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Almond Jumbals - The Universal Cook (1773)
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Justine Dorn
311 St. Marys Rd.
Ste. Genevieve MO 63670

[EarlyAmerican]

Jumbals are a kind of cookie that resembles a butter cookie or a mildly sweet sugar cookie. To bake with white flour, white sugar and almonds is a luxury. Our house is in financial stress as of late so once we run out of our reserves of these things I am not sure if we will be making jumbals again.

[reginast.pierre]

With the past year and a half of major changes in our world for all of us, it's refreshing to watch a time of less technology and just watch and enjoy a couple cooking in a kitchen.

[lewisoliver]

I'm sure I can spare twenty minutes to watch another video before bed. Also it's great to see Justine and Ron working together after that business with Lafayette.

[GinaSigillito]

I’m loving these videos as someone who’s addicted to living histories. Really well done. Ron and Justine are a great ship, as the kids say.

[thehappyplaceu]

I love the absence of plastic bowls and the natural sounds of cooking and the fireplace. It’s a perfect cooking show for me! Plus there’s historic information and interesting relationships. I’m so delighted to have found this. Thank you.

[gloriahofner]

Seeing Justine and Ron together cooking and the kiss put a smile on my face! 💕

[kirstyleighmitchell-kerry]

“Is there anything else you’d like me to do dear” so cute!!! 🥰

[shayhouk]

I watched Ron pick those turnips from his garden on his channel. Nice to see both channels coincide. I know you said you started out as a cooking channel but it looks like its become so much more! Thanks for what you do.

[elizabethraitanen]

I love the kitchen sounds! I was hoping Ron would show up with those turnips I saw him harvest from his garden! I liked seeing him help Justine. Another great video!

[couerl]

This is adorable. My ancestors came here in 1627 when there were less that a thousand people in boston and dad wrote a history on it when he retired. I can picture them all living a lot like this and in fact my grandma talked about turnips and onions and potatoes like that was all she ever ate as a child.

[rutbrea]

The real healthy food, no preservatives, no chemicals. I remember when I was a little girl my mom and her friend cooking on charcoal. The food was so delicious 😋👌

[tamarax]

This channel is a perfect one for those, like me, who are interested in history, culture and people's living. Thank you so much😚

[annshearer]

I love watching what wasn't done done back then, and I love Ron and Justine 🥰

[phyllischaput]

Almond jumbles. How interesting, they date to the time Nicolaus Creswell wrote his journal of journeys in the 1770's, which I am currently reading.
Fascinating.
Lovely video ! Thank you.

[sandyquispe]

Really shows how hard most women of that era worked. No long nails then! 🤣 I love cooking and I look forward to each episode. Thank you and please please keep these going 🤞 One day we will be watching you all on TV🍿 🎥 🙌 😁

[sallymaestas]

I can see why people fell love with each other... they actually talked and got to know one another!

[chelsealeilani]

I absolutely love that Ron and Justine are allowed to court. Mrs. Stephens did wonderfully to help raise her and I'm glad she trusts her. Does Justine know how to make breads?

[dewdrop]

Nice to see Justine and Ron working together, sweet. 💕

[michelleholgate]

I recently decoverd your channel and am so glad I did... Its beautifully made and it's extremely interesting and very informative... Thank you so much and keep up the amazing work you all do.. I also absolutely love the costumes.. I'd love to visit and take a tour but I live in England UK swindon. So your videos are an absolute godsend... Thank you 🤗😊

[cathyfisher]

Love this couple, Ron is a good guy and Justine is adorable she’s so honest and does what she wants