How I Can Jam, Pickles & More In Minutes | Refrigerator Canning

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  • @Urban_Off-Grid
    @Urban_Off-Grid Год назад +16

    Moisturize your hands with olive oil before dealing with hot peppers.. it won’t burn your hands.
    Lovely video ♥︎

  • @alexcollins2952
    @alexcollins2952 Год назад +42

    Really enjoyed this. Just a note - the reason people don’t put vinegar in their sauerkraut is because it kills off the probiotics (good bacteria). Fine to use if you just want the flavour but if you’re making for gut health then leave out the vinegar x

    • @Knittingilove
      @Knittingilove Год назад +1

      I didn't know that. Thanks

    • @SarahThereseCo
      @SarahThereseCo  Год назад +16

      i read an article in an old fashioned magazine that argued that! the guy said a small splash of vinegar will not only help keep the kraut and yield a better flavour but the small amount of vinegar present will help us use the good bacteria in the kraut BETTER than without it! i do it both ways tho, depending on how i feel 😂

    • @kelseymena1844
      @kelseymena1844 Год назад +1

      These videos are so helpful!

    • @melbournerepublic8114
      @melbournerepublic8114 7 месяцев назад

      I don’t think a splash of vinegar would kill off the bacteria. From my understanding it would be high heat/pasteurisation that would kill the bacteria e.g sauerkraut on the shelves at the supermarket

  • @Kayla-yv7wc
    @Kayla-yv7wc Год назад +15

    Loved this!! I’m less than one year into being a SAHM/homemaker and your videos are inspiring me soooo much.
    Can you do a beginners guide to sourdough? I’d love to start making some, but I have no idea where to start!

  • @karineyoussef2449
    @karineyoussef2449 Год назад +38

    For the peppers I would suggest if you’re open to it cutting off the top part of the pepper that you are discarding anyway and coring it from the hole that’s now made and rinsing it to get rid of any seeds then you can just slice it up real quick :) hope that’s helpful and makes sense!

    • @RachelTeeKae
      @RachelTeeKae Год назад

      This is a great idea except for when you’re using the mandolin, because you need to hold onto the top with the stem to slice it.

    • @karineyoussef2449
      @karineyoussef2449 Год назад

      @@RachelTeeKae you can use the hole with your finger for leverage!

    • @challiceinwonderland
      @challiceinwonderland Год назад

      Yes, I came to comment same thing! Can just start slicing from open side first 😊

    • @RachelTeeKae
      @RachelTeeKae Год назад

      I like to hold the stem, but I guess I’m not THAT spoiled..😅

    • @SarahThereseCo
      @SarahThereseCo  Год назад

      smart!!!! 🧡

  • @stelslight
    @stelslight Год назад +7

    Pepper.. cut the top off, pull the middle out. SOLVED 🙌

  • @juliecarns
    @juliecarns Год назад +9

    If you pour boiling water over the salt and sweetener in the quart jar, you don’t need to dissolve in a pan. Extra vinegar will extend the life of the refrigerator pickles to 7 months in my experience.

  • @youngmamasvlog
    @youngmamasvlog Год назад +6

    Looks like you finished that dress! Love it, love how you inspire creativity and productivity ❤

  • @amandav9753
    @amandav9753 Год назад +6

    Could you please tell us how long it takes you to do all this? And what are your kiddos doing during this for the most part? I can’t imagine doing all this with my two boys lol

    • @Knittingilove
      @Knittingilove Год назад +1

      Dad is taking care of them. I presume. My one whats to be with me all the time

    • @cal59281
      @cal59281 Год назад +1

      Looks like this would take most of the day, including doing all the normal meals and cooking. They both stay home so Dad will be watching the kids, I can’t leave my little one for more than 5 minutes 😂

  • @brittanybates7498
    @brittanybates7498 Год назад +7

    Hi Sarah! Thank you for this beautiful video! One thing I have recently learned is that adding tannins will help vegetables to stay crisp while fermenting or pickling. Grape leaves, Bay leaves and even tea leaves can help! :) Keep these lovely videos coming, they are wonderful.

