And the Blessings continue… Can Freeze Dried Tomato Skin Become Tomato Paste??

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  • Опубликовано: 5 янв 2025

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  • @manettesutton4595
    @manettesutton4595 Год назад +12

    I know your barter wasn’t planed, but it is one of my favorite things to do. I make different kinds of all natural homemade herbal hot processed soap and I barter with that all the time. For herbs I can’t grow, or labor around the house(I am 72 and need some help[ sometimes). So you were definitely blessed..

  • @debichats8634
    @debichats8634 Год назад +3

    When you’re a blessing to others, you’re always blessed! You bless all of us with all your knowledge and help…it’s so nice to see a family of God doing His work! God is SO good! ❤

  • @Minnehaha64
    @Minnehaha64 Год назад +8

    Absolutely! That's the kind of neighbor we want, and should be! A few years ago, my tomatoes didn't do well, and my friend had so many, she didn't know what to do with them all! There have been times I've had an abundance to share, and times others have shared with me. My friend and I are trying to practice bartering with each other, so we know how to do it. But mostly, it's about thinking more highly of others than ourselves, as the Lord would have it.

  • @disneyonthebrain1390
    @disneyonthebrain1390 Год назад +11

    Hey there! I love your videos so much. I was curious about herbalism and found your amazing channel. Just wanted to thank you and your mom for all that you do!

  • @kevindice1092
    @kevindice1092 Год назад +2

    In 2020 my tomato crop failed (due to walnut contamination from wood chips). I pride myself thinking I was a tomato pro, and it was HARD asking friends for help filling my shelves. Thank God that I did, because it solidified old friendships, and taught me a beautiful lesson in humility. Fast forward to 2023, and I’m sharing more tomatoes than I ever had before!

  • @alanbiesemeier6930
    @alanbiesemeier6930 Год назад +4

    I am so happy for you and Family that your neighbor landed you a Big Batch to work with and be whole again. 😊

    • @TheHoneystead
      @TheHoneystead  Год назад +4

      It feels good knowing that we have sauce for the winter 🍅🍅🍅

  • @gailmcdonald1946
    @gailmcdonald1946 Год назад +1

    I totally don't understand people that could be nasty to you🤦‍♀️
    Your a beautiful soul,wholesome, smart,interesting, sweet & fun.🥰
    I just Love your channel and sweet family ❤❤

    • @scottheld4837
      @scottheld4837 Год назад

      God Bless you 💪❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏💪

  • @Damselfly54315
    @Damselfly54315 Год назад +9

    I've made rehydrated tomato skins from DEHYDRATED, and its been great, so yes,skins get dehydrated and ground to powder...IT WORKS!
    You were blessed by that person, but you gotta redo that soil, they come back...move tomatoes someplace else...don't feed the worms with stuff they eat, lol It'll be okay...❤

  • @jeansayers8659
    @jeansayers8659 Год назад +4

    Ginger ( tropical ginger) has done well in our hoop house…. And please keep sharing.. it helps us to share as a community…going thru it together as we all grow ❤️❤️

  • @wpankey57
    @wpankey57 Год назад +3

    It's so nice to see someone that really appreciates life's blessings. We often take them for granted.

  • @cathyrich4611
    @cathyrich4611 Год назад +1

    the reason you may be feeling so overwhelmed about someone blessing you is because you are the one usually doing the blessing.

  • @lauradowning8998
    @lauradowning8998 Год назад

    This is one of any reasons i LOVE watching you. I just learned something new. THANK YOU, THANK YOU.

  • @alyssasweetypie
    @alyssasweetypie Год назад +3

    Isn't God amazing in how He provides for us when we lean on Him? How precious life can be when we rely on Him 💙
    Is there a companion plant you can utilize for next year?

  • @wendygonzalez2532
    @wendygonzalez2532 Год назад +1

    Girl there will always be some individuals that are negative. You keep your head up and eyes on the Lord. He never fail us when we trust and believe in Him.
    I wish I lived back in the east coast, it would have been wonderful to bless you with new gardening experience. God will continue to bless you and put people in your life to help 🙏. So happthere are good kind people still out there. God bless. FYI, since I have been following you, my sister and I have benefited from the wealth of information you share. Thank you 😊

  • @kitana0391
    @kitana0391 Год назад +1

    I had a tomato failure this year from bad weather and planted a second round of determinate tomatoes just for canning. They aren't ready yet but hopefully soon.

  • @kimproffitt3419
    @kimproffitt3419 Год назад

    God is always so good! Yes the freeze dried tomato skins make a wonderful paste and keeps all of its nutrients. Makes it so easy. Enjoy!

