Massive WIND STORM RUINED Our Building On Our Cabin Homestead! | Fix It | DITL & Pickled Eggs
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- Massive WIND STORM RUINED Our Building On Our Cabin Homestead! | Fix It | DITL & Pickled Eggs
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Hey Mel, you can just coat the raw eggs with food grade mineral oil and keeping them for several months refrigerated or at room temperature. Short-Term Storage (up to 3 months): Store at regular temperature.....Long-Term Storage (about 6-9 months): Store them in a cool, dark area - Ideally between 65-68 degrees & 75% humidity---Extra-Long Storage (9-12 months): Store in Fridge
Mel you can also use a ice cube tray to initialy freeze the scrambled eggs then add them to a freezer bag!
Absolutely!
yes, winter is still here and I know spring is coming I feel it is also time to plant? but not yet
The new tarp looks awesome, thanks for the egg tips
You should have a look at what tiny shiny home did with their frame when their canvas cover disintegrated. It is really great.
I think you guys getting 100 chickens to raise and send to freezer camp is a good thing so you need a build coop for the weather and a little yard for them and then fatten them up and mmm fresh chicken good eats
Good luck. So slow your getting it done👍🇺🇸
Save your egg shells and let them dry out throughly and the put them in your processor and powder them. Add powder to your garden for calcium. Great for your garden plants. And you can add some to your chicken scratch for calcium for your layers.
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That wind was no joke! This metal shed I'm living in had the walls shaking! I'm in the middle of cleaning up piles of limbs and dead trees and burning them as we finally got a little rain last night and the wind cooperated. Red flag warning lifted. I was a little upset that that wind blew around all my neatly piled up leaves. 😡 Gotta get it done before the danger noodles wake up! Blessings, Texas Deb ❤️
Get an emergency tarp you can cover the shed but meantime start by buying enough PT 2x4 to span the shed with and spread every 2 feet across the roof. Cut all the boards to length and grab a bag of strap clamps. Go in the shed and run the strap up into the 2x4 wherever it crosses a post. Do this to all the boards to create a grid. This will lock all the metal beams into place and stabilize things. On top of the 2x4's just get some corrugated metal panels and screw them down on the top with each edge overlapping by at least one or more of the corrugations. Come back with a strip at the peak as a ridge cap and you will have a solid roof for a long time to come. Tarps are not meant to be long-term roofs. The sun will make them brittle over time.
Home Depot black tubs with yellow tops are a great way to store tools against the weather.
Great idea for a solid structure👍
But too much weight for the metal poles
@@roxannepruitt4024 nope it would easily take that little bit. The tarp will weigh more when it is wet.
The totes you mention at Home Depot (HDX) are made at the company that I work at doing quality control. They are a huge account of ours. Our facility in Central Texas will probably be the one that supplies Arkansas.
@@kathrynmauro8673 I like the totes because the lids and sides hold up for stacking. Having some with a seal on the rim to make them water and bug-tight would be a nice upgrade. Perhaps adding a snapping lock for the lid could get a tighter fit. I would also recommend adding stick-out feet on the bottom. They lay flat on the ground so any mud or water gets all over the bottom. Just some ideas that might be used.
Tiny shiny home shows you how to put tin on those canvas frames.
Hi guys!! I think the new tarp will work great on the tool shed and you get to use the poles for another project. It’s like a 2 for 1 purchase lol. 💜
Awesome video God Bless you and your family,sorry about ur storage shed
suggestion for Mel use silicone baking pans that all ready have dividers like muffin of small loaf to freeze individually measured that way when cooking for one don't need to use a family sized one
using silicone once frozen can easily pop out and put freezer bag and reuse pan to make more
You guys dont have to justify anything. God knows you are wonderful kind people and thats all that matters. Cant wait to see the deck. God Bless!
