Food Preservation Season Has Officially Started! Rhubarb Four Ways

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  • Опубліковано 20 чер 2023
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 552

  • @connieanfinson3118
    @connieanfinson3118 Рік тому +93

    I have kept a "canning journal" for years. I write down what I've canned and frozen, how many pints or quarts and of course the date. It is so much fun to go back and look at all of the things I have canned over the years.

    • @EloraWilliams
      @EloraWilliams Рік тому +2

      This is so smart! I think I will start a journal this year. Thanks for the tip!

    • @setapart6937
      @setapart6937 Рік тому +1

      Such a good idea!!

    • @blackrock5749
      @blackrock5749 Рік тому +2

      I would guess that it really helps you with future canning. Like how much you use, how much you need etc

    • @FridayKetchup
      @FridayKetchup Рік тому +2

      I’d imagine grand kids finding a journal like that in the future and being flabbergasted by the abundance and resourcefulness you are modelling.

    • @MiraSky
      @MiraSky 2 місяці тому

      Wow thank you so much for this idea I will be starting a canning journal this year!! New to homesteading and canning so this will be so fun thank you again!!

  • @iwonawolna8047
    @iwonawolna8047 Рік тому +51

    Collecting herbs one should mind the stage of growth of the plant for the best results (flavor & helth benefits). Becky, you collected strawberry leaves while the plants were in bloom, that might cause the lack of the desirable flavor. While blooming, the plant sends the energy to the flowers and there's where it concentrates most of the flavor and microelements. The best time to harvest leaves for a tea is when they are very young (as you did with the raspberries 😊).
    Greetings!

  • @geelizz
    @geelizz Рік тому +128

    When you suggested steaming cranberry juice I was like YESSSSS!!!! Imagine a winter juicing project after all the cranberries go on sale after the holidays!

    • @mollybeee
      @mollybeee Рік тому +16

      I buy a ton of cranberries after the holidays and dry a lot of them to toss in things like chocolate chip cookies and no bake chocolate oatmeal cookies and it's amazing.

    • @Frankie_902
      @Frankie_902 Рік тому +3

      Great idea!! I'm thinking Cranberry Jelly. Hmmm

    • @jessicagiangreco7104
      @jessicagiangreco7104 Рік тому +4

      My mother and I did this in 2020. I have a daughter who has JRA and kidney issues, unsweetened cranberry juice is her favorite. We also did concord grapes and apples. I am going to try rhubarb.

    • @mac5houstonatgmail
      @mac5houstonatgmail Рік тому +4

      My mother had lots of kidney issues due to a prolapsed bladder. Her Urologist told her that 4oz of cranberry juice daily would prevent bladder infections.

    • @grandmananners
      @grandmananners Рік тому +4

      I can it every year when xmas sale!

  • @Jules8294
    @Jules8294 Рік тому +22

    The way you make me feel like you’re having a conversation directly with me is so heartfelt (yes, I talk back even though you can’t hear me 😂). I have been following you since your first 10 videos and I have learned so much from you. I look forward to your videos to see how I can work smarter and not harder. My last child just graduated high school and has been watching you with me for a long time, he’s on his way to Business Mgmt college and then Culinary school and he LOVES your recipes. Thank you for sharing your life with us, we feel blessed!❤❤

  • @shaphillips1759
    @shaphillips1759 Рік тому +41

    Just FYI, green tea is only steeped for 1min in water at 175 degrees Fahrenheit. That's why most people say green tea is bitter. Learning about the brew process for different types of tea can really help to enhance the your tea experiences. 😊

    • @paperlover926
      @paperlover926 Рік тому

      I think you missed it but she made strawberry leaf tea, not green tea.

    • @jelatinosa
      @jelatinosa Рік тому

      What about black tea? I find it so astringent and I've brewed it a couple ways I saw on the internet.

  • @deidrecruickshank7975
    @deidrecruickshank7975 Рік тому +18

    You could freeze dry the rhubarb pulp and either just use it for a snack/sweet, or alternatively use it reconstituted for Josh's oatmeal or a cake or dessert....❤ yummo

  • @cherylrowling3339
    @cherylrowling3339 Рік тому +20

    I have done grape juice for absolute years. The way we do it is we put a bar stool in front of the stove, place a pot with no handle on it n put the sterilized jar inside it with the hose sitting inside the jar ready to use. When the juice is ready you have both hands available - less chance of getting burnt! Hope this helps!

