Homestead Canning Pantry Tour - Large Family Food Storage - Larder Tour

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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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  • @meganvester8819
    @meganvester8819 Год назад +34

    Yes! A final canning stock tour would be great 😊

  • @tawanajackson5545
    @tawanajackson5545 День назад +1

    Great video and Thank you for sharing your knowledge 😊😊❤❤

  • @brendafalk5162
    @brendafalk5162 Год назад +6

    A Proverbs 31 virtuous woman in action! You are a blessing.

  • @nicholecoleman6924
    @nicholecoleman6924 Год назад +11

    Canning meats is a huge time saver! We do venison, chicken, turkey, ground beef, Taco meat, salmon, BBQ pulled pork. Makes for quick meals!

    • @intentionalhomesteadingmi
      @intentionalhomesteadingmi  Год назад +1

      Sure does!!

    • @robins5880
      @robins5880 Год назад +3

      I’ve been canning for 30 years and had done plain meats but just started doing some of the meats in sauce from the new Ball book, game changer!

  • @kdonor
    @kdonor Год назад +5

    I love home canned pantry tours. I'm also self taught canner.

  • @jfeljon7027
    @jfeljon7027 Год назад +3

    Just "fabulous". I grew up with my gram canning, but sadly after one exploded while she was pressure canning...I was small, it really scared me. With that, I am in my 40's now and tired of freezing everything and am about to begin my canning journey! I am starting with beans, and my own bone broth! I need to fill my food storage with shelf stable items. Thanks for the great video.

  • @Rukiye-s5h
    @Rukiye-s5h 2 месяца назад +2

    August 11th❤ this is so beautiful. Thank you very much for showing everything. I am new to canning.

  • @libbydesotel3972
    @libbydesotel3972 Год назад +2

    Awesome! I am from just north of GR, MI! Reside in NE now-but miss MI 😊

  • @threerivershomestead
    @threerivershomestead Год назад +16

    This was such a great video. Thank you for sharing your food storage with us ❤

  • @brandiyoung4726
    @brandiyoung4726 11 месяцев назад +1

    Jessica from 3 Rivers Homestead shared your channel. I love your farm and your storage. I have been canning for 2 years and still learning.

  • @claudialeger3208
    @claudialeger3208 Год назад +8

    Three Rivers Homestead sent me. I am impressed with your storage. I recognize the same organization skills . Great information. I too keep it simple and specific to my family. Thanks for sharing.

  • @elizaC3024
    @elizaC3024 Год назад +4

    You are amazing 👏. 👏. Your canning is far from boring! You can pantry staples, not frilly speciality items. Families don't fill their bellies with frufru items! You have a versatile collection of whole foods, and that's what matters.

    • @intentionalhomesteadingmi
      @intentionalhomesteadingmi  Год назад

      Exactly. I feel like when your ingredients are high quality you don’t need to work as hard making things tasty!

  • @mrsmorrisonccs
    @mrsmorrisonccs Год назад +2

    Yay another Michigander!!! I don’t often see others from Michigan. Can’t wait to watch you precious videos.

  • @myrnabayne7961
    @myrnabayne7961 Год назад +4

    Yes! I would to see a final tour.❤

  • @harblinshaven6303
    @harblinshaven6303 Год назад +5

    Holy COW, and PIG oh and Chicken! Lady that is AMAZING!Thanks Jessica and Ruth for telling me about this awesome channel. Homestead Heart started my canning journey almost 3 years ago but it was something I was do8nf as a teenager but didn't pick up again until i was 49. I spent 23 years buying local at farmers markets and butcher's but I froze everything. Then 2020 hit and I knew I had to do something different... so I went back to my child hood and Googled how to can chicken. Mrs Heart emailed me when I was worried i was wrong and helped me do my first 19 pts of own chickens. You tube has so many wonderful people helping each other. Your pantry is awesome! We call ours the grocery store. All 6 of our children know they can always shop home grown meat or veggies anytime. ❤

    • @intentionalhomesteadingmi
      @intentionalhomesteadingmi  Год назад +1

      I love that!! I always joke with my kids they better come back and eat when they grow up because it’s going to be hard figuring out how to cook for 2 😅😂

    • @harblinshaven6303
      @harblinshaven6303 Год назад

      @@intentionalhomesteadingmi well 6 years after they all moved out I still can not cook for less than 4 no mater how hard I try.

  • @caroladams7249
    @caroladams7249 Год назад +3

    Yes, please do another tour afterwards!

