A Day in Rachel's Kitchen | Canning Frozen Foods
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2020
- For some reason I thought I got all this done over winter, but I didn't. So time to go freezer hunting and find everything that needs to be canned up to make way for this year's harvest.
this is not a how to can video, just taking you guys along with me while I get caught up.
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Add 1 teaspoon of butter to your fruit for jam. It reduces the foam to almost nothing. I got this from my sure gel recipes from a box I used years ago. It still works. I used it a couple of months ago.
Lard works too
I want to learn all of this stuff. I want the full room lined with unfinished wood shelves stacked to the ceiling with my own preserved food. I love it. Thank you.
You can do it, look into gleaning opportunities near you, check your local food banks and get on the "waste list" and then practice one thing at a time. Even grocery store sale purchases can be canned when those big 25 lbs bag if potatoes go on sale. Just dive in and enjoy the learning
I’m going to try pickles this year. I’ve got probably 18-20 cucumber vines going that are getting ready to produce. If they’re anything like the Aquaponic cucumbers I’ve grown in the past, I’m going to be knee-deep in cucumber
@@Hosemastenbrook how's it coming along? I had never canned anything before May 2021, and I dove in. Now my pantry is lined top to bottom with preserved foods, mostly meats and fruits on sale, but also some beans, soups, and chili. 😍 Can't believe how far I've come in just a year!
@@mycupoverflows7811 that’s excellent! I haven’t really had the opportunity to do much yet. I blame the groundhogs. Lol
I just adore how very real this is! Do you know how many times I have thrown things into the freezer because I was in the weeds at the end of the season? Watching you pull those frozen tops off just warmed my heart. Anyone else?
You may want a vacuum sealer. I have 3 year old veggies in my freezer that still taste like I picked them yesterday. Awesome gadget!!!
You are an amazing woman! I’m getting older and couldn’t do half of what you do in a day. So full of energy and drive! Keep up the great work! 🌹💕
I have three pet parrots and I use up frozen berries and other fruit and veg to make their birdie bread. Along with other basic ingredients, I bake trays of mini muffin sized birdie bread which I then freeze on a tray before bagging them up in the freezer. A thawed and warmed birdie bread mini muffin is a bedtime treat for them and they are very happy parrots.
We’ve been growing strawberries my whole life. Portland, TN, my hometown is known for theirs. It was a shipping center in the early 1900’s & still have a Festival, Parade, Beauty pageant. I was the Strawberry Queen my Sr. year in high school. My mom has made jelly & jam since I was little. She passed away 6 months ago. I still have all her pints of jelly. 😊🍓👩🌾👩🍳Great video as always.
I wish I knew how to get strawberry plants from there if they would grow in zone 6.
You are such a hard worker...I love watching and listening to your videos while I am working in my kitchen!! You keep me good company, motivate me and teach me things...great show!!!❤ thanks!!
My mom use to save up all her smaller coffe cans to make coffee can zucchini bread. Amazing.
oh dear oh dear oh dear.....now look what you made me do....I just HAD to buy a steam juicer and OF COURSE we dont have them in New Zealand so I am getting one shipped all the way from the US....;) lol happy kitchen stuff to ME, happy kitchen stuff to ME, happy KITCHEN STUFF toooo me, Happy Kitchen stuff to ME lol and no i have not been drinking!!!
Happy kitchen stuff to you 😆
JulieWilliams NewZealand My oldest daughter lives in New Zealand. I sent her a steam canner one year because they are also unknown there.
@@cynthiafisher9907 yes. I bought one during lockdown. Cost an absolute fortune to freight it here lol.
You're funny...lol! I get excited like that too!
You’re adorable, thank you for sharing your light! ☀️
You had a full day of catch up but I know that always makes me feel better. I was laughing about the green beans because I’m canning 7 quarts twice a week. But thankful for the harvest everyday!
Lol, you literally made me laugh out loud when you said, “oh no, the mixed berries.” And then started to put the hot can back into the canner that you were emptying. Long day, thanks for taking us along. You are a beast! And I mean that in the best possible way. Can’t believe how much you got done in a day. 👑
Kitchen aid stand mixer is great, and lasts for a very very long time. I have one too, mine is about 6 years old or so. Love it. Becky on Acre Homestead has that same juicer, it works amazingly.
