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Wills Mountain Homestead
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Добавлен 6 июн 2019
Welcome to Wills Mountain Homestead!! My name is Wendy and I live in South Central PA. I am a wife and mother of a beautiful daughter. I am a registered nurse but have been a stay-at-home mom for the past two years. During this time, I have taught myself how to garden and preserve the foods I have grown. I am hoping that I can share those skills with you along with teaching you how to cook from scratch. I hope my channel will provide you with the knowledge to feel comfortable canning and preserving. I will be bringing you informative videos on gardening, food preservation, cooking, and much more!! So, join us on our crazy adventure of learning the basics and preparing wholesome foods for your family to enjoy!!
Preserving Whole Tomatoes / Much Better than Store Bought #canningtomatoes #growyourownfood #shorts
Preserving Whole Tomatoes / Much Better than Store Bought #canningtomatoes #growyourownfood #shorts
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Preserving Our Harvest - Week 2 | Every Bit Counts Challenge
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This was a very busy week preserving food. Everything is ripening all at once and we are blessed with an abundance of produce. This video will show you how we preserve green beans, basil, tomatoes, and peppers. #everybitcountschallenge #preservingfood
Harvesting and Preserving our Homegrown Vegetables **Re-upload**
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Unfortunately, I had to reupload this video. There were technical issues with the first one that I was unable to fix. This video is part of the every bit counts challenge that is taking place during the month of August. I like to preserve as much from our garden as I can. I do this by canning, freezing, and dehydrating. This video will show you a few of the foods that I prepared for to use over...
Spud-tacular Harvesting Day!!
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We are having a very dry spell and are forecasted to get rain which we desperately need. Our potatoes have all died back and are ready to harvest. Join us as we dig out our potatoes and find out what we are planting in that space. #gardening #potatoharvest #growyourownfood You can also follow me on: Facebook Instagram email: willsmountainhomestead@gmail.com
Seed Saving Flowers
Просмотров 192Месяц назад
Saving the seeds from the flowers that you grow is very easy to do and is economical. I do this every year and I now do not need to rely on the big box stores for my flower seeds. This video will show you how to save seeds from marigolds, calendula, red-feathered poppies, and zinnia flowers. #seedsaving #homesteading #savemoney You can follow me on: Facebook Instagram e-mail: willsmountainhomes...
July Garden Tour Plus Loss on the Homestead
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July Garden Tour Plus Loss on the Homestead
From Garden to Table: Creative Ways to Use Extra Zucchini
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From Garden to Table: Creative Ways to Use Extra Zucchini
Preserving/Canning - French Onion Soup
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Preserving/Canning - French Onion Soup
Easy Tip for Getting Rid of Squash Bugs
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Easy Tip for Getting Rid of Squash Bugs
Salsa- Vegetable Dip - Salad Dressing - Using Our Fresh Herbs
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Salsa- Vegetable Dip - Salad Dressing - Using Our Fresh Herbs
How We Grow 100's of Pounds of Food Every Year
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How We Grow 100's of Pounds of Food Every Year
How to Make the Easiest Homemade Pizza
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How to Make the Easiest Homemade Pizza
What's in Your Garden of Daily Living?
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What's in Your Garden of Daily Living?
How to Make Meals When My Fridge Looks Like This!!..
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How to Make Meals When My Fridge Looks Like This!!..
Potato Planting Guide 101 - The Basics
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Potato Planting Guide 101 - The Basics
Zone 6 - April Gardening - What are we planting?
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Zone 6 - April Gardening - What are we planting?
March Gardening Update + New Raised Garden Beds
Просмотров 465 месяцев назад
March Gardening Update New Raised Garden Beds
Growing Tomatoes for a Year's Supply!!
Просмотров 465 месяцев назад
Growing Tomatoes for a Year's Supply!!
Deboning Chicken Thighs to SAVE Money!! Plus, Multiple Ways to use the ENTIRE Thigh!!
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Deboning Chicken Thighs to SAVE Money!! Plus, Multiple Ways to use the ENTIRE Thigh!!
How long in the water bath?
For now, I’m gonna do canning salsa last year. We made salsa but we didn’t have as many tomatoes this year. I’m not sure why we had record amount of rain here in Minneapolis. It was beautiful and everything is green, but my husband said it might’ve been a combination all the weeds we got last year from a drought. Yes, it was crazy. Was like living in the west we got the weirdest weeds. I’ve never seen in my life come through the previous year so we did that and then tomato plants. We’ve got our special breed of the master gardeners of Minnesota and their bigger than a cherry tomato and they’re like orange color. They make the best salsa, but they bloom, low lowAcidy. Do you have a video on Canning salsa
I’ll have to check into that variety of tomato. I’m always looking to try new types. Our weather was hot and very dry this summer. I’m probably going to have to get a few loads of cow manure from our neighbors to help amend our soil. I do have a video on my channel on making salsa. Thank you for watching my videos!!
