Freeze Dried Leftovers! Never Waste Again!
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2021
- You know those leftovers that you find in the fridge weeks after you had them for dinner? You feel terrible that all of the good food went to waste. Well no more! Just freeze dry them for instant quick meals! Then, you'll be happy about your leftovers rather than feeling guilty.
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One thing to remember with your freeze dryer too is when you freeze dry things like strawberries, apples, peaches, etc., you can put them into your spice grinder and make a powder. Adding strawberry powder to a cake icing is incredible.
Thank you for explaining freeze drying and giving your review of the Harvest Right! I’m the Executive Chef of my region’s food bank, and I’ve been looking for ways to expand food storage, reduce waste, and provide meals for our unhoused population. This is my answer! (Side benefits are that my food pantries can keep meals on the shelf instead of taking up precious freezer space, and as most of the pantry volunteers are elderly, the reduced weight is an added bonus!). I am fortunate to have found a donor who has purchased FOUR of the large units for my kitchen! I cannot wait for them to arrive and to get started experimenting with recipes! I’ve always found your channel to be informative and a fun escape during my week, but this is going to be absolutely life changing for so many of my clients! Thank you!
As a non-elderly food pantry volunteer, I say YES! Anything we can do to increase nutrition, decrease weight, save space in our facilities, help clients save space in their homes, all the while offering great taste is fabulous! Many clients have limited kitchens, too. What’s easier than adding water? Even hotel rooms come with coffee (hot water) makers. If you’ve been successful, please let me know. Are the clients receptive to freeze-dried food?
Amazing
That sounds great! Please let us know how the freeze dryers are working for you. Thanks!
If the product is weighed before and after freeze drying, the difference in weight will be the amount of water needed to rehydrate. If you write that amount on the bag or on the label of the jar, getting back to where you started will be a little easier.
Dwight - Great tip.
Great thought!!!
I've kinda done the same thing with dehydrated potatoes. I used to use a lot of the sliced casserole box potatoes like cheesy bacon au'gratin or scalloped potatoes. By using their water amounts and the weight of the dried potatoes to put together my own "box kits" of potatoes it works rather well. I just make my own cheese sauces instead of the powdered ones. The liquid ratios still seem to work well, despite having different liquids. Only occasionally do I have to add a splash of milk or cook a tad longer due to too much liquid. I do think its because I use all types of potatoes in my mix and not just one.
I bet this will get Kevin to do a bit of "nerdy farm math" for us 🥰
Just what I was going to suggest ❤️
My immediate thought as well.
It's cooking, not rocket science, and a little either way isn't a big disaster, especially if it is still tasty!
Y'all are so well rehearsed and coordinated in your presentation in each video. As good as anything on television.
Yep. Whoever does the editing of the videos does an excellent job, so it seems seamless and well-rehearsed.
I agree
My Flight Attendant daughter and her boys all have food allergy issues so have a very customized diet. She bought a dryer and can take her "safe foods" on her trips. Sometimes they are 9-10 days long so previously it was very difficult to take enough food with her. Now the dryer has made things so easy for her. Light weight, flat and still tasty. Just some hot water from the galley and she's able to eat well. Highly recommend this method.
That's a great idea
And I would think you could get through customs since they are sealed. I’m a flight attendant too and that’s the other reason I’m looking at it.
@@Shanmammy She hasn't had any issues in about 3 years she's been doing it even in a**hole places like DUL, SFO and ORD. It's been a Godsend for her with the inability to eat most fast foods or restaurant foods. As a F/A I'm sure you travel with some heavy bags so saving weight is a great thing. Good luck flying!
@@rogerhuber3133 good to know! Thanks! Yes, I travel with my roller bag, duffle, and food bag. Sometimes that food bag can start out heavier than my roller!
Can you imagine freeze drying watermelon or cantaloupe for crunchy snacks!
Ice cream!
That sounds great
Excellent suggestion👍
Watermelon turns out like candy. It's SOOOOOOO good to snack on!