  • @colleeneee2008
    @colleeneee2008 Год назад +3

    You very much inspired me to make my own strawberry jam this way, grabbed all the stuff and making it tomorrow. Also I love love this dress!

  • @imaneboumeshouli4636
    @imaneboumeshouli4636 Год назад +3

    Can you do a video all about sourdough:starter how often u feed it what u do with the discard recipes…..

  • @scarletstevens
    @scarletstevens Год назад +2

    Where did you get your green dress/apron? 😍

  • @stephaniel678
    @stephaniel678 Год назад +2

    Speaking of finger infections-that would be me if I got a mandolin slicer. 😳 Anyway, thanks for sharing Sarah!

  • @sharontyson7501
    @sharontyson7501 Год назад +2

    I love your dress. Where would i find that?

  • @m_a_r
    @m_a_r Год назад +3

    I like traditional canning because I like to keep things in my pantry for a longer time. I like that you added dill. Dill keeps the cucumbers crunchy.
    Thanks for the video.

  • @loganayakidasi
    @loganayakidasi Год назад +4

    Very inspiring! aaand what a beautiful familiar, loving and sweet look you both gave each another at 10:05

    • @linnichelle6928
      @linnichelle6928 Год назад

      I noticed that too! 😍💗 It made my heart smile. 🥲💞

  • @lorelwebber6435
    @lorelwebber6435 Год назад +4

    You can add gelatine to jam to thicken it, it’s also really amazing for the body gelatine

  • @SunshineBloom777
    @SunshineBloom777 Год назад +1

    What is the sugar for?! I hate a sugary sweet taste in my pickled things! So I’m super curious the reason behind it!!! Cant wait to try these! 🌷🤍

  • @juliecarns
    @juliecarns Год назад +1

    You are using a method called refrigerator preservation not refrigerator canning: canning requires a canned.

  • @JulianaFrugalMinimalMom
    @JulianaFrugalMinimalMom Год назад +1

    I like the video, its just kind of misleading title because this is not really canning, this is pickling, which is awesome too, but not canning 😊

  • @Reqreationalife
    @Reqreationalife Год назад +1

    The real question is where is your outfit from 😭😭😭

  • @briewilliams3576
    @briewilliams3576 Год назад +10

    I don’t know if you do this but I roll out my dill with a jar or something it helps release a whole lot of flavor if you like the taste a dill I recommend! Loved this video! ❤

  • @Charley_Louise
    @Charley_Louise Год назад +1

    Can you link your dress? You’re a beauty as always! Thanks for sharing lovely content.

  • @Maha88815
    @Maha88815 Год назад +2

    Hey Sarah! Thank you so much for your videos. I can’t tell you how much you inspire me with your videos. I’m on the process of decluttering my whole house ❤
    I’d love to see baby food prep if you may 🌻 i have 8 month old baby

  • @saramurillo-garcia2301
    @saramurillo-garcia2301 7 месяцев назад

    I really enjoyed this video!! I have made blueberry 🫐 and grape 🍇 and strawberry 🍓 jam 🥰👏👏🥰 turned out delicious 😋 I water bathed them though 😉👆👆😉

  • @audrikinnard412
    @audrikinnard412 Год назад +2

    I really love this video. I’ve been so intimidated by canning but had no idea this was a thing. I’ve learned so much from your channel and presence on IG. Thanks for sharing!

  • @keybrown4580
    @keybrown4580 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for sharing! My husband has been doing something similar for jalapenos!
    Also, i really love your dresses(s), where are they from? Do you have a link? 😍💜

  • @Ashleyohmy11
    @Ashleyohmy11 Год назад +1

    When I was a kid my grandma had us stomp(obviously with clean feet) on the sauerkraut to break it down.

