
Ladle
Cooking utensilWikipedia
21
MENTIONS
12
EPISODES
12
PODCASTS
Search complete. 21 mentions across 12 episodes found for "Ladle".
Sep 13, 2026
New Discoveries at Jamestown-John L. Cotter, J. Paul Hudson
M
54:18Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION ILLUSTRATION CAPTION MANY EARTHENWARE VESSELS FOUND WERE USED FOR COOKING PURPOSES, INCLUDING BAKING DISHES, THREE-LEGGED POTS, AND COVERED POTS.
M
54:31Mark SmithNARRATOR
END OF CAPTION ILLUSTRATION CAPTION A FEW KITCHEN UTENSILS AND ACCESSORIES EXCAVATED AT JAMESTOWN, A LADLE, BRASS PAN, KNIFE BLADES, FORK, KETTLE FRAGMENTS, SPOUT, COLLANDER FRAGMENTS, AND POT HOOKS.
M
54:48Mark SmithNARRATOR
END OF CAPTION illustration caption a family enjoying a meal about sixteen fifty many of the eating and drinking vessels portrayed together with much of the tableware are types which have been excavated conjectural sketch by sidney e king table accessories In the small houses at Jamestown, the kitchen also served as the dining room.
M
55:17Mark SmithNARRATOR
During the early years, many settlers probably ate with wooden spoons out of wooden bowls and trenchers, and drank from mugs made of horn, wood, or leather.
The Brass Neck Podcast: Episode 28 With Artie Trezise - The Big Brass Neck Song Book
A
26:54Artie TreziseGUEST
There was a man lived in the moon and his name was Aiken Drum, and he played upon a ladle.
A
26:58Artie TreziseGUEST
You can sing that.
J
26:59Jack JesterHOST
Ladle, a ladle.
A
27:01Artie TreziseGUEST
He played upon a ladle and his name was Aiken Drum.
A
27:04Artie TreziseGUEST
And his hair was made of spaghetti, spaghetti, spaghetti.
A
28:46Artie TreziseGUEST
He ate all the spaghetti.
A
28:47Artie TreziseGUEST
And he even ate the ladle, the ladle, the ladle.
J
28:50Jack JesterHOST
[laughs] Ladle, ladle.
P
Unknown podcast
Dining Out in Italian: Restaurant Vocabulary Basics
Sep 9 · 1 Mention
S
3:42speaker_1UNKNOWN
Spoon.
S
3:44speaker_1UNKNOWN
Mestolo.
S
3:45speaker_1UNKNOWN
Napkin is the cloth you use to wipe your hands and mouth during a meal.
S
3:49speaker_1UNKNOWN
Napkin.
New Discoveries at Jamestown-John L. Cotter, J. Paul Hudson
M
49:15Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION ILLUSTRATION CAPTION MANY EARTHENWARE VESSELS FOUND WERE USED FOR COOKING PURPOSES, INCLUDING BAKING DISHES, THREE-LEGGED POTS, AND COVERED POTS.
M
49:30Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION A FEW KITCHEN UTENSILS AND ACCESSORIES EXCAVATED AT JAMESTOWN, A LADLE, BRASS PAN, KNIFE BLADES, FORK, KETTLE FRAGMENTS, SPOUT, COLLANDER FRAGMENTS, AND POT HOOKS.
M
49:45Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION illustration caption a family enjoying a meal about sixteen fifty many of the eating and drinking vessels portrayed together with much of the tableware are types which have been excavated conjectural sketch by sidney e king table accessories In the small houses at Jamestown the kitchen also served as the dining room.
M
50:14Mark SmithNARRATOR
During the early years many settlers probably ate with wooden spoons out of wooden bowls and trenchers, and drank from mugs made of horn, wood, or leather.
New Discoveries at Jamestown-John L. Cotter, J. Paul Hudson
M
60:19Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION ILLUSTRATION CAPTION MANY EARTHENWARE VESSELS FOUND WERE USED FOR COOKING PURPOSES, INCLUDING BAKING DISHES, THREE-LEGGED POTS, AND COVERED POTS.
M
60:34Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION A FEW KITCHEN UTENSILS AND ACCESSORIES EXCAVATED AT JAMESTOWN, A LADLE, BRASS PAN, KNIFE BLADES, FORK, KETTLE FRAGMENTS, SPOUT, COLLANDER FRAGMENTS, AND POT HOOKS.
M
60:48Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION illustration caption a family enjoying a meal about sixteen fifty many of the eating and drinking vessels portrayed together with much of the tableware are types which have been excavated conjectural sketch by sidney e king table accessories In the small houses at Jamestown, the kitchen also served as the dining room.
M
61:17Mark SmithNARRATOR
During the early years, many settlers probably ate with wooden spoons out of wooden bowls and trenchers, and drank from mugs made of horn, wood, or leather.
