Our canning guide will be available with another Zoom call again soon! I'll let you know as soon as it is. Much Love, Chelsea

@camicri4263

Ай бұрын

Thank you Chelsea! Was really nice of Dan to be with you in the kitchen ask you and for you to explain hime! Great job! Blessings!

@shelliecummins5972

Ай бұрын

Thank you chelsea!! Love canning

@itsbadlands

Ай бұрын

tell your husband you love him and appreciate the life he has provided for you

I grew up in a family where boys had to learn cooking and cleaning right beside the girls, and the girls had to learn to drive tractors and operate tools right beside the boys. The funny thing was, the girls once noticed that the boys were being tasked with more of the cleaning chores than the girls on those days, and the answer was genius, it's because they'll learn to make less of a mess if they have to clean up the that mess. Some families didn't agree with these tactics, but our family produced men that could take care of their children if something happened to their wives, and wives that could run the farm if something happened to their husbands.

@ChristineKelly1000

Ай бұрын

Great idea, no gender assignment roles make for a more efficient home.😊❤

@PamKelley-lg2mp

Ай бұрын

Magical! All the best training from the older generation. Believe me it was hard but prepared us for a good life!

My hubby has no interest in canning but he is always so pleased and impressed when our counter top is full of jars, and that makes me feel happy. He has also taken a liking to making homemade jerky which I think is pretty cool and he's very handy when a chicken needs to be turned into broth. Homesteading harmony. 💕💕

I (Sandy) absolutely love your tips and all of your recipes. Love it. Love the love for nature. My husband and I have decided to return to a live on land and just sold our sailing yacht. On the sailing yacht I canned food, made pizza and baked bread with my own sourdough. We will move into our house in Greece in July. I will return to a life where I grow my own food, even own olive oil with 35 olive trees. I absolutely share your passion. When we were sailing the oceans for 3 years and I could not have a garden you were my highlight of the week. Thank you so much for everything you are: authentic, funny, with a love for life and nature.

@cynthiafisher9907

Ай бұрын

You’ll have to get a new channel name and picture! Congrats on your new place, maybe you could start making videos too, if you don’t already?

@jamesbrown8718

Ай бұрын

When you get moved in to your new home in Greece start a KZread channel and do videos from there on olive oil making, and how gardening is done there. All regions of the world are so different in their seasons and and what you can grow

@itsbadlands

Ай бұрын

tell your husband you love him and appreciate the life he has provided for you

I feel Dan gained another level of respect for what you do during this canning. He seemed to be surprised at the technical requirements for a good outcome. Bless him , he seems to be a man in a million.

I really enjoyed having your husband be part of the canning process. It’s neat he wants to learn.

I find it delightful that your husband is learning to can. I feel the only way to be sustainable is that every one can cook, clean, preserve, garden, and animal husbandry and processing. My husband is coming up to speed with the garden and livestock. Thank you for sharing and being an inspiration.

Although I love canning anytime, one of my favorite canning weekends was when my husband helped me can all day and all night. We watched the sunrise from the front porch after finishing our last canner loads. It was wonderful quality time. He really enjoyed learning how to can. He likes not doing it as much as me but he will do it if I need him. That’s a wonderful husband!

Love the free canning resource. I am 78 years old and still can jams, fruit and some vegetables. I have just started canning home made bacon and beans. A pressure canner is just not in my budget but I would have one in a heart beat if I could. Both times I've done the bacon and beans I have cooked then did 3.5 hours water bath. I know it isn't acceptable these days but it is all I have! I do keep my finished jars of beans in a spare fridge. We do what we can

@chris3m98

Ай бұрын

@BethMiliken-hz4gn, please take the time & check out the pricing of the P/C. It is a great price. You can also buy things on time. Talk to them about your needs; I think they can help you get started. Good Luck

@deedavies887

Ай бұрын

It’s very acceptable to waterbath in Europe, as it’s all we have historically done. In U.K., it’s very hard to get a pressure canner, without exporting one (I think one or two importers are now bringing them over but costs are ridiculous). I know the Amish also waterbath safely. My understanding is the US recommend pressure canning as the safe thing to do because they have not invested in testing water canning efficacy, and when you want to sell expensive canners, why would you?

Loved seeing you and Dan in the kitchen together. I think it’s great that he’s interested in learning how to pressure can, it’d be nice if more men showed interest.

I add about an inch of water under the insert in my electric roaster, and this also keeps any food you're cooking from scortching. I also save any old socks that get holes in the toes. I wash them and slide jars into each one to give protection in the freezer. I also do this when we go camping, so jars can be next to each other and not break. Great content!! Dan is right at home in the kitchen!!

@LittleMountainRanch

Ай бұрын

I do that with my roaster over as well. Works like a charm.

@cynthiafisher9907

Ай бұрын

I saw a comment on another channel from someone who worked at the roaster factory and they said it is not recommended to put water under the liner. The person was pretty adamant about it. I’m not sure why, maybe the steam could get in between the layers of metal and mess up the element? Great idea about the socks on the jars! Thanks.

