F) Food Preservation in the Viking Age
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- čas přidán 29. 07. 2023
- In my series: Viking from A-Å ...this time I talk about how the Vikings preserved there food for the winter, and how they storaged it.
I'm in Cimbrer Camp together with Cornelius, and having a great time ..cooking some Viking food and having my special coffee.
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Good morning Tom, I was just sitting here having coffee with you . When I was young we used to dig holes in the ground and store things like apples and many of our vegetables only we used leaves between the layers and they stayed fresh for a very long time. It sure was a beautiful day at camp. Have a great one brother and I will see you on the next adventure.
Dwayne
Thanks Dwayne 🤗🐕and I hope you’ll have a wonderful week ahead. Atb to you and your family from Cornelius and me in CimbrerCamp 🏕
Tom
I think a kule is what we would call a 'clamp' in English. Usually root vegetables covered in straw and earth. 🙂
Thanks for sharing this info with me 😉👍🏻 and for joining us again in my 🏕🔥🌲🐕🍻
Tom
I knew there was something called that other than the root cellar, I remember hearing my grandma talking about burying some vegetables and such un a shallow hole with straw and dirt to preserve it. Ive always heard of the root cellar tho and walked thru many plantations in south Louisiana with still working root cellars.
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag it's Kimchi in Korea. Traditionally it was buried in the ground.
Amazing Tom. Thanks so much.
I took my daughters to a Celtic Highland Festival and they both kept saying, "Dad, this looks just like Viking Tom's festival he just went to." They wanted to put there money together and buy you a sword, but $10 of allowance money unfortunately doesn't buy a full Tang sword these days. ⛺🏴⚔️
Ahhh that is SO sweet Jonathan 🤗 and I’m deeply touched by the kindness your daughters are showing 😁 Give them a BIG hug from Cornelius and me. And thanks for the feedback and for watching my videos 🏕🔥
Tom
Make them some wooden swords
Hi Tom, nice video from the camp.. Yes, not only the vikings but also us can not only dry, preserve and otherwise store fruit for the winter, but also vegetables and what one has on hand.. Make jams and everything that can be stored nicely. Have a great time Tom, cheers to you and Cornelius! Cheers, have a nice weekend! 🙂🐕🌲🔥🙋♀Skål 🍻
Skål 🍻 to you brother from Cornelius and I 😁👍🏻🐕💪🏻and thanks for visiting us again in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥
Tom
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag 😊👍🌲🌿
A good teaching experience...
Your camp is doing well in development!
You've got a good idea
to preserve your food stores!!
Thanks for sharing this moment of your experience and talent!
C ya on the next
video!!
👍🦊🧙♂️🐺🤙
Thanks brother for your kind words 🤗 that means a lot to me. Looking forward to seeing you again soon 🏕🔥
Tom
Hello Tom thank you for sharing your breakfast today. I enjoyed learning how the Vikings preserved their food for the winter. So glad you had such a beautiful day to be at Cimbrer Camp.
Thanks Moray 🤗 and I’m so grateful that you came along and enjoyed it together with Cornelius and me 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Your still one of my fav people to watch on youtube, I really love learning about other cultures and how they survived and thrived, as well as ideas on how to better myself when out in the woods.
That’s great to hear 😁👍🏻 and glad you chose to join Cornelius and me again in CimbrerCamp 🐕🏕🔥🍻
Tom
Hey Tom that’s a good looking camp you got. Very nice video. God bless you buddy. (Old guy from Arkansas)🇺🇸
Thank you so much my friend 😁👍🏻 and good to see you again in my camp 🏕🔥🌲
Tom
Hello Tom , another great and instructive video , thoroughly enjoyed watching , Good to see that the Camp seems to have been left alone , no roberies ! , Be Well my Friend , Best wishes to you and the Family , Strength , Honour and Respect .
Yeah it’s always great when I come out there and see every thing is ok 😁👍🏻🏕🔥 Thank you so much Bob for joining us once again 🤗🐕🇩🇰Tom
I love your opening song, and I watch every video you post. Thank you.
Appreciate that very much Andrew 😉👍🏻 and grateful for having you onboard 🏕🔥
Tom
Very interesting video Tom, it strikes me how important the cod fish was for everyone living around the North Atlantic. Seeing how it is preserved there and having seen how cod is preserved in Labrador myself the methods are pretty much identical. Really like how your camp is evolving too. Thank you Tom!