ON AIR: Monday - GTA VI has gone too far
S
17:05Sin HowardHOST
I like it.
C
17:06CamPANELIST
All right, how about a ladle?
S
17:08Sin HowardHOST
Ladle is giving.
S
17:10Sin HowardHOST
Ladle.
B
17:11Brooke GibsonHOST
Ladle.
B
17:12Brooke GibsonHOST
It's, like, a bit slower, I reckon.
B
17:14Brooke GibsonHOST
A little bit cumbersome.
S
17:16Sin HowardHOST
Oh.
New Discoveries at Jamestown - John L Cotter J Paul Hudson
M
49:15Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION ILLUSTRATION CAPTION MANY EARTHENWARE VESSELS FOUND WERE USED FOR COOKING PURPOSES, INCLUDING BAKING DISHES, THREE-LEGGED POTS, AND COVERED POTS.
M
49:30Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION A FEW KITCHEN UTENSILS AND ACCESSORIES EXCAVATED AT JAMESTOWN, A LADLE, BRASS PAN, KNIFE BLADES, FORK, KETTLE FRAGMENTS, SPOUT, COLLANDER FRAGMENTS, AND POT HOOKS.
M
49:45Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION illustration caption a family enjoying a meal about sixteen fifty many of the eating and drinking vessels portrayed together with much of the tableware are types which have been excavated conjectural sketch by sidney e king table accessories In the small houses at Jamestown the kitchen also served as the dining room.
M
50:14Mark SmithNARRATOR
During the early years many settlers probably ate with wooden spoons out of wooden bowls and trenchers, and drank from mugs made of horn, wood, or leather.
Owen Benjamin | #2425 Never Gonna Give You 'Up' - Breaking Down A Well-Crafted Bit & That Time Coddington (Accidentally?) Rick-Rolled Me
O
43:01Owen BenjaminHOST
I really...
O
43:02Owen BenjaminHOST
Just sign up for Ladle.
O
43:03Owen BenjaminHOST
Super chat.
O
43:04Owen BenjaminHOST
I more just appreciate interaction than anything.
19 MINS LATER
O
61:46Owen BenjaminHOST
All right.
O
61:48Owen BenjaminHOST
I will see you guys soon.
O
61:49Owen BenjaminHOST
Ladle.tv, PO Box 490, Sandpoint, Idaho, 83864.
O
61:53Owen BenjaminHOST
Be fruitful and multiply.
New Discoveries at Jamestown-John L. Cotter, J. Paul Hudson
M
60:06Mark SmithNARRATOR
End of Caption ILLUSTRATION CAPTION MANY EARTHENWARE VESSELS FOUND WERE USED FOR COOKING PURPOSES, INCLUDING BAKING DISHES, THREE-LEGGED POTS, AND COVERED POTS.
M
60:20Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION A FEW KITCHEN UTENSILS AND ACCESSORIES EXCAVATED AT JAMESTOWN, A LADLE, BRASS PAN, KNIFE BLADES, FORK, KETTLE FRAGMENTS, SPOUT, COLLANDER FRAGMENTS, AND POT HOOKS.
M
60:35Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION illustration caption a family enjoying a meal about sixteen fifty many of the eating and drinking vessels portrayed together with much of the tableware are types which have been excavated conjectural sketch by sidney e king table accessories In the small houses at Jamestown the kitchen also served as the dining-room.
M
61:04Mark SmithNARRATOR
During the early years many settlers probably ate with wooden spoons out of wooden bowls and trenchers, and drank from mugs made of horn, wood, or leather.
New Discoveries at Jamestown-John L. Cotter, J. Paul Hudson
M
49:15Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION ILLUSTRATION CAPTION MANY EARTHENWARE VESSELS FOUND WERE USED FOR COOKING PURPOSES, INCLUDING BAKING DISHES, THREE-LEGGED POTS, AND COVERED POTS.
M
49:30Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION A FEW KITCHEN UTENSILS AND ACCESSORIES EXCAVATED AT JAMESTOWN, A LADLE, BRASS PAN, KNIFE BLADES, FORK, KETTLE FRAGMENTS, SPOUT, COLLANDER FRAGMENTS, AND POT HOOKS.
M
49:45Mark SmithNARRATOR
ILLUSTRATION CAPTION illustration caption a family enjoying a meal about sixteen fifty many of the eating and drinking vessels portrayed together with much of the tableware are types which have been excavated conjectural sketch by sidney e king table accessories In the small houses at Jamestown the kitchen also served as the dining room.
M
50:14Mark SmithNARRATOR
During the early years many settlers probably ate with wooden spoons out of wooden bowls and trenchers, and drank from mugs made of horn, wood, or leather.
2 more episodes mention Ladle.
Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.