I'm an avid canner and have home-canned meats, vegetables and meals for years. I always look for new recipes, and I found a bunch on this and the former videos you have made. This 70+ lady thoroughly enjoys learning from you! I'm glad I found your site several months ago.
Hi Carter, I would love to see another soup sampler! Even if it’s only three recipes. I’m not new to canning but new to complete meal recipes. Really enjoy your videos. Thank you!
Please make the third soup sampler. Thank you 😊💕😊 Thank you so very much for taking the time to make each of these soups. I really appreciate you sharing your talent and skills
Carter, I just can’t keep these cans on my shelf! They are so good my family just eats them before they have time to make the canning process worth it! 😂😀 Will I ever get ahead of these hungry bellies? Maybe I need more than one pressure canner! Lol! Thank you Carter! Your recipes are the best on UA-cam in my opinion!🙏🏼 🩷🙏🏼
By doing soups this way it gives me a chance to have a greater variety in the pantry rather than a large batch of just one kind of soup. Love the recipes you come up with and will be trying some soon. Thanks so much😎
Carter, this is a wonderful video! I can hardly wait to try all of these soups! Like you, I love to see the colors in my jars. Being so beautiful on the shelf makes me so happy. I am a big soup eater. Being a 1 person household these soups are a balanced and healthy 1 bowl meal! Thanks for all the time you spend putting together your videos! To say that I really appreciate it is truly an understatement!
I appreciate your reference to the split pea soup! I've often wondered that myself. I'm sooo canning pumpkin puree this year! Everything looks SCRUMPTIOUS!! Thank you!!! 💞🙏🏼💞
I love soup, I take one medicine that gives me an upset stomach 2 to 3 days a week. Soup is about the only thing that l can eat. Love the recipes thank you so much and for just being a content without bad words and half polished finger nails. That keeps me from watching a lot of programs.
Another winner! I love how you list out the ingredient prep list and then the recipes. It’s a lot of work to do; just know it’s very much appreciated. These look delicious! Thank you, Carter!
I have digestive issues if I don’t presoak dried beans. I’ll try these recipes by measuring out the dried beans before soaking, and portion them out. Each year I make my traditional Hopping John, and portioned out my product before it was completely cooked, so I would have some canned for leftovers. Ate a pint last week, and it was so comforting ❤
I made all 4 soups and we love them all!! Regarding your 4 soup idea, lentil, I make a Moroccan lentil soup, if take your current lentil recipe you could replace the Italian seasonings with equal measures of cumin, cinnamon, turmeric, and a pinch of cayenne, it is a wonderful soup. I have never canned my version but am thinking it would be fine.
I would like to let you know how encouraged I have been watching your channel, now only have a 2 person household again, I needed some one preserving around this similar dynamic. As I explore small batch canning and ways to experiment and fill my shelves , while also meeting extra guests too on occasion. Thank you ☺️
Thank you for sharing your recipes on canning. And I love the fact that you do small batches of different soups and meals in a jar. I'm disabled, and I loved to cook, but now I can't stand for long. But I can wheel up to the table and make these recipes and have a cabinet full of a variety of dishes on a disability income. Prep once and eat healthy foods. I can't stand buying food from a restaurant, when I know I can make it better ❤.
I just found you yesterday & have watched Soup samplers 1 & 2 and can’t wait to make them. I enjoy watching you very much. Your personality is delightful, genuine & calm which I really appreciate! I look forward to finding some more of your canning videos!
I have tried all but the Italian sausage and white bean. I don’t like lentils but as you stated you don’t either I gave it a shot in my sampler batch. I now have 5 more jars in my electric canner.
Carter, I recently watched a "one acre homestead" video from 3 years ago, on making homemade vanilla. Her sister showed how to make it, by putting the vodka or rum, in pint jars, with sliced open vanilla beans. She put the lids on and placed 4 jars in her pressure COOKER (with about 1 inch of water and the jars were placed on the wire rack insert). She set the timer for, I think, 20-30 minutes, and once done, she had instant vanilla!!! No waiting 6+ months for the vanilla bean to be infused into the vodka! Have you ever tried that? They said you can make vanilla on 12/23, to give as gifts on 12/25! I think that's brilliant, but have never seen a video on doing that! Maybe you could try it, and make a video on it, for people to see how easy, and cost effective it is.......and it makes terrific gifts! I made 2 quarts of vanilla, several years ago. I use vanilla from 1 quart jar, until it's down to 2/3 full. I then add more rum or vodka and place that jar behind the second jar, to give it time to infuse, while I use vanilla from the second quart! This way I never run out and have to start over with the 6 month wait. I've had my vanilla since 2017 or 2018, and have even given small bottles away as gifts, but I never run out!!!
You are going to keep me very busy next week!! I’m only missing a few things and I can make all of these. I have a request. I have a recipe for pasta e fagioli and it is my husbands favorite. Here are the ingredients: 1 pound ground beef 1 small onion, diced (1 cup) 1 large carrot, julienned (1 cup) 3 stalks celery, chopped (1 cup) 2 cloves garlic, minced 214.5-ounce cans diced tomatoes 1 15-ounce can red kidney beans (with liquid) 1 15-ounce can great northern beans (with liquid) 1 15-ounce can tomato sauce 1 12-ounce can V-8 juice 1 tablespoon white vinegar 1 1/2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon dried oregano 1 teaspoon dried basil 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme 1/2 pound (1/2 pkg.) ditalini pasta Instructions: 1. Brown the ground beef in a large saucepan or pot over medium heat. Drain off most of the fat. 2. Add onion, carrot, celery and garlic and saute for 10 minutes. 3. Add remaining ingredients, except pasta, and simmer for 1 hour. 4. About 50 minutes into the simmering, cook the pasta in 1 1/2 to 2 quarts of boiling water over high heat. Cook for 10 minutes or just until the pasta is al dente, or slightly tough. Drain. 5. Add the pasta to the large pot of soup. Simmer for 5 to 10 minutes more and serve. If you ever have time and you try and figure out how to can this. I know the pasta would have to be taken out but that could just be added when hearing it up. I know how you love a challenge and it is really a tasty soup.