Thanks brother 😁👍🏻 I’m glad you like my new video and appreciate that you came along again in CimbrerCamp
See you soon 🏕🔥🐕Tom
Excellent video Thanks again Tom ! Keeping the auld ways alive ! 💜🍷🔥
Thanks John 🤗 I’m glad you liked it my friend and grateful to have you visiting us again in CimbrerCamp 🐕🏕🔥🍻
Tom
There is nothing better than Viking TV, you're the best.
Thanks a lot Jeff 🤗 I’m glad you like them and appreciate your feedback very much 🔥
Tom
👍👍✌✌👌👌Thanks Tom
Your welcome my friend 🤗and I appreciate your support very much 😁👍🏻🏕🔥🐕🇩🇰
Tom
Tom and Cornelius … Another educational, informative and entertaining video from Cimber Bushcraft!!! Learned some new things earlier this morning from this video. I guess an “old dog” can learn new tricks. I always enjoy the interaction between you and Cornelius!!! He is such a great animal and pet!!! Thanks again for the video; can’t wait for the next one. Until then, take care, be safe, best wishes and God bless!!!!! Chuck Knight from Buffalo, Texas. 👨🌾✝️🙏🖖👍🏼
Thank you so much for your kind words Chuck 😁👍🏻 I’m glad you found it interesting and learned a thing or two
Always appreciate when you visit Cornelius and me out in my CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Another incredible video Tom well done
Thanks Justin 😁👍🏻 I’m so glad you like it brother 🏕🔥
Tom
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag anytime brother
Tom👍👍 The Viking lesson was very interesting, many hardships were overcome in history by experimentation. Vikings like other cultures had their own methods that were specific to location and climate. The oat porridge looked good and the "old school" way it was prepared is cool. Cimbrer coffee😉put the finishing touch on the meal. Thanks for the trip to Cimbrer Camp with you and Cornelius, great time. See you next time.
Always good to see you there Terry 😉👍🏻🏕🔥🐕 and glad you enjoyed your stay
Thanks for being a part of my crew on my Viking longboat here in Danmark 🇩🇰🐕🏕🔥
Tom
Thanks for your videos, it's always a pleasure to see them.
Stefan the austrian
Thanks Stefan 😁👍🏻and it was good to see you again in CimbrerCamp 🤗🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Hello my friend, And Welcome back! It funny you talk about how the Viking use to do this and that, I'm a little older then you are And from Indiana ( U.S.A. ) And i remember how we use to cure meat over the winter, And the storage house is what we called ( root cellar ) and the salt on the fish sucked all the blood out plus cured the meat. And to smoke meat or fish it didn't need salk the smoke cured the meat and it wouls last for 8 month or more!. Hey buddy I love all your videos!!! Thank you so much......
Appreciate that a lot Richard 🤗👍🏻and it’s always a great pleasure when you drop by in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🌲 And thanks for sharing your knowledge with us brother💪🏻
Tom
Learned a lot about storage and food preservation ! Your Cimbrer camp keeps evolving and I love the changes ! SKOAL ! ! Coffee time for me
I’m glad you like the changes in CimbrerCamp Elwyn 😉👍🏻 and my video and grateful to have you visiting us 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Hi Tom, it is such a treat for me to watch your videos. I've been locked up indoors this week since we've had 119 degree weather this week. We don't dare go outside. Thank you so much!
Ohhh yeah that’s hot 🥵 Craig … so stay cool my friend and take care. I’m glad my video could help you getting through the isolation
Atb to you and your family 🤗
Tom
Greetings from Poland my friend, I love to have a supper with porridge and dried fruit and honey from time to time. Thank you for the video.
Greetings my Polish friend 🤗 and thanks for coming along again in CimbrerCamp
Glad you enjoyed your stay together with us 🐕🏕🔥🌲
Tom
it's the dose of relaxation I need from your videos. Amazing. Thank you 😉
Ahhh thank a lot my friend 🤗 I’m glad you enjoyed it and appreciate that you came along and joined us 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Great video Tom! Thank you for sharing.
