Victorian Brunch with Charles Dickens
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
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Victorian Gingerbread Cake, Meat pies and soups and cider. The sort of meal that may have been enjoyed by the Dickens Family in Victorian times. I'll be baking, setting a simple table and chatting about my favorite author, Charles DIckens.
0:00 Baking a Gingerbread cake
4:56 Meat pies
8:52 Setting a table
17:55 Interesting facts about Charles Dickens
Revised Recipe for Meat pie, makes 4
1/2 lb ground pork
1 lb ground sausage
8 slices of chopped bacon
1 large chopped onion
fresh or canned mushrooms, about 8
1 russet potato shredded
1/2 cup chopped green pepper
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp each of pepper,cinnamon, cloves
1/4 tsp nutmeg
1/2 cup beef stock
I added about 1 tbsp of Goya spices as well. this is optional.
Cheese Broccoli soup ingredients:
1 large chopped Broccoli head
2 cups chicken broth
1 1/2 cup cheddar cheese shredded
1 small chopped onion
1 chopped clove garlic
1 bay leaf
Simmer all ingredient
Make a roue: 1 Tbsp butter, 1 cup half and half, 3 Tbsp flour
Add the roue to softened vegetable mixture and simmer 
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Whenever my mother cooked a roast, she made a meat pie with the leftovers. She made her own crust from scratch. The meat pie included the leftover roast, carrots, potatoes, and gravy simmered together. While still hot, the meat mixture was poured into the crust-lined 9x13" dish. She then placed, over the steaming dish, a complete top crust. After tucking the top crust under the bottom crust, she would pierce it and brush the top with milk to make it turn brown. Then it went into a hot oven and cooked until browned. An old family recipe passed down. It is a family favorite, and I still make the dish.
That sounds delish, I love anything made with pastry.
Sounds delish.
I do this very same thing…so good!
What a wonderful idea! Thanks so much for sharing.😊
Do you par-bake the bottom crust so it doesn't get soggy from the gravy?
Oh Jerry, this is one of my favorite videos to date! Oh, it has all the things I love… You’re cooking, your table, and learning a little bit about somebody from history from you… I have told you a zillion times you are a natural teacher, and your voice is so wonderful!may God richly richly bless you in this new year! You truly are a joy in my life! Had a bit of a rough day, but trusting God with it, and so grateful when I saw this video pop up!❤
I thank you very much!
For some reason I love watching your cooking videos. You always make something interesting and unique. I love the antique cooking utensils and the sounds of the mixing and cracking eggs and stirring I like your choice of music. Thank you for taking the time to do this.
So beautiful, Jeri, the table setting, the leaf-framed pies, the beautiful Dickens books, and hearing your softly spoken words, as always. Wishing you a wonderfully creative and happy new year.
Thank you Jeri! Every single year from the age of 14 to 27, I went to the Guthrie Theatre and would see A Christmas Carol. I remember vividly one of the actors that played Scrooge was named Richard Oohms. He has since passed away. I cried the day I learned of his passing. Nobody could play Scrooge with the enthusiasm that he did. To this day, I never go through Christmas without watching A Christmas Carol either with Alistair Sims or George C. Scott.
I like the George c Scott, and the albert Finney versions, so good.
Love A Christmas Carol…my very fav Christmas movie.
Yes! I enjoy A Christmas Carol so much too! It makes me laugh and cry- happily! I love seeing his transformation
Everything looks so cozy and charming and delicious!
Charming video,......as usual!Santa Claus surprised me and gave me one of your books for Christmas signed by you,Awesome! !!!The book is great ,I pour over each page,... enjoying it ,every page!Thanks!HUGE fan,Happy New Year!
Wonderful, happy you got the book!
Greetings Jeri, what a treasure to view and end the year was a sheer blessing. You really out did yourself on this one. Just can't wait to see what 2024 is in store . Have a very Wonderful New Year to you&yours !! 🍾🎉🎍!!
Thank you for this lovely visit...and brunch...Happy New Year...
This was best video ever! I am stuck in bed with tea and I just loved curling up under covers to watch this. I watch your videos over and over. Without a mom now I just find them so comforting.
