🥣Trying a Vegetarian Lentil Soup From 1812 | Outhouse Build | 1760 Coloring Book | LIVE CHAT 

You're the sweetest couple on the net. ❤Thanks for your smart way of making the sweet "silent" cooking ones and then the lively chat afterwards, fantastic. We adore you and Mishmish's special moments! 😻

I liked how it looked before it was smashed up. It looked delicious before.

5:27 Beautifully humble and honest prayer. I really appreciate you both having such genuine personalities. 😊❤️ Thank you for entertaining us! 😂😅🥰

Ron , you should make a coloring book of St. Gen. too. The book is very well done. Sorry the soup wasn't a hit. Thank you for all your hard work to save History.

My husband and I are so glad we found you. We watch both of your channels every evening. So relaxing and we just love the atmosphere that you give. Thank you so much. God bless you.

Oh my gosh, that soup. 😂 I make a lentil soup but I have never mashed or blended it. It’s very good without turning into a purée! Love your videos and always look forward to them!❤

You guys are so sweet to each other! I really like both your channels. It's interesting to see how the food was made back then and then your reactions to it.

OMG OMG OMG privy soup!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just fell on the floor laughing. Thank you for that, I needed a good laugh today.

Cannot wait to watch both videos. I will do so when I come home, after work tonight. Watching Justine cook is relaxing. Watching you both chew and chat, helps me to unwind. Then I can sleep better. ❤ love you both.❤

That lentil soup sort of reminds me of the pease pudding that I made about a week ago, from a recipe from Martha Lloyd's Household Book; because I made it with dried split peas (because that's what's available in my local store) rather than the fresh peas that the receipt calls for, it has a greenish-brownish color that is very close to that most entertaining of all historical color names, "goose-turd green". Tasted good, though, because it had lots of herbs in it!

Looking forward to viewing. Thank you so much for your sweet note to me. It made my day and I am encouraged to do more crafts (as long as they don't have to be perfect).❤

Really love the show its fantastic, its cool learning history as well. God bless you amd yours

I like how you gave a shout out for Peter and The Woodland Escape . You don't want to miss those episodes!!

I would totally buy that coloring book! Great idea Ron.

Cant wait to see the outhouse y’all built! Will Ron be selling the coloring books in Kandye’s store? Cant wait to see video!

I cannot wait for the chew and chat and Justine's video. Favorite day of the week, gives me something to look forward to lol. Aw come on a vegetarian dish can't be that bad by the look on your face lol

Ron, I love your coloring book. I love in PA, near Philadelphia. Have you considered reaching out to any of the places in Philadelphia where people tour to view the liberty bell, independence hall, ect., to see if they might be interested in purchasing them from you for school kids coming to learn about the history of Philadelphia?

That soup looked good and I’m going to try it but maybe not purée because I like more body in my soup. Never had lentil soup before, but LOVED the beef with barley, so I’m giving this recipe a try.

Oh how I wish I could come to Pioneer Days! Maybe some day! Love that cross! It's awesome!

I'm with the commenter below me... I really like the way you do your videos. I'm actually homeless at the moment, and don't have a lot except my job, RU-vid and social media, and my crafts. You two make my day when you upload your videos. Thank you so much! Sending lots of love and many blessings to you both

This would keep you full after working all day And yes healthy I understand the taste is off but it would keep you thin and power your body

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉 I always love seeing another show coming up 🍿🍫☕

Let the lentils sprout, delicious and nutritious. Great in Thai curry and salads!

So the soup didn’t look so interesting, I bet it was delicious. I’m interested in how you store you food. Always look forward to your videos. Thank you.👏😊😋

This is too funny. I made red lentil soup with roasted veggies and smoked turkey sausage tonight! It was a hit.If you use red lentils, don’t overcook. They get mushy easier.

Lentil soup with vegetables is delicious…. Look forward to all your chew and chats

I love watching you two! I was watching one of your past shows where Ron accidentally threw his gun into the fire and I was wondering if Justin or you know details about civil war bullets. I found one on my father-in-law's land years ago.

That's a great name for a coloring book! I love it! You guys are wonderful and I love your channels.

I ordered a ladle and coffee scoop. Now the cross. I love the cross.

Love the history coloring book idea! Those are awesome, a teacher's opinion. Great video guys...Thanks but no thanks on the mashed lentil soup though...lol. 😅

Gravy is brown, chocolate is brown, brownies are brown, chocolate cake is brown, chocolate pudding is brown, chocolate ice cream is brown, etc.. Yes, sieving, was called for in the, receipt, but leaveing the vegetables whole would have been better.

I don't know if someone 200 years from now will regard it as historically valuable, but I have one of my childhood coloring books... 63 years old! It was my favorite one... "Fairy Tale" pictures. Mostly all pages are colored. Along with other 1950-60s toys and books of mine, this coloring book has survived miles of travel, moves, packing, unpacking, and my periodically perusing my artistic skills!

I was wondering where you got your dishes. That website is dangerous!!! I've already found 4 things I have to have. Oh lord help me.

