Recreating a Cake That Was Popular for 150 Years - Queen’s Cakes |ASMR Real Historical Recipies|

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  @EarlyAmerican · 4 years ago · pinned

  With so many different recipes and ways to make a historical Queen's Cake what then makes a cake a Queen's Cake? Historical Queen's Cakes are basically just small cakes baked in tins or small molds (think like a modern day muffin) which have some sort of fruit or fruit flavor. Often this fruit was currents, however some recipes ommited adding dried fruit entierly and inside asked to use fruit flavorings.

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• GO

  @godfirst9990 · 4 years ago

  I love this videos because they're straight to the point...no ceaseless talk, no sound effect, no nothing. A breath of fresh air

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• PO

  @PootZoomies · 4 years ago

  Hey Justine, can you do a what I eat in a day video from 150 years ago I’d love to see what you and ron eat each day

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• CH

  @christinegraves8957 · 4 years ago

  When I have too much thinking going on in my head I love watching you cook. It’s very calming and takes my mind off of everything.

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• ST

  @stevenvaldezii7936 · 4 years ago

  This channel just gets better and better.

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• PR

  @Princessfionn · 4 years ago

  I have watched many people cooking but you are so patient with everything you do!!step by step and you are doing it with love. it's so unique and extraordinary and at the same time exausting and you work so hard for us in order to not only starting trying new things but also appreciate the old techniques and stop complaining how boring modern life has become. well done guys!

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• NI

  @nicolecoleman5747 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I had no idea that you started this channel recently. I adore this channel. It is something to preserve our history and help us discover the way of life back then, which I think is really significant and contributes to not only YouTubers but humanity as a whole. This is an awesome channel and I really like your content Justine. I also have a passion for history.

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• PA

  @pamelakern2849 · 4 years ago

  I am sure Justine has worked very hard , mastering the art of cooking over a fire . 🤩🤩🤩🤩

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• LI

  @lid144 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;ve always used an electric mixer and food processor for baking but I&apos;m totally fascinated by the pre-electric baking techniques and instruments.<br>Loved watching this.

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• YV

  @YvonneO · 4 years ago

  That&apos;s a lot of butter you had to churn Justine 😵‍💫love the nutmeg grinder, so well made. &nbsp;Yummy receipts and easy<br>😊

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• PR

  @PrashxHauté · 4 years ago

  Never stop making videos...they are really addictive to me.

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• KR

  @kristimorgan3307 · 4 years ago

  The first Queens Cake reminds me so much of Welsh Tea Cakes that my grandmother would make with currants! Looks delicious!

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