Your voice is as soothing and magical as the gorgeous table and scrumptious looking food. Love the leaf crust topping on the meat pies. They would make anyone at the table feel special. And spiced peaches and gingerbread cake.... yes, please!
You weave such a beautiful story with you videos. I think this is my favorite!
Thank you Jeri, I love it when you cook/bake and use all your special dishes. I too, appreciate Dickens.
Those mice are just so cute Thank you Jeri. Love Charles Dickens.
What a treat for the New Year🥰. Many thanks and love to you and yours in 2024😊❤️
I loved it Jeri…especially the theme accompanying everything made it such an interesting treat. ♥️🙌🏻
I adore any and all to do with Charles Dickens. I recommend you watch the movies Dickensian, Nicholas Nickelby, and The man who invented Christmas. I have the D56 A Christmas Carol house’s & accessories.
Yes, I mentioned Dickensian at the end of this video. The thing about it is, you really need to be familiar with the characters in his books to follow the plot.
I love Charles Dickens and I so admire you. Thanks for your beautiful videos. Happy New Year
You've inspired me to read Dickens!
Very Good!
Such a lovely table, great recipes, and beautiful commentary! Thank you for such a lovely, inspirational gift in these days of Christmas!
Love Dickens! Another wonderful video featuring your antiques and animal creations. When you were making the cake batter, I felt like I was there making it. I think the sounds of eggs cracking, flour/spices sifting, and the angle of your camera made it real. Love your channel and share it with my antique-loving, bibliophile friends! ~Terri ❤ 😊
Cracking eggs is a good sound, I agree.
H i Jeri! Well I don’t have to tell you these are among my favorite videos you make when you cook and bake. It’s such a treat for me and I greatly appreciate all the effort you put into the productions of such videos. You are blessed with so many wonderful talents. Beautiful and very fitting music that you picked to start this video, Auld Lang Syne, Loving Caliber…. Beautiful song… this song literally brings joyful tears to my eyes. I can just taste that cake and how wonderful it it must be to go with a French pressed coffee.You brunch setting is stunning ! The meat pie is very interesting, they look perfect, I have never had one but I know they are big in the UK. Interesting info on Dickens. Thank you Jeri! And Happy New Year ! 🥳
Unfortunately, we both caught the flu after Christmas and all our beautiful leftovers went to the animals. The dogs had meat pies for breakfast and the Donkey, chickens and peacocks enjoyed Gingerbread for several days!
I had raised eyebrows as you mentioned that Charles Dickens and his first wife had 10 children together, but then divorced...but after pausing in thought for a few moments, I realized how loud household of children, the daily busy constant comings and goings...would make it an INSANE atmosphere for a writer trying to create a new manuscript! No wonder he had a secret door in his home...it was probably a stairway to the attic, with old mattresses nailed against the walls to muffle the daily childhood screams, laughter, chatter, boisterous bellowings and stomping feet of 10 children lol!
The funny thing is, Charles kept the children and got rid of the wife. He left all them money in his will, but not sure about his wife...
Oh Jeri, what a delightful Charles Dickens meal. Both, the food as well as the tableware look delicious!
Hello Gloucester mice... you sweet helpers! Yay, for the donkeys getting a treat! I, too, love reading Dickens too in winter. Beautiful Dickens collection!! Thank you for sharing. I, too, love 'Our Mutual Friend' and 'Bleak House'.
Happy New Year, Jeri, family, and everyone!
Charles worked in a workhouse, which he hated. He blackened boots. BBC had a serialized version of Little Dorrit about 20 or 25 years ago that I really enjoyed...insofar as one can enjoy such sadness.
He actually pasted the labels on the pots of boot Blacking, didn't actually blacken the boots.
@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow You said that he wasn't sent to the debtor's prison, but his life was still very difficult. Later in life, he had recurring nightmares of that time of his life.
He only worked there for a few months, and subsequently was able to complete a further couple of years of his education, up to the age of about 16.
He had a glorious life - was very wealthy, lived in lovely big houses (I've visited one) - with many servants, and travelled overseas extensively.
