Great job Duong. Can you make a paint brush? Would it be worth trying to make some kind of resin or glue or something and coat your building with it so your materials are protected and last longer?
Every UA-camr who do these mostly-visual videos has a different style of cinematography. I like how you do long distance shots mixed in with your medium range and close-ups. It's a much more unique perspective on your activites than just medium distance and close visuals. I see it, and I know it's most likely a film by Duong of Primitive Skills. As a writer, I can imagine a traveler passing a farm on a nearby road, and seeing the farming family at work in the distance just like I can see you at work on your own farm in the distance. It's not always easy to see what you are doing, but I think that is actually a good thing. It trains us to think about what you could be doing, and trains us to be patient, observe, and figure it out. It's a literally different perspective, and the long-distance view also gives us an overview of all the activities and zones in your homestead, which means it's also a chance to notice any subtle changes from day to day, week to week.
Oh, I was wondering what you were going to do with two bushels full of bamboo shoots at the end of the last episode. Eat all of them? Take them to town and put them in a freezer? Instead we get a skills demonstration. Cool.
You might think about building a smoke house. It would consume less wood. Just an idea. I really enjoyed the video with your family. My fondest childhood memories are spending time on my grandfather's farm.
Hi👋 now that you smoked and dried out the Bamboo shoots what do you use them for or are they for eating just like that ? Love the way you you built the new kitchen and it will be nice and warm now that you added walls to keep the warmth in, have you thought about building a stove , nice table and chairs would be also nice in the New Kitchen and Maybe Shelves to keep you cooking pots and dishes on , the way you built everything on a curved angle is beautiful , the water wheel and everything you have made what a talent you have and having a beautiful family too , you are truly blessed 🙏
Your preservation technique is a lost art given the ease of getting processed food from the supermarket. What I would like to know is, if you are going to store them in an airtight container? Can you please show, what you are going to use? Thank you
Hola Doung! Vi que encontrabas un caracol muerto en el jardín y lo desechabas. También vi (en video anterior) que sacabas un huevo roto del nido. Tengo gallinas q ponen huevos a diario (no eclosionables) y andan sueltas en el jardín (comen semillas e insectos) pero no les alcanza el calcio que consumen para tener huevos resistentes al aplastamiento. Por eso pico cascara de caracoles, de huevos, o huesitos y lo agrego a la dieta. Gallinas aparte, felicitaciones por tu bella familia y tu bella cocina!!
A good challenge would be making a stove/cook top out of clay and using that iron to make a metal grate to cook on! Also a sink/rinse prep station would be awesome.
As you continue to farm and expand your land, I think it would be a good idea for you to save all the dirt in one gigantic pile. With all of the extra dirt, you could make bricks or use bamboo to create framework for raised crop beds. This will raise the crops to knee-height, which will give them access to more sunlight, deter pests on the ground from scavenging, and will be easier on your back. There are numerous other benefits of having raised crop beds, but these are just a few.
maybe building a smoke house to better dry and smoke foods could be a project later on... that way you'll have an area to preserve all your food when you need to... and it'll use up less wood from catching the smoke more efficiently...
Always something interesting and useful to learn, My sincere gratitude and amazement at the depth and breadth of your knowledge. My masters degree and science degree in tropical agriculture does not come anywhere near your skills and knowledge. Peace Love and Light
duong you do a lot of drying over a fire, and you have a kiln......! i have suggested several times now that it is a far better place to dry things than over a fire... in the kiln you can keep insects off and use less fuel for quicker drying because it is a sealed space and a large thermal mass....would be better for warming you too once you heat it up it stays warm a long time. thanks for the videos
@@avenderael small fire small heat lol its like a pizza oven or a bread oven its just a more efficient way as more heat is retained by the kiln and its a less humid atmosphere ..in theory less fuel and time as well as its not accessible to insects rodents or fowl ..