  • @carolynbrown6792
    @carolynbrown6792 24 дня назад +1

    I’d love to see how you can your lard. I’m sure it comes from the pigs. My husband is allergic to pork. But when it comes right down to it. If we had to use it for me or the rest of my family it would be nice to see a video of you showing us how you probably cook parts of the pig & saving the lard then how you can it. That would be an awesome RUclips video. Very educational. Might be the only way to get it if things should fall apart down the road. God Bless & Go With You & Yours.

  • @sararich2026
    @sararich2026 2 месяца назад +1

    Love your videos so informative and educational.

  • @KarenReed-o7t
    @KarenReed-o7t Год назад +1

    Latter pantry tour and freezer tour? Yes please!

  • @carolynsinyard5215
    @carolynsinyard5215 Год назад +6

    I am so glad you joined this collaboration or I would probably never found your channel. I would love to see a final video of everything that you have canned. Have a blessed week.

  • @lesrevesdemananatty8732
    @lesrevesdemananatty8732 3 месяца назад +1

    Bonsoir Beth, merci pour le tour du garde manger, je vous découvre grâce à la chaîne de la famille Zimmermann. Je suis aussi une autodidacte de la conserve maison et certaines de vos recettes (à vous 4) me plaisent beaucoup mais que nous ne faisons pas en France par contre aucune de vous ne faites des pâtés ou des rillettes dans vos réserves ! C'est peut être typiquement français :) mais vu que vous aimez cuire les viandes pendant la stérilisation, les pâtés devrait vous plaire. Bonne continuation à vous et au plaisir de vous découvrir dans d'autres de vos vidéos.

  • @karenlyle322
    @karenlyle322 Год назад +7

    Yes, I would love to see another pantry tour ♥️

  • @dianewhite8950
    @dianewhite8950 Год назад +2

    Wonderful info. God bless

  • @amsohn1
    @amsohn1 Год назад +4

    Thank you for sharing... both RuthAnn and Jessica suggested coming over.
    While I've been canning and preserving for over 50+ years, I believe you can or should never stop learinig from others.
    I grew up with a Menninite "Grammy", and she taught me sooo much and from the old ways. I still do many of those methods, I don't argue wirh anyone about, just still use somenof them, some not so much and it's more of a time element, not a concern for the safety issue... and all of are very much alive and healthy sooo there's that.😂
    Anyway, just wanted to say hi, and thanks!
    Blessings ❤

  • @sharonjennings1282
    @sharonjennings1282 9 месяцев назад +1

    Your pantry is fabulous!

  • @BostonBorn
    @BostonBorn Год назад +2

    Ugly chicken is one of our go to’s! All of our meat is raw packed…we love it!

  • @willem3206
    @willem3206 Год назад +2

    Yes please another tour!

  • @MarilynHill-f1l
    @MarilynHill-f1l Год назад +3

    Please keep your used canning lids and put them on your jar so that you can keep critters out of your jars

  • @Pringle1001
    @Pringle1001 Год назад +2

    From three rivers homestead🥰

  • @smallspaceswithGloria
    @smallspaceswithGloria Год назад +1

    Thankyou for sharing your pantry 😊

  • @shelbiemarsh6430
    @shelbiemarsh6430 Год назад +2

    Wow! Fantastic. ❤❤

  • @carmenmariacortesmarin2664
    @carmenmariacortesmarin2664 Год назад +6

    A very soft spoken, well versed video. Thank you and God bless you and your family.

  • @janetgrooms
    @janetgrooms 11 месяцев назад +1

    Yes final tour ❤

  • @annacarl8252
    @annacarl8252 Год назад +3

    Following from Southwest Michigan…found you through the Zimmermans! Look forward to seeing more from our neck of the woods!

  • @nicholecoleman6924
    @nicholecoleman6924 Год назад +3

    Fellow mid Michigan girl here!! Excited to see your channel. Just heard of you through Jessica's video this morning 😊

  • @fleurettewoods6080
    @fleurettewoods6080 Год назад +1

    Another tour later would be wonderful. I am learning from everyone and would like to see the post season larder. Thank you.

  • @MinimalistHome
    @MinimalistHome Год назад +3

    I love it! “Scary basement” 😂 Great tips about cold packing the ground beef too!

  • @carolynmoody9460
    @carolynmoody9460 Год назад +4

    Came over from the Zimmerman channel ❤new sub here🎉love the outside view of your home..would love to have a house like that❤

  • @sherrymatthews4404
    @sherrymatthews4404 Год назад +1

    Yes. another tour would be awesome.