@clairenoon4070 You make sound as if you were a part of his household....his father was TERRIBLE with money. Charles was always trying to pay his debts which were enormous. Later in life, Charles had a mistress of many years.
@@catherinemelnyk It surely must have had an effect on his entire life; it also enabled him to have much empathy for the poor and downtrodden, which is how he was able to write such incredible stories and become a wealthy and successful man. So, he was a man of many accomplishments and equal pain.
It was such a enriching video,reviving the books of Charles Dickens and connecting them to the Victorian time which I so much love ! It sturred university memories and lectures,thank you so much for sticking to old values and bringing them forth in a time of great need !
May you and your lovely farm and house have a Happy New Year !
If this doesn’t put everyone in the holiday spirit something is wrong! Thank you 🙏
Love it when you do these
I think my heart skipzabeet every time your upload is available 🥰😘🥰
Yes, me too!
What a pretty table laden with such beautifully produces foods. And those sweet little fuzzy little people watching over the delectable items - too sweet!
I was so excited to see your curiosity shop dishes. I have a incomplete set but keep picking them up whenever I find them. Everything looks so delicious.
Beautiful video from the meal to the Charles Dickens history. Thank you
Боже мой! Какая вкуснятина!!! Отдельное спасибо за Диккенса! Обожаю его Рождественскую историю.
Absolutely love Charles Dickens since I was a young girl right up until today at 59!
I love your duck bowl. I have a similar bunny one. Ducks on the farm are so fun to watch. I just lost my flock to a predator and miss them terribly but in Spring I will buy babies.
I dearly love my ducks, but they are so susceptible to every kind of predator.
What a night! I couldn't sleep and after getting up briefly at 12:30 and 2:30, I got up at 4:30 to stay. I made a cup of tea and fired up my laptop that I keep on my kitchen counter and scrolled through u-tuba to find to my delight this episode of hopalong hollow which featured a Victorian meal and Charles Dickens! I so enjoy the rustic meal preperations and was tickled to see the dishes used to set the table! I have some pieces myself and I love them. Best of all was the retrospect of the author Charles Dickens! I, too, am a huge fan of the man and his works. Getting up at this crazy hour was meant to be it seems! Thank you, Jeri!
Serendipity!
All of it is so lovely! Your cake and meat pies 🥧 look especially wonderful! ♥️ I’m 3/4th through Dombey and Son. ♥️🥰 Great idea to read Dickens in the wintertime. 😮Bleak House and Our Mutual Friend are probably my favorites of those I’ve read, also! ♥️✨😁
I haven't read Dombey and Sons... maybe in 2024.
This was interesting to watch. I love the Dickens story and have seen just about all of them on my local PBS channel and on Utube. Thank you for all your nice videos during the year and love the little felt characters and your pretty dishes.
Very enjoyable! Happy New Year!
I love it all, can't wait to try the meat pies and cake, beautiful setting.
Dickens wrote a "Child's History of England". Pretty bloody history for kids. I guess things were different then. There is a part about William Wallace that made me weep. This video has me searching my home library for it. The food looks delicious and I appreciate the time put in.Great!
Interesting, I will have to find that book.
These Dicken’s videos are my favorites! My favorite readings are “A Christmas Carol” and “Oliver Twist”.
Happy New Year! Awesome as always )
I just love your videos and especially this one. Everything is so interesting I hate to see it end. Thank you and a blessed new year.
Thank you for the history lesson.
I really enjoy these parts of your videos.
I wish you and James a healthy and happy new year.
Lovely!
Your videos are always so pleasant & welcoming to watch.
Absolutely wonderful video! I loved watching you use your antique baking utensils. That sure brought back memories of being next to my grandmother in the kitchen while she used some of those same utensils. I'm 73 now so that was many, many years ago. I'm looking forward to your next video!
Thank you so much!
On goodness, Charles Dickens inspired Edgar Allen Poe to write
'The Raven'?!
That is so wonderful. I never knew that!