  • @dawnback5333
    @dawnback5333 Год назад

    God is always looking out for us when we need him.

  • @juditrimble2604
    @juditrimble2604 6 месяцев назад

    What satan meant for harm, God will use for good! So glad you were abundantly blessed. You bless others, so God has blessed you! Thanks for your transparency.

  • @michellebrewer2254
    @michellebrewer2254 Год назад

    It is amazing what we waste in the US. I grew up on a working farm with grandparents who still did all of their own butchering and canning for food for the entire year. What I have learned more recently is that other cultures use parts of plants that we see as waste. Example: sweet potato vines. Since a sweet potato is not a nightshade, the leaves/vines are edible. The leaves have more nutrients than kale. Can cook them like any other greens (taste like mustard or turnip greens) or eat them fresh in a cold salad.

  • @daniellemccray3735
    @daniellemccray3735 Год назад +1

    I use a brake bleeder to vacuum seal my jars. Its great and diesnt require electricity. It was in one of heidi's rain country videos.

  • @crystalforseeodeneal1666
    @crystalforseeodeneal1666 Год назад +1

    Plant borage along with the next crop of tomatoes. I have been studdying alot on the herbalism side of things... I really wish I could remember which herbalist wrote the article i read, but they said they no longer have any hornworms bothering their crops, now that they interplant tomatoes side by side with borage.

  • @Dirgy100
    @Dirgy100 Год назад

    Chickens in the fall are a wonderful idea. I had this happen and the chickens were a great help. Pull them off a month before planting season so the poo has time to cure as you might put it.

  • @raymondrobinson5251
    @raymondrobinson5251 Год назад

    I remember when I was a kid! Ladies would try pressure canning their tomatoes. They would come asking mom how she was able to put up jars and jars of tomatoes. Mom would tell them! Get rid of the pressure canner and use the water bath method instead!
    Ps: Mother never removed the rings on her canning jars.

  • @phyllisfarrell5945
    @phyllisfarrell5945 Год назад

    I appreciate your honesty, as well as looking to the bright side. ❤ Thank you so much for sharing new information! Greatness. 🎉

  • @brianforrest6047
    @brianforrest6047 Год назад

    You may want to think about planting sweet alyssum. It attracts the Bracketed Wasps. They lay their eggs on the horn worms and the larvae consume the Horn worms and any aphids. Hope this helps.

  • @reneemoorefrost4871
    @reneemoorefrost4871 Год назад

    Thanks to these videos I will be dehydrating my tomato skins to make a paste.
    God is always good to those who believe in Jesus

  • @jessicafairfax_Bens_Bees
    @jessicafairfax_Bens_Bees Год назад +4

    Life is one big emotional rollercoaster. You got this Kaylee! 💜

  • @annaclere8915
    @annaclere8915 Год назад +9

    God always send an Angle when you need one .

  • @sharoncarlisle7089
    @sharoncarlisle7089 Год назад

    God knows where you are and yes this is expanding your reach to others...
    Do the crop rotation and replant. Praying for you all...❤😂😊

  • @emariaenterprises
    @emariaenterprises Год назад +1

    Do hornworms eat green beans? Peanuts? Lentils? Snow Peas? Cucumbers? Carrots? Marigolds, Chrysanthemums ... I use Chrysanthemums for my Chickens as a natural parasitic. They love eating them

  • @debbiebrunssen8773
    @debbiebrunssen8773 Год назад

    I was hoping and knew you would have many blessings given and shared with you and your family and the time will come for something to share back !! Blessings

  • @Addicted2Learning
    @Addicted2Learning Год назад

    Your attitude was a blessing to me today. God is with you, for sure.

  • @lisekautzman4449
    @lisekautzman4449 Год назад

    You could also use your freezer dried tomato skins, basil to make tomato soup. Very delicious. Love your channel. Take care and God bless

  • @kymhanslow5236
    @kymhanslow5236 Год назад

    Wonderful info 🌟. I know life can throw us some curve balls, but as you mentioned perhaps that bigger picture has given you extra room to explore 🤔. Sending you love and blessings 🌹🙏🇦🇺☀️

  • @debbiescholes1741
    @debbiescholes1741 Год назад +2

    I haven’t canned tomatoes since I got my freeze dryer. I place fresh in roaster cooking until soft blend in my ninja and freeze dry (4 cups per tray). When done I powder and place in small Mylar bags. I can add a little water for paste more for sauce more for soup and even more for juice. Love that is so versatile takes up so little space and I have retained all the nutrients!

