Food Storage Tips for Beginners

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • In this video, I want to walk you through why storing food is an important part of self-sufficiency and give you a few food storage tips for beginners to help get you started on the road to preparedness. Come join me on the homestead while we work in the kitchen and chat like good friends!
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    Hi! My name is Sierra. My family and I left town life 8 years ago to live a Simpler more Self-Sufficient life. Whether you are dreaming of a simpler life, or are already elbow-deep in the dirt and manure, I am so glad you are here! I hope you find encouragement and inspiration in my videos to create the life you desire. Blessings!

Комментарии • 59

  • @heartofthehomestead
    @heartofthehomestead  3 года назад +2

    QOTD: what is one thing you've done recently (big or small) to be less reliant on the food system?

    • @adoramase
      @adoramase 2 года назад +2

      bought lots of canned goods when they were on sale

    • @ashleykraft5696
      @ashleykraft5696 2 года назад +2

      I started going to local farmers markets! A simple step to much better healthy food. In addition, people happily share info about growing food. Good place to feel connected with down-to-earth people.

    • @debbiecasalina4475
      @debbiecasalina4475 Год назад +1

      I just found you and will be binge watching! I've never used a pressure canner, it makes me nervous, I do water bath canning and dehydrate, but not pressure! I might get one soon and try it! I got 5 chicks last spring, I have 4 hens and a rooster, no longer have the rooster he got real mean! Debating on weather or not to get more this spring!

    • @gregoryball4959
      @gregoryball4959 5 месяцев назад

      We've become less reliant on the system by storing fuel to cook our saved food and heat our stored water.

  • @jaimeconnors8994
    @jaimeconnors8994 2 года назад +9

    I really enjoy your calming, relaxing vibe, it allows me to listen intently to what your teaching without feeling the panic and anxiety of all we need to have done yesterday. I know the urgency we are in, im a single parent and was raised by a single parent, preparing is genetically embedded in my DNA. I leave your videos clear headed, relaxed, enriched, confident and ready. Thank you

    • @JesusLovesYou2-
      @JesusLovesYou2- Год назад

      Agreed! It makes it relaxing and seem simple

  • @lindazick5601
    @lindazick5601 2 года назад +1

    I, too, find your relaxing, soothing approach very peaceful. In the past 2 months I have stocked our basement with 300 pounds of various grain berries. I have ordered a grain mill, but I am awaiting its delivery due to being on backorder. Sprouting and drying my grains while I wait to bake good for us bread has become my joy. I plan to learn to can as my first goal of 2023. Thank you for your encouragement!

  • @heidistanfill9449
    @heidistanfill9449 Год назад +1

    A couple of the things that I did to become less reliant on grocery stores and systems is that I now Buy nearly all food and ingredients from local farms, I've been learning how to can, and I bought dozens of packets of seeds so I can grow my own garden next year

  • @BadgerSpirit5477
    @BadgerSpirit5477 Год назад +1

    Thank you for taking the time to do these videos. We purchased some packaged "meal" items from a "Patriot" group. Basically MRE's. I've been decluttering and reading up on Caning and freezing home goods. We've got meat in our freezer but I want to can some of it as you did the venison. I'm also re-preparing our garden site for fresh vegetables and We were gifted containers for gardening too. I'm wanting to have salad greens and herbs in some of the containers in our back porch.
    Slow but steady I want to protect us from toxins and what ever may come to pass with potentially more "food shortage".
    I really appreciate your doing these videos and a passing on old knowledge.
    Blessings and Love from our home to yours. 🙏❤🙏

  • @Linay84
    @Linay84 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this encouraging plan! Sometimes it’s difficult to know where to start. I began by planting a garden and harvesting eggs😊

  • @noradunagan1545
    @noradunagan1545 3 года назад +4

    Thank you for the reminder to always be prepared. We stocked our pantries and freezers with meats, flours, sugars and everyday items.
    We bought our non gmo seeds back in December. I'm hoping this year gives us a good yield from our garden so we can start canning our vegetables. Love your channel, well done.