    • @stephanietaylor8615
      @stephanietaylor8615 Рік тому +1

      My parents used a very similar setup for juicing my grandpa's grapes every year!

    • @sheliaheverin8822
      @sheliaheverin8822 Рік тому

      We have baby grapes on our 3 year old vines this year. Hope to get some juice for jelly this year.

  • @everydayadam1
    @everydayadam1 Рік тому +13

    I, too, am cleaning out my freezer. Pulled out all my accumulated chicken carcasses, made broth and pressure-canned 10 quarts yesterday. Pulled out my 4 remaining canned quarts of grape juice from last September’s grape harvest because I am out of grape jelly!

  • @rubydelack7993
    @rubydelack7993 6 місяців тому

    Yay another Becky show ❤ , seriously I love watching you preserve your food that you grew ❤

  • @christineeckhold6341
    @christineeckhold6341 Рік тому +9

    Thank you for being so faithful about posting your videos. Much appreciated ☺️

  • @joannjohnson62
    @joannjohnson62 Рік тому

    My family enjoys when I make blueberry Basil lemonade.

  • @transplanted.homestead
    @transplanted.homestead Рік тому +46

    I did a bunch of canning in the last couple of days too! I did 14 quarts of chicken broth, and then I bought a flat of strawberries at Bi-Zi farms and made 9 pints of strawberry jam and prepped 4 large trays of sliced strawberries to be freeze dried. Now I'm eyeing our coat closet and thinking about adding shelves and converting it to a canning closet/pantry. :)

    • @Kathy-zx5bu
      @Kathy-zx5bu Рік тому +1

      Congratulations! Sounds yummy!

    • @transplanted.homestead
      @transplanted.homestead Рік тому +1

      @@cynthiafisher9907 yes, for sure!

    • @lisaware4240
      @lisaware4240 Рік тому +3

      I did the same thing. Becky got me canning again after approximately 30 years I started from scratch. Rose homestead suggested the closets and under beds. Bought can goods or canning works great.

  • @crystal1417
    @crystal1417 Рік тому +13

    Just an idea, Rhubarb Syrup to add to your Kombuca on second fermentation

    • @BeavercreekBFarm
      @BeavercreekBFarm Рік тому

      I did that this morning. I'm hoping it will be nice.

    • @crystal1417
      @crystal1417 Рік тому

      @hollygardner3250 good luck,😊 I personally think it is lovely

    • @crystal1417
      @crystal1417 Рік тому

      I brew my Kombuca strong then add my Syrups to sweeten it a little, Have fun brewster

  • @tinacutright1133
    @tinacutright1133 Рік тому +3

    I love canning from our garden. I am canning strawberry jams for thank you gifts for my daughter’s wedding in November 2023.

  • @kristinbray6453
    @kristinbray6453 Рік тому +16

    Looks delicious Becky, especially Josh's baked oatmeal!! I enjoy watching your vlogs. I'm learning so much about canning, gardening and thank you friend for sharing your wonderful recipes with us. Have a blessed and beautiful day from California.

  • @user-kl3ih5qm9l
    @user-kl3ih5qm9l Рік тому +7

    Becky, you have this nana trying so many new things. Thank you !!! ❤

  • @kimcritchfield5796
    @kimcritchfield5796 Рік тому +3

    I took that book to Staples, and had it spriral bound for $10! Best investment ever!! Takes half the space on the counter!!

    • @firequeen2194
      @firequeen2194 Рік тому +1

      😮, what an awesome idea and I have a Staples one block away.

  • @RhondaCampbell-gh2jd
    @RhondaCampbell-gh2jd Рік тому +4

    I do find your kitchen videos are really dark. It won’t ever stop me from watching them but thought I would comment in case there were lights you could turn on! ❤

  • @RAZ3275
    @RAZ3275 Рік тому +9

    I write notes in my recipe books too. If I am not sure about the substitutions, I first write them on a post-it. Then I can alter them until I get them right and then write them in the book. My Better Homes and Garden book has a bunch of my notes in it.

