Canning Ground Beef Using 3 Canners

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024
  • We show how to follow USDA guidelines for canning ground beef regardless of the type of pressure canner you have.
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  • @jocelynrobertson6387
    @jocelynrobertson6387 Год назад +131

    Congratulations as you enter this new season of life. When my husband passed away during covid you helped me navigate my new season. First I bought a dehydrator and kept it going almost constantly for months. Next was a waterbath canner, and now I asked Santa for a Carey pressure canner. I'm so excited to start on projects in the new year. Thanks for all you and Jim do for us all.

    • @firequeen2194
      @firequeen2194 Год назад +9

      So sorry about your hubby. I also started dehydrating during the pandemic, then got the electric canner Pam recommended for pints which is amazing. I’m pretty sure Santa (also known as Mom) got me the Presto electric canner that will do quarts. I’m thrilled. I wish you health and peace in the new year.

    • @darlenemassey6161
      @darlenemassey6161 Год назад +10

      I have the Carey pressure canner and I absolutely love it. I pressure canned water, actually distilled water to get the hang of it. There is a youtube video on it sponsored by Nesco (they bought the Carey name). And I used the guidelines for sterilizing distilled water from the National Center for Food Preservation. I thought it would be good to have some pints of sterile water for emergencies. And it gave me the confidence to actually can food. Good luck.

    • @carriecreates1207
      @carriecreates1207 Год назад +1

      Very sorry for your loss. I am sure it is hard, especially during the Christmas Season. I too bought the Carey Canner. I have used it about 10 times. I love it!!! I have a glass top stove, so I was always nervous using my Presto Canner on it for 90 minutes with all of that weight. I love the Carey and was happy to see Pam use it (Clone) during her video.!!

    • @northernlight5889
      @northernlight5889 Год назад +1

    • @mariewheeler5626
      @mariewheeler5626 Год назад +1

      @@firequeen2194 I have a Presto quarts pressure canner and I can do pint jars too. You'll have to purchase a rank to do pints. I love my Presto.

  • @dravonwalker2352
    @dravonwalker2352 Год назад +7

    I just had a Duh moment- thank you. The first batch of hamburger I canned was so bland that even mixed in other foods it was bland. The next batch canned has onions, peppers, garlic, salt in it. Better, but still a little bland. Now I see you using not plain water in the cans. I think that will solve the problem of bland. Thank you!

  • @chanks9315
    @chanks9315 Год назад +21

    First day of retirement and in full make-up??!! Lady, YOU ROCK!

  • @pbandjcamp
    @pbandjcamp 10 месяцев назад +4

    A year later, I rewatched your video, and used my Presto electric canner for the first time. I just finished 7 pints of ground beef. So exciting and not hard at all. Can't wait to start on more food prep. Thanks again for your awesome videos.

  • @JeanneKinland
    @JeanneKinland Год назад +59

    Congratulations Pam! I just gave my sons girlfriend a tour of our basement pantry. When I showed her the canned ground beef she said she didn't know you could do that. I had to explain to her the difference between water bath canning and pressure canning. I'm sure it was an eye opening experience for her. These City girls that have never canned before, WOW! She is not stupid, she's a school teacher but, she's a music teacher that used to be in my son's band. I'm hoping educate her if she wants to learn.

    • @nancyst.john-smith3891
      @nancyst.john-smith3891 Год назад +8

      I just showed my daughter-in-law our cold room full of food storage. She really lit up as she saw all the goods stored there. I gave her the 2 minute tour of categories and she smiled from ear to ear. She said they would come here if anything bad happened, and she really wants to learn to can. We’ve been here for 3 years and this was her first visit (they lived in Alaska until a couple of months ago).Now that we are in the same state I hope to be able to teach her to can, by the book.

    • @TheMomGeneral
      @TheMomGeneral Год назад +13

      City or country, if your parents didn’t know, or didn’t teach you, how can you know.

    • @anniewildmush1284
      @anniewildmush1284 Год назад +5

      those city girls??

    • @dougprentice1363
      @dougprentice1363 Год назад +8

      @@TheMomGeneral Yep.
      Mom taught me to water bath can. Now RUclips people like Pam are teaching me about pressure canning. I grew up in a city. 🙂

    • @TheMomGeneral
      @TheMomGeneral Год назад +6

      @Jennifer Campbell Music Studio his point is he’s teaching his daughter in law to can and do some thing she doesn’t know how to do despite her other learnings. Let the guy be kind without the woke liberal crap.