Wow Rachel! I was sitting in my recliner when I watched this, but now I gotta go take a nap. You plum tuckered me out, whew!
No kidding and before that I got the compost harvested and spread and peas planted. My back is still recovering 😭
That's funny!!!
Been doing Freezer Clean Out since late February, as time & circumstances permit. Started because the forecast for this year's hurricane season was to be a highly active one. (Proved to be the case so far. It's over a month before we get into the main season and have already had 6 named storms.) I can't afford to loose a freezer full of food. So, I did a clean out. First, tossed the freezer burned stuff. Tossed the spur of the moment, I'll never eat that purchases, too. Then, began canning meats. Primarily chicken and venison. Then Covid hit. Which reinforced the notion that we should have a full pantry.
So began combining cleaning out the freezer (both the standalone and the side-by-side freezer/refrigerator) with sale priced meats and/or vegetables. Freezer is empty of meats except some Cornish hens for roasting and some chicken leg quarters for grilling. Almost empty of vegetables, too. Made a bunch of hamburger vegetable soup (7 quarts & 36 pints, so far). Dehydrated some of the frozen vegetables and canned others as individual ingredients.
Have greatly cut down on our freezer needs. Have increased making block ice, as space became available, using sanitized 2 liter soda bottles. Serves as block ice and will provide drinking water, something bagged ice won't do. Part of our hurricane preps is to transfer to ice chests everything in the refrigerator that can't be frozen BEFORE the storm takes out our power lines. That'll buy several days of cold storage.
Cleaning out the Freezer ... A lot of work, but well worth it, IMO. Especially if natural or human disaster takes down the grid. If nothing happens, I can better take advantage of bulk sales (especially sales on turkey) and venison gifts from hunting friends, later this year.
Canning Frozen Foods -- Great topic! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome, sounds like you had a great preparedness mindset! We too hate being do dependant upon our freezers, thru are not as guaranteed as shelf stable foods, this year we will can a large portion of our chickens and I need to can the remaining pork from our last pigs before we get the new ones butchered.
Holy cow Old-timer Lee you sound d amazing as well!!
@@cynthiastauffer8012 Thank you for your kind words. Not amazing, just have a lot of experience with things that go right AND things that go wrong. Trying to help folks avoid the latter, if possible.
Love your ice idea!
I think this is my favorite video so far. Love how real you are
I really enjoyed watching this video Rachel thank you so much for taking time out to make it. Lots of love from the UK
I love my food saver. I'm on my second one. I buy bulk packaged meat and the use my food saver to freeze it in meal size packages. No freezer burn. I freeze my berries and fruits on a cookie sheet and then use the food saver. I can then take out a little for what ever I'm using them for. Reseal the bag for later use.
Like you and so many other homesteaders, I have an All American Canner on order. Can't wait for it to arrive.
Love your videos.
Thank you 😊. We do the same for freezing our berries.
Searched for about a month to find a pressure canner!! FINALLY landed one at Ace Hardware and ordered online to do a store pick-up ~ it was the last one, she said, for like the third time since March! Feel extremely lucky to have found it!!
@@StitchingDeb I bought my first pressure canner, a Mirror Matic in 1975. I was terrified of it, at the end of that year, I loved it. One of my favorite kitchen utensil. For years I could buy new gaskets for it. A few years ago Mirror Matic discontinued making the gasket. I bought a knock off brand that said it was for my model number. I always stayed in the kitchen when canning so I could keep an eye on the canner. I heard an usual sound, the gasket had blown out of the lid. I could not get the canner opened, my son in law couldn't open it. I just wanted my green beans out of it, we took a hammer to the canner, did not work. I tossed the whole thing in the garbage. So I am looking forward to the All American Canner, no rubber gaskets ever again. I've never canned meat before, looking forward to doing that this winter. Also dried beans, soups, stews, and other things I've never canned before. I've missed canning my own food. Yes it's healthier for us. And it's beautiful in the pantry.