@@Lauradicus if its just drying then he would be fanning it and there would be much more flame...its a smouldering fire no roaring in it just a lot of smoke he may be calling it drying but the drying is more of a byproduct of the smoking .
@@mobiousenigma : He only needs to change the ambient temperature and humidity a little bit, in the immediate area, to hasten drying. Yes, it would be more efficient if he did it in an enclosed space such as his kiln or even a simple woven bamboo enclosure that would help contain the heat longer. The woven bamboo would have the additional benefit of better air circulation.
Love the series as always, but I have to ask - Why wall in the kitchen? What does it gain you? Is it so you can cook while it's rainy and the wind blows down the hill?
Kedves Barátom ! Így felfűzve a bambusz rügyek biztosan jobban kiszáradnak és szerintem a füstölés még ad egy + plusz aromát is ! 👍 Mimi mami Magyarországról 🇭🇺
What are the purpose of hanging bamboo shots? I don't think so it really good to preserve like what you doing. It's new for me and im wondering how it work.
@@avenderael : The smoke itself is anti-microbial and will help with preservation. It is the same reason he blackened the post bottoms before burial. Dryness + Smoke preserves many things.
It's insane to think back to when you were making the mud and straw bricks to build that house and now you have build a new roof for it a kitchen that rotted away then a new kitchen and this time your putting walls on the kitchen... your family is going to be so shocked with the amount of work you have done since they have been to the farm last ! Plz show us their reactions to the new kitchen !
Chickens alarm frequently. Especially the Roosters ("the sky is falling"). They tend to do it when they think the hens are ignoring their expectations. You soon learn which sounds are of real concern. They also squabble a lot amongst themselves (literally, establishing the "pecking order"). You only pay attention when it goes on for an extended time.
I'm wondering about the land that you build on. Is that just claimed by you or is it bought and owned? How's the rules for just claiming land in Vietnam wilderness? PS: Love your work! Keep it up!
I love the new kitchen! It looks very well made, high quality and more durable than the last one! It looks like a true upgrade when comparing it to the old kitchen. A bit sad that the roof doesn't match the high quality of the walls, but maybe the roof will get upgraded in the future? Can't wait to see how the rest of the farm will look once everything has been upgraded to higher quality materials and technique! Thanks as always, great job!
Anda harus membuat atap dari tanah liat yang di bentuk kemudian dibakar, itu akan lebih aman untuk rumah anda, dan saya merasa itu akan menjadi series yang bagus untuk UA-cam anda.
I have no experience with processing bamboo shoots for eating. Why did you boil them and then soak them in water? Is this considered like blanching? To kill any bacteria, etc., before drying? With your rains I am surprised that you dried them out in the open with no overhead protection, but relieved to see that you did cover them. : ) I am also curious how you managed to boil that huge amount? In smaller pots or did you heat stones and place them in that long wooden container to boil the water?
Great job Duong. Can you make a paint brush? Would it be worth trying to make some kind of resin or glue or something and coat your building with it so your materials are protected and last longer?
you are posting a lot of videos lately, it's a real pleasure ! :) Long life Duong !
Episode 211 ! Love you Duong !
Every UA-camr who do these mostly-visual videos has a different style of cinematography. I like how you do long distance shots mixed in with your medium range and close-ups. It's a much more unique perspective on your activites than just medium distance and close visuals. I see it, and I know it's most likely a film by Duong of Primitive Skills. As a writer, I can imagine a traveler passing a farm on a nearby road, and seeing the farming family at work in the distance just like I can see you at work on your own farm in the distance.
It's not always easy to see what you are doing, but I think that is actually a good thing. It trains us to think about what you could be doing, and trains us to be patient, observe, and figure it out. It's a literally different perspective, and the long-distance view also gives us an overview of all the activities and zones in your homestead, which means it's also a chance to notice any subtle changes from day to day, week to week.
Nice essay :)
Thank you , Duong .
🐺
Your kitchen design looks great and really becoming more of the house! Will you later redo the roof with boards like you did on your house?