  • @mireksip180
    @mireksip180 Год назад +1

    Love the tour! Would love a final canning tour! Thank you!

  • @rileymartin7638
    @rileymartin7638 Год назад +2

    Beautiful video!

  • @bilakemrisner
    @bilakemrisner Год назад +2

    came over from 3rivers love your channel

  • @MsLisaBrooks
    @MsLisaBrooks Год назад +2

    Found you from Jessica at 3 rivers. Always subscribe to homestead videos even though I live on 1/3 acre. Hint-look where camera is instead of viewer/screen.

  • @mariebrawley9314
    @mariebrawley9314 Год назад +2

    New subscriber you remind me of home we had a wood stove to. I miss it living out in the country. Things were different then today.

  • @KarenReed-o7t
    @KarenReed-o7t 11 месяцев назад +1

    Yes please!

  • @esmeraldarodriguez7012
    @esmeraldarodriguez7012 Год назад +2

    Hi Beth, I come from Jessica’s channel. I love your woodpiles and your organic not bought Fall decor. I would love to see your stocked shelves. Thank you so much for sharing.

  • @deidrecruickshank7975
    @deidrecruickshank7975 Год назад +2

    Sent from Jessica, I'm a 62 yr old from NZ. Awesome pantry of food you have there. I used to can as you call it, we call it preserving, but I don't think it's worth it now I'm on my own. Produce here is so expensive, I grow what I can so that I don't have to buy it from the supermarket, but if I process anything it is for the freezer. Subbed. Thanks for the tour. I can't wait to watch more of you processing stuff. 😂❤

  • @SiloandSage
    @SiloandSage Год назад +6

    You know I love a good pantry tour! You've worked so hard this year - well done, friend!

  • @soniab.estacio3008
    @soniab.estacio3008 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you ❤ you have a beautiful voice ! You are truly blessed with so much food ! God bless you

  • @lisanowakow3688
    @lisanowakow3688 Год назад +1

    Thank you!

  • @TheInquisitiveFarmwife
    @TheInquisitiveFarmwife Год назад +1

    New Subscriber through this collaboration... so nice to meet you and look forward to getting to know you more!

  • @sonyapiper3362
    @sonyapiper3362 Год назад +1

    I’ve been canning for a long time and this year is the first time I canned hamburger. I’m going to try canning sausage. I can chicken, beef, beef brisket, salmon, pork, beans, veggies, fruits, ham, turkey, broth, mushrooms, pickled stuffed hot banana peppers. This is the first watching your channel. I enjoyed.

  • @nvater1
    @nvater1 Год назад +2

    Maybe a video of canning when you butcher in November? Thanks

  • @tammyr2966
    @tammyr2966 Год назад +1

    Thank you for sharing your pantry! I didn’t know you could can lard. I have never canned meats or meals in a jar yet, but decided I am going to try it! Would love to see another pantry video ! It gives me ideas to help me too! New to your channel, coming over from Jessica’s channel!

  • @gail7138
    @gail7138 Год назад +2

    Loved your presentation 😊

  • @mrsemilyporter
    @mrsemilyporter Год назад +3

    Yes to the final stock tour love this so much!

  • @HomesteadingSolo
    @HomesteadingSolo 11 месяцев назад +1

    First time viewer here, enjoyed the content.
    I’m in the beginning stage of researching pressure canners and those got to have extras.

  • @nicolewallace4051
    @nicolewallace4051 10 месяцев назад +1

    Please do another pantry tour when its all done!

  • @terraranch1459
    @terraranch1459 Год назад +2

    I absolutely loved your video. I am new to your channel. Love your home. Hugs❤

  • @sandiebrown8291
    @sandiebrown8291 Год назад +2

    New Sub here I love this video thank you for sharing I found you from three Rivers. Can't wait to see more

  • @BrendaJBarNett
    @BrendaJBarNett Год назад +1

    New sub from Ruth Ann's channel. ❤

  • @kskorner74
    @kskorner74 Год назад +1

    i'm in mid mich too!!!

  • @OkieJammer2736
    @OkieJammer2736 Год назад +1

    Wowww. Hard, hard work really pays off. Loved this video and will be looking for your canning videos, especially how you jar up pork and make and preserve sausage. Thank you!