This is such an amazing way to preserve food. I wish I would’ve known this about 50 years ago. Now that my kids are grown and my husband gone to heaven it’s just me. But I love watching your videos. They are uplifting. Thanks for all you do!
My kids are grown now too. I see less and less cooking in the future, and I miss it.
It would be awesome to have a freeze dryer at any age and situation I believe in these times! Fix a few large meals once and have many for later! Prayers for you! I've been widowed 15 yrs with raising my 17yr old son on my own with God's Blessings!
I don't think there were home freeze dryers 50 years ago. The microwave was the new thing in the early 70's, but they weren't in everyone's kitchen until the early 90's. I first heard about home freeze dryers about 7 years ago when going off-grid was all the rage. I'm an empty-nester & just ordered a Medium freeze dryer. I have Big Plans for it!! I already have days when I don't feel like cooking & end up eating peanut butter toast. NO MORE PB TOAST!! that's kid's food
Woke up to 5 baby goats this morning 4 Billy’s and a nanny
Congratulations!
@@borountree4539 thank you
Oh how exciting... congratulations!!!
There really seems to be an abundance of boys on all the homesteads this year.
@@Keachybean it seems that way the people I bought the billy from had good luck every baby he was the dad to was girls lol
Judy Jetson food that tastes great. Everybody wants a freeze dryer, now.
Judy Jetson. I remember her.
I’ve always wanted one!!!!
Not everyone...
Anxiously awaiting my HR freeze dryer to arrive. Starting a community “bartering” system for summer fruits and crops to support the kids backpack program and the local community center . Thank you for being a light to show the way for helping others as food insecurity continues to rise. Thank you!!!! God bless
My hubs and I used to day and overnight hike and back pack and spent a fortune on freeze dried meals this is a great way to help your community.
A funny note back in the 80s when we hiked a lot we actually looked into these very machines and the 4 tray one was over $6000 so our dreams of doing it ourselves kinda went out the window. The prices have actually gone down and we might be tempted.
@@Emeraldwitch30 Just like the first microwaves, that cost upwards of $2000. when they first came on the market. The more people that buy them help the cost come down.
@@gelwood99 Remember hand held calculators, back in the late 60's, when
minimum wage was about $1/hr, and the calculators were $150? and then by the late 70's, early 80's you got a free one in your box of Fruit Loops! 😲😲
MT - that is actually a very good idea. That might be a way of offsetting the cost of acquiring a freeze-dryer.
@@marktoldgardengnome4110 - It goes the other way also. I used to buy GIANT Baby Ruth candy bars for a dime. One that size would cost $10 today.
Grandkids are the best invention ever. 🥰
Yes!! Grand babies are the best!!
You got that right!!
Yes indeed! They are precious!
Our chickens would be very unhappy if we got a freeze dryer - they love leftovers!!!
Oh I hear that. My compost pile sure suffers due to the chickens getting the yum! Lol
Haha. Newbie chicken owner. They just started laying. Gosh love my birds and they do love any kind of leftovers and how my compost pile has suffered, lol.
Melody Lyons add their poop and bedding to the compost. Your pile will grow quickly 😸
I want to say Congratulations to all who won the prizes .
I would love to see videos of Sarah making her prize winning recipes!
What a fantastic idea about baby food. It would be so easy, convenient, and you KNOW where your baby's food came from and how it was raised and processed. No recalls for plastic, glass, or bacteria in it. Love this!
I now have a Freeze dryer! Didn’t know they existed until seeing your 1st video. Thanks!
Okay, I learned two things:
1. I want a freeze dryer.
2. I'm hungry
Me too.
Same!
I've had my freeze dryer for 2+ years and it is amazing..it runs almost constantly..
Amen
@@lindalevrio3319 Me Also! We just got ours a month ago, and it has been running non-stop pretty much. Best investment you can make!!!
We are loving our freeze dryer. So far we’ve been drying individual items, now we’ll try left overs. Thank you!
My HR freeze dryer arrived this week. I did the bread yesterday and gong to start with the eggs today. So grateful to you both for the education and taking us on this adventure. I have learned so much from ya'll over the years ...thank you.