  • @amymcdaniel1736
    @amymcdaniel1736 Год назад +2

    You really do inspire me so much, Sarah, to be in the kitchen more! I usually hate cooking of any kind, but lately I’ve learned how to do this quick method of canning and I’ve made two batches of homemade pickles! They are soooooo good! I added lots of yummy flavors to mine like minced garlic, dill, mustard seeds, bay leaf, and hot pepper flakes along with white vinegar and it was sooooooooooo good! I don’t have very many cucumbers left in my garden but I definitely want to keep doing this! As always, thanks for your amazing content! 🤍

  • @emmsue
    @emmsue Год назад +3

    I recently got a massive box of tomatoes for $13, I’m excited to do some canning too!!

  • @christinesnotebook
    @christinesnotebook 8 месяцев назад

    Can you share where you got your glass jar for fermenting sauerkraut? Thanks!

  • @brooke7541
    @brooke7541 8 месяцев назад

    Does pickling pickles and fermented pickels taste different? I like the sour and vinegar taste of store bought pickels. I just don't want to have food waste if i end up hating them

  • @leahrobinson3025
    @leahrobinson3025 Год назад +1

    It only took me 25 years to figure out sauerkraut is cabbage 😅😅😂

  • @BriBayly
    @BriBayly Год назад +2

    I never realized you fermented cabbage like that 🤯 I need to give that a try.

  • @hannahbonnell2322
    @hannahbonnell2322 Год назад +1

    Thanks for this, Sarah! I've always been intimidated by canning and refrigerator canning sounds just right for me! I already make my own pickles and all the rest seems very manageable 🫶🥰

  • @meganhoy4833
    @meganhoy4833 Год назад +2

    So glad you’re back! Love the kitchen content

  • @littlevalleyhomestead
    @littlevalleyhomestead Год назад

    Sarah! Are you wearing an apron!? I absolutely love it, please share where you got it. I thought it was a dress until i saw how it overlaps on the side and ties in the back.

  • @magiccitymama1620
    @magiccitymama1620 Год назад +1

    Throwing a few bay leaves into the jar will keep the pickles crisp too.

  • @mramirez5239
    @mramirez5239 Год назад +1

    Real "pickled peppers"! I'm getting a kick out of that AND am so excited to try these! Thank you!

  • @courtstenn
    @courtstenn Год назад +1

    Those Floaties in the apple cider vinegar are called ‘the mother’ that’s the healthiest part ! I wouldn’t strain it personally .

  • @erChick-cu9wq
    @erChick-cu9wq Год назад

    Havent watch your conten in a while, and now you have 5 children lol....and you look great. Could you do a video on what you eat in a day or diet ?

  • @hannahknudsen7815
    @hannahknudsen7815 Год назад +1

    I have been waiting for this! Thank you

  • @ret7423
    @ret7423 Год назад

    other info you may find interesting - real, organic honey never stays in liquid form for long period - it crystalize naturally. So if you have a liquid honey in a squeezable bootle- it is probably mixed with normal sugar (unfortunately producers do it regularly - especially big ones, from markets). I suggest you to find a local honey procuder and check the quality of the honey by seeing when does it cristilize. Otherwise it is just melted sugar you give yo your children.

  • @annamix5026
    @annamix5026 Год назад +2

    I would love to see a houseplant tour!

  • @ericschmitt8509
    @ericschmitt8509 Год назад +1

    Homemade pickles sounds delicious 😋. Great video and you have a gorgeous family!! God Bless!

  • @brooklynringer9623
    @brooklynringer9623 8 месяцев назад

    Aww I came here looking for a pickled ginger video..

  • @joycatapano-t2402
    @joycatapano-t2402 10 месяцев назад

    I get so nervous when you use the mandolin with your bare hands 😳

  • @isabellalacy9901
    @isabellalacy9901 Год назад +1

    Ahh Sarah! I love this so much and I’m so inspired by you! Ilysm and I hope you’re having an amazing day 💕

  • @EmeryShae
    @EmeryShae Год назад +3

    I’m not sure it’s safe to add vinegar to the sauerkraut before fermenting. Might want to research that.
    Also, fermenting things like garlic and hot peppers is amazing! Easier than the fridge pickles. It takes several days but you only need water and salt. They end up tasting pickled. You can add whatever spices you like.