Thank you, Carter! This is truly appreciated in this house. I will definitely be giving these recipes a go. My oldest brother has hit a “health bump” and these soups will be perfect additions to a care package to help his wife navigate their meals until his health improves. Thank you for all that you share with us here. Your account is a “sweet spot” for me. I enjoy your recipes as well as your presentation ♥️ Karen
I am learning so much from this series - thank you! I could eat soup every day - in fact, I usually do! And while I'm certainly not vegetarian, bean soups are right up my alley. Being diabetic, it affords me a hearty meal while controlling my blood sugars. So thanks, Carter.
I love this! As a 76 year old widow these are perfect for me. I can in an Instapot Max ( yes that's approved), which only takes pints. I plan on making all of these recipes. Thank you.
I tried the last 4 soups you shared with us and Loved them. Just made bigger batches. Now I’m excited to try these. I’ve never had split pea soup so we’ll see what we think about this one. Thanks for sharing!! It’s Wonderful to only do 2 in case we don’t like them, so Thank You so much for taking the time to figure this out for us…
@@growandpreserve well, these didn’t disappoint either!! It’s great having some new, tasty soups on the shelf. Thanks so much for sharing!! Can’t wait to see what you have for us next!!!
I've never been much of a bean soup person, but one of the soups I made last year was dehydrated Tuscan Bean Soup, and I absolutely love it! It is very similar to your 1st canned variety. Only a LOT more trouble! I will definitely be using your recipe and canning it from now on. When I made the dehydrated soups last year, I chopped all the vegetables and then dehydrated them. I precooked the white beans and dehydrated them. I layered the beans, vegetables, dehydrated broth, and seasonings in cellophane bags, added moisture absorbers, and then vacuum-sealed the bags. I made "professional-looking" labels on my computer, with instructions. All was needed was water and to simmer 10 minutes. They were shelf-stable for 2 years. I made several varieties and gave them for Christmas gifts. I seriously doubt I'll ever do this again...WAY TOO MUCH TROUBLE!!! I'm really excited to can all of your soup recipes, and thank you so much for doing this video!!! You are such an inspiration!
Good evening Carter. Thanks so much for this teaching video. I’ve been wanting to do ham & beans but needed a trusted source. We are big fans of split pea!
Regarding lids on new jars; I have found that sometimes the cases of jars get very hot in the store/warehouse or in transit and they are partially sealed on arrival when I get them home. I check the lid and if there is an indentation on the rubber are I don’t use them. Also, remember they get stacked pretty heavily and the weight is not good on those either. Thanks for all these amazing videos!
So glad you made this video! Thank you for all your efforts in prepping everything and easy to follow presentation. Can 't wait to make these for my family. Love your channel!!!
I really appreciate all your hard work putting together these soups! I have canned all 8 soups, and we love them all. I would love to see the other three sometime! Thanks again!
The one thing I would say on the thick soup thoughts: the lentil soup doesn’t start out thick. Only after it is processed/cooked does it become thick. Pumpkin purée or squash soups start out thick. Love your channel 🥰
Well, you did it again! These sound so good. In the next couple of weeks, I will be jarring up soup because we are almost out. My husband was excited about the Italian sausage one. Once it gets a little bit chillier here in central Texas, we we’re talking about how good these would taste especially when he comes in cold from feeding the animals. Thanks for all the great ideas. I just love to have soups and dinners on my pantry shelves!!
I cast my vote for another soup sampler please! If we want to soak & rinse the beans prior to adding to jars, how does the measurement change? You would'nt like me or my house if I didn't lol! I tried a "burrito in a jar" mix with lentils added in dry and I found out that I can't do that again. I made soup jars with semi soaked beans and it wasn't much better. I could buy stock in beano. Thanks & Blessings Carter! Now to write all these down in my notebook!
Deborah, you are too funny! Just measure the beans for each jar dry, then soak and rinse as desired. Maintain the generous inch headspace. Let me know how it goes!
I made your Italian Sausage and White Bean Soup this weekend. I did it on the stove first to see if I would like it before bringing out the canner. Just had it for lunch at work and wanted to let you know it is delicious!! Very, very good and different. Love it. Thanks for the recipe. Will be canning some for pantry this year.
OMG! I canned 6 jars of the white bean and sausage and 7 jars of the black bean soups. The only change I made was swapped spinach for kale. I'm having the white bean for my dinner. So dang good! I can't wait to try the black bean for lunch tomorrow. Thank you for this! Will be canning more soups for sure!
One time I need can dice tomatoes. And couldn't find any except these petite dice tomatoes. And I noticed that it had more dice tomatoes in it than the regular dice tomatoes. Like you said it had more juice than tomatoes. I can't remember if there was a price difference. I think I try rotel in the south western bean soup. But they all look good. Thank you. Please keep making your videos. They are so helpful.
I really enjoyed this & will look for rhe first set of soups. I'd love to see a 3rd soup sampler. I live alone & will usually can big amounts even though it's just me, but this gives a great variety with just a few jars. Thanks so much.
Oh my garsh, all of these sound so good, and I will be making them all, thank you so much. By the way, use your home grown, roasted red peppers in you homemade alfredo sauce. Oh Lord, that is the best stuff ever. Love your channel Carter and thank you again.
Thanks, Rose. How does the ratio change when you cook your beans from soaked versus cooking from dry? I didn't test that when doing these recipes, so I can't say for sure.
Another greatly appreciated video. I don't get on line often, but happened to be canning your chicken chipotle soup, featured from one of your videos 3 months ago. I substituted for turkey before and my family adores the shelf stable soup so much, so..... I purchased a 20 pound turkey, roasted it yesterday and am making 16 pints of turkey chipotle soup tonight. Was looking for company in the kitchen, and was thrilled to find this video on bean soups!! I am now planning to make all four as I eat beans daily and so thrilled to have you here in my kitchen this evening expanding my capabilities. Many thanks! Wishing you a wonderful new year!!
On the pumpkin puree it's the density. When you buy it from the manufacturer's with their machines they can get to a higher temperature than we can at home with our stovetop. So it's cook all the way through. But you can still can pumpkin just raw pack in cubes add water ,pressure can it. Make it in a quarter jar, drain it, mash the pumpkin cubes you should have enough puree to equal that what you would be getting out of a can. Hope that helps.