Rachel to help cut down on the foaming put in 2 teaspoons of butter. It works great. Love your video's
You totally amaze me, I can't believe how much energy you have all that you do in 1 day would take me 3 at least. Everything looks great.
I so respect all you do. I aspire to have a pantry like yours . Thanks for keeping it real!!
I love watching you , I have learned so much from your videos. You are such a down to earth person. Thank you for your videos 👍😁
Awe thank you glad you are enjoying them
You will love the OLD Kitchen Aid. I have a new one that was given as a gift. It is noisy and dose not have the power that my old one has. I have pulled the old one out and it is the first choice in the Kitchen.
I've been using it for the last 20 years, definitely needs a tube up but it's a keeper
I saw someone put a little butter in their jelly to cut back on the foam. I did in mine and I didn't have to skim any foam off
That sounds yummy!!
I do this.
Put netting or even tulle over your fruit bushes!! Works like a charm!
I wondered if that would work!!
These are motivating for me! Thanks Rachel 😁 Kristy again 😂
I love listening to you talk yourself through what you're gonna do. Sounds familiar. 😉 Everything looks delicious!
Lol welcome to my world ,😂
I am new to your channel and absolutely loving the way you interact with viewers. So much incredible information. Thank you!
Thank you, I just pretend you are all right here with me
I know this is an old video but I just love watching your content! You're keeping me company on my day off while I batch cook some stuff for the week! :)
I needed this! Getting some space for the rabbits on the weekend. Thank you!
Wow what a day!!! That looked totally exhausting. Good on you, well done. What an inspiration you are.
Thank you so much!
I'm watching a few older video to help with task organization. I have 3 canning projects (related items) needing to be done on my 1 day off this week. Thank you for the tips.
you need a vacuum sealer makes such a difference stops the freezer burn and keeps thing a lot longer
We have one but the bags are so pricey
@@1870s not bad on amazon
You can get an inexpensive attachment to the food saver that allows you to vacuum seal your canning jars. I freeze fruit and veg first, then put them in jars, vacuum seal, and they go back in the freezer.
We have that it's just not feasible with how tight we pack ours to jar everything
That 1870's Homestead you can reuse them if you use them carefully. Mine can use 3~4 times.
It’s not only the visual, but the taste.
Great work in the kitchen. Has to be a challenge rotating though frozen good when you get those bumper crops some years.
Take care and stay safe,
Rob
You are a very hardworking woman.
My goodness you are such a hard worker. I’m glad you get a break to go fishing. It really sounds fun. I love that you freeze some of the harvest, then can can when you have time...lol. Maybe not in this case. Have fun fishing and be safe. 👏🏻💕👏🏻
Thanks so much
You are such a hard worker, wow!!
I see you have your White kitchen., Enjoy it because Todd is one great guy and I see the love in your faces all the time. Enjoying your Channel 5-9-2022♥️
I want to be more like you!!!! I watch your videos that inspire me ❤️
Idk how I’m just finding your channel but I’m loving all the kitchen videos!! So much inspiration! Also just found pompano pectin this year and love it. I did not know about the shelf life not being as long so thank you. I just love actually tasting the fruit and not just sugar.