Glad you like it 🤗 and grateful to see you again in my CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Good to see you Tom and Cornelius in your wonderful cabin which always looks so snug! Food preserving techniques such as the Vikings did were used by so many cultures. I like drying my own foods as it is one of the easier methods of preserving! Thanks for sharing! Safe travels!🥰
Yeah I guess it’s the way it’s always been done 😉👍🏻🔥and thanks for the feedback my friend and for joining us again in CimbrerCamp 🏕🐕
Tom
I would spend all of my time there, blissful just you the non humans & the other than human 🖤 Thank you for sharing brother I trust all is good in your world 🤟
Yeah all is well brother 😁👍🏻 and thanks for visiting us 🐕again in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥
Tom
THANK YOU very much Dear friend for the video I have written to you in the past I really like the series from A to Z and food is a subject that is very close to my heart - see you in the following video Best regards to Cornelius 🌲🌲🌲
Thanks Ofer 🤗 that is so kind of you my friend and Cornelius and I are always happy to see you in my CimbrerCamp 🐕🏕🔥🇩🇰
Tom
Now this is quite the nice treat! I have a long and hard day and come back to see a new journey from you? Perfection! This made my day much better
Ahhh thank you so much 🤗 I’m so grateful for that and appreciate your feedback very much 😁🏕🔥🐕🌲
Tom
Very nice video today Tom. And interesting speech about food conservation. I think it is an important learn because all old societies have had that problem, preserve food from a season to next. You have cooked very nice porridge; it had a great aspect! A warm hug for you and Cornelius. Sure you have had a beautiful day!
Glad you enjoyed my video Miguel 🤗 and it was great to hear from you again … I hope the extreme heat 🥵 will end soon and that your okay 🤗
Stay cool 😎 brother 🏕🔥
Tom
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag THANK YOU VERY MUCH MY FRIEND!!!
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Fascinating to see how my ancestors preserved food, thank you so much for all this information. Those apples sure looked good too. 👍
I’m glad you like my video Arielle 🤗 and the food I made. Thanks for dropping by again in my 🏕🔥🌲🐕
Tom
It has been a beautiful summer's day at Cimber Camp.
Absolutely James 😁👍🏻🌤️and glad you came and visited us again 🏕🔥🐕🍻
Tom
Tom...Very nice video..good information.
I’m glad you found it interesting my friend 😉👍🏻and appreciate that you came along again 🏕🔥🌲🐕Tom
Really Enjoyed The Old Ways Shared Here Tom You & Yours Have A Wonderful August ! Hugs For Cornelius ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks Terry 🤗 and hug and kisses from Cornelius and me
Stay well my friend 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Great video Tom!! The new awning looks great and makes the interior really come alive. Good to see Cornelius enjoying himself as always. Be well my friend!
Thanks Douglas 🤗 and best wishes for your my friend 🐕
Appreciate that you visit us again out there 🏕🔥🌲Tom
Love how Cornelius decided to make your foot his pillow!!!! I always look forward to your videos Tom!
Ha ha yeah wasn’t that sweet 🤗👍🏻🐕 and Cornelius and I appreciate your visit in 🐕🔥CimbrerCamp very much 🏕
Tom
Hi Tom, very informative video. It seems the Vikings had a very healthy diet which my account for there longevity as a people's. Till next time my friend take care. 🥃 🥃 😉 🦴
Absolutely Mark 💪🏻😉🇩🇰 strong and healthy people
Thanks for the feedback and for coming along in 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Another great video Tom! Thanks for sharing my friend!
Thanks for watching it Michael 🤗 and for supporting me. Hope to see you again soon 🏕🔥🐕🇩🇰
Tom
Another superb video Tom,, I'm so jealous of your camp in the forrest,, you two seem to have the perfect solution, to life in the "rat race"
All the best my friend,, 👍
Do you americans think everyone in the West is subject to socalled rat race...that's your way of living and you impose on others where ever you can---
Yeahhh it’s a wonderful place for me and Cornelius 🐕🏕🔥🤗 and we enjoy spending time out there. Thanks for joining us John 😁👍🏻Tom 🇩🇰
hi to, good to see you and cornelius,wonderful video tom 👍🔥🤝
Thanks a lot my friend 🤗 and we’re glad you came along and enjoyed it together with us in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🐕🌲🌤️ Skål 🍻 Tom🇩🇰
Hello Brother @Tom @CimbrerBushcraft-Viking , I pray you are in good health my Brother . I have enjoyed the video very much . Growing up I had Oatmeal almost every morning . I am now down to 400 1/2 lbs. Brother , That makes 73 1/2 lbs. I have lost in 6 months , I am already feeling like a new man , Feel almost like a rutting Buck . LOL , You take care Brother , I will catch you on the next one . May you always have the wind in your sells , And good weather Brother . See you then on the next visit . Thank you for letting me come along with you again my friend .
