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Preserving Our Extra Eggs To Last Up To 25 Years On The Shelf!
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- Preserving Our Extra Eggs To Last Up To 25 Years On The Shelf!
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Hi guys, Jason and Brooke at cog hill farm did some freeze dried green tomatoes, they then reconstituted them and fried up some green tomatoes. They also did some fresh picked peaches and Brooke made a peach cobbler with reconstituted peaches. Both dishes looked delicious. 😊😊😊
Yippee you have a freeze dryer! They seem so handy to have! I don't have a need for one but they sure look nifty.
I know you raise some of your own meat but does your family put up many veggies?
I was just thinking, I would have waited and poured the eggs in the trays out in the garage! Hopefully you didn’t spill any for Rachel to clean up! Lol 😅
I also witnessed cog Hill videos with there freeze dry method.....go check them out...
From Baltimore Maryland
how did the taste ?
Your brain is always going Kevin well done smart boy
That is fantastic for someone with a large garden and fruit trees/vines and self grown meats.
Great presentation Kevin and Rachel 😊
Rachel, they are not only good for scrambled eggs, try them when you are baking. With me using only quail eggs, it is so good. Other people that have never tried quail eggs, still love the powdered eggs. I even freeze dry leftovers, since I don't like eating the same food for many days. I have done not only fresh fruits and veggies, I have done chili, spaghetti, and other leftovers. Did you know, that if you do your bone broth, you can freeze dry 10 quarts of bone broth, and powder it down to one quart jar. So it not only preserves your food for many years, it leaves smaller packages, so you can save up more food in the same space. Blessings.
Maybe keep a shaker full to top Mojos meals during the winter.
As a true member of the geriatric generation, I have no use for this. Having said that. I do see a tremendous market for this little jewel. If I could turn back the clock to my freezing and canning days, I would be all over this. Who knew the space age could come to today's kitchen? Thanks for posting this delightful and informative "infomercial". You two did good.
Same generation here. Yeah, dried eggs were a big OMG NO for us. They were horrible and didn't smell or look like eggs. I did a lot of food drying but only fruits and vegetables. My fruit leather was well loved. My daughters were so sick of the no candy rule we had for school lunches. After they grew up, they finally told me their secret. They were trading with their friends. The friends moms didn't make fruit leather. They wanted mine. The girls would get 2 candy bars for one of my lunch servings of fruit leather. Of course, our homemade dryer we would not do eggs or meat in. Everything else was pasteurized before storing. At that time, 30 min in a 250 dg oven would pasteurize and drive of any remaining moisture. Then when cool store in jars or bags. It's my thought that the freeze dried eggs might taste good. The dried eggs back then had chemicals added for preservation. Seems like the Jetsons might have arrived.
Kevin and Rachel, this was a very informative video. What a marvelous invention and tool for preserving food.
Oh wow. This is great. Rachel, since there's only hubby and I cooking now, we have used paper plates for years. Nothing wrong with that.
Hi Kevin & Rachel
When my mom was teaching me to cook - this was at least a century ago - she taught me to always crack eggs one at a time into a separate bowl.
We want to get a freeze dryer. It’s just not in the budget right now.
Thank you for sharing ideas with us!
Blessings ❤
You do know you can do a layaway on them and pay a little till it's paid off, right? You don't have to come up with all the money up front.
@@lindamaskus5142 I did not know that they offered layaway. Oh dear.
Thank you very much Linda
(My name is Linda, too)
@heatherclayton-callaghan4270 my mom had the same rule for eggs and especially for farm fresh eggs.
Absolutely amazing video from fresh eggs, to freeze dried eggs, to adding 2 tbs of water to the 2 tbs of freeze dried eggs. Then cooking the hydrated eggs, and of course the taste test. Blessings to all of you.
I have had my Harvest Right Freeze Dryer for over 2 years. I love it! I have freeze dried eggs, plain and also batches with shredded cheese, diced onions & peppers. I blend mine in my blender for a smooth consistency. But then I also have sliced strawberries, diced onions, broccoli, squash, pineapple, peas, carrots, potato slices, and so much more even candy AND our leftovers to make our own MREs. I love cooking with freeze dried food .