Well we are glad to finally connect with you! Welcome to That 1870s Homestead
Girl you need an apron! Lol! I laughed like crazy when you were explaining what each splash mark on your top was similar to if you were a painter that had worked hard and had paint splatter on you! Honest to goodness you must absolutely love what you do because I’m exhausted just listening to your to do list of what you have to do to get caught up for your green bean harvest! My word! I love that you keep it real and show just how much hardwork goes in to making and prepping your own food. Most people don’t have a clue!! I remember my mom talking about her aunt and uncle on the farm. Mom used to spend summers on the farm and she said her aunt was always in the kitchen or garden busy doing something and every single evening she was in the kitchen baking many many loaves of bread and then before bed they would all get a thick slice of fresh bread smeared with homemade butter and freshly made jam or jelly whatever was in season. Mom said she can’t even imagine going to bed on such a full stomach now but no one went to bed hungry when on the farm and in the mornings they didn’t eat until morning chores were done because while they were out doing them her aunt was busy in the kitchen making a huge breakfast for everyone and it was a hearty breakfast because they worked hard and needed to eat really well to sustain them throughout the day. Of course back then in the late 1940’s-1950's farmers were still appreciated and industrialized farming was just beginning...what a huge error that was....so glad we are still able to remember some of the old ways and start getting back to growing our own food and being able to implement technology where it makes sense to reduce some of the workload. Thanks for sharing your day and one thing that sort of upset me to be honest was the thought that food banks have more food then they can give away....I think you are very smart to accept it a lot of people would be too proud to do it I just wondered if you ever considered giving back to the foodbank a share of your homemade jam or something you had made from the food they were going to throw out? To my mind it's criminal thinking of a food bank throwing away food. Rachel please don't take this as anything to do with you, and please don't think you have to censor every word you say....I just think that its a form of mismanagement on the part of the food bank, surely they could become more creative with those foods then throwing them out? yours is not the first channel that ive heard about this sort of practice with food others do a similar thing. I think a free class given to those who use the food bank maybe to show them how to use a bag of frozen fruit to make a simple cobbler or something like that would be another way the food bank could utilize that food or donate it to the local high school home economics class to reduce the costs associated with their food prep classes. Those are just a few ways i thought of off the top Im sure there are many more. Maybe something you can suggest to the food bank? In the meantime though I think you are one smart lady!! Oh and thank goodness you changed your mind about those freezerburned peaches!! i was yelling at the screen nnnnooooo dont do it!!! It will just spoil your berry jam, adding good food to bad doesnt turn the bad good it just makes the whole batch tainted...ask me how i know? Yup been there done it! lol! live and learn. Thank goodness you decided to give them to the pigs thats one way to turn slightly bad food into bacon! yum!
Born and raised in Cleveland Ohio. And I loved lake Erie. Hope he enjoyed his day! Fantastic fish to be eaten! I WISH I could buy lake Erie perch here in Kansas City where we live now
We limited out on Walleye in 2 hours! Cooked up some fish tacos today 😋
You tasting the jam makes me feel s much better about all the tasting I do when I’m canning 😂
Whew, girl! Way to go! That reminds me, I have a whole ton of blackberries I need to get out of the freezer and make juice to can. This year’s are just about to ripen out on the vines, I need to hurry! Such a busy time of year. I love to follow your journey and see all you accomplish!
Thanks and I love your encouragement and knowing your right there with me 😉
A teaspoon of butter in at the end of your jam making takes away all of the scum. No need to scoop anything out x. Great videos. I love you guys. Learning a lot but because I'm from Ireland, I google a lot of measurements. Thanks, you are keeping me busy these days xxx
That is so exciting to get a new toy for the kitchen!!!!! Kitchen Aids are amazing
They sure are I'm so happy to have inherited my momma's
@@1870s such a sweet way to remember the good times of cooking with her.
i had my first kitchenAid for a half dozen years before i got my current one (house fire=all new stuff). I've had this one since 2004, and it's still going strong. i did have it serviced once at a licensed service place for a small issue. And i highly recommend having yours serviced, if for no other reason than to see what maintenance you might have missed, and to extend its life, of course. It's not cheaper in the long run to have it occasionally serviced versus just buying a whole new machine every 15 years, but it's the sustainable approach, which i know is important to you.
You next investment should be a vacuum sealer. I cant believe how much i used mine... well... i wore it out... and replaced it. But one thing that i do use it a lot is for frozen foods. Portion what ever in dinner size amounts for 1, 2 or 4 people. The food doesn't freezer burn and it is so easy to grab and thaw them quick ( in a bowl of water or the fridge.) It is also fabulous for marinating meat ... no need to turn or flip the meat... its all in the marinade. Frozen corn and peas i measure out in 1 cup portions. Onions and peppers ( perfect for fajitas): i slice and freeze 1st spread out on a cookie sheet.. before i portion them and vacuum seal. So easy to grab what you need and the rest doesn't just sit with a twist tie getting frost on it in the freezer. You also eliminate the danger of having to take a sledge hammer to the block of whatever. BONUS... less air taking up precious real estate in your freezer. Thanks for your videos. I enjoy everything you chose to share with us. I have learned so much from you about gardening .