Thank you for your research ❤️
I love love love hearing the history you impart to us. I almost always save your videos for when I need a break. So interesting ~ Janet 😘
What a treat to watch and listen! Everything looks so tasty and the table setting with the mice oversight, perfect.
After your last Tea with Dickens video I came across a set of dinnerware in the Old Curiosity Shop pattern and just had to buy them. I watched that video several times, and now I plan to watch this one over and over! Thank you for the lovely visit, and Happy New Year! 🐀🐀🐀
Enjoyed this! Thank you
Thank you for sharing the lovely recipes and the stories ! I love your channel ! Happy holiday season to you & yours ! ❤🎉😊
Your "Tea with Charles Dickens" video you made a few years ago is one of my favorites, thank you!❤
Another wonderful video. Thank you, Jeri and have a healthy, prosperous New Year!
Such a gorgeous table!
Wow!! Jeri, you have been so energetic!!! Thank you for doing all this for us!!!!
❤yummy! Thanks🙂
I remember that video, I too have seen them in antique stores , but then after your first video I knew the history of the plates and could tell the story , I love the things I have learned from you . Enjoyed this lunch and tea parties are my favorite. Have a wonderful New Year!
Lovely❤
thankyou for this lovely video - the meal looks beautiful and delicious
Enjoyed this very much ❤
I absolutely love ❤ your videos. The Mayor of Gloucester was adorable, especially with your added mice all dressed up. So cute. 😊❤😊
Wonderful as always Jeri! Who could want for more than food old cooking utensils and old books! I think Great Expectations is probably my favorite Dickens book, although I have only read a few😊
Thanks so much for this. Love these brunches/ teas so much with the recipes and history tidbits - Interesting. BTW I read a Christmas Carol every December. I am now inspired to pull down more of his stories off the book shelf. Happy NewYear!
I love, love, love your vidéos... Thank you very much Jeri, always wonderful moments.
Thank you so much Nathanaelle!
Everything looked so delightful and those plates and cups and saucers so beautiful.😊
Thanks for this! I have been wanting to make a Charles Dickens type meal since reading his description of the Fezziwigs' Christmas feast - and you do this in such style! The pies look amazing and the cake sounds delicious!
Lots of love from England.I love older things and yours are of very good taste.Charles dickens gives the best window into history.xx🐝🐝
What a lovely after Christmas gift. Your presentation was just so charming and calming. You my dear, are my Christmas Carol. It’s so dreary and rainy here in Michigan. But you brought joy to me this morning while I drink my morning tea. Thank you for all of your wonderful videos this past year.
That looks so yummy 😋Jerry and the table looks elegant. .
so beautiful. You have so many beautiful things. Thank you for sharing them!
Thanks for saying 4 small eggs as our grocery store ones are tiny compared to your farm ones! Happy New Year and thanks for all your wonderful videos!
Happy New Year to all! Wishing you health and happiness for 2024🥰
A lovely prepared meal and now I feel very hungry!!
Some interesting historical finds you shared too!
Thanks Jeri! 🥳🥳
Thank you.
Greetings Jeri! Thank you for this video as I absolutely adore your cooking and table setting videos especially when Charles Dickens is involved! I too love reading his stories especially around Christmas, A Christmas Carol and Great Expectations are my favorites. Your meat pie looked beautiful and delicious and as for the dishes they are perfect for a winter dinner. I have some of the dishes myself and I’m always on the lookout for more. Wishing you a very happy new year!
It's so pretty you ALMOST don't want to eat it ❤
Enjoyable video, God bless you‼️
Enjoyed the cooking and the Dickens ❤
My wife Janet and I love your channel. Your talents and gifts touch our hearts especially the Christmas videos. Finding your channel has certainly enriched our lives, thank you so very much!
Beautifully done! Thank you, Jeri. 🙋♀️🥰👏👏‼️
Lovely brunch! And I enjoyed the Charles Dickens piece ❤️. He really was a remarkable man and so much a part of Christmas 🤩. Love the mice and love Stella’s little bell ❤️
Dickens is my favorite as well. Great Expectations is my favorite. It inspired a lot of my early art.
Really? I would love to see that.