  • @michaelupton9009
    @michaelupton9009 Год назад

    You're absolutely right change crops give it a rest for one year

  • @notthereyethomestead8413
    @notthereyethomestead8413 Год назад

    You could add the tomato powder to homemade pasta. Another additive you could also try is dehydrated dandelion or other green leaves to pasta, carrots, garlic, etc......!!
    Blessings!!

  • @DragonflyenAmber
    @DragonflyenAmber Год назад +1

    I was just thinking; the powder would be nice as an instant cup of soup in the winter. Just add in a few herbs and salt, maybe even some raman noodles and super quick lunch!

  • @guyewing1377
    @guyewing1377 Год назад +1

    God bless you and your family.

  • @thebrunts1939
    @thebrunts1939 Год назад

    Thanks you for sharing that wonderful God story of His provision.
    Love love love the idea of the tomato skins being dried and turned into powder. When making sauce I have always just chucked out the skins to the chooks (Aussie for chickens) which they like. But better to not waste anything and time even the skins into food. Blessings to you and your family. Did I detect your grandmother (Oma?) has a Dutch accent? Love the inter generational aspect of your farm. X

  • @catracampolieto8989
    @catracampolieto8989 Год назад

    Beautiful neighbors you have.

  • @sharonkolp6149
    @sharonkolp6149 Год назад +1

    You are a blessing. I love to hear you talk about everything. There is so much learning that I love !! Your heart is deeply into everything you do. Thank you

  • @barbarasingleton6756
    @barbarasingleton6756 Год назад +1

    It's sad when people only have negative things to say to others. Crap happens. We are all learning and im a believer that things happen for a reason and it's always a lesson we need to learn. From what I understand planting Basil with tomatoes keeps the boogers away. I haven't done it but it doesn't hurt to at least try. My nemesis is the sqush bugs. I haven't had squach in 2 years.
    You are one of my favorites to watch. You give me so much inspiration and motivation. And the calmof your video's is a relief to my mental health.

  • @SonniesGardenPA
    @SonniesGardenPA Год назад

    Cool I'm glad things worked out for you. It's nice to have good neighbors. I just dehydrate some tomatoes, I'm going to do my first canning this week, thanks for the tips. The tomato paste turned out good.

  • @pamela8644
    @pamela8644 Год назад

    Amen for Gods blessings!!!

  • @COOPERSCICHILDS
    @COOPERSCICHILDS Год назад

    Very cool video i enjoy your videos thanks for sharing 👍🏿 😀 that looks delicious 😋

  • @nickilyddane3473
    @nickilyddane3473 Год назад

    I have been blessed with those Mud Daubers? Thankfully they guard the tomato plants and kill the evil horn worm. Otherwise, I may be in the same situation/time management. Many more blessings your way!!

  • @dcsblessedbees
    @dcsblessedbees Год назад

    God ALWAYS has a Bigger, Better Plan then we can dream.
    If we give Him the lead in All Things and look to His Path. He will cause Light from darkness and Blessing from a curse.
    Have a wonderful week Honeystead Family.😁
    🤔I'll bet you should use those frenzied skins for making ketchup.
    🤣Last year you were shoving them in the freezer because you was over ran with maters.
    God ALWAYS has His kids in His hands.

  • @corbinprydwen4130
    @corbinprydwen4130 Год назад

    I have that All American canner. It’s a beast! 💪💪

  • @wishful1580
    @wishful1580 Год назад

    I freeze dry tomatoes and add the powder when making marinara during the rest of the year to thicken it.

  • @walknburp6
    @walknburp6 Год назад

    What a wonderful video. Really enjoyed watching how you use it all up. Now I must make some sauce and then paste. Learn something old, I love it

  • @billr2996
    @billr2996 Год назад

    Kayle do you know which variety of tomatoes your neighbor gifted you? They look wonderful.

  • @Homesowingt73
    @Homesowingt73 Год назад +1

    Wow , u know I’ve been looking up recipes for things to cook for dinner and a lot of them call for tomato paste and this is such a wonderful video because I always find myself looking in the pantry for that one can of tomato paste and it’s never there , now I know how to make it thank goodness, thank you!

  • @Gidget1616
    @Gidget1616 Год назад

    God is Great! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

  • @PatriciaFierro-id4pp
    @PatriciaFierro-id4pp Год назад

    I read you should plant basil with your tomatoes and all nightshades

  • @chrisanderson1498
    @chrisanderson1498 Год назад

    Great video! Keep on Growin' 😎

  • @OZARKMEL
    @OZARKMEL Год назад

    Bet it would make a great soup base for vegetable soup or tomato soup.