  • @katrina6627
    @katrina6627 Год назад +3

    My home canned & dehydrated food pantry was a blessing during COVID shutdown.

  • @Patty-bs3bz
    @Patty-bs3bz Год назад +5

    Boy was this helpful today. ❤ I followed your directions with my Carey/Nesco canner. Made 5 pints of canned hamburger for this winter.

    • @RoseRedHomestead
      @RoseRedHomestead  Год назад

      That sounds great! Let us know more about your canning experiences. JIm

  • @missykuss9975
    @missykuss9975 Год назад +6

    Pam, you are by far the best instructor I’ve ever seen! What I would have given to have had a few teachers of your ilk as I was growing up in school! You need to teach Teachers!!!

  • @cbass2755
    @cbass2755 Год назад +29

    I love ground hamburger canned up. It doesn’t taste any different to me one bit. I add onions (if I didn’t can it up) and nobody knows the difference. It’s wonderful. I canned up every bit of meat, poultry & veggies in my home yesterday. It was an entire day…7am to 8:30pm when I put the last dish away. Whew, it was a job, but a relief to know if I loose power, I don’t have to worry about that.

    • @Trid2bnrml1
      @Trid2bnrml1 Месяц назад

      I have two large freezers stuffed full.....if I did that, I'd be at it a while.

  • @rlynnmiller5485
    @rlynnmiller5485 Год назад +5

    Canning meat is so economical when pairing canning with a good sale. Ground chuck was on sale for $2.49 lb. That is the only time I buy it. I buy as much as I can afford come home and can it up. Be patient, everything goes on sale at some point. This video shows how easy it is. Thanks Pam!

  • @junielaine4211
    @junielaine4211 Год назад +33

    Happy for your retirement and look forward to more of your wonderful educational videos. I’m 76 and never too old to learn and I have learned so much from your videos. Thanks to you both!

    • @dalegaa4094
      @dalegaa4094 Год назад +4

      I'm 75 and watch and learn regularly.

  • @grammajean1327
    @grammajean1327 Год назад +3

    This took a lot of time. Thank you for instructing how each canner works.

  • @jeanettewaverly2590
    @jeanettewaverly2590 Год назад +10

    Congratulations on your retirement! I’m eating a taco made with my canned ground beef as I watch this. It’s one of the best conveniences I’ve ever discovered.

  • @dianeanderson8933
    @dianeanderson8933 Год назад +11

    Thank you Pam! I've finally at 72 years old, pressure canned chicken and roast beef! So watching you can ground beef, makes me want to get my pressure canner back down and can some!! You always explain everything so well. ❤️ Merry Christmas to you and your hubby, and have a healthy and safe New Year.

    • @billduck846
      @billduck846 Год назад

      Absolutely 🙌🏽 marry Christmas to you and the rest of your family, please tell how is your day going so far.

  • @jeffriffel4364
    @jeffriffel4364 Год назад +7

    It's also great for spaghetti, shepherds pie and hamburger helper if you eat that.

  • @candyfromtexas6855
    @candyfromtexas6855 Год назад +29

    I canned hamburger meat using my new Nesco canner and instructions from your previous videos. I love it! Makes meals so simple! 😋 I add onion to mine since I add onion to everything...Going to make more adding bell pepper with the onion. This is a life and time saver. And it frees up my freezer. AWESOME! Thank you Pam and Jim for all you do! 😍

  • @juanitadafler7233
    @juanitadafler7233 2 месяца назад +1

    Hi! Just wanted to drop a note letting you know I love your videos. I come here to recheck before I start a new project just to refreshen my memory. I love canning, it's not just saving money and food, but also because I have such fond memories canning with my mother and grandmother. It is something I have been blessed to pass on to my daughters. My oldest purchased an electric pressure canner since the house they purchased already had a new glass top stove. She loves it!

  • @suenepa
    @suenepa Год назад +4

    I canned the meat from three deer this hunting season. One canner load I did chunks, and the rest was all ground meat. You can't beat it!

  • @kymschoeff2858
    @kymschoeff2858 Год назад +23

    After researching online and watching your videos I chose a Nesco/Carey canner and it has been wonderful. Shelf stable proteins are the number one thing I preserve.

