I can lots of my home grown dry beans. Did 60 pints just last week and that was just less than half of the beans I grew this year. I dry quite a bit too. Got tons of white and red rice too, and lots of Montana Morado dry corn which I can nixtilify etc. grew that too. I dry fruit, make chutney, a little jam. And yup we get 12-15 gallons of maple syrup from our own trees each year.
Wow, that’s impressive! You must have a fantastic garden! It sounds like you’re set for the year with all those preserves and goodies. Keep up the great work, and thanks for watching! Everyone go check out @sukeyfrugalfrau
Thanks for pointing that out! Those preservation techniques are definitely important and worth discussing. So many things to talk about. I'll make sure to cover them in future videos! Thanks for watching.
Love to make ring bologna again !!! Know how to stuff the piggy intestine but know how to clean them also and then mix the mixture to go into the casings !!! Father in Law taught me also how to Smoke them !!! Last time I did it it was 250 rings we did of pork & Beef together !!! Love my bone broth !!!
I always wondered why Hannah's pickled eggs put red food coloring in their pickled eggs! I guess they are trying to make us think that those eggs are like the beet pickles (which I love!) Trying to learn how to make my own pickled eggs. I was reusing the "juice" from purchased pickled eggs. That will work one time. Then I have to add more vinegar to get the pH low enough for preservation. I think the eggs make the liquid more basic (from the egg protein).
Well, they say poking the bear is a risky business, but someone’s got to do it! Gotta keep things interesting, right. But seriously, preppers come from all walks of life, and they all do it differently. Just trying to shed some light and maybe a few people might pick up on some new ideas and techniques. thanks for your input. Be safe and be prepared.
It's nice to hear all the things to store, but it would sure be nice if you would have told HOW to make those items. Can't make this stuff if we don't know how to do it.
You’re right! I guess I got so carried away with the “what to store” that I forgot the “how to make”! Next time, I’ll throw in a recipe for success! However we are a new channel mainly focused at this time on Survival Tips, Ideas, and Suggestions. Prepping for different situations, Blackouts, Hurricanes, Blizzards Economic Uncertainty. Wilderness Survival, Camping (a lot of camping gear used for survival situations). But we are gearing up to do some outdoor cooking in the near future. So stick around as we grow and learn together. Be Safe, Be Blessed, and always Be Prepared.
Thank you for pointing that out! The internet is full of resources to learn from. I hope mine adds some value to your learning journey! Thanks for watching. Be Safe.
Your enthusiasm just broke the sound barrier! I can almost hear the "YESSSSSSSS" from here! So glad to see your enthusiasm! Love the energy! Thanks for watching.
I agree with the comment it’s hard to focus on what you are saying and trying to listen to you with the music on in the background. You have a nice voice, we just want to hear what you are say. Shows and news stations don’t play music on in the background. Thank you for your show I enjoyed your videos. Keep up the good work!
I’m so grateful for your kind words and constructive feedback! It means a lot to me that you enjoyed the videos, and I’ll work on improving the audio experience.
Thanks for the heads up! I muted the video and read the autocaptions. Saved me from getting a headache; I'm a bit sensitive to "noise pollution" after working for years in a very loud environment. I also have to wear earplugs if I go to a store these days. I can handle low volume "elevator music", but not the overly loud stuff that is blaring out most places. One store had heavy metal. That chased me right out and it was a Hardware store! One of my favorite kinds of stores to browse & buy. Got my batteries and got OUT! Cheers!
My apologies, as old as I am, I'm a little new to this editing. But thanks to your comments, I have figured it out and will work hard to improve future videos. Thank you for your VALUABLE input, and thank you for watching. Be safe.
Well, you said input is helpful, so... The first thing i noticed was the recommendation of wild and brown rices. It should be pointed out that these items are for fairly short term storage. They will go rancid if you try to "stockpile" them. Most of the other verbal tops seemed ok but much of the stock footage did not match the topics being covered. How many different candies were being shown while speaking on fruit leather? In the canning segments too much of the stock footage again and many were not even canning jars. Very misleading. You have a pleasant voice but the script was too repetitive. Was that stock/AI as well? In general, people will learn alot more if being given examples and actually being shown how to do something by an actual person on the screen. If nothing else maybe your video can make people curious and give them a jumping off point to do more research. On a positive note, atleast it didn't sound obnoxious and in your face. I'm interested in learning old preseervarion methods not being told the end of the world is coming. There are too many fear mongering channels out there already.