  • @elsathal7359
    @elsathal7359 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing ✌️💞🤟

  • @kstewart3901
    @kstewart3901 Год назад +2

    Focusing on soil improvement is an excellent idea. After you run your chickens through the area, maybe you could try a winter cover crop before you plant anything else. It sure couldn't hurt, and if you pick the right one, it might even work as chicken feed or something.

  • @robertwolfe8680
    @robertwolfe8680 Год назад

    With your positive attitude and outlook this too will pass. I like the way you handle adversity. I only wish that I could be more positive like you are, you are a special kind of person.

  • @ladiewithstyle
    @ladiewithstyle Год назад

    I know this is off the subject, but I found you a book…”Northwest Weeds”, by Ronald J Taylor.
    Don’t let the name fool you. I’m in MO/AR found so much locally
    Did you know… just an FYI… if you go outside at night with a black light tomatoes hello they’re easy to harvest!😃

  • @MythamVlogs
    @MythamVlogs 8 месяцев назад

    You're looking so good ❤

  • @moniqueoberholzer1282
    @moniqueoberholzer1282 Год назад

    We have someone that do one season tomatoes and then beans and then tomatoes again and so he rotates.

  • @giannabond8290
    @giannabond8290 Год назад

    Glad for your blessings you are never alone with God much love and hugs 😊

  • @karindinarda8755
    @karindinarda8755 Год назад

    This was so great to make paste. I have to save a long time so I can get one!

  • @jmedavis
    @jmedavis Год назад

    I will be trying this. I hate not using everything. Thank you. 😊

  • @airman0welkers0girl
    @airman0welkers0girl Год назад

    Why didn’t I think of that!!!! I love your videos!! I buy the powder tomatoes from Azure!!! I’ll definitely be doing this next year with my tomatoes and Harvest Right!

  • @karens3670
    @karens3670 Год назад +1

    I am watching your video now just as I am loading a freeze dryer tray with tomato skins! We have been trying that this summer and look forward to incorporating tomato powder into recipes. I appreciate your channel, thank you! And that was so kind of your neighbor to help you out.

  • @Chris-rl9kt
    @Chris-rl9kt Год назад

    Reminds me of a cuppa soup 🙂 very good idea

  • @stevieray7203
    @stevieray7203 Год назад

    I just left the freeze dried skin be powder and added itwith water instead of paste.

  • @samjones9465
    @samjones9465 Год назад

    Everything happens for a reason you know that - you were meant to be blessed by your neighbour and make a lasting relationship - good things will come from that. Try rehydrating the tomato powder as a drink with hot water - just like a really rich tomato soup that's instant and good for you

  • @emariaenterprises
    @emariaenterprises Год назад

    red Amaranth can be both vegetable and super grain.

  • @stephaniehanuman-dale6279
    @stephaniehanuman-dale6279 Год назад

    I’m thinking of so many ways to use the tomato powder🤯 I might mix it with sour cream with paprika and other spices and onion garlic and use as a sauce for chicken You’re making me so hungry 🤤 😂

  • @tamararobinson2069
    @tamararobinson2069 Год назад

    Hi Kaylee - I’ve never scored my tomatoes for dip peeling - no need - save a step😉 - I’ve Freeze dried the skins the last couple years it’s fabulous for paste of course and wonderful for quick everything from cup of juice to catsup! Yep Hawk moth or Hummingbird moth - I had no horn worms but did have some moths around - now I wish I’d caught them with a butterfly net and got rid of them before they laid eggs!🥹. Thank you for sharing the good from the bad in all things🥰

  • @ariedekker7350
    @ariedekker7350 Год назад

    Good to see you again.
    It is always nice for me to meet satisfied and motivated people.

  • @theunsteadysteader
    @theunsteadysteader Год назад +1

    Oh yes, waterbather must certainly be a word! Merriam Webster just isnt aware of it. 😂😂

  • @chuckmaxfield7787
    @chuckmaxfield7787 Год назад

    It's so nice to take this abundance to heart.

  • @mschele64
    @mschele64 Год назад

    I was just about to congratulate you on using the mixy thing without making a mess when you came back and told us you’d made a mess! 😂Thank you for sharing with us!

  • @MorePranaGardens
    @MorePranaGardens Год назад

    What if you plant a few sacrifice tomato plants among a BUNCH of umbel flower plants? That would attract your parasitic wasps to handle the hornworms who visit the sacrifice plants.

  • @darnelltrueblood361
    @darnelltrueblood361 Год назад

    So happy you were able to make the tomato powder with the skins in the freeze dryer!