Do you mean you freeze dried bread? Or am I misunderstanding?
@@leannmendoza3854 I've heard to freeze dry some bread as your first load in a new freeze dryer to remove the "new" smells.
@@job955 ah...ok, I suppose thst makes sense. Thank you!
We’ve been discussing a freeze dryer down the road thanks to you guys. Have a great weekend.
HR is having a contest right now, the grand prize is a medium sized freeze dryer, I just entered - it ends 5/18
Just an FYI a hair straightener is an inexpensive way to seal Mylar bags. It works amazing and can be found at thrift stores for $1
Aren't they fairly wide? A narrow seal wastes less bag, so they can be resealed several times. I do this with my vacuum freezer bags; I cut them extra long from the roll for this purpose.
@@micheleolson9914 you don't have to use the whole width. It's surprising how easy it is to control. Just use the edge. Better for some that don't want to spend $75 on a sealer. Vacuum sealers won't all work on Mylar
I have a Mylar sealer
We're elderly, so you can help us out. 👵🏼😊 Were usually forced to cook at least twice a week whether we feel like it or not. 😂 We also cook big batches which we eat 3-4 days in a row. Otherwise it's sandwiches. It's not the most exciting menu but it works for us since we were both raised to be thankful and not picky. Believe me, meals had much more variety when we were young!
I love all your videos and you are my favorite homesteaders. It's fun to watch your beautiful daughters grow up and your exciting, busy farm life. I wish we were 50 years younger but God has given us His best through 47 years of marriage. May He bless and protect you all! Much love from a Granny in Texas.
Got our Harvest Right about two months ago. Just love it! Please do a video on how you're storing & organizing all the mylar bags. Currently standing them up on the shelf by my canning jar foods, but need a better option. My husband says we need a file cabinet, but I just don't know....:)
Great question
Sarah, you need to write a cookbook
I agree!
I hope to save enough to get one. I'm retired and on a fixed income but feel like this would save money in the long run. I want to save food for my family. Thank you for the honest review.
Your "Mexican Chicken Soup" looks a lot like Tortilla Chicken Soup. One of my favorites to make in the crock pot and can up. Great Video, always so informative and entertaining. Your relationship is a blessing to me.
I ended up buying a medium sized freeze dryer after watching your videos. I love storing up all our garden goodies and leftovers. And saves me time and space!
I got my harvest right today. Love your videos . Thank you. Your both adorable. I'm going to clean out my freezer .
So nice cause nit every one want same thing for dinner all the time this give u a choice and u know the kids and family has great meal easy for mom ! Dad too !!
So, the wife was headed to the shower, and I just got back in from planting taters, onions sets, garlic, strawberries, potted up two elderberries and a few blackberry canes I rooted from last season - I threw the video up on the tv with screen share. You guy look great on the new tv, very crisp and clear... I watched this video twice so the wife can hear it... I’m going to play again after she goes to sleep so she will let me get a Harvest Right... 😄
So cool for you to be this detailed about your new adventure. Answering lots of our questions. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I wish I could afford a freeze dryer. I'd be satisfied with your chilli recipe for now, Ha Ha. Looks AMAZING!!! Could almost smell it from here.
You two are the most thoughtful and generous ambassadors for how to help people become completely food independent. What an awesome demo and opening 5 different meals for your viewers. I wish you continued success and happiness with your homestead.
Using the freeze dryer to clear out old stuff from the freezer is big. We had frozen cherries in the freezer for a year. I didn't like them in smoothies, and nobody knew they were in the freezer. I freeze-dried them and now they sit in a clear container on the kitchen counter. Kids are eating them daily. They didn't completely dry out and are more like raisins. Very good.
We have a large countertop freezedryer. I thought my wife was nuts when she bought one that size because it takes up so much room on the counter but boy does she feel that thing up when she decide she's going to freeze dry bunch of stuff. It was very expensive for us but it's been worth it.