    • @terryhenderson424
      @terryhenderson424 Рік тому +1

      N i was collecting cookbooks, imloved cookbooks with all sorts of recipie notes, adaptations, and more.

  • @cherylmoran5134
    @cherylmoran5134 Рік тому +3

    The key to drying chives, I’ve found, is using lowest temp in dehydrator. I have some I dried last year that are still green, not brown.

  • @bclrh2o
    @bclrh2o Рік тому +8

    Once again Becky coming in clutch! I harvested 7.5 qts of rhubarb yesterday! And still have some from last year, and now I have some ideas on what to do with all of my abundance!! Thank you! Becky you're a lifesaver 😊

  • @erikab7689
    @erikab7689 Рік тому

    Someday I'll have a freeze drier. Until then, herbs go onto a mesh screen I built out of metal window screen and 8 of those cheap wooden yard sticks in the Home Depot painting section. I just leave it in the garage until everything is crispy.

  • @afoster2629
    @afoster2629 Рік тому +2

    I usually have the attention span of a gnat and I have never done anything like this. But, I will gladly sit through any amount of ads to watch everything you make!😊 I always feel like I'm just perched there at the island listening lol

  • @MissSandraK
    @MissSandraK Рік тому +1

    Suggestion: I have a rolling workstation that is small that I use next to the stove. Works for canning too.

  • @rosalindaperez2243
    @rosalindaperez2243 Рік тому +8

    I made the Victorian bbq sauce and changed the brown sugar to coconut sugar and added freeze dried chipotle in adobo. It came out so yummy.

  • @dawnalowe2687
    @dawnalowe2687 Рік тому +8

    So happy to be spending time with you today, Becky.

  • @dianamiles-hannah1286
    @dianamiles-hannah1286 Рік тому +11

    Hail to rhubarb! Yes! We love your rhubarb BBQ sauce recipe, Becky! Already made a batch with your prior spice combo. Will make another batch with just the mustard powder and chipotle powder or possibly Gochugaru! Thank you for sharing your positivity, insights, creativity and recipes! We appreciate you ❤🎉😊

  • @wonderingsanna
    @wonderingsanna Рік тому +5

    Hi Becky!
    Instead of all the putting jars in a pot, holding pot, filling up, dripping from the hose and putting sugar in each jar we extract straight into a large pot and stear in sugar to the juice. After that we use a ladle and a funnel to fill up the jars.
    Another tip, I always have my jars on a trey or something so that if I spill it doesn´t end up all over my counter and get sticky all over.
    About the rhubarb pulp. My mother used to take that with about the same amount of fresh strawberrys and make a jam, not the kind you have on toast but a version with just sugar and perhaps some vanilla. We had it on our pancakes, in plain yoghurt and things like that (in Sweden we don´t use honey, maple sirup or things like that on pancakes) . You can do the same with strawberries that you juiced, take equal amount of fresh berries (strawberries, raspberries, blueberries) and make jam.

  • @heidipustelniak652
    @heidipustelniak652 Рік тому +7

    Looks like herbs hold their shape a lot better using a freeze dryer than a dehydrator!

    • @elizabeth930
      @elizabeth930 Рік тому

      I always just freeze my herbs (no freeze dryer) and they retain so much flavor!

  • @sheraeduncan2980
    @sheraeduncan2980 Рік тому +5

    😂❤I do typically soak in the jar 12 to 24 hours as it really increases the digestibility of the proteins I need from them. I just dump the water out each jar then put salt... maybe garlic. I think they even taste better. I'm dirtying any extra dishes either. There are other benefits too

  • @barbaradavidson1950
    @barbaradavidson1950 Рік тому

    I am canning picked watermelon rinds while watching you can.