I already know that I would like that. Come on guys it's lentils and vegetables. You surprise me on this one :D good job my favorite persons. As I said on the other channel, you are like peas in a pot.

Sorry guys. But where I come from `earthy` means dirt!! Lol. Mostly looks like brown gravy.

I'm with you on the need for the sausage. The vegetables just don't do it. Also I want to say how much I enjoy your channel I love the fact that you pray every time. Don't let them change you. Praise our Lord and savior Jesus Christ. Have a great day.

I know you love Mishmish and want the best for him so I just wanted to mention that when you pick up a cat, you really want to make sure you have support under both their back legs/rear-end and their front legs/chest. Picking them up by the mid-section like that puts undue stress on their organs. It’s also uncomfortable so it may cause him to get grumpy with you when he starts to get older/arthritic.

Great job with the coloring book, Ron and I can see that you are also quite the craftsman in the wood department!

I wonder if the "Privy" soup would have looked more appetizing by not mushing up the cooked vegetables and just kept the veggies in there as is after cooking?

While watching I kept shouting " eat the soup while it's at least warm.... you are letting it go cold !!"😂

Will y'all be having a wedding shower list for all of us? Happy the militia will be there signing people up.

I love your coloring books. I think it would be an amazing idea if you could sell them even outside of pioneer days... I live about 8 hours from where you are, and I'm not sure I would be able to make it, but I would love to be able to buy some of those books... Also, if you made others too. I think it is an amazing idea. I love watching both Ron & Justine... you guys are so sweet together. Even though you were not crazy about the soup, that is ok because even cooking modern dishes do not always turn out great, but at least you tried it.

I love your videos Justine and Ron. I loved history growing up.

Thanks for another great episode, i love Ron's coloring book idea! I watch The Woodland Escape channel too, love it!

We love lentils in any form! My daughter has Potts syndrome and feels 10x better after eating lentils. (Must be the iron?)

Not sure what the person was thinking that made the recipe, should of just left it in chunks, so you don't blow chunks😂🤢

My Dad made a horseradish and mustard sauce for corn beef and cabbage. I make it now, just mix flour and butter in a pan to make a paste, then add mustard and horseradish to taste, really good.

Wow, you guys are the best. Thanks so much for the shoot out to the Woodland Escape.

Maybe y'all should have thought about it as brown gravy. Gravy and toast......yum.

I'm working down here in New Orleans right now. I'll ask the locals if they know about it. Lol

How much for your coloring book? I would love some copies for my children! ❤️❤️

That soup kinda reminds me of pea soup , which I love ❤️. I’d try it .

Love your videos take up the great work you both do

When Ron dipped his toast into the “soup”…it made me think of my Dad. He served in the army in the late 1950s/early 60s. There was a particular meal served and the men had a special name for: $h1t on a shingle. Thank you Ron and Justine, now I have some idea what that food must have visually looked like! Yuck.

Oh my goodness. Why did you have to share the pewter website? I want one of everything now 😂

Lentil soup does need lemon or vinegar at the end 😊 Black bean soup is an even darker color but delicious 😋

It would have looked better if it wasn’t mashed through the sieve. I love vegetables lentil soup…unsieved. 😊….it’s better with other spices like cumin and coriander, paprika etc.

The houses were made of wood and built smack dab next to each other so if one caught fire it all burned.

The face on the thumbnail is Justine's rating system. No doubt about that one.

I like some Worcestershire sauce in my lentil soup. Usually I put some tomato paste too.

I think your coloring book with historical information is a great idea. That is a really cool cross. Where are you going to hang it? The rooster probably saw Ron with an axe and Justine with a big carving knife.

How about "American Patriots" for the title of the book?

You will deny me three times before the Rooster Crows......

Lol! If food is involved, Ron is going to find a way to eat it! Lol!!! 🤣🤣🤣 I love to watch you guys. Y’all are too funny!! GOD bless you both, and I pray that both of you will find your way to having a genuine relationship with our LORD Jesus CHRIST, without which, no man will ever enter the kingdom of Heaven.

Thomas Jefferson ate primarily a vegetarian diet.

This was great 😂 The sight of the soup and the craving for the sausage made him forget his prayer🤭. Love your historical cooking. Tried already several recipes🧡

Why blend the lentils? They taste better whole...so I add onion...carrots...celery...salt ...pepper...olive oil...all in tge lentils with water...and cook in low heat for about 1 and a half. So good

You guys are awesome. Love all your vids! Sorry the lentil soup was a flop. I might have to look up an Assyrian version of them, like you mentioned growing up with. That sounds good!

Lentils are good source of protein. A ½ cup serving of cooked lentils provides about 12 grams of protein. With such high protein content, you are sure to be fuelled up all day long.

In 1976 they actually made Historic coloring books for kids, for the Bicentennial. I have a copy I kept was, I 16 that year. Great idea with the coloring book!

😮 look at the expression on Justine's face! Not a good sign she liked it😂

Thank you for suggesting “The Woodland Escape” channel! I thoroughly enjoy it!

Lentils are ok, my mom use to add them in soups and stews, but she doesn't make them puree.

God Bless you both.I enjoy all of the posts.