I personally never heard of liar bags for home use and I don't think she did either because she didn't get none and she ran out of gallon jugs to put stuff into. So I want to tell her about the myler bags and make that investment...
Great video thanks for sharing be blessed in Jesus name... BBE 🤗🤗🤗🤗
You've answered so many of the questions that I've been wondering about with freeze drying. Thanks for your channel and your awesome insight.
This is very thorough! I really enjoy your breakdown, especially between mylar and vacuum sealing. What really got me was the okra! It's so beneficial to gut health! On it's best day, it's still a little slimy! But dehydrated, it's chips! Been a key component in healing my ulcers! Now I can eat okra without it slithering down my throat! Thank you ❤️💝
Kevin maybe with the okra being freeze dried you can finally get Sarah to eat okra cause it's not slimy . lol
It's actually delicious as a snack in its dehydrated, crunchy form!
I was wondering if he put salt on it before drying and was it cooked?
😅
I bet it slimes up once in your mouth…😩
I love dehydrated peas! They are delicious. Also, freeze dried strawberries.
Thanks for sharing these results with your freeze dryer--it is on my wish list.
Hope you had a big crusty bread to go with all the soups! Mmmmmm
Kevin makes a really good crusty bread in their dutch oven. I know this bread is good and tasty as I have made it myself a few times now and it would absolutely go great with these soups. :) I think if you scroll through past videos you can find the recipe and method for the bread.
Oh Sarah the look on your face when you tasted the spaghetti sauce did not match what you were saying. Your face was saying yuck or wth and you were saying it was great. lol
Check it out near the end the last bowl hahahaha!
Have to skip this one, can not afford a freeze dryer. God Bless, stay safe.
There is a lay away option.
@@melodylyons4631 Thank you. Still dropping 3 grand on food preservation. Will keep canning and dehydrating. I will spend the money on a greenhouse.
When cell phone cost 1k+ this is definitely worth saving for.
@@carolclarkson4859 Thank you. My phone from WM was $49.
Shoot, I can't afford the down payment!
Still waiting for my HR freeze dryer also! So exciting! My son is getting tired of listening to my ideas for trying things....ie..what about freeze dried homemade saurkraut???? Love your videos! Will be using the egg ideas. Also, will be freeze drying my buttermilk, etc that can get dated before I (by myself) can use them. Even that great container of strawberries! Keep up the good work!
Great job Sarah and Kevin, looks like a keeper for sure. Must say everything sure looked great. Thanks for sharing with us. Keep up the good work and videos, Fred. 👍👍👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
LOVE How you are DOING THIS! HUGS, take it easy! dehydrating fruits and veg to crisp and putting them in mylar with oxygen absorber and with desiccant keeps them forever too!
I loved how Sarah surreptitiously placed her hand on the jiggling sealing arm a couple of times to calm it. Thanks! That was getting on my nerves, lol!
I have been interested in freeze drying when I first heard about it thanks for the video!! What I would do when reconstituting the soup is use chicken broth for more flavor!!!
💡- Keeping a diary of fresh weight Vs dried weight after reconstitution them will make it easier for future meals. Also, you can easily add your boiling water straight into the mylar bag, fold the top over, and let it sit for 10-15 minutes. It will help keep the heat in and can be served straight out of the bag. For those curious as to why mylar : Mountain House is a top tier company and has been using it for their freeze dried foods for decades. They have done testing on samples and advertise their food tastes as fresh as it did when processed up to 25 years later. They have even tested it after 30 years and have said it won't be long before they feel comfortable updating the 25 year mark to 30.
Thank you for showing the rehydration process. I appreciate all you’re hard work
Howdy from northern Indiana! What a great healthy tasty way to preserve your leftovers and save space.
Sara? What is your butternut squash soup recipe? Please share 😂
Yes please share 🙏🏼❣️🙏🏼
Right. Ironically enough I was telling my husband about them freeze drying as I was looking up butter squash soup recipes and 5 minutes later I went to UA-cam and saw this video. The other dishes looked good too.
I love mine and freeze dry everything!!