  • @leahsiemens1424
    @leahsiemens1424 Рік тому +2

    As someone who enjoys freeze drying things, I know the importance of packaging it up while there is the least amount of moisture in the air and getting it done as quickly as possible. I was inwardly cringing, seeing you get all that stuff steaming on the stove and just letting everything sit out, soaking up the moisture in the air before you packed it up. I truly hope you have no issues with things going bad but I would highly recommend prioritizing packing up your freeze dried foods. This video makes me wish I had more rhubarb plants 😀

  • @JanicePhillips
    @JanicePhillips Рік тому +6

    Growing rhubarb for the first time this year. My crowns are still small but doing good. I've got 7 quarts of green beans in the canner right now and should be able to pick okra soon! Like in a day or two. Having fried squash and green mators for dinner tonight. I love summer because of the food! I've got mator's blushing! My fav!

    • @JanicePhillips
      @JanicePhillips Рік тому

      Just now got to finish the video! I decided to harvest and can some swiss chard and beet greens! Just took the rings off of 16 pints and still have plenty of chard to go! Prolly gonna freeze the rest. Canning greens is a chore and a half! Whew.

  • @melindawargowsky8176
    @melindawargowsky8176 Рік тому +17

    Rose Red Homestead is running a sale on their on-line water bath and pressure canning classes. I plan on signing up for both . The sale runs 6/24 thru 6/30 at $10 off per type. Since it’s self-paced, I think it’s the perfect way to ensure safe canning habits😊

    • @cbass2755
      @cbass2755 Рік тому +1

      She’s excellent! I learned from her too

  • @joannhardin4487
    @joannhardin4487 Рік тому +10

    Love your content!!!! It has richly enhanced my knowledge of home preservation , planting and cooking. Thanks so much!!

  • @dennismoore8351
    @dennismoore8351 Рік тому +1

    I don't have room for a steam juicer. But last year, we were in Goodwill here in Georgia and found one, brand new, for $79 or there about. Now that I want one, there isn't a cheap one.

  • @gwensullivan6026
    @gwensullivan6026 Рік тому +2

    Made me smile that you are comfortable to mention baby on camera, and your smile doing so. Very much respect your choice to protect his privacy. Thanks

  • @suzieq763
    @suzieq763 Рік тому +5

    How does Josh eat his breakfast casserole? Warmed up,cold with milk etc? You were so productive today Beck, and make it look so easy.🍓

  • @just_some_soup
    @just_some_soup Рік тому +11

    I swear nothing makes my day better more than a video from Becky. It brings me such joy and I don't think I've missed an upload in at least a year, maybe two haha 😂

  • @rickharks4515
    @rickharks4515 Рік тому +2

    Hi this is Sue, l have dehydrate chives for many years, and are always nice and green, and still taste like chives, we use them all year long when making salads,

  • @kittyrichards9915
    @kittyrichards9915 Рік тому +7

    When you tubers do canning videos, I wish they would state up front if they are following USDA guidelines or deviating. I think this would be helpful, especially for new canners.

    • @firequeen2194
      @firequeen2194 Рік тому +1

      She is. I’ve noticed most do say whether or not they are. RoseRed Homestead is adamant about safety and Becky is following the book.

    • @tatlowtimes
      @tatlowtimes 11 місяців тому

      @@firequeen2194 It would be good to have that note as well. All my canning books say there is no safe way to can dried beans without presoak/boil etc.

  • @warrior4god303
    @warrior4god303 Рік тому +3

    I usually put a pan on a kitchen stool and it works really good.

  • @nanners3333
    @nanners3333 Рік тому +11

    Perfect timing! I just picked another 20 cups this morning! The first round I made a couple of batches of your rhubarb bbq sauce and rhubarb hand pies! Gonna watch this and try some new recipes!

  • @patriciakuronya9862
    @patriciakuronya9862 Рік тому +2

    I love adding rhubarb (pulp) to my applesauce when I can it.

  • @emilydavidson275
    @emilydavidson275 Рік тому +5

    Your skills are amazing. Efficient planning is amazing. Love seeing you. Hugs

  • @janew5351
    @janew5351 2 місяці тому

    I have a steam canner which I bought thinking I would get lots of elderberries. Did not happen as elderberry plants did not like my location or soil.
    If I buy a bag of apples and add rhubarb, with the steamer make a drink soln. Thanks for this idea! I also add grated ginger.
    I am overflowing with 4 mature rhubarb plants!

