Food Storage Full Tour | 2021 Alaska Calendar
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- Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2020
- We give you the full tour of our food storage, including what's on our shelves, in the "fridge" and outside in the freezer, plus what supplies we store in our conex. Without the root cellar this year we faced the challenge of storing the majority of our garden produce inside our 320 sqft cabin. Canning, freezing, and air drying were the main methods of preservation we utilized this season.
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Just ordered your calendar! It's a really cool idea, looking forward to getting it! Thank you 😊
Beautiful congratulations on your calendar 👏👏👏 anyway possible to make those shelfs you had the jars earthquake safe like make sliding doors for them just reminding
If you put pebbles or stones in that ice chest water jug, you don't need to swap them as often.
You guys need a freeze dryer more than anyone I've ever seen, lol. They preserve almost all nutrients and boy, do they save space!
Just ordered a calendar. Thanks for sharing your beautiful Alaskan backyard and plans for 2021.
The dog's bed is right next to the wood stove! Warm and comfy. They got a pretty good life
Went to the bathroom and this popped up. My legs are gonna fall asleep but it’ll be worth it.
TMI 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Permanent ring for a few days!! 😂
Sorry but I had to 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣😅😂😁Im sure we can all relate , which is why it's funny!! Nowadays I watch while cooking or doing dishes etc.
Years ago I found a way to stop chickens from moulting. Chickens can't taste hot pepper. It does not bother them. Mixing a little cayanne pepper in with their feed, in the winter, they do not notice. It warms them up internally, and they don't molt at all, and they keep laying. I read about it in Mother Earth News, tried it, and it worked for me.... I loved your intro, the drone shots, and the still shots. It gives us a sense of what it is like to be there -- the beauty, the vastness, the inhospitable wildness. Your doing a calendar is a great idea. It looks fantastic. I am going to buy one. Thank you.
Interesting and surprising, given that birds don't have the inflammatory reaction to pepper as you say. If anything heats you up I would've imagined it was that reaction.
Probably explained why laying chickens we had came back on the lay after we gave them curried pies
Why would you stop chickens from moulting? They need new feathers to have a proper plumage.
Just provide them with nutritious feed, enough light and warmth and they'll drop the feathers quickly and grow new, strong ones.
@@finnprepp2828 If you think of your chickens as pets and keep them for say four years, then what you said is correct. My chickens layed eggs straight through for 18-20 months, then I replaced and ate them. It was a more efficient and productive use of feed. I had fresh eggs every day of the year. I was able to have all the eggs I wanted with fewer chickens, and less feed. I am not sure this would work in Alaska but it worked for me.
@@aesbj9228 yeah I was thinking that too
You two make such a perfect team. You compliment each other perfectly. You are lucky to have such a rare and wonderful relationship.
You should keep your empty reusable canning jars upside down. You will have less work cleaning them prior to refilling them again.
I was reminded of Alaska's last earthquake. Looking at your awesome shelves that he made for you, maybe you want to fashion some kind of fence like or something to keep your shelves from spilling over the edges. Just an idea.
I was thinking the same..... : )
glue and backer rod
Cargo net?
Wooden slat across the front????💞💞💞💞😺😺😺😺
Yes, you can put a bungy cord across the front of the jars 😃
You say you're not "bakers" and then whip out the best rolls I have ever seen!
I took that to mean they don’t bake a lot of sweets. They definitely look like bomb yeasty bakers, but I can’t recall ever seeing a cake, etc.
Those rolls do look great!
They made zucchini bread,that's a sort of cake.
I always think the same. Begging for recipes.
I swear if everything had a label on it you would think this is a supermarket aisle. Great job on the prep!
I love the calendar idea. You guys should make a cookbook or a canning book. I would love to try to can what you guys do, but I can't find some of the recipes. Love what you guys are doing.
Local recipes! Like spruce-tip syrup! :D
A quick video before heading to work in Australia. I'm watching snow while sweating like crazy in the heat at 7:30am already haha
I wish I am sweating. I live in NM where we are getting our cold front. I love the heat give me July again.
Hope your stuck in melb like the rest of us
Definitely hot one and it’s meant to be spring to be here in Australia I live in south west Queensland we definitely don’t get a spring
@@raymondnecke5806 nope far North Queensland.
@@miss_mish , lucky you Mish , my brother is from Airlie Beach and stuck down here since June
it's so nice that the dogs let you guys hang out in the house with them LOL
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Annnd you just made our day, XL calendar ordered! You two are equal parts adorable and awesome, and just inspiring in general!
Literally was just looking at Alaska Callenders this morning as part of a Christmas gift. Brilliant
You both make me smile so much with the clips at the end! Thank you so much! Blessings to you both!