That’s wonderful brother 😁 and I’m so happy for you 👍🏻
Thanks for your always kind and loving words 🤗 and for supporting me and my family
Stay well my friend 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Tom Hello again, that lil furball is such a cutie..yes Cornelius I am talking about you. I have noticed the lack of salt in the coffee, did you change brands? Thank you for the tutorial. Take care and have a great week. bye Cornelius
Thanks for joining Tom and me in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🐕and if you look closely you’ll see that my father did put salt in his coffee 🐶 lol wuf
The Kules, Clamps in English, I have tried in the past, with varying levels of success. For root crops left in the ground, a generous amount of straw from the corn fields, then earthing up to cover the draw was a success. Being able to harvest ad-hoc throughout the winter. Another sort of clamp, boxes with sand and the root crops laid out uniformly, between layers of sand. Just to the north of here are the chalk hills, corn/grain was buried in pits hollowed out of the chalk, then a cap of chalk and clay sealed it. That however was a practice that went back to the Bronze Age.
Very interesting 😁👍🏻 and thanks for sharing this with me. I’m glad you enjoyed my video and hope you’ll join us again on my next one 🏕🔥
Tom
With the consumerism as it is in the world (I appreciate we are all guilty to a greater or lesser degree), it's so refreshing to learn how all of our ancestors lived and survived. Great, interesting and relaxing videos. Thank you
I’m glad you liked it my friend and found it interesting 😁👍🏻 Thanks for the feedback and for joining Cornelius and me in CimbrerCamp 🐕🏕🔥
Tom
Vielen lieben Dank für das super schöne Video habe wieder einiges gelernt vielen lieben Dank und liebe Grüße 👍🤘
Thanks Herb for dropping by in CimbrerCamp again 🏕🔥and for following us on our little adventures 🐕🌲🌤️🇩🇰
Tom
When I visited denmark in June I remember waking up and hearing those wonderful birds, tak tom
Yeah isn’t that great James 😁👍🏻 wonderful way to wake up 🏕🔥
Tom 🇩🇰🐕
Thanks Tom.
Always welcome brother 😉
See you again soon 👍🏻🏕🔥
Tom
Отличное видео Том! Я даже кушать захотел😅 Скол!
Ha ha that’s great Petrovic 😁👍🏻🍻 and Skål to you my Russian friend. Thanks for joining us again 🏕🔥🐕🇩🇰
Tom
Tom thanks so much that was a great video. I love learning about different cultures and seeing through the lense of someone who has a great understanding of their heritage. I love the new additions that you have made at your camp you always adapt to new things and it great to see what you have done. Cheers from across the pond. One day I hope to visit your beautiful country. And enjoy some of your lovely cuisine.
Thanks John 🤗 I’m glad you enjoyed your stay again in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🐕 and appreciate your feedback very much. Atb to you 😁👍🏻
Tom
Very nice video 📹 Tom. I also wanted to let you know about the birds 🐦 in the background. The birds sound very nice 👌
I’m glad you enjoyed the sound of the birds 🐦😁👍🏻and my video and glad you came along 🏕🔥🐕🌲Tom
This was wonderful to see.
Thanks Margaret 🤗 I’m glad you enjoyed it 🏕🔥🐕🌲🇩🇰
Tom
thanks Tom,
Your welcome Brian 😁👍🏻and happy to see you again in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🐕Tom
Sitting in my living room at 530 in the morning. Excited to see another of your videos. Very informative. Drinking my coffee with you Tom!! Jim in California
That’s wonderful Jim 😁👍🏻 and hope you find it interesting. Thanks for your visit in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥
Tom
I once accidentally dried some fish in my freezer and turned it into klipfish lol. I bought a frozen pack of cod, opened the bag to get one piece and put the rest back in the freezer. Since they weren't individually vacuum packed they dried out completely.