My pumpkin puree goes in less dense than commercially canned, but it comes together nicely. Bottom line, only do what makes you comfortable. I am not the canning police. ;-)
I finally got my pressure canner. I'm so excited. I'm definitely going to be trying some of your soup recipes. Pinto beans are going to be my first foods to preserve. Thanks for all your help and ideas.
Absolutely genius thank you please make a book so I can get this thank you so much I see more soups in my pantry I love beans and with so many different families and religions in my blessed family you are correct these soups will fit in every where thank you
Carter, I just found you! I'm the only one who likes bean soups. I'm going to try these. I love curries, too. But, again, I'm the only one. I'm going to try Dahl soup using your lentil soup for inspiration, with red lentils, onion, diced tomatoes and chicken stock, and garam masala. I will add the coconut milk when i heat it for serving. I keep dry coconut powder, or I could freeze canned coconut milk in portions. I would love to see a video with curry inspired soups or dishes.
Great recipes. After more than 50 years of marriage I found out that my husband’s favorite soup was Campbell’s tomato soup, lol! I have been buying the Progresso Tomato and Basil soup now and he loves it and it has grown on me too. Going to find a recipe for that to can some up.🤞🤞
I made all of the soups in your first soup video and the Italian Sausage and White Bean and the Mediterranean Lentil Soup from this second soup video. For supper tonight I chose the Chipotle Beef (from the first video) and my hubby chose the Italian Sausage and White Bean (we actually traded bowls mid-meal because he preferred the Chipotle Beef). Each had overall delicious flavors. But, when I make them again I will cut way back on the salt, if not leaving out altogether and add to taste when I heat them up. The sausage and bacon in the Italian Sausage and Bean were salted and my chicken broth had salt, which I used to thin the soup, so I don't think we'll need/want more salt when I make it again. The heat in the Chipotle Beef was a bit too much for us. The flavor was wonderful but again, I would cut the amount of chipotle and cut way back on the salt. I am thinking I'd rather have less beef in this one and more corn. Can't wait to try the Chicken Corn Chowder, Chicken Chipotle, Beef Stew, and the Mediterranean Lentil. Haven't canned the Split Pea and Ham and Southwestern Black Bean soups yet. But I imagine they will be just as delicious. Thank you for the recipes!
I am really enjoying your videos, but I have a couple suggestions. I’ve been cooking soups and canning for 50 years, I’m 73 years old. The one thing I always do is sort through and rinse my dry beans, because you can find little stones and dirt in the bag. The other thing I do is always wash my canning jars and lids before I use them. I am enjoying your recipes and I will certainly try them soon. Thanks again.
Welcome, Marlyne! I do sort through the beans. I just don't rinse them. My canning jars have just come out of the dishwasher. I do not pre-wash my lids because the usda now tells us that everything is sterilized in the first 10 minutes of processing. The tap water in my area is horrendous. There's no telling how many more contaminants and chemicals I would be adding to the lids.
I have canned the Italian sausage soup, the chicken corn chowder, and the black bean southwest soup. They are so delicious. Open up a jar and fix some grilled cheese.
I just tried the italian sausage soup !!! Amazing ❤ Thank you so much 😊 I hope you have a soup sample 3 . I also made all 4 chicken - beef and oh wow !!! Love them so much
Just found your channel and am so impressed with your style of teaching, recipes, and suggestions that i subscribed. Thank you! Ive not started canning yet, but am eagerly researching and planning! Looking forward to the next group of recipes!!
Looks delicious! Definitely gonna try. I'll probably make homemade beef sausage out of hamburger meat in place of the sausage, and turkey bacon in place of the bacon. Also, new subscriber here!! Thank you soooo much!! Keep up the great work.
I pre-soaked my beans so that I could get some of the gas problems to come out they give my husband and I such a problem me more so than him he doesn’t mind but I definitely do for me. I mind I don’t wanna be gassy. How can I change the ingredients because I definitely love your soups! I made the last four soups and we loved them all.
I made the second batch and the same thing happened. It's okay..I just add some water when I open it. I do think that there is much too much pepper for our taste but we love all four of the soups. Thank you for all of your testing and sharing these recipes. Merry Christmas 🎄.
GOOD MORNING CARTER, LOOKS DELIOUS. YOU ARE SO CREATIVE. I HAVE MY FIRST OFFICIAL BATCH OF PINTO BEANS IN THE CANNER. I'M VERY NERVOUS. NEVER DONE THIS BEFORE. WISH ME LUCK. THANKS FOR SHARING. I'M LEARNING FROM YOU.
Oh, my gosh, I was so excited to see your canner!!!! I have that type also! I am fairly new to canning so I'm trying to learn the ins and outs. Your soups look wonderful. I want to make all of them. Thank you so much for sharing.
Welcome, Betty! I do love the Presto Electric canner. I have had the All American stovetop pressure canner for years, but my first choice now seems to be the Presto Electric. As a fairly new canner, you have absolutely chosen the right canner.
Great video, Carter 🎉. Must get these on my shelves. Does it matter which lentil to use? Green, brown, yellow, black? There are so many! Thanks for such useful content 😊
Progress soups are a waste of money, especially the organic ones. They are mostly broth with token pieces of food morsels. I used to buy the corn and black bean one and just to have it for lunch for me, I would add a half can of corn and a half can of black beans. They supplied the broth.
I used to love the Chickarina soup by Progresso, as a child. I could probably wing it, using mini meatballs and ancini di pepe pasta. I know we are not supposed to can using dried pasta, but this is just little balls, I think it will work. Maybe one tablespoon per pint.
I just did up 12 quarts of “pasta-less Fajioli. I’m thrilled with the outcome. I’m eating it with a nice slice of homemade bread and I don’t miss the pasta at all. I have a question. My recipe has Parmesan cheese in it. Should I have left it out? I pressure processed it for 90 minutes. …did I mention that it’s delicious?!!
Awesome video!! I love your samplers! Please don’t stop doing them. I do the same thing looking at soups sold in stores and copy them to my specifics😂 Please keep them coming!!💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
Love this video!! these shelf soups will be so great during the winter! I canned 18 pints of roast beef and 18 pints of chicken breasts this week! Whew!! But I love convenience like you!!