Simple living Alaska videos are inspiring, educational and exciting to watch. Thank you for sharing your !
I can't wait to see all of these jars debut their starring roles in the dead of winter! Love your videos
I am mesmerized and astonished at your drone air footage. Just gorgeous.
YES this is what I’ve been needing to brighten my day 💕✨
The food you guys fix always leaves me hungry! I love your setup and storage solutions. Very creative!
Great video! I canned my fanny off too this summer/fall but so happy my pantry is full.....true how you really appreciate your own food especially when you grow it and then preserve it. I appreciate the amount of work you guys have put into all of it. ❤
The episode we've all been waiting to see. You two have adapted and overcome a major obstacle this year with the loss of the root cellar. It's absolutely amazing what you guys have accomplished not only this year, but since moving to AK. Seeing what you do week in, week out is inspiring! Keep up the great work, and thank you for sharing it all with us.
I love the bloopers at the end. You two are just gems! Thank you!
As always, I am in awe of all the knowledge that you possess!
You guys are awsome! Love the home storage make due setup. Very well planned . Truly an inspiration 😇
Growing/hunting/preserving/cooking your own food is SO rewarding in so many different ways! Love the videos, thanks guys!
What I love most about your videos is that you guys work as a team. Thanks for giving us a us glimpse into your life!
I love your videos. They teach so much you guys make it look so easy. The canning looks great and the dinner is beautiful.
Love your videos and even better when you top it off with an awesome meal at the end! Thanks for sharing!
The beginning showing all the iced/frosted trees were beautiful!
Hello. I'm happy to watch your experiences. I wish I had done that earlier in life. At least I can view your experiences. Thank you much for sharing.
You are such an inspiration! Thank you both for sharing your beautiful lifestyle with us! Blessings 💕
I’m in love with your nature shots in the beginning! So freaking beautiful 😍
A relaxing content after a long stressful day at work.
I was so heartbroken when I saw your root cellar was inundated with ground water. I know alaska is prone to earthquakes and I hope you plan to put some ledges or something on the front of the "can-try" to prevent disaster. Thank you for your videos. pantry + can = can-try
Just bought a calendar. I will travel vicariously through your pics while my state is still mostly under quarantine.
Riveting as always! I love the outtakes at the end❤️
I am so sorry that for the last day, I have not been able to get any like/thumbs up to light up!!
Thank you for taking us along on your adventures!!
Blessings!!
I over wintered carrots in the ground in Michigan. Heavy mulching and a garage sale bedspread to flip the snow off the bed when you need to pull a weeks worth to take indoors. Try to harvest them all before spring, as they aren’t good if they grow their tops again. This may work for you in your high tunnel. Heavy heavy mulching only in there. Love your channel. Appreciate the work it takes to share your adventures.
I continue to be amazed by your photographic skills. BEAUTIFUL!
So cool have been staying at my at my place so I'm feeling it. Used my wood burning cook stove for the first time in years it was so great. Spending most time working outside while weather nice. So road in coming together. Firewood so much to do. Love the inspiring videos ktc!!!
Love you guys! Food tastes so much better when it has been grown, tended, harvested, and preserved at home. Every jar not only represents calories, but hard work, smarts and the desire to self provide. You guys eat delicious and healthy. Great job and thanks for the content. Watching from Summerland, BC
That last part of you Arielle talking about how hard you guys work for the food, was so true! how not to value and enjoy that you have worked so hard for? keep up the good work! Greetings from Argentina! Fede
Always great to see how much you appreciate the food you grow, and I am glad to see that I am not the only one who has a big cushy raised two bed for my Great Dane !
The looks on the faces of the dogs is priceless!! Your stash of food looks incredible. I’ll bet you two are the healthiest people on earth. Love to watch what you’re doing. It’s so fun! ♥️❣️♥️
Seeing your channel for the first time - immediately deeply respectful for the enormous amount of work (and knowledge) that goes into your kitchen!
Always love your vids and any content you post. Admittedly the highlight of this vid was seeing your puddycat share Bo’s bed😁😄
Thank you for sharing this information. Reminds me of my "pioneer" days. It is actually fun finding new ways to do something that will fit into your style of living. Good exercise for the brain! You two are amazing. Always love the scenic shots you include as well. Take care and continue to enjoy life.
Ordering your calendar in the morning once at the office. Love your channel and the two of you.
Those little buns looked so yummy. Would love to make a meal like that.
I remember when y’all had a few thousand subs now your about to hit a quarter million!!!....congrats y’all keep up the great videos
I love seeing what you come up with using the food you have grown, harvested and processed.
i just almost started crying because i feel so much love for you two and all that you do!
i wish you all the best and lots of love!!