  • @w.jeandun1971
    @w.jeandun1971 Рік тому +3

    should have been able to do 2 layers of pints in canner. If did not have 2 racks to use, you could fold towel and place under first layer; then use rack between first and second layer so water bath all at one time

  • @katarinaericsson7871
    @katarinaericsson7871 Рік тому +2

    Rhubarb icecream is my favorite. Thanks for your ideas

  • @persiusk
    @persiusk Рік тому +1

    I have never thought about juicing rhubarb, sounds awesome.

  • @erato_90
    @erato_90 Рік тому +3

    love that you try to minimize food waste and try out creative ways to use what is left. we had roasted duck, my husband told me he'll go out to throw away the carcasses, i yelled "nooo! just freeze it, i'll make delicious soup out of it in the winter" hubby was confused, asking "are we doing that now? are you sure you can?" me all hyped "yes, becky does it all the time" 😝😎 greetings from germany

  • @cjruiz5273
    @cjruiz5273 Рік тому +1

    I dehydrated chives in my oven just yesterday. They taste great and stayed green. Maybe a different variety? I turned the oven on 170 till it heated, then shut it off and left the chives in there all day while I was gone. Then turned it back on 170 for 20 minutes, shut off and left all night.

  • @roxannewoodham1429
    @roxannewoodham1429 Рік тому +12

    Starting my very first canning project today excuse of you! Beans and the potatoes that I will be sharing with my mom. You have been such a huge inspiration to me! Don’t ever stop being you!

  • @tiffanychristopher1988
    @tiffanychristopher1988 Рік тому +1

    I love watching your videos after Ive finished my garden n canning projects!...My little treat to myself cuz If I watch before might get comfy and not want to do anything..lol

  • @mikalasimpson7789
    @mikalasimpson7789 Рік тому +1

    Rhubarb crumble with custard is 1 of the best desserts

  • @thewhitehorsefarm
    @thewhitehorsefarm Рік тому +3

    Becky!
    What a great day! So many things done and checked off the list.

  • @phyllisgabourel7506
    @phyllisgabourel7506 Рік тому +1

    Becky enjoyed how you make juice and then save it for another meal seeing how you make barbecue sauce from scratch gives me the courage to try I enjoy your video

  • @nancywilson7007
    @nancywilson7007 Рік тому +3

    I just heard you mention a stool for your juicer as I was typing this. I put a large measuring cup on a tv tray and just let it fill the measuring cup and I don’t hold it. Rhubarb jelly is very good too!

  • @teresahowell3417
    @teresahowell3417 Рік тому +1

    Wow that juice does look so nice beautiful color

  • @october201984
    @october201984 Рік тому +2

    Hi Becky, I would think with your steam juicer you could just do a 180 turn on the stove and then place your cans on the counter to the left of it and put the juice in that way

  • @gillianmuspic2337
    @gillianmuspic2337 Рік тому +1

    I have been buying freeze dried basil for years now. The taste is delightful

  • @fatpath2088
    @fatpath2088 Рік тому +4

    Hi Becky, your videos are fantastic! Thank you

  • @lindap9079
    @lindap9079 Рік тому +1

    My rhubarb plant only gives me one good harvest in June & a smaller one later in the summer. This year I plan to divide it, giving me several plants so I can get enough rhubarb for all these great recipes.

  • @rachelhunting
    @rachelhunting Рік тому +2

    Becky try your raspberry leaf tea fresh out of the garden, is a whole other taste sensation. Yes dried is great for the winter months but may as well make the most of the fresh while you can 😊 same with camomile tea or peppermint tea. My favourite is camomile with a couple of mint leaves so delicious

  • @hillaryreynolds7168
    @hillaryreynolds7168 Рік тому +2

    I love your idea about saving the pulp after juicing. I usually just give it to the chickens. One thing that I have found is that Rhu juice is a great substitute for lemon juice in recipes, so I usually leave it unsweetened so that I can sub it as needed.

    • @firequeen2194
      @firequeen2194 Рік тому

      Excellent advice. I think if you know how you want to use it, it helps when making those decisions. I think I would prefer unsweetened. You can always sweeten it later.