Hi Carter, Love ALL your video's. Have you canned any Rice recipes, seeing a lot of them on FB but a basic newbie after many years between and so much has changed over the last 50+ years. TIA
Hey, Carol. Welcome! I've seen quite a bit of rice canning in the fb rebel groups as well. I have not done it, but personally, it's about the quality of the end product for me. I have never enjoyed the taste or texture of commercially canned rice or pasta products. I love rice (and pasta), but I want them to be an entirely blank canvas for whatever creation I'm serving up. Does that make sense?
Carter I tried the Southwestern Black Bean and the split pea and ham soup . I have never tried spit peas before, but I love peas so gave it a try in quarts. Is the Peas suppose to be like a soft solid to the top of the jar or at least 90% of the jar. Really no fluid to speak of in the jar. I used the 3/4 c x 2 as I doubled the pint recipe. I also like I mentioned never have eaten split pea soup so not sure if this is normal. Thanks in advance for your response. PS i tried the Beef stew and Chicken corn chowder and you are right the jalapenos are a must ,So unbelievable delicious.
Yes. Split peas are a giant mass. It makes for a nice thick soup. Feel free to add a bit of water or broth when you heat it up to serve. So glad you liked the beef stew and chicken corn chowder. Thanks for reporting back!
I'm an avid canner and have home-canned meats, vegetables and meals for years. I always look for new recipes, and I found a bunch on this and the former videos you have made. This 70+ lady thoroughly enjoys learning from you! I'm glad I found your site several months ago.
Thank you so much, Kathy! I'm so glad to have you here!
Same with this 71 yr old canner!
Same for this 76 year old canner...they all look delicious!
Hi Carter, have you thought about making a home canned soup/meals in a jar recipe book? If/when you do, I want one!!!😊
Thanks so much, Charlene! Maybe someday...
Hi Carter, I would love to see another soup sampler! Even if it’s only three recipes. I’m not new to canning but new to complete meal recipes. Really enjoy your videos. Thank you!
Thanks so much, freebird! So glad you're enjoying these.
I am also enjoying these complete meals in a jar. Especially the small batches. Just to make sure we like them before making a lot.
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Please make the third soup sampler. Thank you 😊💕😊
Thank you so very much for taking the time to make each of these soups. I really appreciate you sharing your talent and skills
My pleasure, Karen! Thank you for being here!
@@growandpreserve you're very welcome 🥰💯🎉I do a happy dance everytime I see the notification come up on my phone 😘🎉👏👏👏😊
I found your videos not too long ago, been canning since 2023, love your videos. Thank you
Thanks so much for being here!
Carter, I just can’t keep these cans on my shelf! They are so good my family just eats them before they have time to make the canning process worth it! 😂😀 Will I ever get ahead of these hungry bellies? Maybe I need more than one pressure canner! Lol! Thank you Carter! Your recipes are the best on UA-cam in my opinion!🙏🏼 🩷🙏🏼
I love this! Thanks so much for letting me know.
Great job Carter! I so appreciate the hard work you put into developing some new recipes for us!
Thank you, Felicia! It is my pleasure!
You are so wonderful to take the time to research, test and share these new canning recipes. Thank you so much! I cannot wait to try these. 😊
Thank you, Patty! I hope you enjoy them. Thanks for being here!
I totally agree with this sentiment! Thank you, Carter!
By doing soups this way it gives me a chance to have a greater variety in the pantry rather than a large batch of just one kind of soup. Love the recipes you come up with and will be trying some soon. Thanks so much😎
Thanks so much, Linda! I'm glad you enjoy variety!
Carter, this is a wonderful video! I can hardly wait to try all of these soups! Like you, I love to see the colors in my jars. Being so beautiful on the shelf makes me so happy. I am a big soup eater. Being a 1 person household these soups are a balanced and healthy 1 bowl meal! Thanks for all the time you spend putting together your videos! To say that I really appreciate it is truly an understatement!
Thank you so much, Debbie! I'm so glad these may work well for you!
I appreciate your reference to the split pea soup! I've often wondered that myself. I'm sooo canning pumpkin puree this year! Everything looks SCRUMPTIOUS!! Thank you!!! 💞🙏🏼💞
Thanks, Jeanne!
Me too. I’ve always thought this after I made split pea soup years ago. So I made my own butternut squash soup and it came out delicious
I love soup, I take one medicine that gives me an upset stomach 2 to 3 days a week. Soup is about the only thing that l can eat. Love the recipes thank you so much and for just being a content without bad words and half polished finger nails. That keeps me from watching a lot of programs.
Another winner! I love how you list out the ingredient prep list and then the recipes. It’s a lot of work to do; just know it’s very much appreciated. These look delicious! Thank you, Carter!
You are so welcome!
I love how you made 4 different types in 1 batch
Thanks, Tammy!
I have digestive issues if I don’t presoak dried beans. I’ll try these recipes by measuring out the dried beans before soaking, and portion them out. Each year I make my traditional Hopping John, and portioned out my product before it was completely cooked, so I would have some canned for leftovers. Ate a pint last week, and it was so comforting ❤
Sounds like a good plan, Wendy!
I made all 4 soups and we love them all!! Regarding your 4 soup idea, lentil, I make a Moroccan lentil soup, if take your current lentil recipe you could replace the Italian seasonings with equal measures of cumin, cinnamon, turmeric, and a pinch of cayenne, it is a wonderful soup. I have never canned my version but am thinking it would be fine.
So glad you like them, Paula! You can certainly change out the seasonings in any of these soups.
Thank you for all the time and effort to wonderfully teach canning. I appreciate your teaching style and wonderful recipes.
I would like to let you know how encouraged I have been watching your channel, now only have a 2 person household again, I needed some one preserving around this similar dynamic. As I explore small batch canning and ways to experiment and fill my shelves , while also meeting extra guests too on occasion. Thank you ☺️
Gail, thank you so much! It is so different when there are only two, isn't it? Easier, yet somehow harder too. Glad to have you here!
Thank you for sharing your recipes on canning. And I love the fact that you do small batches of different soups and meals in a jar. I'm disabled, and I loved to cook, but now I can't stand for long. But I can wheel up to the table and make these recipes and have a cabinet full of a variety of dishes on a disability income. Prep once and eat healthy foods. I can't stand buying food from a restaurant, when I know I can make it better ❤.
