Making Chocolate Ice Cream in 1830 SUCKS |Real Historic Recipe|

[@EarlyAmerican]

You will find an image of the original receipt at the end of the video ☺Thank you for watching! Below I've translated this historic recipe into modern directions for all to enjoy. If you make this you'll never look at store bought ice cream the same. Chocolate Ice Cream, 1830 8 oz. of semi-sweet chocolate, melted 4 egg yolks 2 cups of cream 3/4 cup sugar Ice Salt Melt your chocolate in a pot on low heat then set aside for a few minutes to cool so that it is only lukewarm. In another bowl whisk together your egg yolks with the cream and sugar. Once thoroughly mixed pour in your cooled chocolate. Whisk together till combined then return to your heat. Ensure that your heat is low and whisk constantly until the chocolate has fully incorporated. You can tell that this has happened because the mixture will turn a rich brown color. Please be careful to not have the heat too high or the egg yolks may solidify. Remove from your heat and pour into a sabotiere surrounded by ice and salt. Churn until it becomes ice cream. If you don't own a sabotiere it is perfectly fine to place the ice cream in a Tupperware container, or a metal sealed container then to put it in the freezer. If you are doing this be sure to give it a good mix at least once every half hour until frozen. This can take anywhere from 2-4 hours.

[@EnlightnMe48]

You should eat it all and not share 😅

[@LilmissJ111]

Just to let you know it is still us from before. Jenny wanted to work out with Justine! I hope it was ok to use the background music. I wasn’t sure what to do and Jenny wanted to make you guys a video! Our best to you both! With deepest respect and appreciation, Darrel, Jenny, and Juliette!

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[@josephinelin5525]

The way I learned it as a kid, was to leave it in the freezer for the initial 2 hours. Then take it out and mix it, return it to the freezer for half an hour, and repeat until at least a total of 4 hours freezing time.

[@henrikmonkee]

It's time for you two to have a baby

[@kevin6293]

“I’ve gifted you some iced cream, now make it for me, wife.”

[@yaimamartinez9576]

😂😂😂😂

[@ireallycant4416]

Humanity is such a goofy goober

[@szarahsshow5321]

Hey, desperate times call for desperate measures…

[@Screech911]

Men back then were just- 🤦‍♀️

[@Jerharris90]

​@@Screech911 ..And how did I guess you're not married? Yeah, you should work on that before it's too late..

[@beanybigguns]

As a deaf person, these videos are perfect 👌🏼 i watch a lot of cookery channels and have to keep pausing and rewinding as its hard to read the subtitles and watch exactly what they are doing at the same time. So glad i found your channel 👩‍🍳 😊

[@Neuvillete4.6]

I'm sorry to hear that

[@hamburger27A]

most of us watch these because of the sound the tools make

[@coreflakes]

@@Neuvillete4.6 wait a second-

[@worldofroblox429]

I hear you out

[@betterthanyourex.]

@@Neuvillete4.6 💀

[@sierrastanley3109]

Watching Justine going ham on that ice was the best part 😂

[@IchigoOren]

Watching her training to make the ice cream was what did it for me. 😂 I love these two. ❤

[@timsgta]

time stamp too difficult for ya?!?

[@adeteirigaray859]

​@@timsgta9:56 😊

[@flopsnextdoor]

@@timsgta not being entitled too difficult for ya?!?

[@lostinadifferentworld2752]

​@@flopsnextdoor Sis you are literally white don't go lecturing anybody on entitlement 😂

[@SyedaFatimaShamsi-k6w]

These videos are JUST what I was looking for. Simple recipes to feed my family during a recession.

[@Darknesssleeps]

Um it’s not a recession

[@valentine8161]

@@Darknesssleeps Ok Sleepy Joe

[@wildrift.reyna1]

@@DarknesssleepsWe're actually predicting a recession in about 10 years away from now in america, i wouldn't knock it out just yet 😭

[@meikusakabe4167]

@@wildrift.reyna1 they say that every year

[@yessica._.0]

3:16 thought she was about to grab the gun and hunt down the husband💀

[@danielvinicius560]

lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@phyllojoe5346]

She didn't even need the goose meat, she was just sick of the damn honking!