    • @janellminnis4093
      @janellminnis4093 Год назад

      Kym I just purchased a Nesco elec canner and have used it twice after the 10 min steaming and move the weight to seal it continues to vent out the entire time. Does yours do this one is mine a lemon?

    • @beatricealcaraz5799
      @beatricealcaraz5799 Год назад

      Wow that was a great video I bought the 16 quart pest I think it’s called and canned chicken breast for the first after watching your video , so thank you you both for everything you do .

  • @tracylarson7062
    @tracylarson7062 Год назад +24

    Canned beef is so awesome! We are currently in Southern Texas escaping the cold in Wisconsin. First year snowbirds. I brought a case of canned beef along. I was a little worried about the jars rattling and breaking, so I used socks with holes as jar cozies. Worked great! So easy to make a meal in camper with canned meat.

    • @SueGeorge3101
      @SueGeorge3101 Год назад +3

      We will be doing the same...leaving MN soon with our camper and working our way to southern Texas from Florida. I am planning to take my canned goods along. I am going to have cardboard between the jars as I am worried about them rattling & breaking. I like your sock idea!

  • @JamesAmbrose48
    @JamesAmbrose48 Год назад +4

    Have a fantastic and joyful Christmas and retirement

  • @sonjaintxas7992
    @sonjaintxas7992 Год назад +11

    Congratulations on your retirement!
    I have never commented on any channel on RUclips but I want you to know how much I appreciate ALL the research you do when it comes to what you post. I LOVE your channel and the fact that you answer nearly every question that one could think of when it comes to your project’s. I just received my Nesco canner for CHRISTmas and I’m so excited to get started using it! Thank you again💕💙
    Jim you do a WONDERFUL job of filming at an angle where we can see what’s going on!!

  • @sharonk5102
    @sharonk5102 Год назад +3

    My daughter wanted a new instant pot for Christmas so guess what’s under the tree…IP Max.! Guess who is going to borrow it😂

  • @ryandmello3323
    @ryandmello3323 Год назад +12

    Congratulations on your retirement! Loving your channel, and all of the great/educational/scientific content!!! Thank you for starting to give me the courage to (hopefully) soon start pressure canning!

  • @MDaly-mu5tm
    @MDaly-mu5tm Год назад +15

    I wanted to wish you and Jim much happiness in this, the next big adventure of your lives! I’m so grateful to you both for your videos...bringing safety and science to food preservation...Thank you both so much, and best wishes from Vancouver Island! 🇨🇦

  • @lusnorthernhome3410
    @lusnorthernhome3410 Год назад +1

    My grandmother threw her ground beef in a roaster and let it cook stirring occasionally then canned it all.

  • @pamreece4400
    @pamreece4400 Год назад +6

    Congratulations on your retirement!!

  • @TheGhungFu
    @TheGhungFu Год назад +2

    We've been grinding our own beef and canning that. It's often cheaper, the meat is leaner, and we like the texture better. The meat grinder for our KitchenAid 600 Pro works just fine for this and doesn't cost a lot. Recommended.
    Our local store had whole sirloin tip roasts for $4.09/lb last week while regular ground beef (75%) was $4.19. Easy choice there!

  • @jeffriffel4364
    @jeffriffel4364 Год назад +8

    No one gave others comments a 👍 but me. Come on people 🙄.

  • @Kit29
    @Kit29 Год назад +8

    Congratulations on your retirement Pam! You are the one that introduced me to a canning world! I’ve been doing it little over a year and loving it! 😊Thank you!

  • @laurab8547
    @laurab8547 Год назад +6

    Congratulations on your retired life, Pam! I'm sure your retirement is so well deserved and I'm also pretty sure many students and staff will be missing you over the coming months. I am looking forward to seeing how you will grow and develop both of your channels during this new phase in your life. Keep up the good work!

  • @WandaWarren-dp6re
    @WandaWarren-dp6re Год назад +2

    Enjoy your videos.

  • @katrinagarland5219
    @katrinagarland5219 Год назад +4

    Happy Retirement! Looking forward to more of your wonderful videos.

  • @bobby_greene
    @bobby_greene Год назад +5

    Congratulations on retirement. And happy solstice!