I'm so glad this method helps you!
You helped me round out my pantry with the addition of your soup recipes!! Thank you 😊
Excellent, Bernadette!
I’ve found that you’re a pretty good “REGIGGLER” CARTER. I watch your videos over & over again. You’re Great.
Thanks, Carolyn!
This is such a good idea! More soup sampler recipes please! 😊
Thanks!
I just found you yesterday & have watched Soup samplers 1 & 2 and can’t wait to make them. I enjoy watching you very much. Your personality is delightful, genuine & calm which I really appreciate! I look forward to finding some more of your canning videos!
We're going to get your pantry stocked up, Janet!
I have tried all but the Italian sausage and white bean. I don’t like lentils but as you stated you don’t either I gave it a shot in my sampler batch. I now have 5 more jars in my electric canner.
Woohoo! Shocking, right? So glad you like it!
Carter, I recently watched a "one acre homestead" video from 3 years ago, on making homemade vanilla. Her sister showed how to make it, by putting the vodka or rum, in pint jars, with sliced open vanilla beans. She put the lids on and placed 4 jars in her pressure COOKER (with about 1 inch of water and the jars were placed on the wire rack insert). She set the timer for, I think, 20-30 minutes, and once done, she had instant vanilla!!! No waiting 6+ months for the vanilla bean to be infused into the vodka! Have you ever tried that? They said you can make vanilla on 12/23, to give as gifts on 12/25! I think that's brilliant, but have never seen a video on doing that! Maybe you could try it, and make a video on it, for people to see how easy, and cost effective it is.......and it makes terrific gifts!
I made 2 quarts of vanilla, several years ago. I use vanilla from 1 quart jar, until it's down to 2/3 full. I then add more rum or vodka and place that jar behind the second jar, to give it time to infuse, while I use vanilla from the second quart! This way I never run out and have to start over with the 6 month wait. I've had my vanilla since 2017 or 2018, and have even given small bottles away as gifts, but I never run out!!!
Hey, Lisa! I remember that video. Maybe I will do some this year. I'll give it a try first to see how it goes. Thanks for the idea!
I am on it! ❤ I am so excited to try these. Thank you!
Yay, Sandra! Let me know how it goes!
You are going to keep me very busy next week!! I’m only missing a few things and I can make all of these. I have a request. I have a recipe for pasta e fagioli and it is my husbands favorite. Here are the ingredients:
1 pound ground beef
1 small onion, diced (1 cup)
1 large carrot, julienned (1 cup)
3 stalks celery, chopped (1 cup)
2 cloves garlic, minced
214.5-ounce cans diced tomatoes
1 15-ounce can red kidney beans (with liquid)
1 15-ounce can great northern beans (with liquid)
1 15-ounce can tomato sauce
1 12-ounce can V-8 juice
1 tablespoon white vinegar
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 teaspoon dried basil
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
1/2 pound (1/2 pkg.) ditalini pasta
Instructions:
1. Brown the ground beef in a large saucepan or pot over medium heat. Drain off most of the fat.
2. Add onion, carrot, celery and garlic and saute for 10 minutes.
3. Add remaining ingredients, except pasta, and simmer for 1 hour.
4. About 50 minutes into the simmering, cook the pasta in 1 1/2 to 2 quarts of boiling water over high heat. Cook for 10 minutes or just until the pasta is al dente, or slightly tough. Drain.
5. Add the pasta to the large pot of soup. Simmer for 5 to 10 minutes more and serve.
If you ever have time and you try and figure out how to can this. I know the pasta would have to be taken out but that could just be added when hearing it up.
I know how you love a challenge and it is really a tasty soup.
Great, Cindy! Let me know how it goes with the soups! I've printed your recipe. We'll see if I come up with anything worthy!
Oh that is fantastic!!! My husband will be thrilled!
Oh my, Carter...these also sound amazing! Soup weather is starting to arrive, and I'm ready to try all of these! Thanks and blessings, Marie
Thank you, Marie! I hope you enjoy these!
Thank you, Carter! This is truly appreciated in this house. I will definitely be giving these recipes a go. My oldest
brother has hit a “health bump” and these soups will be perfect additions to a care package to help his wife
navigate their meals until his health improves.
Thank you for all that you share with us here. Your account is a “sweet spot” for me. I enjoy your recipes as well
as your presentation ♥️
Karen
Thanks so much, Karen! Prayers for your brother. You are wonderful to help out.
@@growandpreserve Thank you for the prayers for my brother. They are truly appreciated.
I am learning so much from this series - thank you! I could eat soup every day - in fact, I usually do! And while I'm certainly not vegetarian, bean soups are right up my alley. Being diabetic, it affords me a hearty meal while controlling my blood sugars. So thanks, Carter.
Soup is the best, isn't it? You will love having homemade soups on the shelf.
Love the soup recipes. Can't wait to try some.
Thanks, Kim! Hope you do!
You did it again Carter 👏 all look so delicious. Most certainly, I'll give these a try.
Thank you, Colleen!
I love this! As a 76 year old widow these are perfect for me. I can in an Instapot Max ( yes that's approved), which only takes pints. I plan on making all of these recipes. Thank you.
Excellent, Maggie!
I tried the last 4 soups you shared with us and Loved them. Just made bigger batches. Now I’m excited to try these. I’ve never had split pea soup so we’ll see what we think about this one. Thanks for sharing!! It’s Wonderful to only do 2 in case we don’t like them, so Thank You so much for taking the time to figure this out for us…
My pleasure, Vicki! So glad you liked the first batch! Please let me know what you think of this batch. It helps others to read feedback...
@@growandpreserve well, these didn’t disappoint either!! It’s great having some new, tasty soups on the shelf. Thanks so much for sharing!! Can’t wait to see what you have for us next!!!
Thanks so much, Vickie! So glad you liked them!@@vickiefletcher4023
Every recipe is an inspiration! Can’t wait to try them
Thank you, Ammie!