Omgosh! I was thinking put some mushroom ketchup in it! LoL You need a cute little piggy to give the slop to 🐖 That sausage sliced up goes great on bread with mustard. Considered a sandwich, not sure if it fits in your time period? Hoping to make pioneer days in May and meeting you, Ron and Candy. Love you guys! ❤

Goodness I just love you two. Blesses my heart. That cross is amazing.

Nice. Glad to hear col. Sanders calmed down. Our rooster (happy feet) finally calmed down himself. Nice cross. Glad to just follow along. Very peaceful and relaxing. Thanks for sharing in your lives.

RON, RON, RON, RON RON RON RON RON!!!! That's me cheering him to try it. It would have been fine if it hadn't gone through the sieve.

Once again, I have to say you guys have the best channels on RU-vid. Keep it up! And good luck with the house project, can’t wait to see it. Hugs from the UK.

You too crack me up. You are such a hoot and remind me so much a lot of times of my husband and I. Your story about the rooster. I have always worked professionally with horses been around huge rats, all kinds of things. But I’m gonna tell you the one thing that made me scream like a little girl was a rooster we had once that this thing would do sneak attacks on you. Come out of nowhere and just start a flogging and he tried to get up in your eyes.finally the last time that happened I said Jackie you go get that 22 now. And you know that old bugger was so tough. We couldn’t even eat them after we stood them. He was mean now and he was old. So Justine, I feel your pain.

I love your videos more and more every time I watch one. We are a homestead family of 4 in Florida and I personally have a huge affinity for 18th century American life especially pertaining to everyday farmers and country people. Y’all bring such a peacefulness to the world and I appreciate it so much! Keep up the good work and I’ll keep watching!

I like lentil vegetable soups but I would have not have made it's been like this my personal preference would have been chunky like a vegetable soup

Have you every had split pea soup? It can't be much different than that.

Second comment. The 2 bank robbers where: James Honeyman & William J. Murray. They used forged keys to get into the bank.. GOD BLESS FROM JULIE WEST CENTRAL INDIANA FARMLAND ✝️🇺🇸🤓🚜

Another idea for a US history coloring book might be to depict lesser-known figures like Phillis Wheatley Peters (known for being a 1700s slave and having published poetry) as well as nameless immigrants coming from wherever and doing the jobs that those particular immigrants are known for like Scots brewers, German bakers, and Irish stone masons.

Are they a couple?

Love the cross you showed, because it represents the work of the cross, His resurrection, and salvation for all who believe!!!!!!!! The gospel!!!!! Thank you for sharing this so much.

I actually make lentil soup and burgers often....it would help if you didn't strain the veggies...the color, etc. enhances the soup. And, depending on your spices, it can actually be very deliciious--depending on what you had back then....good job, you guys! :) Dawn @ Rich & Dawn in MN :) (and I'm a cook, btw)

I comment on Early American that I think it would have tasted better BEFORE the sieve! I like chunky veg. soup. Oh, this was the 1800's Kachava. Purely nutritional! Ron, you are an amazing person! I love the entire idea of the historical coloring book. Justine that cross is a true treasure! Love and hugs.

both your outfits look great today. I especially love ron's tie and Justine, your hair and scarf

Whoa....Sausages!!!! And you didn't invite me???? Delicious in a bun with cheese. yum yum yum yum

Greetings from Possum Kingdom Lake, Texas! I always enjoy the fun banter between you two. You are an adorable couple. I confess, I thought the soup looked absolutely horrible as you were cooking it!😂 Keep up the good work!

R & J....Mr. Pete (Kelly) is every bit of a Chuck Norris! He is amazing!!!! Thanks for at least trying the veggie recipe, since I am a vegetarian : )

I think it probably would’ve tasted better if you didn’t have to squeeze it all through the sieve! Having it chunky I think would’ve been more appetizing? So so appreciate you two!❤

Your coloring book reminds me of something KrisAnne Hall would like to add to her home-schooling projects.

Once, when I was a child, my mother decided to "spice up" our St. Patrick's Day dinner by dying the gravy green. It was not green- it was visually repulsive. The dogs ate very well that night! Btw, unlike the lentils, the pewter ladle is beautiful!

I would cook this basic recipe but with a bit of tweaking. I would chop the vegetables much smaller and not put them through the filter. I make a lentil soup with tomato sauce, lemon juice, and maybe a shot of white wine. Of course in the early frontier 19th century, vinegar would be used instead of lemon and tomatoes were "poisonous". The Greek Orthodox Church has many excellent bean and lentil soup recipes from the mid-19th century. My ancestors were from the German Anti-baptist Adventist sect. They settled in Pennsylvania in the present-day city of Ephrata. The original religious settlement practiced vegetarianism and celibacy. Obviously, the celibacy didn't stick. The Ephrata Cloisters are open for tours in spring and summer. There is more to learn about the community online.

Hi there! I think perhaps not emulsifying it would make it look appetizing with the vegetables showing their color....?

Justine you're half Middle-eastern? from where??? I always thought you looked a little Lebanese

And, you already know that...Justine....:) Dawn @ Rich & Dawn in MN :)