Preserving food, one of the most important knowledge in survival skills! It is really inspiring to watch you work.
hi Duong wish you another day of excellent health and energy too
Oh, I was wondering what you were going to do with two bushels full of bamboo shoots at the end of the last episode. Eat all of them? Take them to town and put them in a freezer? Instead we get a skills demonstration. Cool.
Dried out.
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Buenos días a qui viendo tu vídeo excelente dia
Duong, your hard work & diligent nature amaze me more & more each time I watch. Thank you👍🏼✊🏼
You might think about building a smoke house. It would consume less wood. Just an idea. I really enjoyed the video with your family. My fondest childhood memories are spending time on my grandfather's farm.
Thanks for another great video Duong
Quality genuine content as always. Keep up the great work. You bring joy to our days, thank you.
so great
Hi👋 now that you smoked and dried out the Bamboo shoots what do you use them for or are they for eating just like that ? Love the way you you built the new kitchen and it will be nice and warm now that you added walls to keep the warmth in, have you thought about building a stove , nice table and chairs would be also nice in the New Kitchen and Maybe Shelves to keep you cooking pots and dishes on , the way you built everything on a curved angle is beautiful , the water wheel and everything you have made what a talent you have and having a beautiful family too , you are truly blessed 🙏
Большое спасибо за видео! Оставляю свой комментарий в поддержку канала! Всем добра и мирного неба над головой! Здоровья и благополучия!
Belated happy Valentine's day, its been along day my friend.
Your preservation technique is a lost art given the ease of getting processed food from the supermarket. What I would like to know is, if you are going to store them in an airtight container? Can you please show, what you are going to use? Thank you
You give clear instructions. Very good teaching information. I always enjoy your videos and learn from your experiences. Thank you. Genesis 1:1
Всегда смотрим ваш канал с удовольствием!
Вы очень трудолюбивый человек!
Спасибо за хороший перевод на русский язык!
Ваша кухня привела меня в восторг, продолжаете в том же духе!
You should build a smoker 😁
Might have to start pickling someday now
Hola Doung! Vi que encontrabas un caracol muerto en el jardín y lo desechabas. También vi (en video anterior) que sacabas un huevo roto del nido. Tengo gallinas q ponen huevos a diario (no eclosionables) y andan sueltas en el jardín (comen semillas e insectos) pero no les alcanza el calcio que consumen para tener huevos resistentes al aplastamiento. Por eso pico cascara de caracoles, de huevos, o huesitos y lo agrego a la dieta. Gallinas aparte, felicitaciones por tu bella familia y tu bella cocina!!
Your kitchen resembled a tiki bar I like it
A good challenge would be making a stove/cook top out of clay and using that iron to make a metal grate to cook on! Also a sink/rinse prep station would be awesome.
As you continue to farm and expand your land, I think it would be a good idea for you to save all the dirt in one gigantic pile. With all of the extra dirt, you could make bricks or use bamboo to create framework for raised crop beds. This will raise the crops to knee-height, which will give them access to more sunlight, deter pests on the ground from scavenging, and will be easier on your back. There are numerous other benefits of having raised crop beds, but these are just a few.
bueno día amigo lla estrañaba los videos
maybe building a smoke house to better dry and smoke foods could be a project later on... that way you'll have an area to preserve all your food when you need to... and it'll use up less wood from catching the smoke more efficiently...
Дякую за відео
Чудова рослина бамбук з родини злакових як будівельний матеріал , та ще багато для чого корисний ,особливо в руках Дуонга.
es nuestro canal favorito gracias por compartir
You changed my life turned me around.❤
You are same always so great ❤️🌹❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Always something interesting and useful to learn, My sincere gratitude and amazement at the depth and breadth of your knowledge. My masters degree and science degree in tropical agriculture does not come anywhere near your skills and knowledge. Peace Love and Light
duong you do a lot of drying over a fire, and you have a kiln......! i have suggested several times now that it is a far better place to dry things than over a fire... in the kiln you can keep insects off and use less fuel for quicker drying because it is a sealed space and a large thermal mass....would be better for warming you too once you heat it up it stays warm a long time. thanks for the videos
Wouldn't you run the risk of getting too hot in the kiln? I don't think he wants them roasted. Just dry.