[@carlathemet3511]

This may be one of my favorite videos of yours. The Storyline, The Crazy eyes Justine had when you're hitting the ice. Also the "training" lol. Keep up the awesome work.

[@Classic_Cheese18]

Next time Ron asks for ice cream, the blocks of ice aren't the only things Justistine is gonna take her frustrations out on (maybe the rug again lol)

[@tinahuffman2788]

Lizzie "Borden" ice cream 😂 comes to mind. Great arm Justine!

[@brothergunns5055]

​@@Classic_Cheese18 how did they get ice tho in the mediaeval era?!

[@zangwang46]

​@@brothergunns5055 shipped or transported from water bodies in frigid areas

[@holyexperience1976]

​@@brothergunns5055 Truthfully speaking, I did not think ice was a thing until early 1900s.

[@calamityjenn]

Bless her, she's doing ice cream again. She's going to have formidable upper arm strength if she keeps this up.

[@hr-hq8ji]

Now she can beat her husband instead of him beating her lol

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Interracial Couple Sweet Heart

[@plusart5322]

The churning is something you would have a small child do. After they first tasted the ice cream they would be begging mom to do it again and delighted to churn it!

[@kaceyreed1284]

Us grandkids took turns turning the crank on the ice cream maker 😂 And I was born in 1984! My grandparents still used their old wooden ice cream churn

[@crashofthemoons]

absolutely genius 😂

[@jmas43]

NOPE. It was my grandmother's job to churn the ice cream and she HATED it. Never ate ice cream again as an adult.

[@plusart5322]

@@elainejohnson796 No contraceptives and cold winters, there would be plenty of children to share the chores.

[@Jay-jb2vr]

This is 1820's Missouri, I'm guessing they weren't slave owners

[@Tcall-Uhistorian]

7:42 a menacing smile

[@King_JappyJoe]

Truly appreciate channels like this that make a very creative approach to a genre.

[@terrfomp92]

The image of you holding a gun and churning ice cream all while looking pissed has completely made my day! 😂

[@lisawillis8227]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 that and the look in her eyes as she hammered the ice

[@MadameX_]

Impressive that you melted chocolate over an open fire and it did not burn! I loved last summer’s ice cream video. I shared it a lot. This one is great too! You two are gems!

[@zacscalafini6545]

I saw that and I got a bit concerned lol. I’m used to the tiny “fires” of the gas stovetop and it looked like putting relatively sensitive chocolate with the intention to melt it straight into the fires of hell, surprised that it came out ok.

[@albudos]

That chocolate is indeed burnt. You can tell from the consistency it has right when out of the heat, probably it tasted bad as well but the magic of TV hid that lol.

[@evelinramosmiranda619]

@@albudos yeah and maybe the ice cream shown at the end was bought from a store lol

[@albudos]

​@@evelinramosmiranda619nah, looks real, but I bet that tasted like burnt chocolate lol. It's just physics, chocolate burns at around 60° Celsius. Open flame would bring more than 200° for sure, if not more.

[@christianmcbrearty]

​@@albudos mate, it wasn't burned. You can clearly tell when chocolate is burned and this wasn't.

[@rainygirl777]

Now we can understand why the ice cream machine always broke mcdonald's 😂

[@maanamanaa]

😂😂😂😂

[@purplelovrgrl]

@@bsanchez3563No, we don’t know what you’re saying.

[@bsanchez3563]

@@purplelovrgrl lmao sowy hehehe

[@ligma212]

Ice cream is very thick, same with marshmallows. Easy for equipment to get broken. People act like you just put stuff in a machine and it's good to go. Nope you gotta replace parts to avoid contamination of broken metals in your ice cream.

[@leonelrivas600]

Tell me About it!😂😂😂😂

[@northernwildrose]

My grandpa said that as kids in the 1930s in MN, they would pack the barrel with snow, close it and play with it, rolling it around outside in the snow. As a kid I might have tried rolling it down a sledding hill...while sledding😂

[@gavinspake4584]

The murder face when she's hammering the ice!!! Lol love it

[@tranquileyesme7221]

Love love love seeing your cat looking healthier and happier in each video!