You two look happy and healthy God bless you
I know you're still experimenting but have you freeze dried something and found it didn't taste as good as the original? Curious.
They did a recent video where they freeze dried pumpkin pie. It didn’t turn out too well. It about broke their teeth. I think anything crunchy wouldn’t do well unless you finish it off under a broiler or air fryer.
How cool is that. Glad it is worth the money spent. Plus, it stores well for 25 yrs. so much better than any other preserving measures.
Am so excited. I ordered a large freeze dryer, Feb 24. Delivery date was end of May or June. Got a message it shipped yesterday. Ty for ur videos. I've saved them all. 👍💜
Bought a Harvest Right last summer. I put in sliced tomatoes from the garden. BLTs in January and February were just like summer.
THAT was my question!! Although there is something to be said for the heightened appreciation for things that you only get to enjoy in its season, I want tomato sandwiches more than 3 months a year!!
Just blowing my mind. I like that ball cap. Split pea soup is also my fav.. and I like it thick. This is awesome..
No questions. I have learned so much from you guys. I just want to thank you.
I want to see the actual FREEZE DRYING PROCESS, the machine, the process,... and how you package/ seal it up!
I just LOVE watching you two. You are so adorable together. You keep it real. I learn so much. I find myself smiling when you all are making these videos.
I bought one a few months because of your videos! Thank you so much!!! We LOVE our machine. Please post recipes of your soups and sauces PLEASE! Thank you!
It is so nice to see how all these different things turned out after being freeze dried. What a better advertisement for their product, but also, practical experience of results from someone we feel will tell us truly how it really is. Thank you!
My goodness this entire process is an awesome mind blowing experience to watch. I can’t wait to try.
Great show y'all. Thanks so much!
We are so looking forward to buying one of those this year. Thanks for the update on fixing it up after it has been packaged.
This is so helpful. I have been curious about freeze drying for years. You have answered so many questions. Thankyou.
Thank so much for sharing!! I actually found your channel right after your first freeze dryer video. I had been researching Harvest Right. You two were so genuine, I subscribed and have binged watched many of your videos. The added bonus is we will soon be southern Missouri neighbors! We bought 30 acres in Alton, MO about 15 years ago and will soon be making the move to the farm. Love your tips on internet access, types of veggies that do well out there, and your advice on meat chickens. I just used your link to Harvest Right and ordered a freeze dryer. Thanks again!
Pam and Jim from Rose Red Homestead just recently bought the same freezer dryer and she did something neat and wondered if you have tried it yet. If you remove the racks and trays, you can vacuum pack a bunch of quart jars at one in the machine. I thought that was pretty cool. Anyways, love your videos on the freeze dryer, thank you
I'm envious of Kevin! Dinner of 4 of my 5 favorite soups at the same time! If you had freeze dried potato and ham soup too, my wife and I would have been packing our bags. Lol! Bless ya all!
I love the teaching on this , From seed to stomach you know what’s going in your body ! I have my heart set on purchasing one . I can’t go through the canning process without a lot of help , I have COPD and now a heart problem so I have to do most of my work while sitting ! This would allow me that ! Thanks again , y’all be blessed and favored always 🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️
You guys are so fun to watch So
Informative and so fun to see your delight in the tasting the meals
I can't wait for my freeze dryer to arrive. I have been saving for awhile now. Can hardly wait
Aww you guys are so very blessed to have all this in your life and I am so lucky to be learning from you and your family, thank you 😊
My freeze dryer gets delivered tomorrow! Thanks for the inspo!
Pea soup with ham is one of my favs...the thicker the better. All of the soups sound amazing. One day maybe we can purchase a freeze dryer,looks like fun to use.
You guys are a cut above all us. Thanks for sharing info.
I have never sent a letter or message to anyone, but you two are truly a blessing to watch and listen to. Kevin and I have so much in common as far as the outdoors go. Also I have been learning so much watching you both. Hope this finds you well, God Bless and have a great day.
Daniel Mills
Great tutorial on freeze drying ... many thanks. I ordered one two days ago and i'm still learning about freeze drying.