@@avenderael small fire small heat lol its like a pizza oven or a bread oven its just a more efficient way as more heat is retained by the kiln and its a less humid atmosphere ..in theory less fuel and time as well as its not accessible to insects rodents or fowl ..
@@avenderael he is smoking more than drying
@@Lauradicus if its just drying then he would be fanning it and there would be much more flame...its a smouldering fire no roaring in it just a lot of smoke
he may be calling it drying but the drying is more of a byproduct of the smoking .
@@mobiousenigma : He only needs to change the ambient temperature and humidity a little bit, in the immediate area, to hasten drying.
Yes, it would be more efficient if he did it in an enclosed space such as his kiln or even a simple woven bamboo enclosure that would help contain the heat longer. The woven bamboo would have the additional benefit of better air circulation.
amazing, i realy like it
I rate this process 110% awesome, and probably more. Mahalo for sharing
So blessed to watch your videos. 🙏✝️Thank you for all you do Duong!
Another great video! ❤️
Love this
筍結びに壁材料作成と、とても大変な作業をしていましたね。
新しいキッチンの壁もかなり進んで来ていて、完成が楽しみです！
私の国にも蒸し燻製はありますが、あの筍はどんな味がするのでしょうか？
Good idea.
Hi Duong. The kitchen is awesome! I love it. Thanks as always for sharing your journey.
Красиво кухня получилась👍
Love from KARGIL LADAKH
So much new episodes! Very nice! Your kitchen looks fantastic!
Bom dia amigo 🇧🇷🇧🇷 Brasil tenha um dia produtivo com muita saúde paz amor!!!!
10/10 la méthode de séchage😊😊😊 toujours un grand plaisir de suivre tes aventures Duong merci encorr
Love the series as always, but I have to ask - Why wall in the kitchen? What does it gain you? Is it so you can cook while it's rainy and the wind blows down the hill?
inteligente e caprichoso! dedicado!
Excellent work 👏👏👏👍👍
very creative
Hola amigo me encanta cuando trabajas se ve el efuerzo que haces, me gustaria ayudarte🥰☺🤗😉🙏👍bendiciones💪👋👋👋
Tôi khuyên bạn nên làm một lò gạch với một đường ống trong bếp.
Kedves Barátom ! Így felfűzve a bambusz rügyek biztosan jobban kiszáradnak és szerintem a füstölés még ad egy + plusz aromát is ! 👍 Mimi mami Magyarországról 🇭🇺
Buenos dias 🙋♀️
Sürekli video paylaşmaya başladın teşekkürler , artık aylarca beklemiyoruz seni brom 🙏🇹🇷
Awesome!
Toujours un grand plaisir à regarder. Merci Duong.
What are the purpose of hanging bamboo shots? I don't think so it really good to preserve like what you doing. It's new for me and im wondering how it work.
If you remove all the moisture then it makes the product difficult to decompose. Maybe there's another step coming that preserves it even better.
@@avenderael : The smoke itself is anti-microbial and will help with preservation. It is the same reason he blackened the post bottoms before burial. Dryness + Smoke preserves many things.
@@jimbayler4277 you're right. I didn't think of that.
Doung is the man. Watched pretty much all his videos. Keep up the good work bro!
Полезный контент!
Parabens pelo video que bom que sua cozinha ta quaze concluida.😀
It's insane to think back to when you were making the mud and straw bricks to build that house and now you have build a new roof for it a kitchen that rotted away then a new kitchen and this time your putting walls on the kitchen... your family is going to be so shocked with the amount of work you have done since they have been to the farm last ! Plz show us their reactions to the new kitchen !