  • @joycefontana1440
    @joycefontana1440 Год назад +2

    I feel truly blessed I'm 83 and have been canning, dehydrating buying flour,sugar and so much more. I absolutely love the canned meat especially chicken but corned beef, hamburger and chicken, can be used in so many recipes. Love your videos keep up the good videos

    • @RoseRedHomestead
      @RoseRedHomestead  Год назад

      We are very happy for you and your journeys into canning. JIm

  • @gigi2chezkanchar798
    @gigi2chezkanchar798 Год назад +2

    Congratulations Pam!! Enjoy every minute of it😃

  • @monicamoreira6460
    @monicamoreira6460 Год назад +7

    Congratulations for the first day of full-time amazing new adventures! Both of you are unparalleled, and I cannot thank you enough for the knowledge that you have shared for the last year, since we find yours channel. We are always with a big smile, watching and learning each video. Big hugs Mónica & Rui from Portugal

  • @sandynull7576
    @sandynull7576 Год назад +3

    Bless your hearts. You're retired now. You've earned the privilege of sleeping in.

  • @S.Kay.Steffy
    @S.Kay.Steffy Год назад +34

    It’s been wonderful to be on your retirement journey…I’ve been with you for over a year and watched that countdown. Congratulations on the first day of the next chapter of you and Jim’s life. You have given me more confidence and knowledge over this past year and I value your videos that are packed with instruction. Thank you and Merry Christmas to you and your family 💕

  • @vickihogan4398
    @vickihogan4398 Год назад +9

    Great class! I’ve done meats in my IP Max but just purchased a 23 qt presto. Can’t wait to try it out!

  • @Karen-sv9yn
    @Karen-sv9yn Год назад +3

    So happy for you. Congratulations. I am early retired, it is wonderful and you are going to love it. And yey for us cuz we get more of you and your wealth of knowledge.

  • @melindawargowsky8176
    @melindawargowsky8176 Год назад +12

    I retired January 8 this year, and I love it! Those who said I’d be bored were wrong for sure. Started sewing a little and canned for the first time. Both water bath and pressure 😊 since I love to cook/bake, it was a natural progression. Thank YOU for teaching me so much. I truly hope you enjoy your retirement to the fullest.

  • @sarahbelongie9158
    @sarahbelongie9158 Год назад +1

    Thank you for all you do. I appreciate the science behind your explanations.

  • @zoebaileyzoe
    @zoebaileyzoe Год назад +6

    Thank you for this video..I just bought a Nesco 9qrt canner and this is the first canning I wanted to try..
    Your video provided me with everything I needed to do this process. I'm 71 yr old woman. Single.. I'm hoping this will be my new hobby and save me money and freezer space. 😊😊

  • @leslieyahu1259
    @leslieyahu1259 Год назад +4

    Congratulations Pam on your retirement! I have 4 months to go! Thank you for all you do here. Happiest Holidays to you and your family!

  • @teresecox4109
    @teresecox4109 Год назад +4

    I asked the question in one of my Facebook groups about the off-putting smell we seem to have from all our canned meat. To us, it smells just like dog or cat food. This is true whether its beef, chicken, pork or any kind. Feedback was that others agreed, experiencing the same. However, we all agreed that once we cook it into our recipe, that off putting smell goes away and doesn’t really transfer to taste. I just wonder why nobody ever mentions this. I’m sure if this was mentioned, more people would continue to canning meats as a wonderful convenience. Congratulations on retirement!! Yay!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

    • @mariewheeler5626
      @mariewheeler5626 Год назад +3

      I brown all meats that I pressure can. I don't smell any nasty odors. Try browning before placing into your pressure canner.

  • @firequeen2194
    @firequeen2194 Год назад +7

    I think it’s perfect for sloppy Joe’s as well. I use the IP Max and I’m pretty sure Santa is bringing me the Nesco for Christmas. I use the Max religiously for pints (love it!) and am looking forward to being able to do quarts. This has been imperative for me as I purchase the ground beef when there is a $1.99/2.99 sale per pound. I’m out of freezer space so being able to can it so I can preserve is awesome. Another excellent video, I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you, I’ve learned so much!

    • @amieinnovascotia3237
      @amieinnovascotia3237 Год назад +1

      I adore my little Maxi too. Sets my mind at rest to see the internal temperature displayed on the panel.