    • @toriselden8428
      @toriselden8428 Год назад

      I was gonna say adding vinegar will kill the healthy gut bacteria, better to do just salt and water for sauerkraut and ferment

  • @amberklein1560
    @amberklein1560 Год назад +2

    I love how your kitchen items are gender specific; nothing is an it.
    It makes the kitchen tools seem so much more personal.

    • @Littleleoshouse
      @Littleleoshouse Год назад

      How are the gender specific?

    • @Alexa-qn6ke
      @Alexa-qn6ke Год назад +1

      @@LittleleoshouseI think she means the fact that Sarah often uses she pronouns in reference to objects. So she uses personification

    • @Littleleoshouse
      @Littleleoshouse Год назад +2

      @@Alexa-qn6ke ah haha I get it. Good thing they aren’t offended if she gets it wrong

  • @kelleybrown9776
    @kelleybrown9776 Год назад

    What toaster do you have? I need a new one and love that countertop toaster!

  • @justmoi1117
    @justmoi1117 8 месяцев назад

    Try fermented beetroot juice since you enjoy fermented and very healthy foods 😎
    Pick nice beetroots, peel, wash, slice (rather thick), to a clean jar add first the cloves of garlic (the more the merrier), bay leaves, allspice corns, black pepper corns, then the beetroot. Pour with completely cooled brine (1tbls of salt for a litre of boiling water). If the brine isn't cooled enough, the juice will not have a beautiful purple colour but muddy brown (doesn't change the health benefits or taste) Make sure nothing rises to the surface/floats on top - you can weigh it down the way you did with sauerkraut but skip the foil. Close the jar. Ready in about a week, two tops. Will bubble, so keep an eye out on mold, you can always take the foam off the top to make sure you don't have mold. Extra tip: you can put the spices in a piece of gauze, so that they don't float around.
    Take a tablespoon a day, to see how your belly tolerates it, then up to a glass a day. For the kiddos - a teaspoon daily, so they can get used to the flavour. Then a tablespoon or 1/4 of a cup.
    Enjoy!

  • @ashleyirizarry-diaz6415
    @ashleyirizarry-diaz6415 Год назад +1

    The “sediment” in the apple cider is called “the Mother” it’s actually Carrie’s a lot of health benefits and is good to consume ☺️

    • @matthewleewillis
      @matthewleewillis 8 месяцев назад

      Indeed. I came to the comments for this.

  • @loveGod211
    @loveGod211 Год назад +1

    I love your dress! I have been interested in canning.

  • @mariebambelle7361
    @mariebambelle7361 Год назад

    I love how you personnalize a lot of things. I've seen that already many years ago on your first channel. Like "this guy...he" when you talk about your mandolin. But it feels so strange to me as a French person because you sytematically use the opposite gender as in french 😀. I'm sorry but for me a mandolin is a she 😄

  • @ggpink9044
    @ggpink9044 Год назад +1

    Loving this content SO MUCH! ❤

  • @jerryastevens
    @jerryastevens 8 месяцев назад

    Can we get the debts on your outfit?

  • @ret7423
    @ret7423 Год назад

    It's way healthier and testier to do pickeled cucumbers just with water and salt (! spoon of salt for 1liter of water). Then you have oney good bakeries, with no vinegar who can actually iritate your stomach and cause acne :) that's how they do it in my country. Also you can do it in a way it keeps good for months even years.

  • @amieeledoux8064
    @amieeledoux8064 Год назад +1

    Absolutely love how fun and easy you make things!! You’re making me want to try canning

    • @sourdoughsavant22
      @sourdoughsavant22 Год назад +2

      This is really not canning at all, its just putting stuff in jars which is fine, but yeah, not canning

  • @GoFishOffice
    @GoFishOffice Год назад

    You have that pretty dress on! You look good in everything and you do great things in the kitchen!