I truly appreciate your constructive criticism! It's great to hear that you found SOME value in the video, and I’ll take your suggestions to heart as I aim to improve my content. Thanks for watching.
I'm sorry I can can all these things, you don't know anything about the prepper community we have learned how to do all these thing our ancestors also did all these things and we teach each other the things we might not know this sounds more like your selling for the Amish no thanks
Haha, I promise I'm not an undercover Amish agent trying to sell you on butter churns and quilt-making! Just sharing some ideas from various communities. I know a little about prepping communities and survival. I've spent 60 years born and raised on the Gulf Coast. Dealt with I can't even tell you how many hurricanes and a few tornadoes. Spent time in the Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands as well. Worked just south of Chicago, dealt with winter power outages, ironically, while working at a power plant. When younger, was an avid fisherman, hunter, caught thousands of pounds of Crawfish and Blue Crabs. Lived at the Angola State Penitentiary, my parents worked there for 40+ years. We were taught about safety and survival in that aspect as well. Situational awareness. Self protection. After all, we were around convicts. Me and my brother would get up before school and go to the lake on the Prison Farm (600+ acre lake), check 200 hooks on a catfish line, put fish on ice and then go to school, come home and filet' them and put them in water and freeze them. And do you know what a "COCHON DE LAIT" is? I would spend the entire Christmas Break in the woods hunting, fishing and living off of the land. AAHHH... THE GOOD OLD DAYS!!!
I think a heck of alot people do not know anything about gardening canning raise animals for food heck I personally know people who wouldn't know hoe to use a screwdriver! Sometimes people need to hear things alot foe it to sink in, as in people still thinking g everything is just hunky dory A OK (in America and other places) and we are not
You bring up an important point! A lot of people are disconnected from the basics of self-sufficiency. It’s essential to spread awareness about these valuable skills. It's wild how many people wouldn't know the first thing about growing their own food! Thanks for watching, thanks for sharing, be safe and keep prepping!
Thank you for sharing that! It's great to see local farmers committed to organic practices. If you are gonna grow , why not grow organic? Thanks for watching. Be safe, and Be Prepared!
Thanks for the thumbs down! It’s always good to know when I’m aiming for “Hollywood blockbuster” on a “small indie” budget. 😂 You got over 130,000 subscribers, what are you doing here anyway? You just come to spread negativity? you didn't say anything about the message.
@@SurvivalScope101 I am here because I am a prepper. Have been prepping since Katrina. Always looking for education and insights. Something new that we don't all already know. I don't like videos that are all stock footage. Not my thing. Good luck to you though.
Your first comment didn't SOUND supportive. To find out more about me, go down the comment list a little bit. And are you saying all 1,800 of your videos are of something NO ONE has heard about? Amish Prepping. Come on, not everyone knows about Amish Prepping! And I SURVIVED KATRINA, just north of Kiln.
I can lots of my home grown dry beans. Did 60 pints just last week and that was just less than half of the beans I grew this year. I dry quite a bit too. Got tons of white and red rice too, and lots of Montana Morado dry corn which I can nixtilify etc. grew that too. I dry fruit, make chutney, a little jam. And yup we get 12-15 gallons of maple syrup from our own trees each year.
Can lots of pork too and venison. I also dry and smoke it. We make pemican too.
Wow, that’s impressive! You must have a fantastic garden! It sounds like you’re set for the year with all those preserves and goodies. Keep up the great work, and thanks for watching!
Everyone go check out @sukeyfrugalfrau
You missed how they preserve fruits for juices, render fats (lard, tallow, butter), canning meat.
Thanks for pointing that out! Those preservation techniques are definitely important and worth discussing. So many things to talk about. I'll make sure to cover them in future videos! Thanks for watching.
Sun chokes as well are very good! In plastic bags in the fridge they last more than a year
I have never tried them, but they sound tasty. Thanks for watching. Be Safe.
They pickle well, too
Love to make ring bologna again !!! Know how to stuff the piggy intestine but know how to clean them also and then mix the mixture to go into the casings !!! Father in Law taught me also how to Smoke them !!! Last time I did it it was 250 rings we did of pork & Beef together !!! Love my bone broth !!!
That’s awesome! Making 250 rings is no joke! I bet your bone broth is the stuff of legends, too! Thanks for watching. Be safe and keep prepping!
Best pickled eggs are beet pickled eggs. Vinegar, canned beets, and pickling mix, serve with salt.
I guess you could say they’re egg-cellent in every way, especially with that vibrant beet color! Thanks for watching. Stay safe!