  • @beckymay439
    @beckymay439 Год назад +1

    Sent by Jessica. You’ve got some great videos here. New to canning and trying to set up my pantry. Would love to see videos about your workflow and cooking from your pantry.

    • @intentionalhomesteadingmi
      @intentionalhomesteadingmi  Год назад

      Hello hello! Great to know! I have a few recipe videos - I’ll be sure to offer more in the future!

  • @leslienichols5268
    @leslienichols5268 Год назад +1

    Here from 3rivers.

  • @alisonwestermann1875
    @alisonwestermann1875 Год назад +2

    Thank you for sharing! A nice gentle video to watch before the sun is up and the house is quiet!

  • @donnalovintexas8760
    @donnalovintexas8760 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for the pantry tour. A stocked video would be nice. I am retiring the end of this month and will up my gardening and canning next year. I am excited to have time to garden and can food. I live alone, so all chores are on me, so i have not had time. God Bless and have a great Thanksgiving.

  • @RichardRahn-p4u
    @RichardRahn-p4u 8 месяцев назад +1

    I think your house is beautiful and the basement isn't scary it looks grate , and reminds me of my grandma's ,she was a Sturn bul a loving person who canned and cooked from scratched . She planed her meals by looking in her basement then the garden and around her yard ,then finally in her fridge. I live in Bay county ,mi. May I ask what county u live in ,and what is your last frost date ? Mine use to be around 5 -15 . But I was told by my library it's around 5-2 .thanks richard

  • @BootsandBountyHomestead
    @BootsandBountyHomestead Год назад

    You have an "ingredient kitchen" and that's the way I can too. I grew up canning and that's the only way we've ever done it so we can use it for recipes instead of one jar for one recipe. I do a few soups in pints for a single serve for kids or someone getting sick but otherwise it's single ingredients. Thanks for sharing your pantry! Good to meet you!

  • @suzannawoods5925
    @suzannawoods5925 Год назад +1

    This was absolutely incredible to see. Thank you so much for the tour!

  • @OkieJammer2736
    @OkieJammer2736 Год назад

    Great, informative video and love your background music choice. New subscriber.

  • @danielleosentoski520
    @danielleosentoski520 8 месяцев назад

    Would love to hear more about schmaltz.. how to make use and store 😊

  • @painchaud2000
    @painchaud2000 Год назад +2

    That was an inspiring pantry!

  • @tinabarton2938
    @tinabarton2938 11 месяцев назад +1

    New subscriber now, thanks to your wonderful video. Thanks for the info on canning meat. Ive been canning forever now, but have never done meat. I had issues with the way it looked in the jars. But after hearing your comments on meat you convinced me to go ahead and try it. Thanks for sharing.

  • @veronica1863
    @veronica1863 Год назад

    I’m here from Jessica from three rivers homestead. Great video

  • @helen1962
    @helen1962 Год назад

    Just subbed to your channel suggested by Ruth Ann. What a beautiful life you have.

  • @janhyslop2915
    @janhyslop2915 Год назад

    Very interesting and enjoyable! Thank you. I heard about you from Jessica at Three Rivers.
    My canned chicken was so dry, I didn’t like it. But canned stew meat is wonderful. Canned dry beans are a favorite also.
    I really admire your work ethic!!! And so glad to see your canning kitchen. We are thinking and planning one for our extended family. I’m the experienced canner and dearly want to teach two more generations how to preserve home grown foods.

  • @poodledaddles1091
    @poodledaddles1091 Год назад

    Beautiful pantry!!!

  • @mariezafonte6473
    @mariezafonte6473 Год назад

    Love your pantry. Thanks for sharing.

  • @SuperMotherofChaos
    @SuperMotherofChaos Год назад

    Another tour would be great!

  • @sherryrogers695
    @sherryrogers695 Год назад +1

    I came over from Thee rivers Homestead after viewing her pantry tour. Thank you for speaking on canning proteins. My MIL always canned chicken and we liked the convenience!

  • @dorothymeyer693
    @dorothymeyer693 Год назад

    Found your channel from Ruthann and Chesla. Love your channel.

  • @stephencameron1709
    @stephencameron1709 Год назад

    Great tour. Thank you for sharing all your hard work. ❤Val C

  • @sararich2026
    @sararich2026 Год назад

    Yes please so enjoyed your video.

  • @gail7138
    @gail7138 Год назад +3

    Thanks for sharing! I am new to your channel, and would love to see another tour at your end of harvest season too 😃 Like yourself I lean to basics as well. But also appreciate ideas expounded on some of the meal/ dish creations some do with their staples 😉
    Question: when you mentioned the various ways of serving meat were you saying some was canned with spices and some without? if so with canning would expound a little what kind of spices and how you would use the spiced canned meats please?

