Baked Beans - 18th Century Cooking

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In this episode we cook a couple of baked bean dishes, you will love them!

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why can't I stop watching these even when i'm never going to make any of it?

corgifloofi

I accidentally spent my food budget this week on beer, so I raided my pantry and managed to summon most of the ingredients to make this. I'm currently baking it in my oven, thanks for saving me from starvation lol

rnorthey

"This distinguished gentlemen feasting on a delicious concoction procured from a pot heated in the earth!"

ヘネッセイラセッル

This captures the essence of the classic PBS shows I grew up watching in the mid 90's! This channel is an instant classic that I can always come back to and get great enjoyment from watching. I can also learn something new every time!

guidenredhawk

I grew up in New England. We had baked beans every Saturday night they would bake in a bean pot in the oven at 200° for about eight hours, my mother used to put a little fresh ginger in there also and my mom would make steamed brown bread

dan

i want to eat at a restaurant that serves everything this guy makes

Fanatiqual

this is almost the exact recipe we use for Sunday supper on my father's side. except the ingredients mustard, pork, butter salt pepper go in the bottom, then add the beans and sink a while skinned onion half out of the beans, pour 1/2 cup molasses on top then the water. I'm 40, and this recipe goes back generations. delicious. we all have our own bean pots. my mom has my grandmothers.

jenniemyers

Baked beans will always be a perfect late autumn/winter meal. It’s delicious, hearty, and sticks to your ribs and keeps you warm in those cold months. Definitely a comfort food for me

Violetcas

I can remember watching this very shortly after it was released. Cant believe it was almost 10 years ago and how far Townsends have (deservedly) come since! :)

ElwynnMinis

I just now stumbled on this gem of a channel, I’m a New Englander, born and raised and I just love learning about the history and culture of the area. Nothing beats a fresh batch of New England baked beans.

Bnellynelly

You need a TV show man. Would watch 24/7

CheatsGameAndCodes

Mother baked beans every Saturday...All day in the oven...I loved them. Use to even take them to school in my sandwich. The kids laughed me, but I did it anyway. Enjoy beans on toast at breakfast even to this day. Those were DELICIOUS BEANS ! We also sold them to the restaurants and stores in town. Wonderful memory ❤️ 👀

vickylombardi

Its strange going back and watching your older videos. You've gotten so much better at all of this it's crazy! You're a better presenter now, you shoot things better, it all sounds better. Keep up the good work brother!

blindpringles

3:20 my mother used to use stewing beef and a shin bone when making 'bean jar' (baked beans). Others would use a pigs trotter and belly pork... Both were delicious... Common practice was to take the 'bean jar' to the baker, who charged a penny, on a Friday night and pick it up on a Sunday afternoon... Oh boy, it was so good... 👍

JohnMcKillop

Watching this nine years later, i think this was my first Townsends video... Now it seems like this was an eternity ago, and John has developed a very vibrant and endearing stage persona. This early video has the same charm and exceptional craftmanship with food but feels almost... hectic in comparison to more recent Townsends. All i'm saying is, it's been a fantastic 9 years and here's to decades more!

burnedbread

This isn't a bad idea for a restaurant theme. Old fashioned but delicious food made in the traditional way

imranatheistformer-muslim

As a French Canadian, baked beans are still a common food for me. I cook them in my family's ancestral pot.

Niambag

I made the maple baked beans and baked them for 12 hours. I don't think I've ever tasted baked beans so good, this is such a great recipe!

jontech

I can't believe this video is almost 10 year old! I still think it's one of the best! Congratulations on all of your accomplishments since

williamrobinson

I love seeing people with so much passion for what they do, keep up the good work man

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