[@AgdaFingers]

I had a sweet black kitty just like hers, only bigger.

[@cantaloupe12]

@@AgdaFingers Black cats are so adorable!

[@GRAFHC]

Hah! When she's training to make ice cream and the cats sitting there watching thinking "What in the world is going on???" 🤣

[@Wkwkwkw-e3w]

There's old technique to store ice during winter in a closed warehouse insulated with hay, straw, sawdust before the invention of refrigerator. Literally called ice house/icehouse And it can be stored as long as till next winter!

[@jenniferdemassimo3012]

This was even better then last years! So funny! I thought Ron would of made some kind of invention for you or walked a horse in a circle attached to the ice cream maker for you for a one horse powered maker by now! LOL loved the video!

[@lornapenn-chester6867]

Justine, your face was maniacal when you were smashing that ice 😂 I would have just eaten the chocolate!

[@Quirk_Central]

Was thinking the same ☠️☠️

[@Just__Mango]

​@@Quirk_Centralshe thought it was her husband 😅

[@Quirk_Central]

@@Just__Mangolmao

[@Harteo3917]

Or make a chocolate cake with it even better😋

[@lauriehamilton2436]

Love it! My favourite part was the crazed look on your face when smashing the ice with the hammer HAHAHA!!! You made it look a lot easier than last year; all that training must have paid off! What a multitasker! Thanks for the video 🥰

[@AlexWolfLikesPie]

Justine’s training montage and mental breakdown in the woods are absolutely everything

[@debralaforest4281]

My favorite video so far! I chuckled often as I watched you churn the ice cream.

[@cya2163]

Justine...you made me snort! Your "training for making ice cream" segment was hysterical!

[@kathyjuneart]

My grandmothers and my mother made homemade ice cream and butter, churned fresh from the cow and it was so very delicious. Ice cream and many things bought at the store pale in comparison. Making ice cream for ice cream socials was a family event into the 1980's and all the kids were involved with helping. Going at it alone is tough! I think it taught us kids that hard work pays off. Delicious.

[@phyllisprice2640]

Justine, you are becoming a pro at making ice cream😉 Loved this video, especially the part where you were on Ron's lap at the end eating the ice cream together. That brought the biggest happy smile to my face. I love seeing you both so happy. It does my heart good💕💕You two are a match made in Heaven. Love you guys and of course Mish Mish too🤗

[@hollyharding3558]

This is how we made ice cream every year at my grandparents we would even put snow in with the ice and ares had a handle to turn it

[@trulymagyar7169]

Your black kitty cat is so cute! Thanks for these really interesting and entertaining/ informative/ historical videos!

[@felicialally5703]

i think the inconvenience of " junk" food was such a good thing! can you imagine if you had no refrigeration or freezer and you had to bake every cookie or fry every potato chip you wanted? would certainly feel more like a treat.

[@kitturtle6629]

When made like this, snack foods have actual nutritional value, especially ice cream. We've managed to strip that away with industrialization.

[@valentine8161]

@@kitturtle6629 Indeed. All it was was cream, eggs, chocolate and sugar. While I think she did add a little too much sugar for the mix amount, everything else is nutrient rich foods and sugar is just caloric energy. But that can be balanced with how much you add and how frequently you eat it. But as a whole yeah this ice-cream has more nutrition than an average American's "home cooked dinner".

[@kitturtle6629]

@valentine8161 In those days, a high amount of sugar would have been balanced out by the workload in itself.

[@valentine8161]

@@kitturtle6629 I know I'm not saying it wouldn't have in this case but it is still a tad much, just from the feeling after and dental health perspective.

[@terryt.1643]

This is comedy gold! I will watch it whenever I need a laugh. Thanks so much Ron and Justine, good luck this weekend. I wish I could be there!🥰💕❤️👍👍

[@CrowsAreMurder]

Let's just face it. The black 🐈‍⬛ cat is the star of the show. 11:10

[@oeverdark]

i remember when kevin macleod played every 50 minutes in the 19th century, it was insane.