    • @intentionalhomesteadingmi
      @intentionalhomesteadingmi  Год назад

      Hey! So I primarily will season our ground pork - Italian, breakfast, and chorizo are our primary flavors we use for meals!

  • @natalia199301
    @natalia199301 Год назад

    Thank You for sharing you gave me a few new ideas…Thank You for sharing!

  • @sharrilswindle752
    @sharrilswindle752 Год назад

    I love your channel ..I do watch Ruth ann love their peaceful channel and learn so much..
    Glad to find your channel. I'M in Florida so no basements. I still don't know why they can have pools but not root cellars..so we use air conditiong and canning, dehydrating, freezing which can be precarious.
    I want to can up all my freezers.I love canned meat so tender

  • @tdewtx
    @tdewtx 11 месяцев назад +1

    I just watched little mountain ranch do shredded pork. She roasted the pork one day, shredded it the next and canned it. I thought that was a pretty cool. I prefer par cooked/roasted over raw pack. It tastes better to me, and I don't like meat sticking outside the broth.

  • @carriecreates1207
    @carriecreates1207 10 месяцев назад +1

    You have a very nice pantry, thank you for sharing that with us.
    My favorite meat to can is pork roast, I also can green chiles. I add the two to a pot and make Green Chile con Carne. Serve it with tortillas.
    At the end of your video, there were lids, that said "leat". What was that? Thank you.
    I subscribed and look forward to more videos.

  • @annsmith8343
    @annsmith8343 Год назад

    I have done raw packed meat, but I prefer browning the meat first for flavor. My absolute favorite meat to can is round steak. It comes out sooo tender. The best for fajitas! Bravo on learning to can! I started canning out of necessity, but also because I love to grow anything and everything in my garden! So satisfying! God Bless your family!

  • @ronalddavis5905
    @ronalddavis5905 Год назад +1

    Great video.

  • @connieoermann3592
    @connieoermann3592 Год назад

    I enjoyed this video..and yes id like to see anotber video when you are all finished canningk

  • @susanclair8623
    @susanclair8623 Год назад

    Thank you so much for sharing. Hello from Oregon brand new to your channel

  • @Buckaroo396
    @Buckaroo396 Год назад +1

    "That specific crap" 😂

  • @dawnmeador1266
    @dawnmeador1266 Год назад +1

    Love your tour - looking forward to the next one! I follow RuthAnn and Jessica too. I have gained so much knowledge this year from those ladies. I render my fat from my pigs. When you use yours do you melt it down? For instance, I would not melt it for pie pastry but what about using it as a replacement for olive or vegetable oil? Do you melt it down and then use it as a replacement for those? The only thing i really use it for now is to put in my fry pan prior to cooking.

  • @wifigrannyl.1354
    @wifigrannyl.1354 Год назад +1

    New subscriber here. I love to can meat also. Question, how do you use the rendered chicken fat? Ive never heard of Schmaltz. I enjoyed your video. Coming at you from SE Texas.

    • @intentionalhomesteadingmi
      @intentionalhomesteadingmi  Год назад

      Hey! Welcome! So far we love it for sauteeing, eggs, and popping pop corn! It’s not as hard/solid at lard or tallow but I’m still tempting to try baking with it too at some point.

  • @c.gaisser7506
    @c.gaisser7506 Год назад +1

    Do you have a video on how to can the lard?

    • @intentionalhomesteadingmi
      @intentionalhomesteadingmi  Год назад

      I don’t! I “open kettle” seal jars - but I’ll add it to my list to share next month!

  • @wendybundy1878
    @wendybundy1878 Год назад +1

    I must have missed it somewhere but did your milk cow results come back she was bred?🙏

    • @intentionalhomesteadingmi
      @intentionalhomesteadingmi  Год назад

      MILK COW PREGNANCY TEST RESULTS! Will we have a baby… or burger? 😔
      ruclips.net/video/ZzaFKYv49Tk/видео.html
      Our older cow!? That video is here!

  • @darlascrafts
    @darlascrafts 4 месяца назад

    I have food in my kitchen pantry and my house stays about 80. Will it stay good and last a long time at 80??

  • @allanarichmond2902
    @allanarichmond2902 Год назад

    What temperature and humidity do you keep your cold room?