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Thank you, M'lord
ОтветитьSoldiers had a trick with the hardtack and that was to soak it in water or coffee, mash it up, and then put it in the skillet with the salt pork as it cooked. I tried making hardtack on a few occasions, one time I gave a few to cadets in a CAP meeting, not sure what they did with them. I said it was made out of water and flour, one of our members said "isn't that what they make drywall out of?" I think it is.
Ответить"Hard tack! *clack clack*"--Max Miller, Tasting History
ОтветитьSeria un interesante que pusieras la canción mexicana de la adelita
ОтветитьHappy Veteran's Day everyone, remember those brave souls who have fallen. 👍
ОтветитьI love that you still doing stuff after all these years. love you. <3
ОтветитьMeanwhile the South was eating Goober Peas
ОтветитьAnytime Civil War hardtack is brought up, I always recall accounts of soldiers saying that it was hard enough to stop bullets. Poor guys.
Happy Veterans and Remembrance Day ❤ 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
I’ve always loved this song as it just shows the soldiers ingenuity as they took a popular song “Hard times come again no more” and changed it took fit what was going on with themselves.
ОтветитьBrother let me tell you. If you made videos on Sabaton songs, you’d get the views like 13 years ago I betcha.
ОтветитьI wondered when you'd do more civil war videos! ❤❤❤
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