I always wondered why Hannah's pickled eggs put red food coloring in their pickled eggs! I guess they are trying to make us think that those eggs are like the beet pickles (which I love!) Trying to learn how to make my own pickled eggs. I was reusing the "juice" from purchased pickled eggs. That will work one time. Then I have to add more vinegar to get the pH low enough for preservation. I think the eggs make the liquid more basic (from the egg protein).
I LOVE pickled beets!
I use pickling lime
Do you have any recipes? I was wondering if you have a recipe for homemade pemmican
I'm am sorry, but I don't have a recipe for pemmican. But there are plenty of resources you can find with a Google Search. Be safe.
Geepers you sure poked the nasty society with this one. I appreciate your content as offering a different view on prepping.
Well, they say poking the bear is a risky business, but someone’s got to do it! Gotta keep things interesting, right. But seriously, preppers come from all walks of life, and they all do it differently. Just trying to shed some light and maybe a few people might pick up on some new ideas and techniques. thanks for your input. Be safe and be prepared.
Thank you for telling me what i was thinking……😊
"Now, I Know what your thinking, @ThorneyRose ," Ah, the power of mind-reading! If only I could read minds for my next video topic too!
It's nice to hear all the things to store, but it would sure be nice if you would have told HOW to make those items. Can't make this stuff if we don't know how to do it.
You’re right! I guess I got so carried away with the “what to store” that I forgot the “how to make”! Next time, I’ll throw in a recipe for success! However we are a new channel mainly focused at this time on Survival Tips, Ideas, and Suggestions. Prepping for different situations, Blackouts, Hurricanes, Blizzards Economic Uncertainty. Wilderness Survival, Camping (a lot of camping gear used for survival situations). But we are gearing up to do some outdoor cooking in the near future. So stick around as we grow and learn together. Be Safe, Be Blessed, and always Be Prepared.
My favorite channel for safe canning is Sutton's Daze. Huge playlists including one called "Canning Chat" where she answers questions from viewers.
@@diannamc367 Red Rose is another good place for safe canning! She was a microbiologist when she was working, so she has a lot of the testing down!
Ball canning book and many informational cookbooks and computer info
Since you’re on UA-cam, just search for those items that you want to preserve; there are hundreds of videos for each of those items available
There's already a huge amount of videos bout on the web to teach you how to do all of this
Thank you for pointing that out! The internet is full of resources to learn from. I hope mine adds some value to your learning journey! Thanks for watching. Be Safe.
thanks for watching, be safe!
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Your enthusiasm just broke the sound barrier! I can almost hear the "YESSSSSSSS" from here! So glad to see your enthusiasm! Love the energy! Thanks for watching.
Ruined this with the music!!!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Your input is invaluable as I strive to improve my content. But thank you for watching. Stay Safe. Be Blessed.
I agree with the comment it’s hard to focus on what you are saying and trying to listen to you with the music on in the background. You have a nice voice, we just want to hear what you are say. Shows and news stations don’t play music on in the background. Thank you for your show I enjoyed your videos. Keep up the good work!
I’m so grateful for your kind words and constructive feedback! It means a lot to me that you enjoyed the videos, and I’ll work on improving the audio experience.
Thanks for the heads up! I muted the video and read the autocaptions. Saved me from getting a headache; I'm a bit sensitive to "noise pollution" after working for years in a very loud environment. I also have to wear earplugs if I go to a store these days. I can handle low volume "elevator music", but not the overly loud stuff that is blaring out most places. One store had heavy metal. That chased me right out and it was a Hardware store! One of my favorite kinds of stores to browse & buy. Got my batteries and got OUT! Cheers!
My apologies, as old as I am, I'm a little new to this editing. But thanks to your comments, I have figured it out and will work hard to improve future videos. Thank you for your VALUABLE input, and thank you for watching. Be safe.
The Amish DONT know everything!!
You're right! There's always something new to learn, no matter where you come from.
Yahoo says we're doing everything wrong.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's always helpful to get feedback-whether it's from Yahoo or our awesome community!
Well, you said input is helpful, so...
The first thing i noticed was the recommendation of wild and brown rices. It should be pointed out that these items are for fairly short term storage. They will go rancid if you try to "stockpile" them.
Most of the other verbal tops seemed ok but much of the stock footage did not match the topics being covered. How many different candies were being shown while speaking on fruit leather?
In the canning segments too much of the stock footage again and many were not even canning jars. Very misleading.
You have a pleasant voice but the script was too repetitive. Was that stock/AI as well?