I also make the food for my dogs by freeze drying raw beef liver & salmon, eggs, broccoli, kale, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, peas, carrots, blueberries. They get all of the benefit of raw food with no nutrient loss. They love it!
Beautiful kitchen BTW chicken eggs with one dot of blood in it means that's that chicken's 1st egg.
That's amazing. Very good demo on how to freeze dry the eggs then reconstitute them to use them. Looks like they are a winner. With Skeeter's two paws up they gotta be good. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
This was pretty simple and for long term storage , can’t beat it. Short term storage is great in jars, keeps the critters out too.
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Hi Kevin, How are you doing today
Great video Kevin & Rachel. Would be perfect for a camping or rv holiday. Take care & cheers🥰
I love my Harvest Right and have done tons of meals and individual ingredients. Freeze dried fruit is addictive and beets are also amazing
Jason and Brooke Smith say the freezing process intensifies the taste. That is cool! I wish I had fresh eggs! ♥️🙏♥️
I am so glad you got a Harvest Right. I have had mine since last August. I really enjoy it. Mine is white. You want to make the kids happy, you need to do a couple candy runs. Ones is suggest, for the kids, is Jolly Ranchers, Marshmellows, and salt water taffy. Then if you freeze your full trays before you put them in the freeze dryer, do a tray of ice cream sandwiches, or using a melon baller, for ice cream bites. Just don't do candy and other foods in the same batch. And if you don't remember who this is, I'm Verna.
Thanks for showing the freeze drying of eggs!
We have had a freeze dryer for over 3 years now. I have been FD about 3 dozen eggs every 2 weeks. I love being able to have them to use for cooking in the winter when egg production drops. Also great to use when baking. I put my trays in my freezer dryer and pour the egg mixture onto them. No spills that way
Thanks for sharing. Good idea!!! ✝️🙏🏼🛐😇
Seems like it would be easier to put the freeze dryer in your kitchen rather than the garage
Wow I have to say I have enjoyed this whole process I never knew you could do this with eggs I am 76 and I'm still learning oh my goodness I wish I would have known it when I was younger!
Hardboil eggs, then pickle them with either beet juice/sugar/vinegar, or full-strength soy sauce/rice vinegar/sugar. You can also add seasoned salt, creole seasoning, cracked black pepper, crushed red pepper, hot sauce, etc. Just about any seasonings can be used. The eggs can be kept refrigerated nearly indefinitely once they are pickled.
Very interesting video. Hope your girls continue to lay eggs so you can have plenty of eggs for the times when they don't lay as many.
We have shredded zucchini in our freeze dryer now. Our family favorite is strawberries and ice cream sandwiches. We just finished taffy for the first time yesterday. They are interesting. We didn't like our blueberries and cherries as much. My husband has freeze dried our left over chili, shepherds pie and other leftovers for when he decides to go back packing. I am trying grapes next. We have done eggs also. I look forward to seeing what else you try. I love watching videos from Retired at 40. He has a lot of information.
That was an awesome video. Seeing the entire process start to finish was quick, easy, n looked delicious. Being able to store 48 eggs long term is a lot of food in the small space of 2 canning jars. WOW! Thanks for sharing. This really is a game changer. God Bless. 🥰🙏❤️
You can also put an egg in each space of an ice tray and freeze them. Once frozen take them out and put them in baggies. These can be used for cooking and baking!
something for variety , add bell peppers onions , or salsa to the scramble then freeze dry . add a bit of variety to more than just scrambled eggs
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I don't have a freeze dryer, but i have scrambled eggs, and whole eggs in the freezer. And they thaw and taste great.
Kudos for not spilling any
Skeeter said , yummy ! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This was so cool Kevin thank you for sharing
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Those eggs are beautiful!
I have been using this freeze drier for a year now. I found it easier to put the dried eggs in a plastic bag and use a rolling pin to break up eggs into a powder. Jmo
I like watching cog hill farm doing there freeze dtying never seen it done with eggs
Love this video, great job!!!
