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I boil my cauliflower then drain it then pour cream of mushroom soup over it. I have to make it every holiday. My family likes that better then the ham or turkey.

The average drought cycle where I live is every 11 years. 1988 was the height of a drought. I’ll never forget it. We had to live in my In laws unairconditioned basement that summer, while we waited to move into our new house. Hot, humid, super fire danger. We still had it easier than the folks in the 1800s. I would made a dreadful pioneer.

Justine I can totally relate to your dislike of cauliflower. I even delayed watching this because of the name of the video. I love you guys!

Ohh love the thumbnail! Ron’s checker board turned out perfect!

God bless you both! Thankyou but i would have already passed out from that heat.

Oh, I absolutely love cauliflower! I actually use it often now in lieu of potatoes! Very healthy alternative and it kind of has the same texture when you make it the way you did! Love love love your videos guys, I too am praying for you guys about the land, but just know that your good and heavenly father knows exactly what you need and desire and will always give good gifts to his children! He’s just waiting for the right one… And in the process, you get to learn patience. Isn’t that fun? Ha ha, but it is good for us…

You still doing your program, even with very high summer temperature. The steak and cheesy cauliflower meal looks great. Thank so much.

If you like garlic and onions, what you could do w/cauliflower is cook it and kind of mash it up or rice it up. Then saute the onions and garlic in butter or oil and then mix w/the cauliflower, then salt to taste. I'm not real big on cauliflower, but I will eat it steamed once in a while, but this is wonderful! Maybe even put some cheese on top of that!

I wish I could go there and see you guys and say how u have been making me feel good just by watching ur videos! they are so interesting and relaxing, they've also been giving me motivation to try to cook my own meals, I know this is probably not the point of your videos, but this is the effect they have on me and it's very positive bc lately It's not been easy for me, somedays I have no strengh to do anything but u help me a lot so... thank you so much for your channel!! I rly do love your work 💖💖💖

I am a viewer from arizona, it’s hot hot HOT here. Because we are cooled down due to our monsoons, it’s about 96 degrees today and about 40% humidity, but typically, this is our hottest time of year with temperatures as high as 120. On record, our highest recorded temperature ever was 123 degrees in 1993, and it got to 122 in 2000 or so. With that being said, 100 hits different in the desert versus somewhere like the Midwest or the coasts. I hope you’re staying cool!

SWEETEST couple EVER! Thanks 4 the vid my dears. I am sorry 2 C that U still have 2 drip through yet another 'chew n' chat'. Let's hope 4 the next one! The upcoming event in St. Gen. sounds Wonderful! I am an ol' widow watchin' from across your northern border...all I can do is pray some of our cooler air 2 blow your way a bit. Ron AND Justine, how talented U both are. I would luv 2 B close and C the beautiful things U make. I pray U sell everything and find land soon. Take care my dears. My love and prayers 4 your continued health and God's abundant blessings! :)

Cheesy cauliflower sounds great to me. I don’t like broccoli, but as far as Kohls go, I love brussel sprouts…. Hubby doesn’t like cauliflower so I don’t grow them and only rarely buy a cauliflower. Brave souls for cooking on a wood fire during a hot day…. I only cook on wood outside in the Summer….

I grew up in Philadelphia and in the 80s the summer was hot! Humid and dense.i worked outside and it was rough. I now live in the tropics,but because of the cycles ,the summers are hotter here too.

I love cauliflower any fashion and I bake my eggs. Place eggs in muffin tin(s), warm to room temperature then bake them @ 325° for 25 minutes. No wasting water.

I can’t say I really like cauliflower either. If it’s covered in sauce I’ll eat it. People on the keto diet use it for many things because it’s low carb. They use it as a pizza base, as a sub for rice…like others, I used it as a mashed potatoes substitute. Cook til soft, then blend until smooth with butter, milk or cream. Parmesan cheese, salt and fresh cracked pepper. It’s nice that way. Sometimes I’d add a dash of paprika, cayenne, or chili to give it extra flavour . It’s bland on its own. Don’t overprocess or add too much liquid, it’ll get gluggy.

I liked your comment about "lazy people". I once had a man on my crew that was a firm beaver that ever team needed a lazy person. A lazy person will figure out how to get things done more efficiently thus avoiding work!

Yeah, my dad started water meter reading for our city in 1980. He started right at the beginning of summer, and he said he remembered it being the hottest summer he could ever remember. We live in Texas, and in 1980, we had 100+ degree temps nearly every day that summer.

@disoriented1

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I was 16 in '80 and remember hearing about Texas. It was bad enough in Kansas City, MO; we had seventeen straight days of 100F plus highs, when we usually have perhaps 1 day a year.

Loved the video on how to make the checkerboards! Will you be posting the "How it's made" video for your dinner on Early American before the Frontier Patriot video? Can't wait to see both!

@EarlyAmerican

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Yes dear the videos on my channel go out around 5:20 and Rons come out at 6 central time.