I saw a dehydrator at a garage sale last week and I should’ve got it. I just thought oh it takes up so much space but then all this week I was thinking of things I could try to make with it. Groceries are getting expensive. I gotta start getting resourceful.
Dehydrators can be pricey, but well worth the investment. When our stores have sales, I will buy extras of bananas, strawberries, and other fruits and will dry them. Great for in oatmeal or just snacking. I also use it for a lot of garden veggies/herbs too. I’ve seen them listed in my area on facebook marketplace before pretty reasonably priced.
I think they are not growing here where i live (Finland)🇫🇮
I first started growing these a few years ago. I had never heard of them either and purchased seeds from MIGardener. I always like to grow something different every year, and these have become a favorite!! Thank you for watching!!
Do you add any pickling salt?
Thank you so much.
You’re welcome!!☺️
Why was it bad without the sugar? I am trying to find a recipe without sugar.....
I was following the recipe from my Ball book. And, no sugar made it taste awful. It was very bitter. Even though it’s not a lot of sugar used, it makes a huge difference in the taste. You could try a lacto-fermentation with the zucchini. That way doesn’t require any sugar. Hope that helps!!
@@willsmountainhomestead Thank you for your reply! I looked and I can substitute honey at a much decreased rate. (I cut out all processed sugars in my diet) I will try that today! Thanks for video! :D
Thank you very much, it's so inspiring! I enjoyed watching this video with the amazing music:-) If possible, I'd appreciate the recipes for all the goodies in a written form as well.. Have a wonderful summer!🤗🌻🌻🌻
Thank you so much!! I put a playlist together of each recipe and how to make them in detail. It’s titled Tomato/onion. This will give you all of the recipes in this video with directions. You have a great rest of summer too!!
@@willsmountainhomestead Thank you, great!🤗
Is the 1/2 head space measured from the bottom on the threads or from the lip of the jar?
If you don’t have an all in one debubbling/ headspace measuring tool, you can gauge headspace based on the threads of the jar. One inch is at the bottom ring or neck of the jar, the next thread up would be 1/2 in and then the top one would be 1/4 in. There are really good diagrams of this on google images if you need a visual reference.
Why remove the cinnamon sticks?
The only reason I did was just to follow the recipe. I’ve canned other things like spiced peaches or red hot cinnamon apples where they are left in the jar. Hope that helps!!
Love Cowboy candy and the onions! I am wondering about halving the syrup in the cowboy candy as there is always so much left over.
That’s a great idea to just do 1/2 of the syrup especially if you are canning a small amount of peppers.
This method works GREAT for peaches substituting peach juice.
How long does the bbq sauce last once opened?
Great question!! I would say several weeks, however, I always check first for molding, and smell it to make sure it hasn’t turned before I use it.
@@willsmountainhomesteadI had another question. I just canned some bbq sauce, I see air bubbles on it. I made sure to take out as much as I can. Is it ok to have bubbles in them?
@@timetraveler6615 as long as the jar is sealed and you have the correct headspace, it should be ok.
@@willsmountainhomestead loved your video. Thank you for sharing your insight! 🙏🏻
What do you make with canned potatoes? I've never tried it but keep seeing it around and want to give them a try!
Great question!! I like to drain them and then fry them. Or, make potato salad or mashed potatoes. They are also good to make a potato soup with. I love the versatility!!
what’s the point of putting that much seasoning it’s not like it’s salt 😭
I use Italian seasoning on them. I don’t use that much on each tomato. However, if you rehydrate them in olive oil, the seasoning adds to the taste. It’s a personal preference. You can dehydrate them without it.
how freakin cute! wish I had a place to garden. I am in zone 6B
They are cute!! If you have outdoor space for a potted plant, I grew one last year in a pot and it vined up my metal porch post and did really good.
Their awesome!! I recommend them too
What kind of flowers do you have? This is my first year so I planted things WAY too close lol. But, I am starting to sketch out how I want next years. I’d LOVE to hear your good/bad
I plant a few different flowers. Marigolds are good to deter pests and attract pollinators. I also plant poppies and calendula. I started a medicinal herb garden this year, and borage produces beautiful flowers and so does marshmallow root. I have a tendency to plant some things too closed too..like cabbage. Having a planned layout does help. Hope you are having a good harvest this year!!
This is one of the best mint jelly recipes I have ever seen beautiful absolutely beautiful. And I like the fact you kept it natural without putting in the green food coloring..
Thank you!!😊
Harvesting time❤❤❤done subscribe
Thank you!!💕
Peas are so fun to grow.. 😊
I think so too!
Very nice
Thank you!!
It is soaking here!! We got all the remnants of Hurricane Beryl? Hopefully you will get some rain 🩷
Thank you!! We were hoping to get rain from that hurricane, but it went just north of us.
ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! Thank you for the great video and recipe.
You’re welcome!! I’m so happy you like it!!
Will the bones break down kinda like canned salmon?
Yes!! They break down and you can pull the spine out if you want to. I usually do. The little bones dissolve.
❤❤🎉
Those are some beautiful tomatoes
Thank you!!
Looks delicious! Not only do I see this as food but as medicine too.
I don't have a dark place to store my jars, would it be ok to store in fridge after jars have cooled
I honestly don’t know the correct answer for that. I personally wouldn’t store them in the fridge. I would check Pinterest for creative ways to store your filled jars. I have a friend who purchased long totes, places her jars in those and stores them under her bed. I hope that helps. If I come across anything I’ll let you know.
Many years ago I met an elderly Romanian woman who used soaked tapioca to make her jam instead of boxed pectin. I tried it with mixed results, some so horrible they were tossed because I never had her "amounts". I recently have started using "Tapioca flour/starch" with much better results because I can add diluted amounts (water & starch) and cook it until I get my desired set-up result. I can also grind my own tapioca to make my own flour/starch.
I have never heard of using tapioca to make jam. That is definitely something I’m going to look into. Thank you for sharing!!
@@willsmountainhomestead You can use it to thicken your fruit pies too. Just make sure if your using whole pearled tapioca that you soak it well first. My last batch of raspberry jam I did half whole and half flour/starch.
I have never heard of an apple pie with zucchini, do you happen to have a recipe for it? :3
I do!! If you look through my videos you will see one called zucchini “apple pie” filling. It was from last summer. We love that recipe. You really can’t tell that it’s zucchini.
Sounds good until the eggs start hatching that you don't see under all the leafs. When you get the larva's in the stems you might as well kiss the plant goodbye. I'm happy for you that you can sit in your garden and wait for the bugs to come to suck them up. I wish I had the time to do that. Good luck. Green ways always turn into spray ways when people wake up and see the light.
I do check the underside of the leaves daily for eggs. I have found that packing tape works best to remove the eggs without damaging the leaves.
Do I have to use the peppercorns and garlic?
Those can be omitted if you dislike them or do not have them on hand. It may alter the taste of the final product.
You might want to put some DE in the vaccume tank and leave them in there for a spell.
That’s a great idea!! Thank you for the tip!!
Yes
A deer in the woods 😂
I followed your directions, But I didn't see you blanch them, I've had lots of people. Tell me I should have blanched them first
Through my own trial and error, I have found that if I skip the blanching step, my shredded potatoes hold up better. I tried blanching them before, and the whole bag turned black and mushy. It was gross. I really do think it is personal preference. And, our hash browns are usually eaten within a few months. I hope that helps!!
I par fry mine. Perfect
That's a great idea!! I'll have to try that this year when I make more. Thank you!!
Yumm 😋 Thank you.
You’re welcome!! Enjoy!!
Thanks for this. While there are tons of pizza dough recipes out there, this is the first one I've seen for a single crust.
You’re welcome!! I hope you enjoy this recipe!!
Great Video. You stated Pickle Crisp granules were used but then you used the word Pickling salt. I read on many sites that they are different, with Pickling Crisp not being salt at all. Can you elaborate?
Great question!! They are completely different. The pickling salt is salt that does not contain iodine. It comes in a Mylar like bag, and I can find it at my local Walmart in the canning section. Pickle crisp comes in a smaller round jar, and will say pickle crisp on the label. The pickle crisp helps to keep your peppers firm. This can also be found at Walmart in their canning section. I hope that helps to clarify the difference. Thank you for watching my video!!
Cut all leaves that cross others to open for air circulation too.
Yes!! Thank you for commenting about that!!
You are so beautiful and cute 😍 ❤ 💗 💕 💖
Looking for very tasty and yummy and healthy and unique recipe ❤🎉best wishes for you 👍 God bless you 👏
Does the peanut butter in the center end up very nice and liquid creamy like?
Great question!! It’s not as creamy as the store bought. The center is soft and it could be due to me keeping them in the refrigerator.
Those look great. It was 3 months ago for us in the south, though
Thank you!! I’m sorry I didn’t state where we are in this video. We are zone 6.
Also how do you dispatch yoir chickens
Lovely video!!! For future reference, just add water to that last jar and mix well, it was so close that probably wouldn’t know the difference. 😊
Thank you!!
Tried the YardBird plucker last fall and it destroyed all my birds. Going back to this method from here on out. Plucking the feathers is a time consuming nightmare
I’m so sorry to hear that happened. We tried plucking feathers by hand before and you are right..it’s very time consuming and by the end the feathers seem to all stick to your fingers🥴. Thank you for watching my video!! I hope this method of butchering works out better for you!!