  • @hannahnorman-ostrem1702
    @hannahnorman-ostrem1702 Рік тому

    Rhubarb makes an excellent marinade addition as well.

  • @diablomom
    @diablomom Рік тому +2

    I’ve always written in my recipe books. They’re like cooking journals that I know my sons are gonna fight over. 😂

  • @krisschmucker3668
    @krisschmucker3668 Рік тому

    My suggestion for the juicer is to drain it into a gallon pitcher which is sitting on a cart or stool. Then fill your jars with the pitcher/funnel.

  • @loricampbell2071
    @loricampbell2071 Рік тому

    I planted rhubarb this year and understand I have to wait a few years before I harvest it. I can’t wait!

  • @SallyMayBaby
    @SallyMayBaby 6 місяців тому

    Food in jars has an amazing recipe for tomato jam, not sweet, but savory.

  • @cheerio3847
    @cheerio3847 9 місяців тому

    I've got a canning journal - but I'm really really bad at keeping it up! What I do more regularly is use those post it colored flags in my Ball & other canning books. They are small and removable and don't damage the page and I've got 3 colors to code stuff. I don't have to dog ear the page and its easy to find recipes I use in various books cuz I just check the flagged pages and if its not there, then grab the other books! Just an idea for you. I'm putting in a rubarb plant next year so am excited to try some of these rubarb recipes!

  • @medeaboguslaw8130
    @medeaboguslaw8130 Рік тому +7

    Becky have you ever used the apple pulp to make apple butter? If not then you should give it a try.

  • @Raisin9502
    @Raisin9502 Рік тому +1

    I bought a whole variety freeze dried herbs of Amazon in a set of bottles. Work great.

    • @firequeen2194
      @firequeen2194 Рік тому

      I’d like that. I usually get mine from Penzey’s, they’re wonderful. But I like to have options. For some reason my herbs in the are suffering this year 😢. Probably time for a soil test. Do you have a link? Prime Days next month!

  • @rubydelack7993
    @rubydelack7993 6 місяців тому

    Thank you for listing the steam juicer below. I was reading the information on the juicer and it mentioned without the canning kit . I wonder if Amazon has one with the canning kit 🤔, Also I wouldn’t be able to hold the pot with the hot liquid so the idea of putting a stool in front of the stove is wonderful. Again you are an amazing teacher ❤

  • @shannonnewman9202
    @shannonnewman9202 Рік тому +1

    27:17: I’m so glad I’m not the only one who does this gesture when looking for my tongs. 😂

  • @bluecottagefarm4387
    @bluecottagefarm4387 Рік тому +3

    I'm new to canning, and I really appreciate how thorough you are when explaining all the details.

  • @lisascott4314
    @lisascott4314 Рік тому +1

    Great! I love all these projects! I friendly first pan of yellow squash we love it rolled in cornmeal fried with onions Happy Gardening sweet lady!

  • @Alexis-iq7lz
    @Alexis-iq7lz Рік тому +1

    Someone else who at this stage of the season. You speak my language 🙏🏻❤️ I’ve used up about two thirds of my dry goods, most of what was left from last summer in the freezer, the marmalade and jam from 2021 and it is already time to start picking berries daily, rhubarb and leeks daily. I love this time of year. Going outside to decide what you want to eat that day, seeing everything thrive. It’s a luxury for sure.

  • @lorindaoconnor1680
    @lorindaoconnor1680 Рік тому +1

    The rhubarb juice is such a pretty colour. ❤

  • @11BeanJelly
    @11BeanJelly Рік тому +5

    Love your passion for food and food preservation ❤️

  • @ihave7631
    @ihave7631 Рік тому +1

    Love my steam juicer for crabapple jelly. Blackberry seedless jelly, both are excellent for people for whom seeds in their digestive system are not allowed

  • @sherriekemper1828
    @sherriekemper1828 Рік тому +1

    One of my favorite videos from you--I love all the rhubarb ideas and hope the farmer's market still has some in stock. Thanks for this.

  • @christineconley7903
    @christineconley7903 Рік тому

    I'm in your neck of the woods today Becky (Thursday the 22nd of June). What a beautiful day! No clouds and 82 degrees. I imagine you're working in your garden

  • @essendossev362
    @essendossev362 Рік тому +1

    You made the right call not trying to can that puree. In general, you can't can puree because it's too thick for the middle to be guaranteed to reach a safe temperature.