  • @joyliepajoylie
    @joyliepajoylie Год назад

    Please correct me if I'm wrong but you should coold down your jam first before putting the lid - or else it will grow molds. Nice video tho!

  • @djparsleyart
    @djparsleyart 7 месяцев назад

    I’m not a mom but I’ve been trying to make more things from scratch so this video was perfectly timed! Also so happy that you blurred your kids faces - so many content creators that have kids don’t or use them as a primary source of their content and it’s such a huge privacy infringement for the small humans that can’t consent to it yet ❤

  • @kylastearns
    @kylastearns 8 месяцев назад

    where did you get your dress??

  • @DeeTayloreverydaydeelights
    @DeeTayloreverydaydeelights Год назад

    What bread maker do you have? Would love to get one. Do you prefer doing this vs making bread in the oven? I don’t have a dough hook or a mixer so would this be a good option?

  • @shelbyquiring9192
    @shelbyquiring9192 Год назад

    Could you do a blog post with the recipes written down if you haven't? I would love to make the peppers

  • @gaelle6700
    @gaelle6700 Год назад +1

    I’ve been waiting for a canning video from you…now I feel confident I can do it!

  • @miguelinabnasr3719
    @miguelinabnasr3719 Год назад

    Started canning in the refrigerator recently and enjoyed it so much before tried pickling at room temperature, and it just didn't work out very well. Tried pickling red onions and pickles in the refrigerator, and was sold since the taste and crispiness were just so great.

  • @DanceInTheRain4God
    @DanceInTheRain4God Год назад

    I just saw a post from the pickle making community to check your vinegar, that it has to be 5% and for the first time people are seeing 4%.

  • @kelseysmith3297
    @kelseysmith3297 Год назад

    Would love a video on how to prep/sterelise properly beforr canning. Makes me nervous. 🌸🌻

  • @BritzBubblez
    @BritzBubblez Год назад

    Love these videos! they've been so therapeutic. Also, your aprons are all so so cute. Can you link them?

  • @meredithgosda7564
    @meredithgosda7564 Год назад

    I cut myself so bad on a mandolin one time and I was so nervous watching!😬 those things scare me

  • @HopePhotoG
    @HopePhotoG Год назад

    Interesting, we buy those exact strawberries ! Will have to try this.

  • @ashleyirizarry-diaz6415
    @ashleyirizarry-diaz6415 Год назад

    More recipes like these please! I want to can but it’s so overwhelming to try and learn I really enjoyed these recipes!

  • @madelynwoolf3161
    @madelynwoolf3161 Год назад

    How do you take care of your stainless steel and cast iron??! My stainless steel always looks cloudy!

  • @colebelly
    @colebelly Год назад

    i cut the tip of my finger off using a mandolin and i now refuse to use one :) the sight of it actually gives me the ick

  • @sophieweber1930
    @sophieweber1930 Год назад

    Awsome video! Always wanted to know how it works and that there are quick and easy methods is even better 😊

  • @SSpixiegirl
    @SSpixiegirl Год назад +3

    Love how your garlic helped your infection!! I do fermented garlic in honey. Same thing though, it’s like an antibiotic on its own. I learned a while back that garlic is so strong at repelling bacteria and germs, soldiers in days of old used to eat raw garlic on the battlefield when they couldn’t get access to antibiotics! Also, if you have garlic breath, you are literally repelling germs that come near your mouth. 😅 garlic is amazing!!

  • @fredbirdsgirl
    @fredbirdsgirl 10 месяцев назад

    Love this video! How long do the jams last in the fridge?

  • @rebeccanichol
    @rebeccanichol Год назад +2

    I made lacto-fermented garlic which once went a vibrant cyan colour! I quite liked it like that once I got over the shock!😂Thanks for an interesting video.