    • @heartofthehomestead
      @heartofthehomestead  3 года назад

      Sounds like you're on top of it! great job! Thanks for watching!

  • @maggiemae6812
    @maggiemae6812 2 года назад

    Planted my first garden. Harvested and preserved green beans, cucumbers, tomatoes & pears so far. Living off grid with zero experience at 51. Rain harvesting and composting.

  • @Jeremy-rv6mb
    @Jeremy-rv6mb 3 года назад +2

    Never to late to start!

  • @heatherk8931
    @heatherk8931 Год назад

    ❤❤ Just found you😊 8/2023. I got started learning to can 2019, and got chickens 4/2022. I will definitely watch more videos as they are well done, straight forward and timely. Be blessed💫

  • @shelbyknapp1737
    @shelbyknapp1737 2 года назад +2

    Just found you as I'm learning to waterglass eggs from our hens. The most recent thing we've done to prepare ourselves, is set a date for our cow to be processed. Love the layout of your videos, and the calming nature of your voice. Makes it very easy to learn, while doing household chores 💞

  • @Turkeyfether
    @Turkeyfether Год назад

    We love your videoes. Very relaxing to watch. My son , who is a graphic designer, was very impressed by your cinematography. I have been canning since 1974 and we can or freeze most of our fruits and veggies. Also make soups, jellies, jams, stews, canned meats ( chinese garlic beef comes out great. So does pulled pork in BBQ sauce.),sauerkraut. We also make our own wine. I love watching these videoes because only my daughter has these same interests.

  • @brit7202
    @brit7202 2 года назад +1

    Omgursh. I THINK I just found a Torah pursuant homesteader(?) 😍😍😍 SUBSCRIBED!! Tell me ALL THE THINGS! I'm listening. 💚🌱

  • @cristinatrengove250
    @cristinatrengove250 2 года назад +1

    Amazing tips, thank you so much. The one thing is I got a book of how to do canning food. The second step is to follow your great ideas!

  • @WomenLivingTorah
    @WomenLivingTorah 3 года назад +2

    I hit the bell! 🔔 I realized that I didn’t get notified because it was on ‘personalized’ instead of ‘all.’ Fixed it!
    Our step toward self reliance this year has been starting into shepherding, extending the garden (although you know its sad, dry story 😢) and growing a much larger flock of chickens than we’ve ever had previously. This winter, we’ve eaten exclusively our own chicken meat & stored veggies/fruits until now, when I am starting to buy again. I can’t wait for the next growing season!! 😃

    • @heartofthehomestead
      @heartofthehomestead  3 года назад

      You've had a great year!! Its ok RUclips didn't inform me that I had all these comments, so now we are even lol!

  • @TraywickMade
    @TraywickMade 3 года назад

    I’m loving the vibes in your videos, last week was when I found you the first time, I’m here to stay, you remind my of the lady on fairy cottage. Have a great week friend ☮️❤️♻️
    I’m trying to change my mindset and dragging my family with me.

  • @jalainelowe3830
    @jalainelowe3830 2 года назад

    Thank you for your calm discussion and instruction on this topic. To increase future food security for my family, I've planted fruit trees and doubled my garden area this year.

  • @lnicolls
    @lnicolls 3 года назад +3

    Such good information on how to get started without being overwhelmed! Anyone can do this!

  • @andrewmundekis6195
    @andrewmundekis6195 Год назад +1

    These are the best videos I’ve seen in maybe ever. So well done! You should keep up with it. You definitely have a new sub. God bless.

  • @ragpickerc1139
    @ragpickerc1139 2 года назад

    Looks wonderful even in winter. We planted lettuce, spinach and radish to transplant into our garden. AZ is our winter home and South Dakota our summer place making it a challenge to keep two pantries. Looking forward to more of your videos. Well done!

  • @lindasilva8800
    @lindasilva8800 2 года назад +1

    I’ve planted some potatoes for first time!!