  • @Lowellian1
    @Lowellian1 Год назад +3

    I add 1/4 teasp baking soda and a bit of pepper. to canned burger and it neutralizes that dog food taste

    • @leashamcqueen3460
      @leashamcqueen3460 9 месяцев назад

      What do you mean??

    • @Lowellian1
      @Lowellian1 9 месяцев назад

      @@leashamcqueen3460 sometimes canned beef has an odd Alpo scent! Add AFTER it’s canned, when you reheat it.

  • @robertandrobinmilliken5105
    @robertandrobinmilliken5105 Год назад +2

    Chili, shepherds pie, soups, spaghetti,tacos, nachos, stuffed cabbage/peppers…

  • @dizziechef9502
    @dizziechef9502 5 месяцев назад

    I flavored my canned hamburger with Cajun seasonings, sloppy Joe seasonings, chili seasonings, Italian seasonings , BBQ seasonings . Then I add this to my recipes. I have many canned jars separated by flavor. These are great. I might add onion , Tom’s, sauce , or green peppers to the taco flavored hamb to fix up my meal. It so useful to add other ingreds to the hamb.

  • @longarmsupplies
    @longarmsupplies Год назад

    The busiest time of our lives...retirement! I used to work at a quilt store and chat with the ladies. Every retired lady that was in there said she was busier in her retirement that when she was "working"(out of home). Enjoy your retirement!

  • @tsw9999
    @tsw9999 Год назад +2

    This video is so valuable to show newer canners that the only difference in pressure canning between a stove top canner and the electric canners is the procedures to follow in setting up the canner. I see so many comments in online forums by new canners lamenting that "my canner didn't come with a recipe book", when they can actually use ANY SAFE tested recipe. 2 SMALL CORRECTIONS, though: At 12:02 you say Nesco prefers us to use regular mouth jars, but in the manual the only mention of jar size is under Water Bath canning (p. 9) and it seems to be referencing the fact that regular mouth jars are taller than wide mouth jars, so wide mouth is preferred. On the Instant Pot Max you said at 13:50 to fill water halfway up the jars, and the IP instructions actually call for filling one quarter of the way up the jars. Sorry to nitpick, but I have both canners and your comments had me doubting my canning habits. I checked both manuals. Thank you so much for the wonderful education you provide! Happy holidays to you and Jim.

  • @suzieg4014
    @suzieg4014 Год назад

    Congratulations on your retirement!1 I retired a couple years ago, due to an cancer diagnosis, I wanted to enjoy my life. Watching your channel and using the knowledge you impart has been so enjoyable. I have had many kitchen adventures because I have watched you. My thanks to both you and Jim!

    • @RoseRedHomestead
      @RoseRedHomestead  Год назад

      We are sorry to hear about your "forced" retirement and cancer diagnosis. We are happy that we have brought some joy to your life. Let us know about your "kitchen adventures." Jim

  • @corrine138
    @corrine138 Год назад +4

    Dear Pam, congratulations on your retirement! I am just starting this video and have to respond to you saying you have ideas to how to make your channel more useful - I’m not sure that’s possible as you are my go-to for just about anything in the kitchen or storing. THANK YOU! I am excited to learn about the hamburger as I don’t care for it either (I haven’t compared it to dog food). So, I’m watching while canning chicken soup on this blustery day. Enjoy retirement!

  • @amyharris5894
    @amyharris5894 Год назад +8

    Congratulations on your retirement Pam! No doubt, you will be missed at the University. Enjoy this next chapter in life and I am looking forward to the continued content that you work so hard on for all of us who watch and subscribe to your channel. You are quite the blessing!

  • @katrina6627
    @katrina6627 Год назад +2

    Congratulations hope you are enjoying retirement . I bet you have lots of fun things to do.

  • @claudettemonty4077
    @claudettemonty4077 Год назад

    In Quebec we eat the Shepherd Pie (ground beef, corn cream and mashed potatoes) .Sunday, my granddaughter want to eat that recipe for supper and it was 4:30 pm!! I took a jar +à an of Ron and I'd just to make the potatoes!! Voilà! She had her supper done fast + ketchup! I love my canning! Thanks to you Pam.

  • @TizianaTina
    @TizianaTina Год назад +2

    I love my Nesco canner. I had no worries about buying it after watching your testing video and was able to pressure can all my gardens bounty this season. Congratulations on your well deserved retirement.