Good luck with the event next month. Ron, I hope that you do well selling your merchandise at the August event. Just remember to take plenty of water to stay hydrated.

@EarlyAmerican

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Thank you Sherry I'll be sure that we bring a lot of water

I like your new salamander!! Also-cauliflower is an acquired taste-hated it as a kid but love it now-especially with cheese😋

@kaamkic

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Same, but in the other direction - loved it as a kid, hate it now!

Justine rocks!!

@EarlyAmerican

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I try 😅

That’s amazing u say that - in Melbourne we had our second coldest day on Saturday! Def a cycle 😁

It’s the humidity that gets me.

Absolutely love the little history tidbits you add into your videos on both channels!! You are such a sweet, loving, compassionate couple and a pleasure to watch. Prayers for your dreams of land you can call your own, love from Kentucky.

29:57 ASMR at its best 🤣

Love how much educational info you give, on the foods you make/eat ❤️

Love watching. You poor melting people! Love your checkerboard. Kandye taught you well. Justine, I thought you were going to fall over near that fireplace. Try kielbasa, chopped cabbage & egg noodles (3 ramen to save $$$). Take care you two. Sending love from MI! xoxo

I enjoy watching all your videos I love the old way of life. You both are great keep doing what you do

Cauliflower is a substitute for potatoes or a starch. It has less carbohydrates. Mashed cauliflower is a good substitute for mashed potatoes. Keep a bowl of cool water and a wash cloth to wipe yourself down. It will help your body cool down a bit and make it a little bit more bearable. Thank you for your authenticity and sacrificing your comfort for our viewing pleasure. Here's an idea. Can Ron make a manual fan that uses a bellow or some sort of squeeze pump to propel the fan for you? Turn the bellow into a foot pedal to force the air through the fan. I don't know what kind of tubing you can use to connect the foot pedal to spin the fan blades though. That wouldn't use electricity which didn't exist at the time. But it might be an interesting invention.

I love your "Chew and Chat" videos!

@frontierpatriot

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thankyou!!!

Greeting Justine and Ron, hope your doing well. I look forward to your videos on both channels weekly. It makes for perfect summer viewing. 👌🏻 I have learned so much about Early American Cooking from you both. Did you know that Chef Jose Andrés did a project about Early American cooking back in 2011? America Eats Tavern in Washington, D.C., explored American heritage dishes inspired by an exhibit at the National Archives, "What's Cooking, Uncle Sam? The Government's Effect on the American Diet in its early days... I found it fascinating to learn how much the American diet has changed over the centuries

Yes, cauliflower is of the Brassica Oleracea genus species, which includes cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, kale, Brussels sprouts, collard greens, Savoy cabbage, kohlrabi and other cultivars. It's generally thought to come from Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean, which is part of the general area known as the Fertile Crescent where neolithic farming originated. It spread into Europe through Mediterranean routes - into the Italian peninsula and southern France where it was featured on the banquet tables of royalty. All of the cultivars would have come to America with immigrants that brought seeds with them to the new world.

Love watching your videos and watched everyone so far and keep up the work and may God bless you both and enjoy watching your cooking skills you do very good job thank you for being on and thank you

@frontierpatriot

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Thanks so much

Yummy, I love cheesy cauliflower! My mom used to make a white sauce with added cheese 😊❤

@MyHersheyBoy

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The temperature records of Thomas Jefferson were really neat!

OMG I laughing so much at the end of video Ron and his “gas” Poor Justine😩 Ron you are a power eater😋😋

@billiebluesheepie2907

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Yes, so much to blame it on, there was cauliflower, milk, butter and cheese! Poor Justine! We had a man at work that used to like sharing his smelly gas - one day, being really fed up of him, one of the office girls gave him lots of laxative chocolate, we were all waiting to see what would happen... ...well he cocked his leg as usual to begin his trumpet solo, and then suddenly ran out of the room. Then we heard he had gone home because he ‘wasn’t feeling well’! It took him about a month before he did it again :-)

My mothers family lives in the St. Louis area and we would visit in the summers when I was a kid. I was a little California girl who melted in the Missouri heat.

33:15 😳🤭😂 Ron’s tummy is happy, now Ron’s bum bum make noise. 33:32 🙄😂🤣

I remember the Paul Bunyan cartoon fondly also ❤️ yes it's Disney and probably from the 50s as you said

You said when your eighty years old and today was my eightieth birthday , what a coincidence! I was you a;l the time, ! I love cauliflower you can grill it with a basting of butter and or olive oil, and season to your liking! So good that way. Like grilled Brussels sprouts!

Another awesome video, love both channels! Ron your wood working looks amazing, beautiful furniture pieces. The two of you also had me cracking up with the cave man talk plus at the end of the video when the Cauliflower finally got to Ron. Thank goodness Justine was still sleeping 🙏😷🤭😂

@frontierpatriot

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Our pleasure!

