Great video! I started this year milling my flour and baking sourdough bread. One thing you will want to do to avoid weevils and other bugs that are on the wheat when you buy it is freeze all of your wheat for 3-7 days. My sister in law had her whole order of wheat ruined by bugs by not freezing it first.
Absolutely love this direction of your channel. I geek out over all this kind of stuff too and get weird looks 😂 there’s something so fulfilling about our job as homemakers where we have all these skills we can just learn and use to nourish and care for our family. I’m happy to be weird. ❤ cannot wait to see more on your future homestead journey.
Ahh I am loving your content lately! Your passion and excitement is so lovely and relatable. I have been on the same journey and over the past two years i’ve learned sourdough and started grinding my own wheat berries and I love it! The fresh ground is definitely a learning curve but so so worth it! Good luck and good for you!! :)
So awesome! I got into canning in 2020 and gardening in 2021 never looking back! It is so awesome to fill your own shelves with healthy homegrown home cooked food. It’s addicting ❤️
Love this video! I've had a casual garden for the last 10 years or so, but this year I really kicked it up a notch and grew as much as I could with the space I have. I just did my first water bath and pressure canning projects, and I also got chickens (for eggs, not meat), so this summer has been busy! It's also been a lot of fun too.
I am also learning to garden and starting to can. I love old fashioned living, my husband teases that I was born an 80 year old. Watching your videos feels like I'm not alone in this learning process.
I'm really enjoying all of your videos 📹♥. You are doing a AWESOME job at making your videos about your life. With no power, you did a excellent job. TFS and I can't wait to see what you do next. Hope you have a wonderful day 💗. Hugs from stormy and rainy 🤗 ❤ Tennessee. Laura
Hey! I have canning experience. we produce a lot of vegetables. jars do not need to be tightly closed when you keep them for a couple, and you do not need to dip their infections in water, but only two-thirds. after tight closure
This is awesome. I found you from your potty training video and just watched this. It’s my first year canning and gardening and it’s a lot but super interesting. My first item I canned was strawberry jam and now I’ve made 5 different types of jam haha. I’ve done salsa as well. I bought a pressure cooker and I’ve done chicken broth, carrots, potatoes, etc. It’s addictive. You did a great job. Looking forward to more of these !
Wow! You dove right in! It is a lot of work 😅 but to someone who is interested in it, the work is fun! … for the most part 😆😆 glad you’re having fun with it. Lots more content like this coming from me soon!
Well that was sure fun… can’t wait to see what you’re doing next... I always learn such great things from you, Allie... and you cracked me up loading the dishwasher, then realizing, oh yeah I got no electricity!!! 😆😆😆❤️
The canning looks fun! I would like to learn that as well as grow the food. The wheat….don’t know if I would do that. But I’m excited to follow along as you learn! ♥️♥️♥️
I can every year but how I never thought to can my own salsa is crazy lol definitely going to make a batch with my next set of tomatoes from the garden!
I think you did a first time wonderful job! I’m so excited for you. Did you put a towel in the bottom of the pot? Suppose to help glass not breaking. I’m not into canning but I love to see the process.keep up the good work. 🫗🫙🫙🫙🫙🥄🥄
love your videos! i am on an identical journey of learning as much self-sufficiency as possible while living in an APARTMENT! 🥴 so it is rough. but i am determined to start canning what i can in a water bath & brewing my own kombucha! & your sourdough videos really have me wanting to learn that, as well. one day i WILL have a huge garden & chickens! 🙏🏼
You are so amazing. Do you stock up on water? Can you possibly do some in store grocery shopping videos? I think it would be awesome if you could show how you do your full shopping trip
I love canning too! I canned salsa and pickles so far with the ingredients from our garden😊 (this pandemic if anything should of taught people to have food storage!!)