I want to thank you for telling us about freeze drying. I just purchased the medium sized Harvest Right unit and am having a blast! I’m doing left overs too. Costco recently had a salsa that I absolutely love, so I bought up a bunch and am freeze drying it before they don’t carry it any more. So many ways to save money with this thing, and we get to control what’s in our food. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! Stay safe and eat well.
I am so drawn to your channel. I wish this type of information was around 40 years ago when I was big into gardening, canning and freezing. Now it's old age and just me I'm feeding me. I enjoy seeing all your reasons to do things, and also what things didn't work and why. You guys are an amazing couple. Keep sharing, and we will keep watching! God Bless~!
We got our Harvest Right a couple months ago. You just confirmed exactly what i was thinking about leftovers. Thanks!
Thank you so much dear friends for wonderful work and share your informations with me 😘😘😘.
My friend has a freeze dryer. All I gotta say is BACON!!!!! It’s was so awesome!!!
How in the world did you freeze dry soup, stews and sauces? Have you made a tutorial on this? Genius, thanks so much for sharing and going into depth regarding the differences. Love your channel.... you two are just too cute and smart!
I’m so excited about your videos on Freeze drying. I was not supposed to get mine for seven weeks but it’s coming in three weeks. I will have my new big freeze dryer Wednesday and looking forward to trying some of your tips and tricks and recipes. Thank you for doing this
Great information. I've worked in the culinary field most of my life and have found many commercially freeze dried foods to be very equal in thier quality of tastes once reconstituted. i know that a fresh home cooked meal that you would dehydrate yourself would be even better. Thank you for the constant pool of knowledge you both provide.
Thank you for all the amazing information U2 are so awesome!👍❤️
Oh my gosh just imagining Sarah and Kevin as grands just made me choke up. They would be such a pair, showing off them grandbabies like new born animals, HeHe! Love and Blessings y'all!
Thanks for answering questions.
I hope you do a LOT more freeze-dry videos. I love them! I'm using your link to order my FD (hopefully tomorrow) and really looking forward to saving a lot of leftovers, plus getting a lot of foods out of my freezer.
Good morning Guys! I love the freeze drying option and You all look so beautiful!
Thanks for sharing how the freeze dryer helps preserve your foods
I really enjoy learning from you both. Thank you so much for your hard work and generosity!
We ordered ours yesterday. Can't wait!!!
Great job guys. It is very helpful to have these reviews. People have questions and you are doing a thorough job answering them. Here in Juneau, Alaska, a store has just started carrying these freeze driers...so we will be getting one soon. So yes, we are loving your taste testing videos. Thanks!
Good morning! My husband and I live vicariously through your videos! We’re retired on our land, in the home we’ve worked to build for our family for the past 37 years here in central PA. Not in a very good homesteading location for much livestock. But we could do some small stuff and definitely plant a garden. I’ve been a soap maker and amateur herbalist for a years, my husband is a welder. We’ve done some of the preservation and other things you show in your kitchen but now have the time to really make it a way of life. Anyway, looking to learn more and possibly add some small animals for the grandkids. You two are such a sweet couple and work so hard but make it look easy. Nice family. God bless!
HRFD is how I found you guys. We got ours back in Oct. Absolutely loooove it. Runs 24/7 here.
The freeze 🥶 dryer seems like a great purchase and would be a peepers dream 😴. 👍
Your soups all looked so delicious! I can see how practical the freeze drier is for your situation. It’s too pricey for us old folks! Love your channel. God bless.
Thanks for making this video. I want one and even though my family is grown and moved away I still cook big meals just for myself and then have to freeze the leftovers. I think you made a really good point about food in refrigerator that gets forgot and then wasted. Also something I think would be so wonderful is that if the people in household could choose different meals and still all sit down and eat together. Four people and each wants a different soup, just pop open a Mylar bag and BAM dinner is served! I wish I would have had one of these when my kids were growing up!
Also I had to edit to add that is fantastic that they offer layaway! Good to know!