Another great video. I've got to make the gingerbread cake. I have a lot of the Curiosity Shop dinnerware. Some that I remember going to the grocery store with my Mom in the early 60's and getting and some from my mother-in-law. The table setting was especially moving for me. I haven't taken them out in a long time and used them but think I will to use for the winter months. Thank you for bringing back so many memories. Wishing you and yours a very happy, healthy New Year.
Just finished reading his unfinished novel Mystery of Edwin Drood and Master Humphrey's clock. My favourite author. Loved your meat pies. They looked delicious Jeri. Wishing u a wonderful year ahead.❤❤❤
All the food you made looks delicious! I loved that this was Charles Dickens themed as I am also a big Charles Dickens fan 📚☺️ I enjoyed learning these facts about him. My favorite of his novels so far is Great Expectations.
A well done video which was like a visit with an old friend in their delightful home. Thank you.💌
Our pleasure!
Thank you so much for the baking and making the Pies, I could almost smell them from here. In the times of box mixes and hurry up baking. It is really a lot of work going into the recipes .I like to hear you read and talk about the books. You slow things down and we need that. I am wishing you a Happy New Year and to enjoy another year in your green house. A friend from Iowa Joyce
I love your books thank you x
Jeri I want to thank you so much for all the wonderful videos this Holiday season. What a treat it has been. I have loved every one of them but the Charles Dickens one is my favorite. He is my favorite author and I have several old book’s by him, possibly the same ones as you. Thank you so much for this video. There was a series years ago called Dickens of London, PBS I think, that held my interest more than anything they have on tv now. Happy New Year to you and your family.
I must find that PBS series.
This is so cozy!! Sometimes how much I wish I could be invited to your humble abode and have wonderful dinner and covnersation!
Jeri Landers! I love Charles Dickens and most things historical from this era. The pie and cake look delicious. Thank you
One billion "thumbs up" for you. These felt mice, old books, your love for the table elegant settings, your voice commenting the C. Dickens books not to mention your receipes....what a heaven. I live in Italy and I treasure every single video of yours. Thank you so much for all what you do to show what style means. Love from Genua (but I was born on the Dolomites and lived in 10 different town both in Italy and abroad).
Thank you so much 😊
Charles Dickens and meat pies. . . What could be better at the holidays? Wonderful video!
Happy New Year's Day Jeri! What a wonderful treat to start this special day with a soothing version of "Auld Lang Syne" I do enjoy the sounds I love to hear so much of all your antique kitchen utensils, creating a victorian delight! It really warmed me on this cold day. I love how beautifully you set up the table. Very lovely & inspiring! I've been watching it since I woke up over & over and it's all starting to sink in! Lol! I will definately try the white wine & sweet sausage! It will make a delicious comfort food! Very interesting history you shared about Charles Dickens! Have a great day Jeri!
Someone suggested a beef broth in exchange for the wine. I think it may me a good idea/
I love Charles dickens and have since I was six when I read a Christmas Carol. He is also my favorite author. Of course A Christmas Carol and Oliver Twist E my favorite stories. I always five you Yea with Dickens “ video and look forward to it every year! Keep them coming my lady genius!💗
Hola, gracias por esa sobremesa tan acogedora, tan cercana, tan íntima. Gracias por dejarnos entrar en tu casa y con tus tesoros.
So many things to love about this video! Your recipes look delicious! I was fortunate enough to go to London and have several pies, some were meat and some were just potato and onion. They were my favorite meals! I love Great Expectations, and A Christmas Carol. We watch the 1938 version of that every Christmas. I love your old copies of Dicken’s books! I am on the lookout for an old copy of The Pilgrim’s Progress. That is one of my all time favorite books. Love the mice! Happy New Year to you and James! 🥂
What turned me on to the meat pies was watching the series POIROT; Inspector Japp is frequently seen eating a Pastie. I learned how to make them because of that.
Everything looks sooo gooood! I like Charles Dickinson to.. Thank you for sharing. HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR, AND GOD BLESS YOUAND YOUR HUSBAND.
Jeri, you make everything so beautiful and perfect. Thank you so much. Love from me here in England X