In general, people will learn alot more if being given examples and actually being shown how to do something by an actual person on the screen.
If nothing else maybe your video can make people curious and give them a jumping off point to do more research.
On a positive note, atleast it didn't sound obnoxious and in your face. I'm interested in learning old preseervarion methods not being told the end of the world is coming. There are too many fear mongering channels out there already.
I truly appreciate your constructive criticism! It's great to hear that you found SOME value in the video, and I’ll take your suggestions to heart as I aim to improve my content. Thanks for watching.
I'm sorry I can can all these things, you don't know anything about the prepper community we have learned how to do all these thing our ancestors also did all these things and we teach each other the things we might not know this sounds more like your selling for the Amish no thanks
Haha, I promise I'm not an undercover Amish agent trying to sell you on butter churns and quilt-making! Just sharing some ideas from various communities. I know a little about prepping communities and survival. I've spent 60 years born and raised on the Gulf Coast. Dealt with I can't even tell you how many hurricanes and a few tornadoes. Spent time in the Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands as well. Worked just south of Chicago, dealt with winter power outages, ironically, while working at a power plant. When younger, was an avid fisherman, hunter, caught thousands of pounds of Crawfish and Blue Crabs. Lived at the Angola State Penitentiary, my parents worked there for 40+ years. We were taught about safety and survival in that aspect as well. Situational awareness. Self protection. After all, we were around convicts. Me and my brother would get up before school and go to the lake on the Prison Farm (600+ acre lake), check 200 hooks on a catfish line, put fish on ice and then go to school, come home and filet' them and put them in water and freeze them. And do you know what a "COCHON DE LAIT" is? I would spend the entire Christmas Break in the woods hunting, fishing and living off of the land. AAHHH... THE GOOD OLD DAYS!!!
I think a heck of alot people do not know anything about gardening canning raise animals for food heck I personally know people who wouldn't know hoe to use a screwdriver! Sometimes people need to hear things alot foe it to sink in, as in people still thinking g everything is just hunky dory A OK (in America and other places) and we are not
You bring up an important point! A lot of people are disconnected from the basics of self-sufficiency. It’s essential to spread awareness about these valuable skills. It's wild how many people wouldn't know the first thing about growing their own food! Thanks for watching, thanks for sharing, be safe and keep prepping!
Amish is disappointment now, many are NOT ORGANIC ANYMORE.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's important to keep the conversation going about organic practices and sustainability.
And not all they sell is even theirs😂.They sure like money too.
The Amish in our area only grow organic.
Thank you for sharing that! It's great to see local farmers committed to organic practices. If you are gonna grow , why not grow organic? Thanks for watching. Be safe, and Be Prepared!
You lost me in the first 3 minutes.
Damn! Well thanks for struggling through the first three minutes any way! Be safe.
Wheres the Amish????????
They are everywhere! thanks for watching.
Too highly produced for such a small channel. Too much stock footage. Too fake. big fat thumbs down.
Thanks for the thumbs down! It’s always good to know when I’m aiming for “Hollywood blockbuster” on a “small indie” budget. 😂 You got over 130,000 subscribers, what are you doing here anyway? You just come to spread negativity? you didn't say anything about the message.
@@SurvivalScope101 I am here because I am a prepper. Have been prepping since Katrina. Always looking for education and insights. Something new that we don't all already know. I don't like videos that are all stock footage. Not my thing. Good luck to you though.
@@SurvivalScope101 And what do you mean what am I doing here anyway? I focus a lot of my YT viewing on new small channels, trying to give support.
Your first comment didn't SOUND supportive. To find out more about me, go down the comment list a little bit. And are you saying all 1,800 of your videos are of something NO ONE has heard about? Amish Prepping. Come on, not everyone knows about Amish Prepping! And I SURVIVED KATRINA, just north of Kiln.
Click bait!!
Ah, the classic click bait critique! It's like ordering a pizza and being surprised when it arrives with toppings! 🍕
AI much? If this video is about Amish canning, why are their non-Amish people in the video?
A lot. I guess they’re too busy crafting handmade furniture to make an appearance on UA-cam!
because it is Amish canning/ other books at library, bookstore and cppkbooks
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! The Amish canning methods and other books really do offer a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.
Most Amish will not pose for photos or videos. Of course, it mostly depends on which church.
Wheres the Amish????????
Thanks for watching! The Amish may be elusive, but I appreciate your curiosity about their way of life!
they have rules about TV, pictures and privacy