Old trap would be great as weed barrier under now garden beds
You guys work so well together and organized! Kudos
You did a great job on the nesting boxes.Put up a trail cam, you will soon find out how he is escaping.just a idea.Everything is coming together an looking great. 👍👍👍👍👍😊🌻🐓🐇🐐
Mel have you ever made pickled eggs with beets? I'm from Pa living in Ar now. Cook beets from can or boil peeled garden beets till soft, then with vinegar and sugar to taste and put cooked peeled eggs in jar ,pour juice over to cover and put beets on top to weigh them down. Google it if you don't understand my directions. Let sit three days at least till you taste one. Get red all thru to yolk. I also cut them in half and make deviled eggs with them, delicious. Good luck🎉
You can also cook onion shells for onion eggs or make mustard eggs with a Pa Dutch recipe. Hope this helped.
Welcome to having seasons. This one is called false Spring.
Huge love ❤ from Canada.
Here is a little hint hon , if you lay your bag of eggs flat in the freezer until frozen, you can either stack them up or line them up for space saving. I do that when we buy a large amount of hamburger, flaten out what is needed for each meal in a freezer bag, and freeze . Saves me room in my freezer . P.s. i love you and Garry ❤
Mel, after to fix the trap, you should think about the garage. At lease enoight thats dry in.
I pass a little farm on my way to the grocery store and sometimes they have a sign at the end of their Lane eggs $5. And I always wish I had $5 on me!
Man after that adjustment from the chiropractor he has looked like a brand new person, full if so much energy.
The Inversion table works great also.
@floater1063 except draining your blood to your head is not good for you.can cause stroke, etc etc.
@lindamaskus5142 I do it all the time. It's been a blessing for me. We can't afford a chiropractor all the time. To each is own.
You could also bake a small pan cool it and cut into squares and freeze them that way too. Dehydrate or freeze dry would be good too great for baking
here is a thought, you could build a community freezer camp, basically you build a structure were you butcher the animals then you have a couple off freezer in the same building so you store the meat in the same area were you butcher them so you have some in your house but the main portion off the meat/ vegetable is in the community freezer camp.
in this way then you dont need to have your freezer clog up whit meat and what not becasue it is in the freezer camp house.
just a thought.
Wow. You guys are gonna be busy with all those 🐔🐣🐤🐥
I love the building, but today was a nice change!!!😊🎉❤
yes that is what do when have too many eegs Mel and it works great but take those other ideas also
Wow that was a busy day.. Great job 👍... I love your idea of freezing the single eggs 👍❤.. awesome that you can use those poles ❤❤
Could you plant grass seed in the pen once the Cornish hens are harvested ?
Hey Mel, Do you dry the eggs, crush and feed back to your chickens? You can also use them to bring up the calcium in your garden.
Mother nature has Menapause, she had a hot flash when we got the warm weather
The Harbor Freight crew can give you a parts number to call, and you can order just the bent poles and the torn tarp parts you need to fix that one.
With all the eggs you are getting and the garden....you should look into doing a collab with harvestrite for a freeze dryer. Cog hill farms freeze dried eggs then put them in a food processor turned them into powder and jarred them for later
I was diagnosed with gout 40 years ago I take 1 pro gout pill daily and have never had another attack I have researched the subject but it’s never affected my lifestyle since the pill,I will say it’s incredibly painful and I’m glad the matter is resolved h
1x4's and sheet metal to repair the shed.
It's been weird weather also here in South Florida
I saw a YT video on making 'Cowboy Candy' pickled eggs...sounds YUMMY! I lay my frozen bagged stuff flat to freeze, then when I want some, I put the bag in warm water in a large frying pan, and it defrosts in about 10 minutes.
Wow Are you Safe?💖😄💖
Those egg shells make great fertilizer, Calcium.
you guys getting 100 chickens to raise and send to freezer camp is a good thing
Be safe😊
Bacon and egg pie yummy plus you can freeze for later also nice cold.
save those egg shells boil and grind them to a powder for the garden , tomatoes need that calcium, chicken can eat it mixed in their feed, other veggies will thrive with the xtr calcium
I 👀 a little crack, Gary. You know I had to say it. lol.