    • @katie27320
      @katie27320 Год назад +1

      Same here. I kept hearing people saying it was unsafe and unapproved. Until her video, I didn't realize they don't approve any brand of stove top canner either. The safety tests Pam did on the Nesco made me feel completely confident in using it. I have a stovetop canner, but my daughter, 2 year old granddaughter live together. When my daughter is at work, I am not able to sit and constantly monitor my stovetop canner. The Nesco has been a lifesaver and has eliminated a lot of my very late night canning sessions!

  • @ravenlaughs9757
    @ravenlaughs9757 Год назад

    I have canned hamburger cooked and raw packed I prefer raw pack . I was never happy with the taste so I now freeze dry all hamburger cooked and raw so happy it is just like fresh when rehydrated never been happier.

  • @pamelafailen189
    @pamelafailen189 Год назад +4

    Congratulations on retirement. And thank you for this video. I have the insta pot max and a presto electric and now I know I can do large batches prepared the same just use the canners differently. Love your videos and absolutely love the science knowledge you add to them.

  • @PatriciaRoland-gr6he
    @PatriciaRoland-gr6he Год назад

    I would like to thank Rosered Homestead. I have be terrified of pressure canning, but your excellent explanations has concerted to a canning expert. I a retired Clinical laboratory scientist from California; that now live in Belize. So, it does take a month for my Amazon deliveries to come to Belize, but I have already canned over 40 pints and quarts. I just received my dehydrator and can't wait to use it. Thanks again Patricia Roland Placencia Belize.

    • @RoseRedHomestead
      @RoseRedHomestead  Год назад

      This is fantastic that you have been willing begin canning after watching Pam's videos. It sounds great that have been so successful with your canning. Share more with us about your canning and dehydrating experiences. Jim

  • @catherineabramson5460
    @catherineabramson5460 Год назад

    I just bought a Nesco canner and am really looking forward to not having to babysit my canning projects.
    Congrats on retirement. May it be long and happy times for you both.

  • @LauraNielson-b3g
    @LauraNielson-b3g 18 дней назад +1

    I need to start canning.

  • @norgialopez6113
    @norgialopez6113 Год назад

    You are Amazing Pam !!! Thanks for teaching us ,you make a difference , Blessed are the students who had the privilege to had you as a teacher .

  • @waterisgold
    @waterisgold Год назад

    Pam I love the fact that you're Building Bridges it's something I truly appreciate about you you're such a wonderful lady

  • @TROTS1
    @TROTS1 Год назад

    Congratulations on your retirement! 🎈🎈🎈
    Thank you so much for all your instruction! Learn so much from you. 😎

  • @NRice34102
    @NRice34102 Год назад

    After watching your video on canning ground beef in the Presto Digital canner, I canned 6 pints of 96% fat free ground beef.
    I opened a jar today to make tacos. After pouring off the broth & rinsing, I added taco seasoning & heated the meat. I was pleasantly surprised! The flavor & texture was no different than when I use fresh ground beef. I will definitely be canning more.

  • @winonaely6703
    @winonaely6703 3 месяца назад

    I love the taste of canned ground beef.

  • @PattyLU2
    @PattyLU2 Год назад +1

    Congratulations Pam on your next chapter! Looking forward to seeing you in future videos and adventures! All the best to you and Jim!

  • @carolpratt3761
    @carolpratt3761 Год назад

    I browned my burger in a roaster pan on my gas grill outside. Worked great and was fast.

  • @suebadger92
    @suebadger92 Год назад +1

    Congratulations on the first day of the rest of your life !!

  • @debleger6914
    @debleger6914 Год назад +1

    Congratulations on your retirement! My hubby and I are now both officially retired and loving it. The only trouble is that there just isn't enough time in each day to do all we want to do. My retirement gift to myself was the Presto 23-Qt model like your's (but with an induction bottom). My first pressure canner this last summer was the Carey, bought on your recommendation because the presto looked so intimidating and scary. But now I LOVE it! (Still love the Carey too but the Presto does so so many jars.) Today, I had both of them on the go canning potatoes. I just can't stop canning! You've created a monster with an ever-growing "cantry". (A very safe, reliable cantry!) Thank you for all you do.