Ha ha that’s great 😁👍🏻 and I hope it was delicious 😋🐳
Atb to you my friend 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
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Thanks a lot my friend 🤗🔥
Tom
Some days a little shot of coffee in the whiskey works too. 😊
I think I would actually enjoy living in one of those
It's great all this to have ideas and oat porridge with salt and water plus the fruit 🍎 & honey 🍯 😋I'd like that as well🤤
That’s great 😉👍🏻 and a very tasty meal. Thanks for joining us in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
I would love to come and stay a Cimbrer camp for a month or so in the fall.
I can easily understand why 😁👍🏻 and wish I could offer you that 😉 but it’s private property and I’m only allowed to use it 🤗🏕🔥🌲🐕Tom
Well Tom, another fantastic video! There was a time when these skills were practiced and known by most people. To me, its sometimes sad to realize the old ways are becoming lost to modern society. Growing up my grandparents lived with us and they used to tell us kids stories about living when they were young. I really wish I paid more attention. Now, they are gone and that generation has passed on and taken valuable life hacks with them. Its a pity. However, people like you keep the old ways alive. Keep up the great job. I'm appreciative there are people like you who take time to make these wonderful videos. Peace be the journey.
Thank you so much for your kind words 🤗 and for sharing some of your life stories with us
Glad you found my video interesting 🏕🔥
Tom
I'm watching
Appreciate that very much 🤗 and thanks for supporting me and my family 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
I'm peeing
Ha ha 😆😂🤣
Great subject Tom. Nice to see you back in camp. That fireplace seems to work well. Tarp was a good addition Another great video. ATB to you and family.👍🏻🏕
Thanks Mike 😁👍🏻 I’m glad you like my tarp and fireplace 🏕🔥 and it was kind of you to visit us again 🤗🐕Tom
Tom you are very special person your videos are great even though I really don't understand the viking age they are very informative I wish I could come to cimber camp with you you are a great inspiration! 👍 Thank You
Thanks for your kind words Eric 🤗 and for following us on our little adventures here in the old Viking country of Danmark 🇩🇰 🏕🔥🐕Tom
Realy good information about viking age food . my neighbor had a root bin and an ice house when in was a kid.
That’s great Scott 😉👍🏻 and thanks for sharing this with us 🏕
Tom
Loved this one. It’s very relaxing to watch. Thanks for posting it.
Your welcome David 😉👍🏻 and I’m glad you enjoyed it and find it relaxing 🏕🔥🐕
Thanks for following us on our adventures my friend 🍻
Tom
Gr8 video man . Best wishes
Thanks Chad 🤗 I’m glad you enjoyed it my friend 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Another AWESOME upload from our favourite Norseman 👍👍 very informative
Thanks for sharing your knowledge ☺️
Much love from your friends in Wales UK Ritchie veteran and Raven xxxx
Thanks brother 😁👍🏻 and it’s always a treat when you come and visit us there 🏕🔥
Give our regards to your friends and family 🤗🐕🇩🇰
Tom
Nicely done Tom! Love the history! Thank you.
That’s great Ian 😁👍🏻 and thanks for your feedback and for visiting us there 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Great video Sir!! You always bring out the Viking in me!!! You built a nice cosey little cabin for you and Cornelius! Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks for following us on our adventures Shannon 🤗and for supporting me and my family 😁🏕🔥🐕Tom
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag Tom, I did a DNA ancestry test and I found out I am 16% Denmark and Sweden! It brings out the Viking in me! Northwestern Europe 44% and Germanic Europe 22%!!
Then you definitely have 🇩🇰Viking blood in your veins 😉 … congratulations brother 👍🏻
Hello. From Madagascar and Réunion. Very instructive vidéo.
Hello my friend 😁👍🏻 it’s good to hear from you and I appreciate your kind 🐕🌤️feedback very much 🏕🔥
Tom
Very interesting video Tom! We call the Kule, a Cold Cellar! Often dug into the ground inside the house.
I was wondering about spices in the. Viking age. I know the Vikings were great travelers and traders…. So I imagine they brought different spices home. Maybe touch on that when you hit “S”!!!!
Great idea Chuck 😁👍🏻 thanks … Hope you and your wonderful family are doing well and that you all have a great week ahead 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Another wonderful video Tom thank you for sharing and the food looks delicious😊
Thanks Wendy 🤗 that’s kind of you my friend 🏕🔥🐕🌲
Tom
Yum! Going camping next weekend so I'll have to make some kind of stew now. Thanks Tom!