Both of you really put in the work today. Mel, your eyes looked so tired. Have a great weekend.
dried banana peels for fertilizer, potassium.
Roofing and siding
Would making the roof of tools shed with tin sheets possibly be a longer term solution? Cant cost much more than another heavy duty tarp?
I always turn my bigger ripped tarps into smaller tarps with duck tape edges.
Be surprised how well they work for covering stuff and for drip clothes, etc.
Wow that old tarp could be used for so many things.
Did you know they freeze a raw egg in Japanese cooking then peel the frozen shell of the frozen egg. Then you tempura batter the frozen egg then deep fry it. 😋 its supposed to be quite yummy in a binto box .
Mel and Gary, my brother had a shed just like yours and when his canvas tore he took it off and screwed tin to the frame used it as a work shed for years, you have another set of frame maybe you could do the same it’s just a thought he even cemented the frame into the ground, just an idea. Hello from Australia
I bake (with sausage/ bacon, cheese) egg muffins then freeze. Also, sausage/bacon, cheese and egg burritos.
Hello friends, I have an idea for his covers to use chicken fence covers the tent covered. Just a suggestion to help you guys? So it won't blow or torn away. God bless
And that is why I live over here in Hawaii
We’re is the wind the trees are still lol
I heard you said what for lunch, actually peanut butter is high in protein and olives have uric acid in them. Not good for gout, my husband was diagnosed with gout and for years we have maintained no flare-up with his diet. Celery and black cherries are great
Mel I was told by an old dr years ago that eating fresh cherries 🍒 helps with gout.
If it makes you guys feel warmer, it is a negative 16 where I am at.
Hi Guys ❤
Mel sorry to hear about your gout diagnosis 😮
I suffer with gout!
Everyone has different triggers
Mine is the cow I can’t have anything from the cow 😢 all the stuff I’ve come to love!
I found that massage helps bring fresh blood to the area
Tart cherry juice takes uric acid away (drink the whole bottle) beware it might send you to the bathroom
My friend introduced me to sound frequencies on UA-cam that also worked for me!
If you listen to it drink lots of water afterwards
You guys are amazing ❤❤❤
Grace and peace!
Mel use the eggs to make kiesh, cook freeze then reheat when needed. So many ways to make it. Just an idea....
Eggs unwashed last unrefrigerated up to 6 months.
Now that was a busy day. Trying to get caught up with videos. Gary is lucky as I love pickled eggs as well. Yum Yum Great job on the garage. If you get too many eggs perhaps you could give some to a local food pantry. Enjoyed watching and good luck at MamaVs. Love y'all
If you have the freezer space, how about making breakfest food? Burritos, tacos, breakfast sandwiches, quiches, and casseroles. One of the vlogs I watch, Acre Homestead with Becky, makes food up ahead of time for the days she doesn't cook.
I use pickled eggs in my salads, garden, tuna, chicken,etc.
Looks good and a great plan for the new chickens coming. Lots of love from your crazy friend in ohio 😊
Them eggs looked so delicious. Your family going to enjoy them.I never froze any eggs but I water glass and pickle them usually takes me through winter. I’m always surprised that people think them are just free eggs you have money involved it is probably cheaper to buy them from store after all the structures, fence, and feed. It is just nice knowing what is in your chickens and eggs
That's why it is call simple life reclaimed. All material used was reclaimed..lol
suggestion to consider maybe think about some emt electrical thin wall conduit if needed for additional support when using for chickens
Sounds like you got our temperatures. We were at 69°F and it was warm enough to keep my motorhome door open until 2:30 a.m Then we got high winds & fist size hail, then tornadoes, then snow by 6:00 a.m. it was crazy.
Just whisk eggs , don’t add milk or seasoning and pour into ice tray or silicone pettit four pan. Freeze and dump into ziplock freezer bags. Then return to freezer.