I've never been much of a bean soup person, but one of the soups I made last year was dehydrated Tuscan Bean Soup, and I absolutely love it! It is very similar to your 1st canned variety. Only a LOT more trouble! I will definitely be using your recipe and canning it from now on. When I made the dehydrated soups last year, I chopped all the vegetables and then dehydrated them. I precooked the white beans and dehydrated them. I layered the beans, vegetables, dehydrated broth, and seasonings in cellophane bags, added moisture absorbers, and then vacuum-sealed the bags. I made "professional-looking" labels on my computer, with instructions. All was needed was water and to simmer 10 minutes. They were shelf-stable for 2 years. I made several varieties and gave them for Christmas gifts. I seriously doubt I'll ever do this again...WAY TOO MUCH TROUBLE!!! I'm really excited to can all of your soup recipes, and thank you so much for doing this video!!! You are such an inspiration!
Wow, Marsha! Labor of love there! I'm pretty sure you'll find this one much easier! If you try it, please come back to let me know what you think.
I hope to make these very soon, and I'll definitely let you know how they turn out! This will be so much easier to make, as well as to prepare.❤
I have the Italian sausage soup in the canner now! I can’t wait to taste it!! Thank you Carter! I love your channel! Gotta try the mustard next!
Yay, Sheenah! Can't wait to hear what you think of the soup. I'm out of mustard again! I should get another batch done this weekend too.
Good evening Carter. Thanks so much for this teaching video. I’ve been wanting to do ham & beans but needed a trusted source. We are big fans of split pea!
Hey, Carol! Always so good to see you. Hope you are doing well. Let me know what you think of these if you make them!
Regarding lids on new jars; I have found that sometimes the cases of jars get very hot in the store/warehouse or in transit and they are partially sealed on arrival when I get them home. I check the lid and if there is an indentation on the rubber are I don’t use them. Also, remember they get stacked pretty heavily and the weight is not good on those either. Thanks for all these amazing videos!
So glad you made this video! Thank you for all your efforts in prepping everything and easy to follow presentation. Can 't wait to make these for my family. Love your channel!!!
You are most welcome, Katrina! So glad to have you here!
Thank you, I will be making these. I like that the ingredients are by the pint, thank you
Thanks, Corinne! So glad the by-the-pint approach is helpful!
I'm so glad I found your channel. It's just my husband and I so I love all these samples of bean soup. Thank you.
You are so welcome! Glad to have you here!
Thank you so much for the recipes. I can't wait to try these. Love watching. Have you considered making a cookbook?
Thanks so much, Jennifer!
Opened two pints of the Mediterranean Lentil Soup tonight. It is so delicious!!!!! Will definitely make this again!
Yay, Vicki! Thanks for letting me know!
These look fabulous Carter! 4 of my favorites, and I love both of those Progresso Soups. Definitely will be trying your version 😊😊😊
Oooh! I love that you have had the progresso versions. I would really appreciate a report card for my versions. Honestly. Please keep me posted!
I really appreciate all your hard work putting together these soups! I have canned all 8 soups, and we love them all. I would love to see the other three sometime! Thanks again!
So glad you like them, Lana! Thanks so much for letting me know!
Another great video....I'm making the Korean beef this weekend...I love the look of your new kitchen, you are blessed
Thanks so much, Susan!
These look soooooo good. Must make some.
Thanks, Victoria! If you make them, let me know what you think!
The one thing I would say on the thick soup thoughts: the lentil soup doesn’t start out thick. Only after it is processed/cooked does it become thick. Pumpkin purée or squash soups start out thick. Love your channel 🥰
Hey, Shari! I think everyone has to decide for themselves what makes them comfortable. No judgement from me either way!
Absolutely love these videos! Made the first ones and love them! My husband is saying to make a lot more! You’re amazing!
Thanks so much, Brenda! I'm so glad to hear you liked the first round!
I just finished 3 of the four soups from this show. They look great! My sister is doing the Italian sausage one so we will share when we get together.
What a fun way to divide and conquer, Beverly!
Well, you did it again! These sound so good. In the next couple of weeks, I will be jarring up soup because we are almost out. My husband was excited about the Italian sausage one. Once it gets a little bit chillier here in central Texas, we we’re talking about how good these would taste especially when he comes in cold from feeding the animals. Thanks for all the great ideas. I just love to have soups and dinners on my pantry shelves!!
Sounds great, Denise! I do hope you cool down soon. What a rough ride Texas has had this Summer!
I cast my vote for another soup sampler please!
If we want to soak & rinse the beans prior to adding to jars, how does the measurement change? You would'nt like me or my house if I didn't lol! I tried a "burrito in a jar" mix with lentils added in dry and I found out that I can't do that again. I made soup jars with semi soaked beans and it wasn't much better. I could buy stock in beano.
Thanks & Blessings Carter! Now to write all these down in my notebook!
Deborah, you are too funny! Just measure the beans for each jar dry, then soak and rinse as desired. Maintain the generous inch headspace. Let me know how it goes!
Thank You for sharing such great and amazing ideas…Thank You Thank You
My pleasure, Natalia! Thanks for being here!
I made your Italian Sausage and White Bean Soup this weekend. I did it on the stove first to see if I would like it before bringing out the canner. Just had it for lunch at work and wanted to let you know it is delicious!! Very, very good and different. Love it. Thanks for the recipe. Will be canning some for pantry this year.
Wonderful! So glad you liked it. Thanks so much for letting me know!
OMG! I canned 6 jars of the white bean and sausage and 7 jars of the black bean soups. The only change I made was swapped spinach for kale. I'm having the white bean for my dinner. So dang good! I can't wait to try the black bean for lunch tomorrow. Thank you for this! Will be canning more soups for sure!
Yay, Cheryl! So glad you liked the sausage and white bean soup! Can't wait to hear what you think of the black bean soup! Please keep me posted.
@@growandpreserve Black bean is the bomb!
Fantastic, Cheryl! Thanks so much for letting me know!@@cherylkillion4462
One time I need can dice tomatoes. And couldn't find any except these petite dice tomatoes. And I noticed that it had more dice tomatoes in it than the regular dice tomatoes. Like you said it had more juice than tomatoes. I can't remember if there was a price difference. I think I try rotel in the south western bean soup. But they all look good. Thank you. Please keep making your videos. They are so helpful.
Rotel would be nice in the Southwest one! So glad to have you here, Debbie!