That’s great Shaun 😁👍🏻🏕and I hope you’ll have a wonderful trip out there 🔥
Tom
Hey Tom ,great Video ,well done...have a great Time my Viking Friend . All the best greetings from Germany 😊 Klaus from Kaiserslautern
Appreciate your feedback very much Klaus 😁 and glad you like my video 🏕🔥🐕🇩🇰
Tom
Thanks for all the tips With the way the 🌎 is this may be the best schooling I ever had
Good health and fortunes to you and yours
Thanks a lot my friend 🤗 and all the best to you and your family 👍🏻🏕🔥🐕Tom
Hello Tom, very informative video! Thank you for this beautiful presentation. I look forward to more videos from you. Greetings from the Kiel Fjord Stefan
Thanks Stefan 😁👍🏻 always great to have you visiting us in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🐕🇩🇰
Tom
Great to know , Thank you Tom .
Your welcome Lowell 😁👍🏻and thanks for visiting us in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🐕🌲🍻
Tom
Hej Tom.Det var meget Intersant.Jeg blev helt sulten.
Ha ha … dejligt Søren 😋👍🏻 og tak for dit besøg i min lille CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🐕🇩🇰
Tom
I love your Viking cabin! Everything looks so nice! Great lesson on food preservation too. And that porridge looked delicious!! So nice to see Cornelius again, too! Very enjoyable video!👍
Thanks a lot my friend 🤗
Your always welcome in my CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥 and we appreciate having you around
See you soon brother 🐕🍻
Tom
Good job with the historical food preservation instruction. We used to clamp (kule) potatoes when I was young, not sure anyone does it these days in the UK.
They still do it here in Denmark 🇩🇰 … so probably also in your country 😉👍🏻
Thanks for your feedback and support 🤗🏕🔥🐕🍻
Tom
Learned a lot need more videos
That’s great Isaac 😁👍🏻and thank you so much for the feedback my friend 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Great vid, so very interesting and a visual treat too, thanku Tom.
Thanks James 🤗 that’s very kind of you my friend 🏕🔥
Tom 🐕
I love your '' coffe '' Tom 😉
Ha ha 😁 thanks 😉 and I’m glad you joined me out in my CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🌲🐕🇩🇰
Tom
Great video Tom! 👍👍👍💥😎🍺🥣🔥🇩🇰 very helpful!
Glad you enjoyed it Barron 😉 and good to see you again in CimbrerCamp 🏕🔥🐕🇩🇰
Tom
I'm an old woman now, but when younger I did Viking Age reenactment (which is why I love your videos). I remember my favourite beer, onion and cheese soup...probably sounds disgusting to non reenactors but it was always delicious. Many of the ways our ancestors used to prepare and store food are making a comeback, for probably obvious reasons. Foolish, it is, to always rely on electricity for everything. I also remember my grandmother cooking and preserving beef and pork in crockpots of lard. It was always delicious, and kept in the cold pantry lasted at least the year out.
PS I ate salt cod for many many years. The secret to making it edible was adding a little vinegar to the soaking water and changing it often before cooking. :)
Thanks for the tip 😉👍🏻 and your nice comments. I’m glad you enjoy my videos and can relate to it from your past 🤗
Appreciate that you want to follow me on my adventures here in Denmark 🇩🇰🏕🔥🐕
Tom
There is an old story of how my mother and cousin were hiding outside the window during their grandparents dinner. Apparently the grandmother had the same cabbage soup every night and the grandfather was sick of it. He yelled Kapusta, Kapusta, kapusta all we have is kapusta and threw the bowl of soup out the window and my mother and cousin ran off.
Ha ha great story 😆👍🏻😁and thanks for sharing it with us Frederick 🏕🔥🌲 Tom
Tom, great video like your new filming setup…
Thanks Ben 😁👍🏻 I’m glad you like it my friend 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Shaping up nicely ❤
Thanks Charles 😉👍🏻 that’s kind of you my friend 🏕🔥
Tom
tom, cornelius viking friends interesting history lesson, the kules and the other buildings remind me of root cellars that people still here in the states in alaska they still salt, dry,and smoke fish but alot of the modern world has lost this knowledge. what a shame people are to use to going to the supermarket love the vid take care🐉🐕
That’s right Ronald 😁👍🏻 some knowledge that are getting lost 🤔 unless your depending on it. Thanks for joining us again 🏕🔥🐕🇩🇰
Tom
Kule in English out here on the high plains would probably be the “root cellar”. It doubled in the summer as a tornado shelter. Great video as usual.
