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Bonus Footage for my 1600's Cooking Day!

🕑 Added 2023-09-21 15:16:22 +0000 UTC

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Laura Guebert

Love this video so, so much!

Britney

patrons ride along to savers 😂

NightshadeButterfly

My daughter is going there on a field trip tomorrow, with my husband as one of the chaperones. My husband and I went there about 10 years ago. We tried to attend an Alice in Wonderland event that was happening there about 6 years ago (with my daughter, 2 years old at the time, wearing a flamingo tea party dress), but we ran a little late, and weren't able to attend the production. One other time in Plymouth, at the beach near Plymouth Rock and the Mayflower, my husband and I were at a steampunk picnic. There were people who came by thinking all of us dressed in our steampunk regalia were pilgrims.

Emily Becker

If you ever have a chance to go to Colonial Williamsburg, I got to do a tin plate workshop this spring and made a candle holder using colonial tools— the coolest experience I’ve ever had!

Dixie Crowe

Loved it!

Delphia

Since you're acquainted with Morgan Donner, you should talk with her about going to an SCA event :)

Fran H (Siigii)

Me too!

Edith

Omg one of the people that helped with the costumes looks so much like Rose from The Great Pottery Throwdown!

Tova Svensson

If you want to do more content out of the house I really enjoy your thrifting videos!!

Bizbot

Looks like so much fun. Watching you get dressed up gave me flashbacks to my school production of The Crucible 💚 Edit if you ever come back to the UK then Kentwell Hall so their Hands-on History days where you can live like the Tudors

Whiskersomalley

I said it on the main video but if you come back to the UK you should look into Preston Manor in Brighton and Hove, they give the upstairs downstairs experience of Edwardian houses I think it was, made lemonade and washed clothes and polished door knobs 😂

Averie K. Fraser

The way I turned into the Leonardo DiCaprio pointing meme when Galen showed up. Super wild to see someone I know show up in your videos!

Faith Long

Loved it, would love to see you do more like this and maybe it's easier than "making" something? Love seeing Nick with you as well, I'm glad you get to experience it togther!

Stacy Robnett

That seemed like an amazing day. I would so geek out about everything!!

T Rabbit

Excellent experience! I'm so glad you had the opportunity. BTW that embroidered coat!!!! Right?

Shannon McBride

This is so cool!!

Mirna Johnson

It was great seeing behind the scenes, thanks Rachel for sharing!

zh

this was so fun! loved seeing the other kind of cooking, the getting dressed part and that gorgeous plimoth jacket! I hope you do more videos like this in the future, it's great to watch something entertaining and learn things at the same time :)

Mama Turtle

🖤💜🖤💜🖤

Tammy Warner

Historical village sites like this are great places to go. Thanks for taking us along to show us your experience there! If you are ever interested in traveling outside of Massachusetts, I live in upstate NY and would be happy to scope out any potential sites to visit.

Elise

I LOVED this! In particular seeing the the dugout(?) burned out(?) canoes. Makes me want to go to Plimoth-Patuxet, a place I always avoided because I feared they'd romanticize the Pilgrims in a way that would lead to a not-enjoyable experience. (I also loved the style of the wardrobe staff member with the purple hair, that dress was adorable!)

MahikanKwe

As an Indigenous (from canada) i love learning about other indigenous nations (because we’re not all the same😊) so thank you so much for that ♥️♥️

Lucy Dreams

Hoozzah!

Anna Sutton

Would love to see you doing more historical skills! Maybe going to an alpaca farm and learning to spin wool, or learning about local plants for natural dyes? Love that kind of stuff and you can turn your makes into future sewing projects/costumes

Leigh

This was so much hecking fun, I loved it! And I hope you can do more! I've never been to the east coast, really, so seeing and learning more of it is a joy and a delight!

Leigh

Oh man that's COOL!!!!!

Rachael Ellis-Ingamells

This was such a great video, can’t wait to see more like this!

Bridget

Thank you so much for showing the Wampanoag culture! As a MA resident it’s great to see local indigenous history.

leather Nevarez

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Suzie Bergstrom

Thanks so much for posting this!! I absolutely loved getting to see the costuming!!