  • @rachelfrees1268
    @rachelfrees1268 Рік тому +2

    Rhubarb oatmeal sounds so tasty. You can put anything in oatmeal to make it sweet/savory. Miss seeing the garden. Enjoy your parents being with you all and the baby.🎉

  • @sharons6290
    @sharons6290 Рік тому +1

    You have me sold on the bq sauce, going to the farm market and getting some, plus I have been wanting strawberry rhubarb pie . I will be rhubarbing it this weekend Thanks Becky

  • @leahayes4644
    @leahayes4644 Рік тому +1

    Rhubarb juice simmered with a cinnamon stick, add sugar to taste. Serve over ice diluted with club sofa or 7 up..

  • @trinashumblehomestead
    @trinashumblehomestead Рік тому +1

    Hey Becky! You are so organized!! I love how your kitchen was all set up.Also how you added the notes right in your Ball canning book. i am going to steal that idea! I have some rhubarb in my freezer, and def. going to make that BBQ sauce! YUM!!

  • @Jeni30ful
    @Jeni30ful Рік тому +2

    Becky, when I traveled to Europe this June- I came across a market where this man made his own Rhubarb Ketchup. It is kind of sweet/tangy/savory all in one. Just found it interesting. Love your channel! 😊

    • @firequeen2194
      @firequeen2194 Рік тому

      😮. I’m going to have to look for a recipe now. Drat, another project on the never ending list 😂. Thanks, sounds yummy 😋.

  • @rhondalewis8868
    @rhondalewis8868 Рік тому

    I just want to say I enjoy your videos so much and what an inspiration you are. I am, at the moment, taking care of my ill mother, and she is addicted as well! She loves your personality and how you share with us what works and what doesn't. Thank you for sharing your life with us!

  • @sandyoklahomatransient8557
    @sandyoklahomatransient8557 Рік тому +1

    Becky, The juice looks great!!! Pretty color😊 I wanted to say, I did get the same electric canner. It was delivered, now I can't wait to use it.

  • @jamiemueller1881
    @jamiemueller1881 Рік тому

    "Productive morning." Understatement of the year. Holy, cow! You are bringing it, woman! That's why I laugh when people say you can't multitask. Um...women have been doing it from the dawn of the species, but you brought it to a new level here today!

  • @robinashultz7662
    @robinashultz7662 Рік тому +1

    I save the freeze dried stems to add to my stocks.
    I too look forward to my “Becky time”❣️
    Side note your yard looks marvelous outside the window!

  • @kathrynepler6877
    @kathrynepler6877 Рік тому

    Rhubarb also makes a GREAT Wine

  • @jamyecalkins6523
    @jamyecalkins6523 Рік тому +4

    You make everything look so easy ❤️ Thank you

  • @latashaspivey1152
    @latashaspivey1152 Рік тому

    I remember it used to grow in back of my school. So, I would sit up against the building eating it. As, my mother wondered where in the heck is my daughter. Among eating other edible plants and flowers. Dandelions and the purple flowers sucking out sugar nectar.

  • @noramaegomez197
    @noramaegomez197 Рік тому

    Hey Becky, you should crush your basil and your tea leaves down because you’re gonna put them in a teabag or a t-ball . That way you’ll have more space to add more and keep adding to it for the season.

  • @dawndawn6946
    @dawndawn6946 Рік тому +1

    Who knew you could make so much with rhubarb? I’ve only made pie!😆 Thank you!

  • @ClassicKas
    @ClassicKas Рік тому +2

    Becky, grow some lemon balm and freeze dry it for tea as well. It’s delicious. So much better than dehydrated.

  • @jajacobs100
    @jajacobs100 Рік тому +2

    Have a great time with your family. Great video.

  • @DjChelan
    @DjChelan Рік тому

    Such a Rhubarb Successful Day!!! Sweet Memories made whole from your last homestead! I sure thought you were going to say the rhubarb after the juice was going to be a wonderful treat for your girls..lol and you surprised us again!