[@ИванШиян-о2г]

))) Надо попробовать сделать домашнее мороженое, рецепт простой, а главное-- в наше время ведь есть морозилки!!)))

[@karenmar1529]

Omg last years was so funny but this year is even better. Justine you mastered this one. The ice cream looked sooo good! 🍫🍦 Ron you got a keeper here. You two are actually the cutest couple ever.

[@girlgeekFL]

😂😂😂😂at your face while chopping the ice!! I can't imagine a life without chocolate ice cream but I also can't imagine going through all that to make it! So grateful for my ice cream maker and a freezer!

[@mairymmorales6410]

I’m so grateful to have found your page and your posts. This is just so 😮‍💨🙌🏻🙌🏻 FANTASTIC! 😂 I show my kids so that they’re more grateful for all that they have 😂🙌🏻

[@richardbaker_0086]

Nice to see a woman that’s not possessed by a spirit of rebellion, embracing her God-given role and enjoying it.

[@rebeccaroussel3405]

Loved this video! The "psycho" eyes, while hitting the ice, was perfection :)

[@rebeccam4746]

I remember at a church picnic we used to make hand churned icecream with an exterior hand crank. We'd have two churns, and it was adults versus kids for who could churn it faster. It was fun. This looks even more tiring than doing it with a hand crank on the side.

[@Lindasinish]

🤣🤣🤣 He's giving you the gift of you making ice cream. 😆😆😆

[@lynnmartz8739]

I love how she dropped the letter aside like 'yeah, whatever'.

[@patricechery8637]

Great video. I was wondering where they would get ice from, back in those days.

[@ProductsChannel]

Love how the cat just jumps in through the open window. I've never heard of a sorbetiere till now. Had to look it up. Thanks fir the fun video. I subscribed. First video I've watched of yours.

[@chaoticallyprofessional9528]

Honestly, I could watch these videos for hours on end. I feel like I'm watching real history!

[@smaqsmar]

This what I call elite content, I get cooking knowledge that I follow and the video vibe is so chilled I sometime play during bed time and fall asleep to a sweet dream of me in a relaxed hut enjoying life

[@megan8832]

I wanna see Ron make ice cream for Justine next time!

[@EarlyAmerican]

ME TOO

[@digital_pokemon]

Yeah

[@arriogarza9871]

Nah that wouldnnt be historically accurate, people were very misogynistic back then, and its the life she chose I suppose. I cant understand it "You worked so hard so heres more work as a reward" But whatever.

[@NaomiJameston]

@@arriogarza9871 That still happens today. I adore my husband but the man is completely lost when it comes to cooking and even worse with baking. So when he said that he appreciated all of the hard work I'd done with our kids and the house and the new dog, and he suggested that "we" make my chocolate pecan pie to celebrate, I knew that I would take over and it would just be more work for me. But he meant it so sincerely- he does appreciate me. He's just clueless how to show that without making more work for me.

[@Alyasiry87]

​@@arriogarza9871men had their roles and women had theirs and both agreed to it so stfu with that misogyny crap it's getting old!! . Men were out there putting their lives in danger in all kinds of ways to earn for their houses. Jobs were hard and it's not like they had rights and benefits or safety rules! Hundreds of thousands of men died during Jobs or wars while women were home so the least a man deserves back then was a nice meal by his wife.

[@Da_B_Word]

Something about watching them eat the ice cream made me feel like I was missing something. Either based wife or cabin in woods disconnected from civilization, maybe both.

[@Losttoanyreason]

The maniacal look on your face as you smashed Ron's face.....I mean the ice was great!🤣.

[@lesterstone8595]

Wow! Yesterday, Max Miller of "Tasting History" made WWII banana ice cream, and today, you're making chocolate ice cream from the 1800s. I'm inspired to make prehistoric ice cream on my channel. It's made with Ice Age snow! 🍧🤣

[@divinelotus19]

He's wonderful.