Tivis Mercer

Absolutely loved this video! I also am more interested in the Native practices and appreciate you took the time and sought it out. Would love to learn even more. Also learned a lot from the wardrobe portion of the video. Terrific information. Much thanks!

KC

I went to college near Salem and am SO MAD i never went there for spooky season!!!

Haven

Wait now I have to know about the Faith drama!!

Al Poirier

Would you consider doing a local meetup at the Salem night market? 👀

Anna O.

That's so awesome, and now I have another place on my list to visit if I ever make it out to the US east coast. I want those shoes so much, and I really loved the Wampanoag cooking--I liked the whole eating like 5-6 small meals a day thing.

Mina Murray

I am so, so jealous! I love historic cooking and 16th/17th century is one of my favorite time periods. I occasionally get to do it over a fire and while using historic equipment, but mostly in my modern kitchen. (an example from a couple of years ago: https://youtu.be/PZsHdpavAzU) To actually be able to cook in a completely historic setting like Plimoth Patuxet is amazing! I love that you cooked quail in both places. And pancakey things. Nice symmetry. So exciting that you saw The Plimoth Jacket! I WAS ONE OF THE EMBROIDERERS!!! I remember I worked on both undersleeves, the right upper sleeve, and at least one of the fronts over the course of two years, so you most likely saw my work. It was an amazing experience and some of those threads hadn't been made in several hundred years. Such an honor to be involved. (And there was DRAMA!) I haven't seen Faith (that's the jacket's name) since the unveiling, but I'm glad she's safe at home.

Ash

Yeesssss!! Been waiting for this since I watched the video on youtube!

Alex A

That was awesome! I love learning about the indigenous peoples of New England. And its such a seldom taught part of our schooling. It would be so cool if you got to work with more historical societies! (the New Canaan Museum & Historical Society and Connecticut Museum of Culture and History come to mind)

Tatiana

I really love the extra content on here! I do miss the bloopers at the end though. Would you consider adding them to these videos as well? They are always so hilarious 😂 💗

Tricia Hoffmann

Thanks for a peek at the Plimouth Jacket - I read all about it as it was being done. Looking forward to your next adventure!

M Pea

You have to go to Salem, MA, during spooky season. And maybe Williamsburg, VA, in the spring. I've also heard there's a shipbuilding museum in Boston that supposed to be really good. Of course, you can do all the historical houses like Mount Vernon and Monticello. I'm on the West Coast and not able to visit any of these places any time soon so you have to do my bucket list for me :-)

PandaLu

not something you can visit in the states but saw this recently and thought you might find it interesting https://www.guedelon.fr/en/

Harper Alerion

Thanks for the bonus footage, Rachel! I've been doing a deep dive on East Coast/Eastern Woodlands indigenous cultures over the past few months, so this glimpse of Wampanoag culinary tradition was a delight to see! Also, there's so much pokeweed growing around my house, and I had no idea the berries could be used for dye. Guess what I'm doing this fall...

Emma-Rose Colk

I was so intrigued by the accent the historical reenactment used in the first episode. Like a mix of Scottish, Irish and Yorkshire! Anyone know if this is historically accurate?

cherice zaleski

oooooo it wouldve been cool to see how the pokeweed was used to dye the cordage! i definitely just watched this instead of studying for an exam i have in an hour 😝

Bobbi Pins

This is awesome! I went to high school with Melissa in Mashpee! Thank you for sharing Wampanoag culture! 🖤

Janna

Ooo I absolutely appreciate how you collaborated with the historians beforehand to make sure you felt comfortable with the focus and perspective 😊 everyone you meet seems lovely and I am high-key jealous of getting to try so many tastyy natural foods.

Brittany Humphrey

This episode was one of my absolute faves! We LOVE historical reenactment and living history!!

Michelle M.

Would love the recipes if you figure them out.

Scorpio Amber

Oo so excited to watch later! In the public video you mentioned being interested in other historical places. I recommend Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth, NH (which maybe isn't too far from you since you're in Mass??) They do a wonderful holiday carol walk in December!