Canning is so satisfying! We can tomatoes every year and then I freeze our green beans and local sweet corn. Last year our green bean crop was awful and we didn’t have enough to get us through to this season…it was rough when you’re used to home grown lol
Try einkorn grain, it’s an ancient grain that is very nutritious. Great job 👏 canning , I started small also, now you after 5 yrs you should see my large pantry, it is almost full to capacity. I have a grain mill that I bought over 5 yrs ago and just started milling my own gain 1 yr. Yes it gives you a lot of satisfaction to mill and bake your own breads and cakes etc.
Careful of your wheat berries. I lost my whole 50 lbs in my bucket from weavils. I now store mine long term in Mylar bags with oxygen absorbers in the bucket.
Hi Allie i just so absolutely love all of your beautiful videos so very very much you are such the most beautiful gorgeous woman in the whole wide world i love you Allie.
I was looking for at least one person to mention acre homestead. But I have feeling she already watches acre homestead haha. Allie, please credit the creators you've learnt from. I'm new to this channel and I feel like everything you've talked about come straight from Becky from acre homestead.
Im so excited that your channel is taking this route! I love all the old fashioned stuff too. Cant wait to see more of your videos!
Great video! I started this year milling my flour and baking sourdough bread. One thing you will want to do to avoid weevils and other bugs that are on the wheat when you buy it is freeze all of your wheat for 3-7 days. My sister in law had her whole order of wheat ruined by bugs by not freezing it first.
I love that you are getting into healthy eating. I have been ordering from Azure for over a year. I grind my wheat and make bread for my family.
Absolutely love this direction of your channel. I geek out over all this kind of stuff too and get weird looks 😂 there’s something so fulfilling about our job as homemakers where we have all these skills we can just learn and use to nourish and care for our family. I’m happy to be weird. ❤ cannot wait to see more on your future homestead journey.
Ahh I am loving your content lately! Your passion and excitement is so lovely and relatable. I have been on the same journey and over the past two years i’ve learned sourdough and started grinding my own wheat berries and I love it! The fresh ground is definitely a learning curve but so so worth it! Good luck and good for you!! :)
It's fun to come along as you learn. Isn't it exciting when those jars go "pop"!
Yum! You should make a video on making homemade tortilla chips to go with the salsa!
So awesome! I got into canning in 2020 and gardening in 2021 never looking back! It is so awesome to fill your own shelves with healthy homegrown home cooked food. It’s addicting ❤️
Love this video! I've had a casual garden for the last 10 years or so, but this year I really kicked it up a notch and grew as much as I could with the space I have. I just did my first water bath and pressure canning projects, and I also got chickens (for eggs, not meat), so this summer has been busy! It's also been a lot of fun too.
I am also learning to garden and starting to can. I love old fashioned living, my husband teases that I was born an 80 year old. Watching your videos feels like I'm not alone in this learning process.
I'm really enjoying all of your videos 📹♥. You are doing a AWESOME job at making your videos about your life. With no power, you did a excellent job. TFS and I can't wait to see what you do next. Hope you have a wonderful day 💗. Hugs from stormy and rainy 🤗 ❤ Tennessee. Laura
Hey! I have canning experience. we produce a lot of vegetables. jars do not need to be tightly closed when you keep them for a couple, and you do not need to dip their infections in water, but only two-thirds. after tight closure
This is awesome. I found you from your potty training video and just watched this. It’s my first year canning and gardening and it’s a lot but super interesting. My first item I canned was strawberry jam and now I’ve made 5 different types of jam haha. I’ve done salsa as well. I bought a pressure cooker and I’ve done chicken broth, carrots, potatoes, etc. It’s addictive. You did a great job. Looking forward to more of these !
Wow! You dove right in! It is a lot of work 😅 but to someone who is interested in it, the work is fun! … for the most part 😆😆 glad you’re having fun with it. Lots more content like this coming from me soon!