We have one, just not enough vaccum bags to go around
@@1870s buy it in rolls... you can make the size you need .
I've used those mixed berries and made jelly. It was delicious!!!
My kitchen aid is 30 years old (mine) and it works like a champ. 🌹🌹
I just read on the sure gel instructions to put a pat of butter in your jams and jellies when cooking to keep the foam down. IT WORKS!
Wow, you are a hard worker!! 👍🙋♀️
I try
OMG; one of my most favorite childhood memories is making tart cherry juice. The smell of the hot juice was just amazing.
Just a tipp: you can juice most stuff twice(or even 3 times with really juicy fruits). The second run will not be as concentrated but you can allways mix it with the first, high concentrated run. Or use as is for drinking etc.
Our cherries juiced for almost the whole day.
I juice once and make the pulp into fruit leather then. ;)
Loved watching you make room in your freezer. I did canned banana bread to send to my college kiddo. Better than just putting it in a plastic bag or foil--he said it stayed pretty fresh. Rainy day for us tomorrow, so I'm canning Mexican chicken soup.
Oh Mexican chicken soup!!! I've got 2 quarts left
Unbelievable what you accomplished in one day.
I make fruit leathers for my kids in the dehydrator. It’s a great way to use up all frozen fruit.
I got bird netting for my raspberries after the first year I had enough I could have done something with them, they disappeared in two days from almost ripe to ripe. I got one under-ripe berry when I checked them and two days later I had one ripe berry left and all the rest were gone lol. I have them growing along my fence line and bought 150 ft length roll and threw it over the fence the when the berries were still under-ripe and of no interest to the birds and got my jelly this year.
These are my favorite type of videos you make!
Really, why? Lol
That 1870's Homestead I love seeing what all you have in pantry/freezer and then I love see how you take it and make something new
Hi there I’m from the other side of Michigan. Western Michigan .I’m doing the same thing cleaning stuff out of my freezers for last yr harvest. Good job there hun
Well hello fellow Michigander! Enjoy your preserving
been doing the same!! I have that attachment an it is AMAZING!!!! BLESSINGS
Oh I can't wait to use it for my next batch of carrots
You need to invest in a food saver sealer it is the best No freezer burn last up to two years or longer. I enjoy your videos Thank you for taking the time to share
I just found your channel I have learned so much from you thank you
My mom would make biscuits to eat with the foamed jams part. We ate it all!
One trick I have learned making jams and jellies, is to put in about 1/2 tsp of butter in each pot, and that stops all the foam. .
I use to make strawberry peach jam all the time and it is sooooooo good, my recommendations with that is 3/4 strawberries to 1/4 peaches or they take over in tastes
I love KitchenAid, it's my best friend!
I'm so excited
Never seen your show but glad I have :) My kinda girl cleans the spoons and the funnel hahah
Darn tootin'
Well that's just the perfect shirt for you 👌👍
I need another small deep freezer just for vegi harvest. But i cant get my hands on any, so I have to.can the corn we just harvest. Thank you for the motivation and inspiration!💕💕
Check your local pawn shops! Got ours 25 years ago paid $150.00 & she’s still purring like a kitten! Good luck!
I’ve heard a small pat of butter in your jelly or jam, greatly reduces the foam! I’m new to canning, but planning to give that a try.
You will love ❤️ it I love my food processor
I vote for Rachel’s strawberries. Proof that bigger is not always better.
Yes!
I made some peach jam this year that didn’t set all that well. But it is delicious on yogurt and can still be used like jam.
Just for others reference it’s possible to reset you jam. Lots of articles online on it. Tried it this summer with beauty berry jelly and it worked great. Kinda a pain because you have to clean all the jars and go through the canning process again but it was worth it because I really didn’t want beautyberry sauce 😂
OMG MY kitchen aid is my Mother’s! And she passed in 2010 🙁Dad passed in 2000🙁 but ironic you said that! Ok this is the berry video I was needing cuz my freezer is FULL!!! Kristy in Missouri 😃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
You are awesome!