[@10191927]

😂 My grandfather served in the Navy in WWII, I could totally have seen him in line for ice cream. If it wasn’t for Max Miller I never would’ve learned this slice of WWII history.

[@Maggie-rr8gi]

I’d love to see that!

[@ravenclanx]

The face you made reading and reacting to the letter that and hitting the ice with the hammer just priceless. This video was way to funny.

[@divinelotus19]

All we needed is the "Eye of the Tiger" song in the background. 😂 I LOVE the Keikogi or Kimono that you're wearing. Beautiful garments.😊❤ 🙏 Now off to the second channel I go. 🤸🏾‍♀️

[@liameyles1450]

this was awesome love seeing how things wirer prepared using techniques/Equpment from the 19th century keep it up

[@jeanprice2514]

This is one of my favorite episodes!! Justine is hilarious!! 😂😂😂 Also a little scary. LMAO!!

[@tcummins1395]

Oh my...I felt your pain. Growing up, we had to churn the ice cream at my grandmother's. We were just lucky to have LOTS of cousins. 😂

[@puppy2haley]

This was so much fun & interesting to watch!! 👍 Love y’all’s channel! ❤️

[@hadrianwall9157]

That was excellent. You both are hysterical.

[@John_Falcon]

Did it really need eggs, though? It might freeze much faster if you used more salt, more evenly, with a tad bit of water to help the salt flow better around the ice. and instead of turning the middle container, turn or mix the ice and salt around it.

[@decisiveliberty]

At the beginning, wasn't sure if she was going for a pot or the rifle 😂😂😂

[@jiat2001]

7:37-OMG! That look on her face as she's pounding that block of ice 😱

[@Blawch-u1x]

ikr

[@ArmedBubble15]

Scary

[@DeesuGhanghas]

Like she’s doing smth sus 💀

[@memelord1216]

@@DeesuGhanghas disposing of a corpse.

[@jasminecoppin]

I’m scared

[@pbrn1729]

WOW so much ice cream churning and other chores too😃 It looks delicious and the scene with the two of you sitting together and Justine feeding Ron his chocolate ice cream is just adorable 🥰 💕💕

[@dianeroseberry6254]

Growing up we made ice cream this same way for family gathering though the handle was a little longer. It was the men’s job to turn the handle until it was done. There has never been ice cream that tastes as good as that homemade ice cream

[@Cheonging101]

Back in the 1600s, we used to get the cocoa beans from Spanish traders. The good thing is that, we get saltpetre that we use to make ice. It is much simpler than to buy ice then break it down like this. What we did was similar but the outer tumbler was filled with, not ice but, room temperature water and saltpetre.

[@jovyflow007]

0:27 cat was like, "You closed the door on me? Ok, now watch me jump inside the window, so the last laugh is on me. 🐈

[@hiranyakariyawasam7866]

That look on her face as she's pounding that block of ice 😀 This one is great too! You two are gems!❤️

[@Bree-093]

😂 that got me.

[@brenixon1577]

This was hilarious. The training took me out; you guys are amazingly awesome. I cannot wait to see what you come up with next.

[@СолнечныйПарус-р7щ]

Well done, Justine, you're doing the right thing by pausing while churning your ice cream mass. I didn’t do it myself, but I read that you don’t need to constantly churn, the pauses, on the contrary, are useful. The fact is, that crystallization will go faster, when the supercooled mass mixes with the mass in the center of its column. Due to the sharp temperature difference between the outer and inner layers. This happens according to chaos theory or the domino effect. If you constantly interfere, then there will be no sharp temperature difference, the whole mass will cool equally and slowly, during the day, freeze.

[@RetiredRhetoricalWarhorse]

For the last few months I am trying to remember where I've heard the tune at 2:00 before. I am pretty sure it was some kind of indie game or one of the naughty variety... For the life of me I cannot remember... Does anybody know of games that use this tune?

[@jamesl.9776]

11:25 - and that was how multitasking came about

[@MaxiPaDz]

I’d love to hear how the rainstorms sound in your cabin! I bet it’s wonderful!❤

[@Birder100]

Watching these videos makes me feel very calm and relaxed. I love them!

