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I just did this with nearly 11 pounds of wild Fox Grapes (Vitis labrusca) from my back yard. I peeled each (no small undertaking for 11 pounds of grapes) and cooked the skins separately as did you, however once cooked, I use an immersion blender to thoroughly puree them before recombining with the strained grape pulp and juice. There are powerful antioxidants in fox grape skin, so I can at least pretend it's a healthy condiment despite all the sugar I added per the recipe.

Love you guys!

Your don't add curing salt? And how many pounds or kilos can you brine with those measure's

I’m really going to miss watching the videos. It helps keep us connected. Love you all so much

🥲 Thank you for your informative and fun videos; I’ve enjoyed them. And, thank you for giving me a shout out back then! I was so surprised!! Jeremy, my birthday is recent, too-November 15 🎉 I’m glad you were able to get better fast. Now, I’m going to go over to Facebook and find you there. Enjoy your family! 💕

So sorry to have you "go away", but cheers and good luck going forward!

Will miss seeing you weekly😢❤️

Aw!! I’ll miss the highs and lows! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and Christmas. God bless

Sorry to see you go, but glad your leaving the channel up. And who knows what another season may bring? Blessings all your days! ❤

Life changes. God bless you all!!

guys I hate to see you go! I don't facebook but will pray for you guys😊

Sad to hear. Definitely understand though. I'm looking up the Facebook for sure

You also have a label maker!!!

We don’t have a Costco, so we shop the sales at the regular grocery stores for items such as dairy, paper items, cleaning items, and meats other than chicken. Because of our gardens, orchard, and chickens, we probably produce about 75% of our food. We also buy long-lasting grains in #10 cans from a bulk store (from which we make our own whole wheat bread). We feed our chickens as much as we can from our yard (plus wheat & some pellets), and we make our own compost. We still have a ways to go. Every year is a new adventure.

They _are_ called pomme(apple)granates(grenades) They are literally apple grenades

Thanks for teaching and am waiting for my answer

Hi. For years, I have used dry Bay Leaves in our 5-gallon buckets of flour. I break a bay leaf in half and put it in the bottom of the bucket; add the flour; then break another bay leaf and poke it down just slightly in the top of the flour. Then, put the lid on the bucket. I’ve never had any bugs in the flour. Even in the bucket being currently used, I don’t reseal the lid, but just lay it on top of the bucket, and never have bugs because of the bay leaves. Good job getting your buckets! I hope they do well for you!

Also definitely need to do some sweet potatoes next year now!

Got my chip drop this weekend yay!!!

i have never had any luck with sourdough it is to hard to keep up with good luck with yours 😊

I love these lil “take along” videos. I am wanting to learn more about sour dough and get into that. Can’t wait to see what yall have going on next week.🤔😊

So yummy. Harvesting mine and they are huge 😂 thought u weren't gonna be able to fit in ur oven for a sec😂😂❤

How did green grape turn in to purple jam.?

Hoping you enjoyed your great "guys 'weekend". Glad to see that you are all safe 🙏

Is he separation from the skin necessary if I'm using seedless grapes?

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Enjoyed the kids interviews!

Thank you for sharing 🙏

Guys I change oil in generator after 24 hours run time. I don't know and ruined the first one. Run for 4 hrs am and 4 hrs every 12 hrs . Plan as much it that time. This was my experience after hurricane damage and no power for 4 weeks. In the middle of 4 hrs get out drinks and food for the day. Shower etc. Refrigerator and freezer will be cold. Cold showers. Grill outside with propane or wood . Etc

I’m so glad you guys are safe and well. 🙏

Jeremy & Cass...this is Jess' friend from NY. Living here in the frigid North, the 1st thing Father impressed on me was a secure power source. Losing power for days here in winter can be a life-threatening situation. Also, as a single 62 y/o SSDI recipient, purchasing a whole house generator is out of the question. But as a former hydroelectric plant operator and former physical plant stock procurer for our SUNY hospital, I know how to research the best and most cost effective solutions for mechanical problems. I wrote & posted on Friends of Roots and Refuge what I did to secure power here in my 140 y/o suburbia home, with built-in redundancy using a dual fuel generator AND some solar power stations. I actually schooled my electrician on the inexpensive interlock, as most people think an expensive transfer station is the only way to turn a portable generator into a whole house power source. Not so. If you'd like to learn more about my power solutions, let me know and I'll share everything I've done on a shoestring here. Blessings.

The hand of God at work again!! Your really about to really see God at work again really soon there are many things about to take place. God has spoken many things so prepare your family spiritually, mentally, and daily supplies. Praying for yall!! God Bless

Such a beautiful pot! Found your video when searching for info about a stove top pot of beans that stays out for a week at a time. Never heard of it until reading a social post today. I guess it's pretty common depending on one's culture. Glad to have found your method too. I'll try it with my cast iron dutch oven.

Love videos like these! Can throw them on as background noise while working my stressful corporate job. Thanks!!

sending healing pray to Cass!

Oh my goodness! I love all the animals!

So crazy to see the progress yall have made! Love this

So peaceful

Nice… 😌

a great display of little critters on a farm 😊

Love this!

The reason we store jars without the ring is that it is easier to see if the seal has been compromised. Also, if you stack them, be sure to put a piece of cardboard between the stacks. The card board spreads the weight of the jars helping to keep the seals from being compromised.

Wow!!!

So ready for that!❤

GUN SAFE!!!

This is adorable!

Our first average frost is September 20, which is 13 days away, so no Fall gardens here, unless we get a greenhouse someday, and I’m working on it. 😊