Oh you just made me feel old .... lol....I was born in 1980...aye

Hey Ron & Justine! Yes, I remember some very hot summers in the 80s, but also the 60s, 70s and 90s in the different places I've lived. I worked at a vineyard about 1977 in MI and more than once the group of us were sent home due to the heat. In the early 2000s, also MI, very high 90s. I like cauliflower, too, Ron. Justine, for someone who doesn't care for it, you made a great looking dish! Thanks for sharing! God bless! Sue ♥

@fishinwidow35

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1976 was very hot also! 80 degrees in April in Maine. 1988 was another scorcher, I was pregnant and miserable.

I laughed so hard at the end! Haha! Love you guys!

The temperatures in Missouri were very high in 1980. At least you don’t have high temperatures all the year. In Florida, the summers are horrible and is an eternal summer down there. The winter is the cold fronts.

Hahaha I love all your videos Ron and Justine ❤️🙏🏻 They have been a blessing for me stuck inside whilst it rains for weeks on end .Binge watching and laughing as I bake some of your pie recipes 🍒🍎🥧 and sewing in between ☔ From flooded Australia 🐸🙏🏻🙏🏻 Thankyou so much and God bless

20:51 Ron in ordinary street clothes 👍🏽 t shirt & jeans 👕👖👟

Wow 110 degrees how can you stand it!! 😮maybe you can get some ac in the cabin no one would blame you if it's that hot

If you hide a fan somewhere off camera , I will not say a word . Lolol . We won’t think any less of you . I love you guys !

Your little cartoon character is actually Paul Bunion, with his ox, Babe. 😉

My family, in Deep South, would slice a tomato to add to this meal. But everyone may not have a garden.

I adore these videos. I thought I had posted, but cannot find it. I have an awesome cauliflower receipt that I think you may love Miss Justibe.

Another fun video……thoroughly enjoyed it:)

I worked in Bossier city La in 1980. it was over 100 degrees for over 30 days that summer. Love the show.

26:09 🤣😂 Justine’s sense of humor; “an inch away from our grave” 🥵🔥🚨⚰️🪦

We were all set to visit Ste. Genevieve this last Tuesday, but the torrential rains in St. Louis discouraged us. Hopefully next time we’re in the area we’ll make our way there!

I love your shows and your recipes!

@frontierpatriot

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thankyou Jeanne!!

I love cauliflower. I make garlic mashed cauliflower in place of potatoes.

Thanks!

@frontierpatriot

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thankyou kindly!

1980's that was before our time. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 you young whippersnappers

@frontierpatriot

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😁

I appreciate that you pray on your channel. We owe God all praise and thanks for our health, safety, and success.

You two crack me up! lol. My hat is off to you for your efforts in this heat, especially you Justine cooking over an open fire with the "windows closed" so the flies won't carry you off!! Missy, you need to utilize that outdoor kitchen and heck with the flies! Heat stroke is a possibility at any age! I live about an hour or so Southeast of you in the "Tax Me" State, so I will at some point be trekking over across the river and pay my respects. I love and appreciate both of your Faith in God with your meal prayer, and your love of Country and History with your reenactment! Gives me hope for your generation! God Bless and prayers for your land dreams.

@frontierpatriot

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tax me state lol im gonna reuse that!!

@stevethecountrycook1227

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@@frontierpatriot You may! Mr. Lincoln is rolling in his grave for what has happened to Illinois! At this point, I am sure he doesn't want his name associated with it!

Great C&C tonight. Justine you can cook up an old cardboard box and Ron would eat every bit of it, because Ron loves you just that much.👍 Thank you.

@EarlyAmerican

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Awwww🥰

you two are too sweet! Lord bless you and your families 👪🙏❤

@frontierpatriot

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Thank you! You too!

Oh wow definitely will be looking forward to this for sure interesting sounds great can't wait

I remember that Paul Bunyan cartoon. I saw it in the early 60's. I had not thought about that cartoon since until now, lol

Looking forward to this, can't wait!😃

You could always turn the fan or ac off when you film videos! Lots of youtubers do that! You need to be comfortable as well! ♥️

Love everything you two are doing

hi alfred Mac mittens nice to see you in the videos..

Thanks for all the facts about thermometers, fun to know about these things!

Loved this video. Y'all are so much fun.

Just keep them coming guys. Love you.

I love watching your videos.

I got so excited whenever you guys upload! You guys are the best! Thanks for giving us a good experience for your life style! By that saying no air conditioning nor fan for your heated environment! You all are so awesome!

Can we get that mushroom catsup recipe?? You've got me sooooooo curious! Lol Absolutely LOVE all your videos. You two are THE BEST!

Found both your video sites online a couple months ago and LOVING them. You're both amazing teachers. Thank you so MUCH for your time and love of history❤️

@frontierpatriot

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Awesome! Thank you!

Love the ending!😂Some things never change with time.🤣