I really enjoyed this & will look for rhe first set of soups. I'd love to see a 3rd soup sampler. I live alone & will usually can big amounts even though it's just me, but this gives a great variety with just a few jars. Thanks so much.
Excellent! Hope you enjoy!
Oh my garsh, all of these sound so good, and I will be making them all, thank you so much. By the way, use your home grown, roasted red peppers in you homemade alfredo sauce. Oh Lord, that is the best stuff ever. Love your channel Carter and thank you again.
That does sound amazing, Marcia!
How would the water/bean ratio change if we presoak the beans? I like to soak or sprout for health reasons. Thanks. These look amazing!
Thanks, Rose. How does the ratio change when you cook your beans from soaked versus cooking from dry? I didn't test that when doing these recipes, so I can't say for sure.
Another greatly appreciated video. I don't get on line often, but happened to be canning your chicken chipotle soup, featured from one of your videos 3 months ago. I substituted for turkey before and my family adores the shelf stable soup so much, so..... I purchased a 20 pound turkey, roasted it yesterday and am making 16 pints of turkey chipotle soup tonight. Was looking for company in the kitchen, and was thrilled to find this video on bean soups!! I am now planning to make all four as I eat beans daily and so thrilled to have you here in my kitchen this evening expanding my capabilities. Many thanks! Wishing you a wonderful new year!!
Sandra, I am so glad I got to can with you last night! Than you so much for being here.
Your soup recipes are Phenomenal Carter and taste Delicious... THANK You for All your hard work 🙏🙏 Kendra
So glad you like them, Kendra!
On the pumpkin puree it's the density. When you buy it from the manufacturer's with their machines they can get to a higher temperature than we can at home with our stovetop. So it's cook all the way through. But you can still can pumpkin just raw pack in cubes add water ,pressure can it. Make it in a quarter jar, drain it, mash the pumpkin cubes you should have enough puree to equal that what you would be getting out of a can. Hope that helps.
My pumpkin puree goes in less dense than commercially canned, but it comes together nicely. Bottom line, only do what makes you comfortable. I am not the canning police. ;-)
Progresso soup used to be a quick go to ! But now their soups a bioengineered not good ! So I’m very happy you’re making these !
Good to know, Elaine! If you try these, please let me know how I did on the "improved copycat".
Thank you for your time and hard work. I am not a recipe maker but love having filling soup on the shelf.
You are so welcome, Carrie! I hope you enjoy these.
I finally got my pressure canner. I'm so excited. I'm definitely going to be trying some of your soup recipes. Pinto beans are going to be my first foods to preserve. Thanks for all your help and ideas.
Woohoo! Keep me posted on your progress!
Absolutely genius thank you please make a book so I can get this thank you so much I see more soups in my pantry I love beans and with so many different families and religions in my blessed family you are correct these soups will fit in every where thank you
Thanks, Patsy! So glad this was helpful.
Carter, I just found you! I'm the only one who likes bean soups. I'm going to try these. I love curries, too. But, again, I'm the only one. I'm going to try Dahl soup using your lentil soup for inspiration, with red lentils, onion, diced tomatoes and chicken stock, and garam masala. I will add the coconut milk when i heat it for serving. I keep dry coconut powder, or I could freeze canned coconut milk in portions. I would love to see a video with curry inspired soups or dishes.
Welcome, Cheryl! I love curry too! Your Dahl soup sounds fantastic. I'll see what I can come up with.
Hi Carter, thanks for the wonderful soup sampler! I have learned so much from your videos and I can't wait to see the 3rd soup sampler!
Awesome! Thank you, Amy!
Great recipes. After more than 50 years of marriage I found out that my husband’s favorite soup was Campbell’s tomato soup, lol! I have been buying the Progresso Tomato and Basil soup now and he loves it and it has grown on me too. Going to find a recipe for that to can some up.🤞🤞
Love the story! Glad it's not just me.
I made all of the soups in your first soup video and the Italian Sausage and White Bean and the Mediterranean Lentil Soup from this second soup video. For supper tonight I chose the Chipotle Beef (from the first video) and my hubby chose the Italian Sausage and White Bean (we actually traded bowls mid-meal because he preferred the Chipotle Beef). Each had overall delicious flavors. But, when I make them again I will cut way back on the salt, if not leaving out altogether and add to taste when I heat them up. The sausage and bacon in the Italian Sausage and Bean were salted and my chicken broth had salt, which I used to thin the soup, so I don't think we'll need/want more salt when I make it again. The heat in the Chipotle Beef was a bit too much for us. The flavor was wonderful but again, I would cut the amount of chipotle and cut way back on the salt. I am thinking I'd rather have less beef in this one and more corn. Can't wait to try the Chicken Corn Chowder, Chicken Chipotle, Beef Stew, and the Mediterranean Lentil. Haven't canned the Split Pea and Ham and Southwestern Black Bean soups yet. But I imagine they will be just as delicious. Thank you for the recipes!
That's great, Vicki! Make them your own!
Thanks for sharing these recipes
Thank you. I’ve been wanting to make more beans and lentil ready meals. 🙏
You're welcome, Artist!
I am really enjoying your videos, but I have a couple suggestions. I’ve been cooking soups and canning for 50 years, I’m 73 years old. The one thing I always do is sort through and rinse my dry beans, because you can find little stones and dirt in the bag. The other thing I do is always wash my canning jars and lids before I use them. I am enjoying your recipes and I will certainly try them soon. Thanks again.
Welcome, Marlyne! I do sort through the beans. I just don't rinse them. My canning jars have just come out of the dishwasher. I do not pre-wash my lids because the usda now tells us that everything is sterilized in the first 10 minutes of processing. The tap water in my area is horrendous. There's no telling how many more contaminants and chemicals I would be adding to the lids.
I absolutely love these soup samplers!
Glad you like them!
I have canned the Italian sausage soup, the chicken corn chowder, and the black bean southwest soup. They are so delicious. Open up a jar and fix some grilled cheese.
That's awesome, Mary! Thanks so much for letting me know you 're enjoying them. Nothing beats a grilled cheese and bowl of soup on a chilly day!
I am really enjoying your videos. I can't wait to try these soup recipes. Thank you😁❤️
Thank you, Lori!
These look great. I am going to can all 4. Thank you for sharing.
Excellent! Keep me posted.