  • @vickiegossett7214
    @vickiegossett7214 Год назад +1

    Pam, they look wonderful. Thank you... I would have to agree with you, I can't compare pressure canned ground beef with dog food because , I have never eaten dog food, but if dog food taste as good as my pressure canned ground beef, so be it!

  • @jenniexfuller
    @jenniexfuller Год назад +2

    We need a video about convenience foods that you store please - grid up and grid down. Pre-making bread stuffs, canned soups, etc. I’m starting to make my from scratch meals into pre-made but still healthy convenience foods. I can’t always mill my own grain freshly and bake bread or pizza dough or crescent rolls or whatever (like if I’m sick or I don’t have sufficient time). Thanks so much for doing this video. This is going to give me the confidence to try my first pressure canning projects!

  • @lindaseikkula2296
    @lindaseikkula2296 Год назад

    I'm sick with Covid. And a couple others. So happy for your retirement. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas.

  • @AcornHillHomestead
    @AcornHillHomestead Год назад

    Happy retirement!!! It’s nice not to have to be tied to a job and do our own thing. I know you wont stay idle. 😉 I have a 1990’s Jenn Air down draft electric drop in stove top . I was able to find a new in the box electric canning coil which is raised about one inch to replace the large standard coil. Wow is it ever nice and my stainless top doesn’t scorch after all the canning I do. The Ball electric water bath canners are nice to have as well. Thank you for all the good videos!

  • @ladeytrker8961
    @ladeytrker8961 Год назад

    Congratulations Pam. You made it. Lol.. Enjoy it.. God bless you

    • @billduck846
      @billduck846 Год назад

      You too dear may the almighty God bless you 🙏 too, you seems very nice and friendly please were are you from?

  • @jenn9579
    @jenn9579 Год назад

    Congratulations on your first day of retirement. It was hard for the first 6 months for me but I found things to do and it got better. Quilting, canning and gardening are my hobbies. Just keep busy.

    • @RoseRedHomestead
      @RoseRedHomestead  Год назад

      Thanks for the tips. Pam is working on readjusting to her new status. Next week she would be returning back to work (if she had not retired). Yes, Pam is keeping busy and hopefully, it is enough. Jim

    • @jenn9579
      @jenn9579 Год назад

      @@RoseRedHomestead Good luck and enjoy each other. Life is short.

  • @karenpowers2654
    @karenpowers2654 Год назад +1

    Congrats on your retirement and we get to keep watching your wonderful videos where i always learn something good. Thank you both for having this channel.

  • @sallyatkinson1682
    @sallyatkinson1682 Год назад

    I’m very behind watching this video, and just want to congratulate you on your retirement! Best wishes for the next part of your life journey. And, thank you for the research and testing you do to make my buying decisions informed.

  • @mikekf0eap16
    @mikekf0eap16 Год назад +1

    Thank you! After watching a few of your previous videos I bought a Carey caner, I LOVE it. I am a twice retired fellow who may retire again some day now that I'd rather can than go to the office. I've done burger and sausage also beef, chicken and pork cubes, chili, soups and anything else that is safe to can. We raised 9 children so neither of us are able to cook for two. Many times we would eat the same food for 4 or 5 days rather than waste it but NOW thanks to you and Jim we can or freeze dry most of our leftovers it is amazing! Thank you, Thank you. My wife is a long career teacher and we love the way you teach from your heart. Have I thanked you? God bless you both. Merry Christmas

    • @RoseRedHomestead
      @RoseRedHomestead  Год назад +2

      Thank you so much for your kind words. I really struggled to pare down my cooking amounts when I left my family of 8 siblings as well. It is an adjustment! I still slip back into cooking for the multitudes sometimes! LOL!

  • @jeanegard
    @jeanegard 4 месяца назад +1

    Catching up on your videos so I’m a yr behind, Happy Retirement!

  • @ramonajolley1966
    @ramonajolley1966 Год назад

    Congratulations!! Retirement is wonderful!! I know you won't be bored. I sure am not. There is so much to learn and do. Take care.

  • @Elaine_Jim_McGuire
    @Elaine_Jim_McGuire Год назад

    Wonderful! Im a beginner and My new Nesco electric canner comes today.
    Thank you for this great informative video.

  • @dougprentice1363
    @dougprentice1363 Год назад

    I like the old school canner.