  • @darrellcollins877
    @darrellcollins877 2 года назад +2

    Hello Sierra, great video ! I have seen veggies canned and meat canned but never both together. Seems like a Great way to do it ! each jar is a meal basically ! I can do this with beef tips as well, which inspires me to do this say once a month and then i am at least accomplishing something towards my long term food storage goals ! Thanks

  • @saramoulson7808
    @saramoulson7808 3 года назад

    We've started a large garden and plan on canning. We've also added more chickens, some ducks and bees!

    • @adoramase
      @adoramase 2 года назад

      curious why ducks?

    • @saramoulson7808
      @saramoulson7808 2 года назад

      @@adoramase for their eggs, and possibly meat one day.

  • @vh2337
    @vh2337 2 года назад

    I love your videos, they're so peaceful , visually appealing and informative. Thank you for posting.

  • @MarkCoppinger
    @MarkCoppinger 4 месяца назад

    Great video. Thanks for sharing

  • @lauracoteDIY
    @lauracoteDIY 3 года назад +1

    Great tips! Love your videos.

  • @najamabedi7903
    @najamabedi7903 Год назад

    Very good video content and preparation, especially the good relaxing music, visual in between you have used. Wonderful 👍

  • @KatiiLopez
    @KatiiLopez 26 дней назад

    1930 my favorite numbers

  • @taraelvira8252
    @taraelvira8252 Год назад

    Brilliant.

  • @seedwesow
    @seedwesow 3 года назад +1

    I recently bought raspberry plants!

    • @heartofthehomestead
      @heartofthehomestead  3 года назад

      Awesome! What color raspberry are they going to produce?

    • @seedwesow
      @seedwesow 3 года назад

      Red! They should produce all summer and early fall.

    • @adoramase
      @adoramase 2 года назад

      We replanted wild ones from woods on our property (and blackberries) on a sunny slope last summer and got A LOT. The slope is steep and we need the roots, so we didn't mind the speed at which they spread but these could take over. Enjoy. Raspberry raisins were good.

  • @quaintlittlehome
    @quaintlittlehome 3 года назад +1

    I would love to see more videos on this topic. I was wondering if the taste of the potatoes changes when it's cooked this way and stored. We have been avoiding potatoes for this reason, but I've never tried this method.

    • @heartofthehomestead
      @heartofthehomestead  3 года назад +2

      I personally can't eat the stew because of eating restrictions, but my husband says that the potatoes taste better this way! lol. He says the stew has an overall amazing flavor, and that he could eat it daily.

    • @quaintlittlehome
      @quaintlittlehome 3 года назад

      @@heartofthehomestead Oh, really? That's good to know. Thank you!

  • @BestOfBritt
    @BestOfBritt 3 года назад +1

    This is amazing. Your videos are so inspiring. ☺️

  • @gregoryball4959
    @gregoryball4959 5 месяцев назад

    We've become less reliant on the system by storing fuel to cook our saved food and heat our stored water.

  • @jaxjax9696
    @jaxjax9696 2 года назад

    More videos plz

  • @clairesavard6100
    @clairesavard6100 5 месяцев назад

    How long can you keep beef or chicken stew in jar?

  • @brit7202
    @brit7202 2 года назад

    I'm in Arkansas, where are you achoti?

  • @DiamondBabyPrincess
    @DiamondBabyPrincess 2 года назад

    Just found your channel. Love the content but I notice you haven’t post in a while is everything ok?

  • @susierandall4316
    @susierandall4316 2 года назад

    Can everything I get my hands on

    • @adoramase
      @adoramase 2 года назад

      Does it take very long? One thing I'm a bit nervous to do

  • @fouliboura3203
    @fouliboura3203 2 года назад

    Αγόρασα κονσέρβες, αλεύρι, μακαρόνια,γάλα εβαπορε, καφέ, στέβια,( ζάχαρη ) ζωμμονη μου και δεν έχω ανάγκη πολλών φαγωσημων.