Wonderful Carter soup is the go to quick meal in this house and having recipes is great thanks a bunch
My pleasure, Anne! Glad to have you here!
Carter, can you use fresh chopped tomatoes in the black bean soup? We love the white bean Italian soup! Trying the black bean, canning today!
Woohoo! Fresh chopped tomatoes are fine. Your choice whether or not you choose to peel them first.
I am a new subscriber and tried the italian sausage and bean soup :) phenomenal! Thanks❤️
Woohoo! Welcome!
I just tried the italian sausage soup !!! Amazing ❤ Thank you so much 😊 I hope you have a soup sample 3 . I also made all 4 chicken - beef and oh wow !!! Love them so much
Fantastic! So glad you're enjoying them.
Just found your channel and am so impressed with your style of teaching, recipes, and suggestions that i subscribed. Thank you! Ive not started canning yet, but am eagerly researching and planning! Looking forward to the next group of recipes!!
Welcome, Connie! Glad to have you here!
Looks delicious! Definitely gonna try. I'll probably make homemade beef sausage out of hamburger meat in place of the sausage, and turkey bacon in place of the bacon. Also, new subscriber here!! Thank you soooo much!! Keep up the great work.
Welcome, Lori! Absolutely make changes that suit you!
I pre-soaked my beans so that I could get some of the gas problems to come out they give my husband and I such a problem me more so than him he doesn’t mind but I definitely do for me. I mind I don’t wanna be gassy. How can I change the ingredients because I definitely love your soups! I made the last four soups and we loved them all.
I made the second batch and the same thing happened. It's okay..I just add some water when I open it. I do think that there is much too much pepper for our taste but we love all four of the soups. Thank you for all of your testing and sharing these recipes. Merry Christmas 🎄.
Merry Christmas, Madeline!
@@growandpreserve and a very happy New Year.
GOOD MORNING CARTER, LOOKS DELIOUS. YOU ARE SO CREATIVE. I HAVE MY FIRST OFFICIAL BATCH OF PINTO BEANS IN THE CANNER. I'M VERY NERVOUS. NEVER DONE THIS BEFORE. WISH ME LUCK. THANKS FOR SHARING. I'M LEARNING FROM YOU.
Good luck, Suzie!
Oh, my gosh, I was so excited to see your canner!!!! I have that type also! I am fairly new to canning so I'm trying to learn the ins and outs. Your soups look wonderful. I want to make all of them. Thank you so much for sharing.
Welcome, Betty! I do love the Presto Electric canner. I have had the All American stovetop pressure canner for years, but my first choice now seems to be the Presto Electric. As a fairly new canner, you have absolutely chosen the right canner.
Great video, Carter 🎉. Must get these on my shelves. Does it matter which lentil to use? Green, brown, yellow, black? There are so many! Thanks for such useful content 😊
I used green lentils, Therese. I don't have much experience (or any canning experience) with the other colors.
Progress soups are a waste of money, especially the organic ones. They are mostly broth with token pieces of food morsels. I used to buy the corn and black bean one and just to have it for lunch for me, I would add a half can of corn and a half can of black beans. They supplied the broth.
Funny! I definitely hope I improved on them! If you make these, please let me know.
I used to love the Chickarina soup by Progresso, as a child. I could probably wing it, using mini meatballs and ancini di pepe pasta. I know we are not supposed to can using dried pasta, but this is just little balls, I think it will work. Maybe one tablespoon per pint.
I can’t wait to get these on my shelf, they all look amazing
Thanks, Blue! Keep me posted if you try them!
Carter have you tried the slow cooker zucchini soup. I’d love some help figuring out recipe to can in pints. Thank you for all these recipes ❤️
I haven't. Never even heard of it.
I just did up 12 quarts of “pasta-less Fajioli. I’m thrilled with the outcome. I’m eating it with a nice slice of homemade bread and I don’t miss the pasta at all.
I have a question. My recipe has Parmesan cheese in it. Should I have left it out?
I pressure processed it for 90 minutes.
…did I mention that it’s delicious?!!
It sounds wonderful. I've never canned with parmesan as an ingredient. While many folks will tell you no, I lean toward it probably being fine.
Awesome video!! I love your samplers! Please don’t stop doing them. I do the same thing looking at soups sold in stores and copy them to my specifics😂 Please keep them coming!!💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
Thank you! I'm glad I'm not the only one looking for inspiration in the grocery store!
@@growandpreserve 💞💞💞
Love this video!! these shelf soups will be so great during the winter! I canned 18 pints of roast beef and 18 pints of chicken breasts this week! Whew!! But I love convenience like you!!
Good for you on getting your meats canned, Melanie! They will always be a staple in my pantry.
Yes more soups
Those jars of soup look yummy, I'll have to try them. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks, PJ! Let me know if you try them!
@@growandpreserve Yes, I'll let you know for sure, maybe a little while though!
Hi Carter, Love ALL your video's. Have you canned any Rice recipes, seeing a lot of them on FB but a basic newbie after many years between and so much has changed over the last 50+ years. TIA
Hey, Carol. Welcome! I've seen quite a bit of rice canning in the fb rebel groups as well. I have not done it, but personally, it's about the quality of the end product for me. I have never enjoyed the taste or texture of commercially canned rice or pasta products. I love rice (and pasta), but I want them to be an entirely blank canvas for whatever creation I'm serving up. Does that make sense?
I bet those first two would be good with kale instead of spinach, just to change it up a bit if you wanted.
Yes! Or collards also work great in them.
Carter I tried the Southwestern Black Bean and the split pea and ham soup . I have never tried spit peas before, but I love peas so gave it a try in quarts. Is the Peas suppose to be like a soft solid to the top of the jar or at least 90% of the jar. Really no fluid to speak of in the jar. I used the 3/4 c x 2 as I doubled the pint recipe. I also like I mentioned never have eaten split pea soup so not sure if this is normal. Thanks in advance for your response. PS i tried the Beef stew and Chicken corn chowder and you are right the jalapenos are a must ,So unbelievable delicious.
Yes. Split peas are a giant mass. It makes for a nice thick soup. Feel free to add a bit of water or broth when you heat it up to serve. So glad you liked the beef stew and chicken corn chowder. Thanks for reporting back!