Well that was sure fun… can’t wait to see what you’re doing next... I always learn such great things from you, Allie... and you cracked me up loading the dishwasher, then realizing, oh yeah I got no electricity!!! 😆😆😆❤️
The canning looks fun! I would like to learn that as well as grow the food. The wheat….don’t know if I would do that. But I’m excited to follow along as you learn! ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you for sharing. I enjoy this. Would like to see more.
You are TOO cute!!!!! Your excitement is palpable. 😁💕💕💕💕
I can every year but how I never thought to can my own salsa is crazy lol definitely going to make a batch with my next set of tomatoes from the garden!
I think you did a first time wonderful job! I’m so excited for you. Did you put a towel in the bottom of the pot? Suppose to help glass not breaking. I’m not into canning but I love to see the process.keep up the good work. 🫗🫙🫙🫙🫙🥄🥄
love your videos! i am on an identical journey of learning as much self-sufficiency as possible while living in an APARTMENT! 🥴 so it is rough. but i am determined to start canning what i can in a water bath & brewing my own kombucha! & your sourdough videos really have me wanting to learn that, as well. one day i WILL have a huge garden & chickens! 🙏🏼
hello from Norway. love your videos.
KitchenAid sells a wheat mill that attaches to some KitchenAid stand mixers.
You are so amazing. Do you stock up on water? Can you possibly do some in store grocery shopping videos? I think it would be awesome if you could show how you do your full shopping trip
Love this type of content! I'm wanting to learn all of this too. :)
I want to learn some old skills. I’m fascinated by it, but other than buying some books on it, I haven’t began learning any.
Oh my goodness, where did you get that canner?? We have a few of the blue with white specs style ones but I really love that stainless steel one!
I love canning too! I canned salsa and pickles so far with the ingredients from our garden😊 (this pandemic if anything should of taught people to have food storage!!)
This is great!! Thanks for sharing!!
Looks delish! 💚
Love stuff like this!! I'm just getting into all of this as well!
Love this! I’ve been canning a lot of green beans, tomato juice and tomatoes chunks… I’ve been on the look out for a good salsa recipe :)
Canning is so satisfying! We can tomatoes every year and then I freeze our green beans and local sweet corn. Last year our green bean crop was awful and we didn’t have enough to get us through to this season…it was rough when you’re used to home grown lol
I needed this video, thank you so much!
I’m a homemaker too.
I missed the name of the podcast, and don't see it linked. Can anyone let me know what that was?
Try einkorn grain, it’s an ancient grain that is very nutritious. Great job 👏 canning , I started small also, now you after 5 yrs you should see my large pantry, it is almost full to capacity. I have a grain mill that I bought over 5 yrs ago and just started milling my own gain 1 yr. Yes it gives you a lot of satisfaction to mill and bake your own breads and cakes etc.
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I see ur videos from last 2 year ur videos r very interesting I like ur videos u change ur home
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White flour is poison slowly to the body, wonderful video 👍
I love to can 🧡🧡
LOVE LOVE LOVE this one ☝️ like minded
Careful of your wheat berries. I lost my whole 50 lbs in my bucket from weavils. I now store mine long term in Mylar bags with oxygen absorbers in the bucket.
I'm new to Azure. I'm going to order by the 14 of this month. Do you have a referral code? Thanks!
I do! Thank you 🥰 have fun!! www.azurestandard.com/?a_aid=8bc5db51ce
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Did you film any more moving vlogs?
I will very soon! We have been in limbo 🙃
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Nothing like the sound of a jar popping as it seals..
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Hi Allie i just so absolutely love all of your beautiful videos so very very much you are such the most beautiful gorgeous woman in the whole wide world i love you Allie.
It looks DELICIOUS and Oh SOOO satisfying. 🌶🧄🧅🍅🫑😋😊❤️❤️ I may have to try.
If you don’t already follow acre homestead on youtube, fantastic resource!
I was looking for at least one person to mention acre homestead. But I have feeling she already watches acre homestead haha. Allie, please credit the creators you've learnt from. I'm new to this channel and I feel like everything you've talked about come straight from Becky from acre homestead.