How to Make Pancakes - The Victorian Way 

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Like anyone would still survive the age until now. Even if that person exist, they'd already forgot the recipe lol

@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop it was a joke lol

@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop r/whoooshh

Am I the only person who thinks he aksent is fake?

#1 lobster **accent And no it’s not fake per say, it’s more so that she is trying to put on an RP (received pronunciation) accent , which is a nasally accent spoken by the upper class English at the turn of the 20th century to distinguish themselves from the lower classes. It’s still used today (albeit less common) in older people with more traditional upbringings. Her real accent seems to be West Country/Bristolian , and she has several twangs when pronouncing certain words. These are little intricacies they unless you’re English you wont necessarily hear :)

@@Richardushirolumb , actually, i did hear the little intricacies, that's why i thought it was fake.

Kinda like John Maclean

That would be a sick show

hahahaha.loved this one 😂

Ms. Crocombe: Hold my brandy.

I love this

Yaaasssss!

Don't forget the nutmeg

At least they are getting pancakes and they don't waste food and jus throw it away.

that isnt shade its just reality

She’s a servant herself though lol

@@HeveanDearest Yes, but she's one of the top tier servants.

@@MaryTheresa1986 you are a supreme person for watching this during COVID

Thank goodness someone else noticed.. it was driving me crazy i replayed that like 5 times thinking to myself, "hell nah she failed that so hard."

Petra Tarr i noticed too them im like wait what? Good video's though.

same same same ahhahahah

YES! haha

Petra Tarr I did notice same thing. Probably she didn't want to have bad impression over her viewers.

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Just a newfangled servant...

Judgment is Mrs. Crocombe's love language. 😆😆

I can hear the accent in my head as I read this even

In the BRITISH way ;)

@@AprylleFools In the FRENCH way ;)

In the Austrian way! :D

IN THE PHILIPINES WAY :D

in Mandalorian way and this is the way!

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God's child me too.. !

God's child they're very easy to make, we had one at my great aunt's house growing up. we made it using a plan for a small spice rack and drilling large holes in the shelves. I'd recommend making a small insert with thin wood with smaller holes if you're planning on using it to hold home raised eggs since they're not standard in size.

God's child I like her sifter

Gisela Swaragita I was laughing when they showed the sloppy pancakes and then the perfect pancakes 🥞

mackenzie holsten Not Sloppy what so ever.

They were indeed sloppy!! Had a big hole,was lopsided. While the one's going to the Lady of the house was perfectly round and golden.

She messed up so bad and they don't look like the after lol. Looks good though

I want to hit her with a frying pan ....lady and Lord bay Brook gets pancakes ...servants get leftover bits if the batter . What does she get ? She's also a servant right ...that or she also works as a mistress to grill Lord bay brooks ' xxx.

um English pancakes are much thinner but they do look like crepes

They are pancakes

Theyre pancakes. Not everything follows the US standard :|

Right!!!😂😂😂

Ya'll dont get the joke

But the first pancake is always the ugly one. As you go they turn our better 😅 at least this happens to me.

Jojo D'Agostino Agreed!

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Jojo D'Agostino true mine turn beautiful after the first one.

The first pancake is the sacrificial one

It certainly looks more like a crepe.

By the way, your pancakes are basically versions of our Scottish pancakes.

suzanna Lytle What do you mean a crepe? Nah, the pancakes in my country are thin like this as well. The only pancakes that aren't thin seem to be in the USA. The first time I saw a pancake USA style I was confused why it was so thick.

@@MicukoFelton Australia has variations of pancakes. I think most people here would say this is a crepe (probably to thr horror of the French) and our pancakes are more like fluffy American/US standard ones. :)

Lauren Fry That's interesting. In Bulgaria we only have 1 type of pancake. It's the one we see in this video. If we have to translate it in English we'd say pancake.

Good spot! The juice of a lemon can be used to drizzle over the finished pancakes for extra flavour.

@@EnglishHeritage She used them for the store bought pancakes 😂

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They forgot 😂😂😂

Yes, it didn't flip as well as trick photography suggested. However, she's an actress, not a cook.

hahahahahaha

Was searching for this

@@Sora_Abyss she was actress not cook lol

Yes 🍎💕

YOU love Mrs Crowcombe

Me too!

We all started off with Miss Fanny

omg same😂

saaaaaaaaame hahaha

SAME HAHAHAHAHA

yesss correct I also first watched the butter video

okay, I don't read your language, but it may be about learning the butter. Thats where it seems to start. They lure us in with innocent butter then we have to learn more and more. I like the trifle and the pancakes! Happy Cooking!

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Mia Gibson I think it's her voice hahaha

It gives me the sense that life is calm and orderly, cool and dignified, decent? A feeling we are missing these days in The USA!

It's the lighting, music, and the sense that you don't need to bother with a lot of things other than your home life. :)

asmr

Mia Gibson it's the simplicity that we lack nowadays

finished propduct was def not home made lol

Ha! I'm glad I'm not the only one who spotted that. They've that tell-tale spongy texture of the store-bought variety!

The real cooks and foodies sees that directly, there absolutely dont look homemade :P

Tesco pancakes are nasty

Looool was thinking the same thing

Get cracking! No time for dilly-dallying!

