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Making Elderberry Mead - full recipe in description
Recipe:
For one gallon batch:
7 cups of fresh or frozen elderberries
14 cups water
2 pounds of honey
1 packet Lalvin EC-118
1) Put elderberries and water in a pot, bring to a boil, then simmer for 30 minutes
2) Strain with cheesecloth into a sieve, straining any juice from berries
3) Add honey and mix while still warm
4) Transfer with a funnel to a 1 gallon carboy
5) Cool to room temperature and then add yeast, and air lock
6) Ferment for weeks to months, stirring once a week.
7) Bottle using a siphone when no more foam or bubbles appear
For one gallon batch:
7 cups of fresh or frozen elderberries
14 cups water
2 pounds of honey
1 packet Lalvin EC-118
1) Put elderberries and water in a pot, bring to a boil, then simmer for 30 minutes
2) Strain with cheesecloth into a sieve, straining any juice from berries
3) Add honey and mix while still warm
4) Transfer with a funnel to a 1 gallon carboy
5) Cool to room temperature and then add yeast, and air lock
6) Ferment for weeks to months, stirring once a week.
7) Bottle using a siphone when no more foam or bubbles appear
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Відео
I did not want this to happen again this year.
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I did not want this to happen again this year.
Smoking turkeys and hanging out with the goats.
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Smoking turkeys and hanging out with the goats.
Filling raised beds with fresh cow manure and other garden updates
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Instead of van life, try homesteading.
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What I accomplished by myself in 1 year on our homestead, along with future goals.
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What I accomplished by myself in 1 year on our homestead, along with future goals.
Broken auger, having to dig holes now by hand.
Переглядів 32Місяць тому
Broken auger, having to dig holes now by hand.
Making shoulder cuts into 6x6 Post
Переглядів 28Місяць тому
Using a chainsaw, skillsaw, and 90-degree right triangle. 5 degree slope, 1.5" x 1.5" notch.
Transplanting an Eastern Red Cedar on the New Moon Day
Переглядів 68Місяць тому
At 1:48 I meant tree, not moon.
Beautiful Morning in Arkansas (for me, at least)
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Beautiful Morning in Arkansas (for me, at least)
Finished goat fence, future carport, tree transplant, and fence for property line.
Переглядів 592 місяці тому
Sorry for the bad camera work
Fixed cast aluminum transmission housing with JB Weld
Переглядів 654 місяці тому
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Building a Fence Through Arkansas Chunk Rock
Переглядів 1,4 тис.5 місяців тому
Building a Fence Through Arkansas Chunk Rock
Why My Channel is Called Homesteading with Cotons
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Why I'm about to slaughter this buck.
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Why I'm about to slaughter this buck.
Finally finished with garden and grape vineyard!
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Finally finished with garden and grape vineyard!
Update on property and tour of my living situation
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Update on property and tour of my living situation
Use a heating blanket
It's very pretty in the Winter.
The dresser is beautiful.
Looks super cozy! 🔥 Love real wood furniture:)
Aww how cute!
Gotta have goals brother. Looks great! Subscribed
Thank you!
Toby is adorable!
Stay strong bro 😊
congratulations on all you've done boss as a future homesteader myself i hope to share my journey soon. not on this channel tho.
Thank you for checking out my video! And it's not impossible, it's amazing what doing a little bit of something each day can do over the course of just 1 year (2.5 years total since I started).
Boy I'm in the Mena area and being new to here didn't realize just rocky the soil was until I tried too dig my first hole and I couldn't make it 4-6 inches. Guess I need to buy that iron bar.
@idahoduckhunter yeah, it's rough here. It's called a tamping bar (or digging bar), which is usually my weapon of choice when digging.
What is the point of this if we cant see what you are doing?
Excited to see finished project
Happy New Moon 🎉
Mișto ❤
Awesome!
Sweet!
Wow intense!
I love the Coton de Tulear + homesteading. #blessed
I think you're really brave to share this. I love how your decision to try something new led you to your wife, a fulfilling life with land, and true freedom. Following the ways of Messiah (not our ego or expectations of others) leads to true blessing.
Chiropractic changed my life, I used to suffer from Vertigo which made it difficult to function at work. After I went to Dr. Hall, he made some corrections and I never suffered from Vertigo again. Despite what you might think of Chiropractic, I'm so glad I took your advice to see Dr. Hall even though I was skeptical.
Did you listen to the whole video?
You should go fox hunting
They seems hard but then again I've never looked into it.
Have fun with Amy wine tasting
Thank you. It was a lot of fun.
🤘 "Promosm"
I would not think that Arkansas would be a suitable environment to go Passion Fruit, but it's cool that it does grow in that area.
Yes, I was very surprised as well. It was my friend who pointed out their flower's to me, even then I couldn't believe it. But turns out it's native to the Southern US, called Passiflora incarnata, if you wanted to research more about it.
They are given by God for us. Praise God for providing.
You eat goats? Wow, how non American cuisine.....
Yes, most Americans don't eat goat. They are missing out if you ask me.
@@HomesteadingWithCotons I've heard the same thing said about squirrel, gophers, and opossum....I'll stick to non sac rificial animals
@@CRoo-zu5ij not sure exactly what you are meaning, but squirrel, gophers, and opossum are biblically unclean animals and would not be used in a sacrifice. We only eat animals that are determined clean based on Leviticus 11.
@@HomesteadingWithCotons yeah so is consuming other's sacrifices in accordance to the New Cove n ant, Acts 15...this IS a Christian nation. Our abundance comes from God not greed.
@@HomesteadingWithCotons If Americans wanted to eat sheep and goats there would be numerous recipes for them and we would have all grown up eating goat sausage and making mutton gravy. Instead, it's not considered (much like squirrel, opossum, etc) even though you can buy one for $40 bucks. For several decades the m industry has tried to promote lamb and yet its what We, the People are willing to feed our dogs...for a reason.
I've seen mint runners go 4-5 feet and get into other beds, they are tenacious. Excellent garden.
Thank you!
That's too bad you lost a baby goat but it's cool you will soon have a vineyard.
Yeah and it was my fault. But we it's a learning experience.
Nice fence dude! Remember to protect your crops from the rabbits, squirrels, and coons. They will show up. Looking good.
That fence looks really cool, at a price of only $4 per log I think that's a great deal. I like that you added scripture to the fence as well.
Thank you Josh! Thankfully $3-$4 a log is the going rate around here. I have cedar trees on our property but not enough that I'd be willing to clear all out. In the winter I like to see the green from the cedar so I've rarely taken any down.
Heck yeah! The progress is amazing. We need to get out there and see it in person. Huge love bro!
Haha they know your voice!!
Oh wow, that's awesome! They are well trained