  • @debbieboatner3261
    @debbieboatner3261 Год назад

    Hang in there! I love watching your videos and learning soooo much from you!!! Especially about the herbs!!! Excited to continue watching!❤️

  • @LisaSaliture
    @LisaSaliture Год назад

    Yes, absolutely you can freeze dried tomatoes with skin and all and put them in a jar when they’re done with your freshener. We do that and I can make sauce or anything else. That way we can have sauce anytime of the year because where I live it’s cold six months out of the year.

  • @lyndaroe9642
    @lyndaroe9642 Год назад

    That was cool to learn.

  • @LisaSaliture
    @LisaSaliture Год назад

    Crop sharing is a thing you can do in your area with your farmer friends:)

  • @MrsHalf
    @MrsHalf Год назад

    Wonder how that would bake up in a load of bread, with Italian seasoning? Or used to color pasta or tortillas? Oh, the possibilities!

  • @lynnhickerson8504
    @lynnhickerson8504 Год назад

    I am so glad you showed me this. I really wish I could get a freeze dryer. With my husband's food allergies, I have to be very careful what he eats. No store bought emergency kits for him.

  • @brendaw53
    @brendaw53 Год назад

    Enjoy watching your videos and seeing your family. I love learning about herbalism! We all need to be that neighbor…the tomatoes looked beautiful! Could you tell me what kind they were? Blessings to you and your family! ❤ 🌿 🍅 🙏 🐝
    I would love to have a freeze dryer one day! The process of the tomato skins was amazing! ❤

  • @Thisisit120
    @Thisisit120 Год назад

    Such a lovely video I didn’t see the other one but I will go back and watch. Sometimes people just have a way of surprising us and in this day and age right now it is so much needed and is as you say a blessing I’m so happy that you were blessed. I have a question about honey. Do you lose any of the good properties of honey if you use metal spoons on it?

  • @kismetcrochet
    @kismetcrochet Год назад

    After you mentioned dehydrating the skins and such in your last video -- I had a moment last night while processing roasted green chiles wondering if the same thing can be done with THOSE skins/seeds. I'm gonna try it and see how it goes, and I have you to credit for the thought process! I appreciate your videos -- you inspire me!!

  • @ladybirdgib
    @ladybirdgib Год назад

    That is so cool! I had no idea how to make tomato paste!
    I bet that would just enrich the flavor and nutritional value of so many soups, sauces, and stews.
    I wonder how the powder would do mixed into the flour for pizza dough or foccacia.

  • @carolkantner1770
    @carolkantner1770 Год назад

    Awesome neighbors you have ❤ the freeze dryer is on my list of need to gets. I have been dehydrating tomatoe peels and pondering them too.

  • @patriarca91
    @patriarca91 Год назад

    Wow u have so a intrinsic language…

  • @RevLetaLee
    @RevLetaLee Год назад

    This is my first time having enough tomatoes to make salsa, I am still hesitant to can but I'll be freezing the salsa. Just processed 8 lbs of tomatoes while I was watching this. I am excited to be learning each year. Your work is amazing and your video's beautiful. Thanks for sharing, may you continue to receive overflowing blessings.

  • @minniemouse7803
    @minniemouse7803 Год назад

    Love the video. I'm always learning from you. Thanks for sharing.❤

  • @beccab8329
    @beccab8329 Год назад

    I didn’t think that we could use a metal utensil to get air bubbles out before canning?

  • @LittleKi1
    @LittleKi1 Год назад

    The powders are amazing. I've made a base for tortilla soup, tomato soup, and I think I've just figured out how to do a base for Mexican orange rice (fingers crossed). I would really love to do less water bath tomato canning if I can largely dial in the things we already like to eat and freeze try them. I'll always have some canned tomatoes and pizza sauce on hand but these tomato powder bases are just game changing....

  • @MilknHoneyHeritageFarmz
    @MilknHoneyHeritageFarmz Год назад

    Nice work! Can’t wait to get a freeze dryer

  • @samanthahoos9827
    @samanthahoos9827 Год назад

    I found black krim tomatoes to be excellent it’s year in making sauce/soup taste creamy without adding dairy. Can you give any advice please one how to stop honey from crystalizing?

  • @tamararobinson2069
    @tamararobinson2069 Год назад

    Opps I wanted to ask - How’s Mom doing we haven’t seen much of her lately - miss her - is she okay? I hope so💖

  • @rachelzimmerman3505
    @rachelzimmerman3505 Год назад

    You can make pizza seasoning and soup base!