Thanks Gary 😁👍🏻 I’m glad you came along again and appreciate your info 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
1:1scale next for sure I'm In lol as usual cimber the video is so cool keep the good work up
Thanks Lee 😉👍🏻 I’m glad you like it and a 1:1 house would be great
Tom
Nice video tom ❤ The video gives peace and relaxing
I’m glad you feel that way when watching my videos 😁👍🏻and appreciate your feedback very much 🏕🔥
Tom
Wow you’ve made some awesome changes at camp, I’ve missed many of your videos as I’ve been out camping,kayaking and hiking nonstop for weeks , I’ve missed a lot lol. I’m going to have to play catch up on your videos Tom… great stuff as always.👍👍yea over a month ago since I saw your last video…
Glad to have you back 😁👍🏻and hope you’ll enjoy my latest videos. Thanks for following me and Cornelius on our adventures 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
Get some pots and pans made from Flameware clay. You can place a cold pot in a hot fire and a hot pot in snow, it won't break.
Thanks for the tip 😁👍🏻 and for showing interest in my gear. The pot I used took the heat and didn’t crack 🤗 so I’m very happy for that 🔥🏕
Tom
Another great video
Thanks David 🤗 I’m glad you enjoyed it brother 🏕🔥🐕
Tom
I wouldn't mind a place like your camp. Peaceful.
Yeah I’m so grateful for having such a wonderful place 🤗🏕🔥 and glad you like it too Melissa 😉🐕🇩🇰
Tom
Interesting choice of materials to make the fire pit from. I know you like things to be as authentic as possible but I'm pretty sure the Vikings could work stone. And I expect they could also make mud brick. Making the pit out of wood makes as much sense as having a thatch roof.
Well maybe your right Bud 🤔 but I’ve seen fireplaces in Viking longhouses built out of wood 😉👍🏻 … as long as it’s made like mine it’s safe to use 🏕🔥. Appreciate your feedback very much 🐕Tom
Love the new hearth you added to the little cabin Tom. Looks like it is working really good. Enjoyed the history lesson also. Take care
Thanks a lot my friend 😁👍🏻I appreciate that very much and glad you came by 🏕🔥
Tom
Tom ill tell ya my friend what a place to have all you need is there and cornielious beautiful skal my friend
Skål 🍻 Tom 😉👍🏻 and thanks for joining us there 🏕
It’s a little bit of Valhal 🔥 and I’m grateful for having it
Tom 🐕🇩🇰
There were no corn fields during the Viking age. Corn is a new world plant that was not introduced to Europe until after 1492. The Viking age lasted from 793 to 1066.
@@thebeastofbrayroad9382 Your point?
I’m sorry but grains is called korn in danish 😆 that’s why I said that … lol and your right about the corn that wasn’t available in the Viking age 😉
Atb to you my friend 🏕🔥🇩🇰
Tom
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag Oh I learned something. I love doing that. Thanks for teaching me.
In Europe corn refers to plants like wheat, barley and such like. It’s a generic term. In the US corn usually means what we would refer to as corn on the cob.
Exactly Robert 😉👍🏻 and I appreciate your help very much … thanks 🙏🏻 Tom 🇩🇰
In The Netherlands dried Cod used to be called 'Stokvis'; stick fish. Dry and hard as a piece of wood.
Thanks for sharing this with me 😁👍🏻 and for watching my videos 🤗🏕🔥🐕Tom
That's interesting. Here in South Africa Stockfish is Hake, but not dried or preserved in any way. Harders/pilchards that have been dried and salted are called 'bokkom'.
There’s some similarities with the old Hawaiian food preservation especially with salt and drying, the Hawaiians would create salt from the ocean water in small salt ponds and large indentations on large basalt boulders or rocks and collect the salt crystals after evaporation, the Hawaiians salted and dried their meats and fish and dried the fruits as well.
Hawaiian pipikaula is an example.
Thanks for sharing this with us my friend 😁👍🏻 Very interesting. Aloha to you from Danmark … Skål 🍻🏕🔥🐕
Tom
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag Aloha & Skål 🤙🏽🍻
😁👍🏻🍻🌋🏝️🏄🏻♀️🍹🌤️