I remember Duong from back when all he had was a sharp rock! And he still could make wonderful things with it.
You're not your ffs
Duang , faz 5 anos que sou escrita no canal, e cada vez mais eu admiro você
I'm from northeast India.I also love eating bamboo shoots. Its too big Why not you make smaller pieces to dry more faster. 😁
@Primitive Skills: Build a covered walkway from your kitchen over to the work area with the Monjolo.
12:52 Chickens want to eat! )))
А эти ростки бамбука вместо забора нельзя посадить?
Получился бы супер забор.
Живой, красивый 🙂👍👍👍
Parabéns pelo trabalho maravilhoso meu amigo video top de mais eu gostei 👍
Bonjour, dommage que les vidéos ne soit pas plus longues car je les trouvés vraiment très intéressantes !!
Do you add your banana peels to your soil or a compost? Good potassium for your garden!
after everything is ready, invite the whole family to make another visit and see how all the work turned out.
Super travail et super vidéo merci et bonne suite à très bientôt.❤❤👍👍👍👍🌾🌾🪚🪚🔨🔨🌺🌼🌸🌹🍀🍀🌞🌞
The chickens had your attention for a moment. They do get very vocal at times! When they do, how do you know they are not in distress?
Chickens alarm frequently. Especially the Roosters ("the sky is falling"). They tend to do it when they think the hens are ignoring their expectations. You soon learn which sounds are of real concern. They also squabble a lot amongst themselves (literally, establishing the "pecking order"). You only pay attention when it goes on for an extended time.
احلى حاجه مذرعة السمك انه جميله والدجاج ايضان🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓
Tienes ese lugar hermoso
Hello Friend. May you be safe from UFO's
Bom dia meu amigo um ótimo dia pra vc!!!
I'm wondering about the land that you build on. Is that just claimed by you or is it bought and owned? How's the rules for just claiming land in Vietnam wilderness?
PS: Love your work! Keep it up!
Could be ancestorial. Been in his family since before governments.
Nơi đây thật đẹp,một Nơi nghỉ dưỡng rất tốt
Duong wasup bro! Love when you post!
Boa tarde meu amigo um abraço
Can you make natural paint and paint the doors to the house?
are you going to be doing any more tool forging or brick firing in the near future?
I love the new kitchen! It looks very well made, high quality and more durable than the last one! It looks like a true upgrade when comparing it to the old kitchen.
A bit sad that the roof doesn't match the high quality of the walls, but maybe the roof will get upgraded in the future?
Can't wait to see how the rest of the farm will look once everything has been upgraded to higher quality materials and technique!
Thanks as always, great job!
Hello Anh Đường
GRAZIE X LA TRADUZIONE IN ITALIANO
Está ficando muito boa a cozinha 👏
いつも素晴らしい動画をありがとうございます！
たけのこがとても美味しそう！
Anda harus membuat atap dari tanah liat yang di bentuk kemudian dibakar, itu akan lebih aman untuk rumah anda, dan saya merasa itu akan menjadi series yang bagus untuk UA-cam anda.
I realy love your german translation ;)
I have no experience with processing bamboo shoots for eating. Why did you boil them and then soak them in water? Is this considered like blanching? To kill any bacteria, etc., before drying? With your rains I am surprised that you dried them out in the open with no overhead protection, but relieved to see that you did cover them. : )
I am also curious how you managed to boil that huge amount? In smaller pots or did you heat stones and place them in that long wooden container to boil the water?
He had palm leaves over top of his bamboo mats to keep the rain off.
@@avenderael I saw that.
"В этой бамбуковой трубке много муравьёв, я им надоел" 🤣
Beim Trocknen mit Selbst fermentierter Sojasauce besprühen: lecker!
How is your bee farming coming
@Primitive Skills: Make a second, lighter weight hammer for your nailing tasks. It will be much easier to control the blows.
love u bamboo
Will you ever build a smokehouse?