You were building the root-cellar when YT offered me ur channel to watch. Since then I`ve been a fan of ur. videos.Warm greetings and virtual hugs and kisses to you and ur animals from Finland! Stay healthy !
You could do a gardening calendar as well as a cooking calendar with recipes! Love to watch you guys cook.
Love your calendar pictures - a lot of them look familiar from watching your channel. Feels like your memories are our memories too! Thank you for bringing us along.
Love the footage at the beginning! Absolutely stunning! You both do such a good job at capturing the Alaskan life. Thanks for showing all of us!!
I love watching you 2! I'm living vicariously through you!
Have you thought of putting a slide in bar to protect the front of your jars from falling during an earthquake?
Your storage is amazing!
My mom told me that when she was a kid potatoes and other root vegetables were stored in outside storage clamps (covered with earth and sometimes straw. There were pretty heavy winters in central Poland back then (-30oC and below) now due to the climate change winters are unfortunatelly way more milder and I'm learning schedules for planting and generally gardening from UK based resources as the climate has dramatically changed.
A root cellar could be in their future for sure, I could see it.
Really enjoyed this. Thank you for your time and for sharing!
Calendar ordered - you guys are so much fun to watch and learn from.
You could make a satay sauce with the peanut butter. Onion, garlic, soy sauce... with rice and meat.
What a great idea!
Yes! Such a good suggestion since he’s on an Asian food kick lately. I love veggie satay!
I just ordered your calendar. Would love to see a calendar with pics of all the many canned items and garden pics - cords of wood split and your life in general. It is truly very unique.
Another fabulous video, thank you for the tour and all the explanations! Also love seeing the dogs and your gorgeous kitty.
I love y'all bloopers. Tickles me and makes me happy keep up the good work with the videos I sure do enjoy I've been watching it since you moved to Alaska.
Can you please do a video on what your dogs eat! I would love to see that! Really appreciate it!
Ariel, I love that you’re getting more comfortable in front of the camera. You’re hilarious! Thank you guys for sharing this tour. I love watching these videos for new recipes for putting food up.
yes Thant u
I'm cold just watching. Another awesome job of canning . The dogs look so comfortable on their beds by the fire. Spoiled pups . Love it
Great video! I enjoy hearing about your gardens and then what you do to preserve all that goodness to eat later. The way you eat is so healthy and something many of us strive for.
You were busy! Living in the climates we do does not lend itself easily to fresh eating - sprouting and long keeping vegetables is the only way. But great satisfaction in having it on the shelf too! You do well for storage! Good for you guys! A lean to building(cool room) off the cabin would be handy. But I gotta say..2 cups of coffee a day...Wow...lol...I drink 2 - 3 pots a day...lol. Calendar on its way...11.00 shipping...lol..Yikes. Good job!
I'm from india, I watched every video on this channel, no regrets❤️
You guys do a really great job at showing us just how breathtaking the Alaskan wilderness is.
Another great video. Love the intro, nice work. Thanks for the tour it helps explain how you solved the problem of the root cellar for this year. I feel confident that you either have or over the winter will have a solution for next years food supply. I really enjoy the time y’all take with the videos. It also allows me to accept snow without actually being in it like I was as a kid in Minnesota instead of south Texas 🤓. Thanks again.
Got the calander from your facebook post yesterday! So stoked!
They have a Facebook?
What a lovely way to end my day. Greetings and blessings from France.
Yes it is, and hello from North Carolina! 😊
First time watching you guys and omg you're addicting to watch lol such a different lifestyle from the lower 48 but so simple and comforting. Just amazing!
I look forward to your videos!! Please post more !! I also am excited for the calendar 😊😊😊😊
I'd like to suggest that you string heavy fishing line across the front of your beautifully laden pantry shelves as you are prone to earthquake tremors there. I learned the hard way in my own canning cellar here in Central California. Thankyou for your wonderful videos.
I heard in your area it's code for hot water and propane tanks to be fastened with steel straps to the house framing in case of earthquakes.
I've experienced two small tremors in my 53 years in Canada and find it fascinating you have to take extra precautions just in case.
Yes it is code. We also anchor standing cabinets to the wall. We had a 6.7 earthquake here that destroyed much of the town. Many aftershocks since.
Those dog beds look better than my bed! Lucky fellas!
Lovely canned foods!🙂 Really delish looking soup and rolls. It seems yall are all set for a great winter.🙂 And I know that calendar is beautiful! I'll be looking into it.