  • @crystalmoskwinski7354
    @crystalmoskwinski7354 Год назад

    I slice my peppers but then put them in my salad spinner after rinsing them that helps get my seeds off

  • @ariannatartan5449
    @ariannatartan5449 Год назад

    I use chia seeds to thicken my refrigerator jam

  • @lorelwebber6435
    @lorelwebber6435 Год назад

    Do you ever just use strawberries to make strawberry pie? The pastry is so easy to make for sweet 🥧 pies

  • @Lynduhhh92
    @Lynduhhh92 Год назад

    Removing the seeds and vein make them less spicy as well 😊

  • @ellie9087
    @ellie9087 Год назад

    A recipe/video for apple chips and/or any other dried fruit would be amazing!!!

  • @nanaronhano337
    @nanaronhano337 Год назад +3

    Why did you say you would have to pump and dump? I’ve breastfed on antibiotics tons of times when I had bouts of actual mastitis. You speak so confidently on things you are not qualified to speak on publicly.

    • @AnuschkavanDijke
      @AnuschkavanDijke Год назад +3

      Agree, it's not a harmless casual remark. And imo unnecessary within the context of the topic at hand, because mentioning she eats garlic to support her health would have sufficed.

    • @nicoletaylor4755
      @nicoletaylor4755 Год назад +3

      She was speaking for herself personally. She never said someone else had to follow the same thing. People are so sensitive these days! When I breastfed, I would be doing the same thing. Antibiotics can be a great thing when needed, but it's no secret that they destroy your gut. That can transfer to your breast milk and so if I was on an antibiotic, I wouldn't want that for my baby if I could avoid it.

    • @nanaronhano337
      @nanaronhano337 Год назад

      @@nicoletaylor4755 Oh, I agree. It’s definitely a good idea to avoid antibiotics if you can help it! But at the same time, raging infections can turn septic. So you have to be wise.

    • @nicoletaylor4755
      @nicoletaylor4755 Год назад +1

      @@nanaronhano337 definitely, there's a time and place. I think she ended up getting one based on her IG stories (I could be misspeaking). But I don't think she was pushy in the video saying other people have to pump and dump if on an antibiotic, just that that's what she'd do ❤️❤️

  • @taylortsakopulos1216
    @taylortsakopulos1216 Год назад

    Try chia seeds next time instead of corn starch

  • @helenelindsay9238
    @helenelindsay9238 Год назад

    Loved the video! Just wondering what the brand of pan you used when you heated the peppers? It looks like a great pan,.

  • @mali-kjerstine
    @mali-kjerstine Год назад

    hehe i love the bluey playing in the background

  • @katekneprath3733
    @katekneprath3733 Год назад

    OBSESSED with your dress.

  • @ImLovingMakeup
    @ImLovingMakeup Год назад

    Love this!! I’m taking notes! 😍

  • @Lseverett5
    @Lseverett5 Год назад

    I bought your mandolin and I love it.

  • @kelseybass6482
    @kelseybass6482 Год назад

    I love your dress! Where did you get it? 😍

  • @jennylhenry78
    @jennylhenry78 Год назад

    Refrigerator pickles! I need to make these!

  • @susanpacheco8582
    @susanpacheco8582 Год назад

    Great informative video! Thanks

  • @Lovelife10934
    @Lovelife10934 Год назад

    I love making Jam!!!❤️✝️🙏🏻🙌🏻

  • @Oh_Hey_Nat
    @Oh_Hey_Nat Год назад

    Could you provide a link to the jars?

  • @ms.aineec.beland9684
    @ms.aineec.beland9684 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing!

  • @phillyjam2018
    @phillyjam2018 Год назад

    I'd love to hear about the pots and pans you use

  • @carlajoyswan
    @carlajoyswan Год назад

    ❤love your videos

  • @familiadelaCruz_22
    @familiadelaCruz_22 Год назад

    I really really want to make my own pickles now!