Hopefully yours will work as well as mine. Don't forget a Good mandolin for slicing. So proud of you, my freezer needs a real clean out as well.
Thanks, you too!
Looks good. Food saved.
It is!
great video
Thanks!
I cover my fruit bushes and trees with tulle. It was fairly inexpensive. The birds and bugs can't get in. After the season is over I launder it for next year. This will be my fifth year using it.
Fantastic!
Many thanks!
I'm in other middle of canning coleslaw. While shredding the cabbage my big kitchenaid mixer died. I had to haul out my Mom's old avacado colored kitchenaid from the late 60s. Worked great. I figure by I have at least 26 pints. The salty water was blue, once the sugar, vinegar and water went in it turned pink. Wheeeww ! Was afraid I'd have blue coleslaw!
Lol
Hey, if you ever end up with extra cherry juice, taste wonderful in the pineapple jam recipe, so it is cherry pineapple jam, and it is delicious!
Been making jellies, if you put a tablespoon of butter in your jam. It stops the foaming. Doesn't affect the jam.
I watch you everyday, you give me the confidence to try this!! QUESTION: Can I can PREcanned corn? and Will the PREcanned corn need the pressure cooker or a water bath?
Put a Tablespoon of Butter in with your jam. it helps with the foam.
You need to dehydrate some of your green beans! We couldn't tell the differance between frozen or dried. They don't take up much room either. I make up my own vegetable soup mis and dry all of the veggies. Then I just thrown as much in as I need. Just remember, a little goes a LONG way.
I would LOVE to see you do this with "cleaning out the freezer with veggies"
Not sure I understand, the only thing I can that's ever frozen and a vegetable are my tomatoes
There a video using frozen carrots into canned soup.
As I'm watching you I'm eating some "Sweet Sapphire" grapes I bought on sale a couple of months ago and froze. I had to trim off the ends because they were overripe--which is why the grapes were on sale. They taste like grape Popsicles, but nice and healthy.
If anyone has a chance to buy this variety of grape it's super good. These seedless grapes are oblong--not round--and super sweet.
I froze Bing Cherries last year (unpitted) for cherry "Popsicles." Yum!
One other comment: I'd recommend that you wear shoes while using your steam juicer.
One time I didn't have the clamp for the hose on correctly and scalding hot juice poured out onto my bare foot. I was in a fair amount of pain for a couple of days. (It didn't help that I was around 7 months pregnant at the time.) I've been very careful since then to make sure the hose is on firmly and the clamp is in the correct position before starting each batch of juice.
The juice tastes better if you blend all of the juice from one batch before you can it because the juice that first comes out first is more favorable than the last is.
I didn't like the peach or the pear juice I made one year. They were very blah.
I lay newspaper on the floor underneath the stool I set my jars on to keep splashes of juice off of the floor. I also tape some newspaper onto the front of the oven to keep it clean from splashes, too. (Make sure the newspaper isn't near the burner to prevent a fire.)
Thinner jam is great mixed into homemade yogurt.
I cleaned out my freezer yesterday and canned a lot of it. I needed room for next week's shopping
Awesome
I miss Meijer! :-( I agree with defoaming being the worst! LOL I use my scoop spatula to get it out.
I got a vita mix blender this year. LOVE!!! I have a kitchen aid but I need to check out that attachment. Those strawberries would never make it to my freezer. I love strawberries. 🙋🏼♀️ can I be on your Christmas list?🥰 all of your canning looks so beautiful. The steam juicer looks interesting.
The best!
You can get bird netting to cover your bushes and trees. Saves my blueberries.
I love Meijer much better than Walmart especially the produce section!
I would love to know about canning the bread!
I have so many jams that go rancid in just a few months with Pomona.
Y'all ever can fruit in lard? It keeps the fruit preserved and the you can cook with the seasoned lard
I know this video is old but I have the automatic jam and jelly maker from Ball and it uses butter to reduce foam. It’s amazing. So that might work if anyone is watching in real time. :)
I so need to do a freezer cleaning also
It feels good when it's done, just need a good rainy day to do it