This video was awesome!
How about putting a fan in the hen house to reduce the temperature in there
Ohh ⁉️ MY GOODNESS HOW AMAZING IS THAT 😍⁉️ THAT'S WONDERFUL 😊 GREAT 👍 GOD'S BLESSINGS TO YOU ALL 🙏🙌❣️
Holy crap - that could have been messy!!! Nice job! I never would have thought to do that with eggs. Thanks for sharing.
What is the brand of that sealer?
As you were carrying your eggs to the freeze dryer I said to myself, I would have taken the trays to the dryer and then pour the eggs, I would love to have one of these freeze dryers but I would never use them, but I do like the things you can make with them. thanks for the info, and all the best
When you reconstitute if you add a tsp of baking powder per 4 eggs they will be super fluffy.
This is amazing, enjoyed watching this. Nothing wrong with paper plates.😉 I can’t remember the last time I ate out of a glass plate. 😂 Of course I live by myself. 🥰
I use paper plates, cups, spoons and forks now all the time. I'm by myself and it saves washing, etc. But, there was a time my table had to be set with fine dining ware and crystal glasses..
Made me smile to see someone else shake there blender 😊😅😊..Stay Blessed 😇
This is incredible!!!! I have seen many things freeze dried but I didn't even think this was possible! I'm amazed! This is something I want to work toward being able to do with my family. Thank you so much for sharing this!! GREAT video!!!!!! Just GREAT!!
Thanks for the tutorial!
Strawberries, peaches, Brooke is becoming brilliant at freeze drying a lot of things. Cog Hill Farms.
Wow!!! Game changer for sure 😮🎉😮
That was awesome. Freeze dried eggs. They looked just like real eggs 😮❤
Thats a pretty cool set up for sure!! Thanks for sharing!! ❣❤❤❤❤❣
That was so awesome Kevin
I would use non metal utensils so that the trays don’t get scrape marks. They also sell special bags to preserve your freeze dried food if you have limited storage space.
Thank you so much for showing the process of freeze drying
Yes on the Ninja foodi and Vitamix blenders! Yours didn’t seem all that bad!
Loved this! Vintage blenders could use canning jars as blending jars. The blade mechanism fit into a mason jar and the ring and rubber seal that one used to fasten onto the blender jar on the bottom to attach to the base part of the blender could fasten onto a canning jar and could save time and prevent possibility of a mess.
Beautiful eggs Kevin
Thanks. Great idea
Just love it great job love you guys HERVEY BAY QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA
Pre freeze stuff before you put it in the freezer dryer it'll take less time. Large Family Love freeze dries on bunch of things.
Haha 😆 this reminds me of childhood - we had to fill the ice cube trays and get them onto the freezer w/o spilling! About 5 out of 10 times we made it! 😂😅
I just realized that y'all raise goats for meat? You sell them, but you don't show us that part. And I thank you for that! I don't even want to know if y'all eat goat.😮
Another great video! Thanks! Lum 💖
I thought the same thing about goat meat until I went to a church dinner where they cooked it like in the Bible days. Let me tell you, it was better than steak. I couldn't believe it
Thanks for showing how freeze drying works.
I wish the machines were more affordable
Cog Hill Farms uses a Freeze Dryer as well. They have Freeze Dried all kinds of fruit and vegetables.
That is amazing.
You can also store them in a jar with lime and water. They keep up to a year. It's called glassing
Lol, I was hollering at you in my head "Fill the trays up in the freeze dryer" 🤣 😂 ❤️🤍💙✌️
Kevin I enjoy your U-Tube channel. I’ve watched a lot of other homesteaders using the freeze dryer and it’s amazing how much they can save food. My only thought was that you should set up a table in the garage and fill the trays in there so you don’t have to carry raw eggs through the house. Fill it right at the spot. ( no chance of an accident)
I wish I could afford a freeze dryer. I have seen several YT videos of people freeze drying their eggs & storing them. Several of them use them to make their own dry cake and pancake mixes in mason jars and have said they results are delicious! I have also seen them freeze dry milk! Oh how I wish I could afford to buy one & freeze dry eggs & milk especially. Enjoy your freeze drier.