The Victorian Way IS her Series.

mariam kamal I’m proud to be born in Devon, the same county as the original chef they are portraying

Good West Country accent

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Well... Technically she is servant, but a head servant

BellRain Chan that's the point lol no lady of the household would be cooking unless they were poor. She's meant to be a servant.

BellRain Chan she is a servant. she's always talking about how she's making all these meals for her "lady" which is basically her master

BellRain Chan at 3:39 she says and for us servants so she is supposed to be wearing what a servant would wear

or at 2:30 am jajaja

me too, from Argentina, killing time

I have been up all night and it is now 8 minutes past 5 and I have been watching this, I can't stop-_-

me at 2 am

2am lol

Thanks Paula! We're really happy that they turned out tasty :)

You use Baking powder in your pancakes? ok cool that's new to me I can see people doing that but I have never seen a recipe that calls for it. :)

Kiralea Swan yes! it makes them rise-baking soda is a levener (spelling?). thus, you get fluffy pancakes, rather than flat, crêpe like pancakes. try it sometime, i bet youll love it!!! [:

This type of pancake with sugar or jam (not syrup) is a completely normal European pancake. Nothing strange about it really :)

Paula Ahn Lemon and sugar and nice as well.

Me too! I am looking for Ruth Goodman, Peter Ginn, and Alex's Victorian Bakery ...I see Pharmacy...but I can't find the former- first time I can't find a video for which I was looking!

Mine too!!

Bladed Lady me too...i was searching for videos abt freemasonry planet worship n star alignments, but i found this...

Ours too!! 👍👍

Except, unlike today, at 0:28, the Victorian English didn't begin sentences with, "So..."

Jane Austen's society is accurately set in the regency period / Georgian era tho

Jane Austen's books are not set in the Victorian era.

edit: credits to a levels english lmao

I'm weirdly in love with Mrs crocombe

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Grace Tobin me too

When the anaphylactic shock-nope, you died...

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I say! What a splendid post! I pray that you post more often !! You certainly made us want to reflect on all things virtuous! :D

Well yes as a european I can confirm this.

Is it normal for the batter to look so watery? Like when she was mixing it in the bowl

Are scandinavians not europeans?

@@klashstar7 I've never seen batter that thin. Maybe flour was expensive?

Miguel Luis they’re better 🇸🇪

Thank you for sharing! We hope the students had fun making them.

They seem quite different from our crêpes though. Our crêpes are a lot thinner and softer I think.

Pieulpe Most probably the French crêpes took a little trip to Brazil ages ago because that's how we make pancakes here too 😄

Pieulpe they are called palačinke in Serbian and are the best when they are filled with Nutella, grounded Plazma (Plazma can be found by the name of Lane in the rest of the world) and cinnamon. mmmm....

Pieulpe What do you mean by "chandeleur"?

Zim Vader0017 same here dude even I can't stop myself from watching these vedios . I think I'm addicted.

Buy second hand.

Margarita Kulyapina а дрожжевые блины - это русская кухня считается? Толстые эти?

@@sailorv8067 Зависит от семьи. У нас, нет. У некоторых знакомых семей, да. Я же сказала что рецепт немного разный.

raincloud8 lol I noticed ruined the whole thing was looking for a comment to point it out too XD

raincloud8 I noticed that too :D

raincloud8 Those were for the servants. They were supposed to suck. 🤣

raincloud8 when she flips the pancake and it folds lol!

Or how the ones she claimed she took more time to make for Lord and Lady Braybrooke are actually store bought lmaoooooo

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Наталья Авдеева I think this is how most people make them in Europe, as it is common to add baking powder in the US. As a Norwegian I can say that these more or less look like the pancakes we make at home, where we add either sugar and butter, jam, bacon, or bacon & sugar before rolling it and eating it. So guess it is a European and Russian thing. (I'm confused as wether or not I should refer to Russia as European, Asian or both, heh...)

Наталья Авдеева lit

Ragnhild MD WHAT?! Who puts bacon in pancakes??

I love the idea of making them into a savoury meal. I'm going to have to try that now!

Ragnhild MD who puts baking soda in pancakes? All you need is bisquick and milk in america XD

I say! Downton Abbey is a fabulous series! You must watch it with tea and scones; the beverage served in fine bone English china! On the other side, is a a series called 24 Hours in the Past. A group of people visit Victorian England and its quite a challenge. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZUdOXhYwrgU.html xo

Octobermory powdered sugar?

Niq Ruc no, the first bowl of sugar she showed. that wasnt how sugar was stored in homes, you had solid blocks or cones and would need to cut off the amount needed

I think the point is more focused on how you can make Victorian pancakes today. All of these ingredients I can get in a store easily. I'm not about to spend time and money on finding sugar cones or sugarloaf.

even her wisk was not Victorian. if she is trying to reenact the Victorian era she should have at least do everything Vicotrian. from equipment to the ingredient.

They're doing Victorian recipes, not a soap opera...

Traditional Russian pancakes are the same 😁

Austria as well. We call them "Palatschinken" :-)

We do the same in Germany :)

Try pancakes with melted butter and golden syrup or maple syrup. That's how North Americans enjoy them. Please pardon me, but I'm afraid Mrs. Crocombe would throw shade on your wording. You mean, you substituted peanut butter *for* preserves. Or, you substituted *with* peanut butter. It's strange how many people nowadays are confused about the wording around "substitute". I blame social media, which repeats and spreads errors, as people assume those errors are correct.