That method is good for at least a year! If you add milk or seasoning it limits what they can be used for later 😉‼️
If you can save the structure of the new one you can use the frame and buy green house tarp and make ya a nice size green house as another idea
Use a lime water bath to preserve your eggs don’t wash your eggs. Ins large gar fill the hat half full of water put 2 teaspoons of lime into the water. Put the eggs into the water then put the lid on it place the gar in a dark dry place will keep for about 2 years
It's a crazy weather 😊
Well done, you two!!! 🥰❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🏡🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Glad you guys ok and sorry about the garage
theres familys that grow 100 chicks 3 times a season to fill there freezer
Same way in Texas. I moved here to be warm,sucks to be ma and youns to. I’m a transplant from PA to be warm, what the hell. Which explains the youns.. lol
It snowed in oregon this morning down to around 1000 feet.
On your portable garage, which you could do is you get some room inside and take the tark. Off of it and use the frame and screw the aluminum side into the frame. It would last a lot longer
You could also advertise in your community area app and see if anyone would be interested in eggs either give or sell
Same as we get in Western Pennsylvania! Rollercoaster weather! Eddie
“It’s still winter.”
I sufferer from gout my triggers were shell fish asparagus Beef and Alcohol positively see your Doctor on every flair that you have
Progress moving forward 😁👍🏼
If you have extra eggs. You can find someone to trade with, for things you need or like to eat. Me and my neighbors do this, helps everyone.
Bartering is great.
Decrease gout attacks by severely (if not eliminating) all forms of sugar. Simple carbohydrates are extremely inflammatory! You’ll get much greater results from this than just eliminating red meat.
Can you add extra tarp on the roof before putting on the new exterior? That's a way to get better protection. Think its time to sponsorship with patio well again for Gary's tools
I love the sound when you showed us the tool garage. lol I was told you don't wash the eggs when you waterglass them. I will have to check that out.
pine needles not even moving
Sheep need green grass, goats will eat anything. Plus goats will give you milk. Sheep will give you mutton, which is a red meat and Mel can't eat red meat. Pigs will eat anything and they are white meat. Goats love living in the woods for added vegetation and staying cool. there are some pigs that don't mind the hot weather.. Sheep prefer cool weather,, goats don't mind it hot and dry. and they love rocky hilly terrain. Goats and pigs like living in the woods and they will eat the vegetation down, so you can reclaim some of that land and they fertilize it. So if you rotate them around, the vegetation will grow back and that reduces the amount of feed you have to buy.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🫵🏻 all rock!
Mel, could you make breakfast sandwiches and maybe some breakfast burritos and freeze them to use some of your eggs?😊
Make you several breakfast casseroles to put in the freezer!!
Got some good ideas to use your eggs Mel 😉 Good luck Gary with your tarp 👌
Hey, Mel, when you get eggs like that next time stick. I'm in muffin. Cups wanted it in a cup. And then you've got individually frozen eggs. And what's their frozen? You can stick them into Galen's eyes, zip up bags and freeze like 12 of minute bag. Or so That way, when you need more egg for something. You've got individually frozen eggs and it takes up less space that way Plus if you use the fresh ones you get each day, then you have one's frozen for winter time when you're not getting as many eggs.
2. Do they not make a replacement kit for the tarps for those tents? Because if they do, you could order one now while you've got the extra pool. And then just choose the get that order then. And then you'd have two tints that way.
Hey guys! Sorry bout the shop. Winter is still here... Ues chicken is the meat in our house. So many things you can do with it
And neef is so expensive. Hope the weather holds off so you can get it finished. Stay safe and well ❤
Very nice ❤❤❤
Hydrate done of those eggs it will save space in your freezer. You will need parchment paper, blender and a dehydrator. Walmart has just what you need snd the size. It takes 4 to 6 hours to do eggs.
If you don't have a greenhouse, you should think about using the pole frame for that.