[@stargyal4eva]

I was like nah, there’s NO WAY she’s back at it with the ice cream. I strive to embody your determination!!!

[@afshinzafar3798]

Your vdos bring smile to my face. So simple yet refreshing and every thing seems so easy even without modern day instruments and devices

[@gogogolyra1340]

And from which mountain did u get that ice from? It doesnt look like winter over there

[@evadiva7255]

6:55 the cat meowing in the background 😊😂

[@georgemacewan9674]

As soon as I saw the title, I thought to myself "Justine is going to lose her mind!! I am so glad this was not as taxing on you as before, but it still really sucked!!!! Great job!! Thanks for all this hard work.

[@margui6224]

Love this video. It was funny!. Ron’s letter started it all. The preparation was painstaking but the result was rewarding. It looks great. Thank you for the recipe, Justine.

[@DivineDianne]

I remember we used to make ice cream from scratch during my childhood using a pale like that but there was a hand crank that you had to work. It would spin the little container inside pale, thus churning the ice cream. It was hard work, but your method looks like torture!

[@resolute123]

Where would one get ice during this time? Unless you live in the mountains, was there an ice house that someone during this time period receive? But so far in the rural area?

[@toysvilltvstudios2.072]

You having that PTSD Flashback of your first Ice cream making video cracks me up! XD

[@alessandradenis635]

11:46 funny and cute shot 😂❤

[@warai-san]

7:38 I loved Justine'face 😂🤣

[@004amansagar5]

horrible like insidious

[@nightowl7261]

She looks like a pyscho

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

I presume pre-20th century settlers living where I grew up -- Saint Petersburg, Florida {or most of Central & Southern Florida} would NOT have had any way to secure ice. Unless it was transported there...?

[@music4life637]

Wow Back in 1830 they used to have great cameras to film

[@angelbarrios426]

7:29 Justine imagining the ice are those of us who suggest this "punishment" to her for loosing the egg painting contest 😂.

[@sdashton]

Oh my goodness! You look like you were having fun smashing that ice. 😂

[@katrina900]

I absolutely love the ice cream making videos. This really made my day. Thank you❤

[@Beth0002]

I love your videos! I just started. I hope theres more!

[@Harteo3917]

LOL even your cat was like "what the hell are you doing? why are you putting yourself through this momma?" while he watched you put away each and every log😂

[@pameladean4875]

I knew this one was going to be great.. you had me laughing loud at this video ❤ thank you! BTW: that ice cream looks scrumptious 😋 Thanks for sharing! ❤🇺🇲❤️

[@HomemakingWithFarrah]

I normally never buy chocolate ice cream but this brings it to a whole new level. Yum!!🤤🤤🍫

[@mmurray821]

Her reaction was priceless.

[@philipwaddles984]

God bless you for all that hard work ... I really laughed .. At the beginning I feel your pain .. I almost felt sorry for the ice 😅

[@jasonthurston799]

I want to see inside that ice house and see the stone work. It looks awesome!

[@stevenvaldezii7936]

On your way to million subs

[@Hairdohead]

You know in the Bible where there’s much weeping and gnashing of teeth, that’s Justine when Ron wants ice cream 😂

[@nothingtoseehear5012]

1:30 She is clearly training to escape the 1800s. She knows if she gets up to 22 miles an hour her feet will catch fire and she will travel to the year 2023 where she can buy a gallon of rich delicious oil byproduct, xanthium gum, never melts, fake plastic, I mean ice-cream, from the store.

[@aquariastudios]

🤣

[@jimhammer2012]

I just noticed your cabin is made from cedar logs, which should last several generations!

[@AlexisGarcia-lw7uc]

thanks to the cameraman for traveling back in time just to bring us this video

[@swannoir7949]

Not gonna lie, she looked like a serial killer the way she was beating that ice. Lol. But I enjoyed every minute of this video. Now I know why my ice cream always tasted like frozen whipped cream -- I didn't use any egg yokes. 😂

[@j2terminator]

People of the modern era: Ah yes the simpler times back then, wish we could go back to that time. Justine: 😤