  • @TinkenTank661
    @TinkenTank661 Год назад +2

    Merry Christmas and happy retirement! Your videos are so helpful and I so appreciate you and Jim!

  • @joanies6778
    @joanies6778 Год назад

    Congratulations! I retired 5 years ago so I could grow an organic garden and have a dog. My dog has since passed, but gardening has given me new purpose in life. I have totally distressed, got into canning, and prepping for emergencies.
    A year ago, I canned some organic ground beef (first time) that was on sale. I just used it recently for taco salad... it was fabulous to have it available for a quick meal when I couldn't get to the store.
    Some of my jars siphoned or didn't seal properly, so I put old socks around them and stuck them in the freezer. I had big issues canning chili, too. Not sure if it was the lids or some other cause.

  • @Southern195
    @Southern195 Год назад

    I’ve watched that video over and over!! 😂
    I’ve canned ground beef and had to watch your video ~ back it up and start over ~ over and over!! 🤣
    My hubby asked how many times that lady had to explain it to me. 🤨

    • @Southern195
      @Southern195 Год назад

      I’m canning hamburger today and here I am ~ back again! 🤣
      You would think I could remember this. We better be writing this stuff down while we have internet. 😂

  • @laurac9724
    @laurac9724 Год назад

    Happy retirement!! Thank you for all that you do to help us. you are such a sweet lady.

  • @pattf1002
    @pattf1002 Год назад

    Congrats, Pam! Welsome to RETIREMENT! 88% ground beef is $3.99 a pound at Costco here is Tucson. Over the past couple of weeks, I have preserved 28 pounds. My chest freezer died in November, UGH!! So I am in process of replacing a LOT of meat. Yesterday I canned 14 quarts of soup.

  • @brendamillican8166
    @brendamillican8166 Год назад +3

    Thank you for another thorough, informative video. Great idea to compare canning in all three types. A couple of questions…what do you recommend as the best ratio of fat content…80/20, 85/15…or does it matter? And what is the shelf life? I wish you every happiness in your retirement. From the smile on your face and the excitement in your voice, it’s obvious that it was the right decision! 😊

    • @m.walker7907
      @m.walker7907 Год назад +1

      Brenda millican: Shelf life is when it's sealed.U tap lid the flat,with a spoon,U lift up with flat,& it stays sealed U use a church key,& open,Smell it,Make sure it's okay,Cook it.Remove Rim,& wash & reuse.I just opened salsa from 2019. Still good,Smell good,taste good,and lid sealed. Hope this. Helps

  • @robinedds914
    @robinedds914 Год назад +2

    Congratulations! Looking forward to more from you guys. You’ve taught me to make bread a so much more. Thank you!

  • @thehadster7043
    @thehadster7043 Год назад +6

    Congratulations! Sleeping late, what joy! What is even better is when you don't need to sleep late anymore. I don't use an alarm clock, but I still wake up around 7 each morning. In the summer, when the sun rises earlier, I wake earlier. In the winter, as now, I feel so deliciously wicked when I sleep until 7:30!
    Thank you for another informative video.
    Have a fabulous holiday season waking up when you feel like it!

  • @mariebiggane7602
    @mariebiggane7602 Год назад +1

    This was an superb training video. I haven’t started canning yet but you removed a lot of the fear. Thank you.

  • @JaniceCrowell
    @JaniceCrowell Год назад

    So happy for you!

  • @vbachman6742
    @vbachman6742 Год назад +5

    Congratulations on your retirement! I remember my first day and how odd it was to take my time and not have to rush in the morning. I learned to can 2 years ago by watching this channel and asking a lot of questions that you were kind enough to answer in great detail.

  • @gear192
    @gear192 Год назад

    CONGRATULATIONS Ms. Pam, enjoy, enjoy, enjoy.....

  • @spencerking1070
    @spencerking1070 Год назад

    I just love you and your husband. So intellectual.

  • @AZCanner
    @AZCanner Год назад +1

    Yeah! Turn the alarm clock off. Congratulations on your retirement. Ground meat home canned is good for a lot of stuff. I use mine for Cornish Pasty and add what I need to when I open the jar. Great information as always Jim and Pam. Thank you.

  • @juliazimmerman4407
    @juliazimmerman4407 Год назад

    Congrats on retirement! Thank you for all your videos and information!