Sweetie I use paper plates too!! I'm 75 years old!! plus I use plastic cups. because I don't like to do dishes.. I love watching you guys I watch you everyday when you post!! I live at seal rock Oregon!!❤❤
A lot of people I watch on RUclips have a freeze dryer. It is my hope that in the next year I can get one. I love the idea of preserving food
Thanks Kevin and Rachel. A lot of uses for eggs. Blessings to HHF 🙏
Kevin, they make great gifts, too. Living tradition will mix up all ingredients with the eggs then freeze dry! As long as it taste good to ya,ll then plain it is.
I like to label my cans what’s in them, and date them the day I process them…and the directions to reconstitute them equally 2:2 …I have heard that you can wash canned veggies ,removing the canned liquid, drain, rinse and drain again and freeze dry them, keeping. them in air tight canning jars for a long time…I’m glad you mentioned to keep them out of the light and in a dry place. ❤
I am very impressed after watching different people with the HR freeze dryer. As much as I would love one, it is out of my budget completely this year. Hopefully next year, I will have things go more favorably for me, and can get one after having a garden, since I try to be stocked up for at least 1 year in food stuffs. TY for showing us your egg drying, and the ease of rehydrating them.
Gitchoo a Ninja blender, it has 3 sets of blades all the way up, so you don't have to struggle with stuff at the top of the blender pitcher just sitting there not getting blended. I have one, and I LOVE IT! Otherwise, if you already have a food processor, use that instead.
...but don't put the pitcher in the dish machine, it doesn't like it. Just wash it out by hand.
That was so fascinating how it looked just like before it was freeze dried
Hi Kevin
Please try putting golf balls in the nest to increase egg production.
Thanks - Andy
When I move to Minnesota I will get me a freeze dryer & freeze my food I fine a place where I can do a garden to
Never knew you could freeze dry eggs. Just learned something new. Thanks for showing the whole process.
I've never seen that air sucker-outer for the jars. Wonder, what all applications you can use that for?????😊
Thank you for posting this!! This is one of the best things you can do for the future of your fellow man.
Hello Kevin, great video, interesting! 😊 That looks easy enough.
My Yorkie Abby loves any type of egg also.😊 Thank you for sharing this info. God Bless you & Rachel!🙏✝️🇺🇸🤗😊💙❤
This looks amazing. Love your shirt. My Grandson works for Decked.
I always loved the powdered eggs they gave with commodities
Maybe have the mixed eggs on a large measuring cup with a pour spout. Take it to the trays already in the freeze dryer.
Yes Kevin and Rachel people in my Grandmother's day dried food on tin roofs but my Grandmother dried many different foods behind a wood stove on strings or the oven when she had a light fire going I've ate a lot her dried in the winter but your way is better and people truly need to do it I did for many years with a small food dehydrator as my two oldest son's God Bless you both keep sharing what your doing people need to see it
I bought a freeze dryer when they first came out. I have had mine for over 10 years. My favorite freeze dried food is cherry tomatoes cut in half trayed and sprinkled with fajita seasoning. It is the best snack.
Where did you get the sealer, that is awesome! 😂
This is a really great idea. I would really like to see you cook something and freeze dry it like maybe Mac and cheese or some meat dish like chicken nuggets common things that people eat. Thanks and God bless you all.😊
that would nice investment along with a dehydrator and vacuum sealer
We use paper plates too, all year long.😊
Good thing you got Skeeter into the video at the end!
With eggs , no blender required , just crush them with your hand will powder them , I have a large dryer and the trays will easily hold 24 - 30 eggs each
Hey, thought you would like to know that 18 eggs will fit into a tray. It's easer to pour liquids into the tray if the trays are in the freeze dryer. Just pull the tray out enough to pour the liquid in.
Good job Kevin. I’m interested but didn’t grow much this year.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the the video