Thank you so much for sharing you kitchen with us. You guys are so good together.. Yea.. You just really gel. That's really awesome! 😸
I just came to look for your tomato pie and pie crust recipe, and was delighted to find the new episode! Congrats on the calendar!
Which episodes were those on? I keep meaning to find her sourdough recipe, too.
RatTaxi not sure if this is the one you you were looking for:
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Looking good guys. One thing I might add to your surplus would be a 50 pound bag of salt.
You guys have come a long way, in a short amount of time. You're killing it! Here in the midwest, our chickens have went on vacation too, no eggs for about 3 weeks, same with my friends chickens.
Loving the videos! Keep em coming. I like to see the solutions that other Alaskans have developed.
WHAT NO PICKLES, ur fired😀 I'm gone,just kidding good job ya'll food preserves or storage looks good
I like the bloopers you sometimes leave at the end of videos :D
I really enjoy and learn from your videos. I really get a sense that the simple things in life are what matter most from you two.
Didn’t know how much I needed this until I saw the notification! Another wonderful video. Very creative use of space in your cabin. Your canned goods look amazing. The soup and rolls looked delicious. Drone footage was beautiful - hard to imagine how cold you’ve had it already. We’ve been having a strange heatwave (almost 80 degrees F) in the Bluegrass.
Absolutely love your videos, and always look forward to seeing the new ones. Have to admit I laughed when you said you drink a lot of coffee, and then said 2 cups. That is just a kickstart for me in the morning. Wished you both would consider doing more than one video a week. Stay safe and warm up there and thank you for sharing so much beauty with us.
We don't know how big their cups are!
@@SarahFezio Mine are 32 ounce ;)
Lol I thought the same thing. I make a pot for me alone.
Caffeine tolerance/sensitivity commonly varies by up to 20x between individuals. Whatever your tolerance I advise keeping intake low if you aren't specifically taking care of your adrenal glands. Adrenal fatigue is extremely common and underdiagnosed. Adequate sleep, salt, and water helps a lot.
Bitters like coffee are extremely healthy though. Just need to keep the stimulant side of things in mind.
Man, I nearly lost my thumb chopping wood like this in 2020 when it split earlier then expected. Maybe invest in a chain glove, save those precious fingers and spare me the anxiety 😉
Love the video and if I had use for the calendar, I would buy.
It made me a bit uneasy too. Sounds like you are trying to forget about 2020 as if it was already in the past hehe.
@@aesbj9228 I cut my thumb earlier this year but it feels like many years ago :D
If you lay the pieces down flat instead of standing up on the chopping log it is a lot safer to split. Once you chop down if the piece doesn't split you can hold the end of the stick and the handle of the axe and spread it twisting the axe head causing the stick to split.
Skillcult channel has tons of in depth axe/hatchet technique and safety info. Totally changed how I chop.
Such beautiful cinematography at the beginning. I’m sure the photos in your calendar are gorgeous. I don’t use calendars like that anymore but would buy a coffee table book with your photos!
Awesome video! The drone footage was beautiful. I will definitely be ordering a calendar. Was just thinking you should have included some of your wonderful recipes on it. Great job to you both for a wonderful video. Sending love from VA❤️
It's past midnight here 00.34 East african time, was waiting for this before i sleep
Howdy yall!!!!!😸😸😸😸💞💞💞💞
Your intros would be perfect all by themselves. But, love the knowledge afterward.
You two are a breath of fresh air for today's chaotic world. Thank you for sharing your lives together, and the antics of your critters too. Keep warm.
I just might use first 1:28 as my new relaxation aid. Beautiful views.
Loving this tour! Hope you try another ‘Eating only what we have for a month challenge.’ It was such great inspiration.
I would love to see another challenge too. That was really fun see what you would come up with for your meals. Love watching you both. 👍😊
have you guys considered doing a tiny addition on the front of your house just a bit larger than your deck? If you insulated that but didnn't connect it to your house with venting and put a window in it that lined up with your current window you could still get decent light into your place and you would get a lot of storage that would end up much colder than your house but likely not below freezing due to the heat coming off the house. Depending on how your deck is made you might be able to just detach it and move it to the new front of your house so you don't lose that space either. It would probably function a lot like the root cellar for november through march but be too hot in the summer for that purpose.
I was thinking something similar. Perhaps they could build a pantry. They could regulate the temp fairly easily in the winter with a door. Your idea is cool too.
As much as I love all your videos, I always enjoy the misfires and 'miss takes' that you show at the end! It's definitely been interesting to see the different dishes you come up with to use the lovely food that you've gathered. Thanks as always for the share! :)
Love ❤️ to see you’re tour of your home grown foods especially how you cook 👩🍳 love 💕 that keep making those beautiful 😻 video’s