Look how fast your channel is growing. Your great personality, cooking skills, care for your animals, amazing gardening skills, love of your family and your land are so envious and to us, so worth all the hard work. Thanks, Chelsea!😍🇨🇦

Thank you so much for sharing the Free Canning Guide with us! I loved watching you and Dan can together. It is so nice to see families working together. I appreciate you showing us the For Jars Canner and giving your opinion on using it. So happy that your meat canning day was a success!!

No matter how much I have to do I find canning is such good therapy. Just because I am worn out afterwards it doesn't matter. What a problem to have in this crazy world. My husband was a mechanic also (like Dan) until he got hurt. You two talk like we do when he helps me with something, it's either a car part or it's not! So funny!!!

How fun to have your husband working with you in the kitchen. ❤

I love the little dance you did when Dan moved (while adding the salt) so you could continue to see the camera :) It is those little, fun, unscripted moments that make your channel feel real 😄

A canning funnel makes things so much easier. I've had mine for years. Love it.

My Mom did some canning when I was a kid. I am in my 60's and I never have and never will do it myself. HOWEVER, I found your tutorial today very enjoyable, educational, and entertaining. You are so knowledgeable and genuine and a pleasure to watch - whatever the topic. Dan too!

@LittleMountainRanch

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

I have been canning for I don’t know how long , I miss the old lids from years ago, never had fail sealed. I can upwards 1000 a year and inevitably I have a few fails, Last year I has fails with Food for jars , I contacted just for educational and they were so helpful and sent me so many new lids . I love my pressure canner . New Gas stove last year and love it .

Thank you for providing the canning book to us!! I am a fairly new and nervous canner.....and having all the information in one place, given by someone who knows what they are doing (you!) will help greatly with my confidence. I also bought a steam canner (boy it saves a ton of time!) based on your channel....who knew there was an alternative to waiting, what seemed like forever, for water to boil in those big pots! New pressure canner user too - thanks to you! 😊I absolutely love how you and Dan work so well together and I am so excited for you both and all the new adventures on the farm!!

"My future self will thank me, my past self" Such a great philosophy! Really enjoyed your presentation. Subscribed.

@LittleMountainRanch

Ай бұрын

Welcome!

I cannot express the joy I feel when I see a video notification from you. LOL. I literally just yelled: Chelseeeeeaaaaa!!!

Chelsea “I like doing things with you in the kitchen”. Me “Please don’t come in here until the floor drys”. 🤣🤣 Lovely video, as always.

I absolutely loved that Dan was a part of this video!!! It just made my heart happy! Thank you for sharing your life with us!!

I rarely involved my husband in freezing/canning - we both participated in the family work as kids. However, we did involve our kids, as that's how they learned 'how' as well as appreciated the foods throughout the years(s).

204 pounds, that's amazing!!

My aunts in Virginia did lots of canning; I was fortunate to be part of the process each Summer. I 💚 canned green beans, beef, sausage & tomatoes. I 💜 my heritage!

One word for you and your channel..... WONDERFUL !!!!!

I moved 6 years ago and went from a natural gas stove to a propane stove. It is a little more difficult to regulate temperature but not a lot. I think each set up is different and it is just about learning your individual stove. Don’t let it discourage anyone from canning.

I absolutely love watching your videos, especially the ones with you and Dan you guys just vibe together so well and are about the cutest couple I’ve ever seen

It was fun watching you and Dan canning. He seems like a one in a million kind of guy, not afraid to be in the kitchen learning something new. Bless you both! ❤️

I loved that you brought your husband into this video!!

My husband bought me a pressure canner and I am so excited to use it. Glad I found this video.

Loven the hubby on the vlog! Shows support and love for your hard work. He did great!! ❤

I couldn't download the canning guide fast enough! I've been wanting to get started canning but have no idea what I'm doing. I watch you religiously and you inspire me to garden and do food preservation. Thank you so much for providing us with this guide!

I really enjoyed watching you process the pork & rendering the fat. So interesting.

Thankyou Chelsea for writing and offering your viewers this great canning guide. I am a semi experienced canner, and was excited to have it!!

This video was so informative. Canning is definitely a learned skill! What a productive day. It's was fun to see Dan's Zevia make it into the video :)

Thanks so much for the free canning guide. How kind that you are so generous with your hard earned wisdom. I am a newbie at canning and I love reading all about it.

Love how you guys share your skills with each other and have fun doing it. Relationship goals ❤

Chelsea, I downloaded your new guide today, it was BRILLIANT! You did such a great job touching on all of the high points of canning. So great for anyone that wants to get started and learn. Thank you! I'm basically a master canner, but I am really looking forward to making that pepper jelly, it sounds amazing!

Loved seeing you and Dan together in the kitchen. It seemed like he understood most of what you said.

Greatest tips for canning, I'm looking at different pressure cookers right now and your opinion means a great deal thank you. You have the most beautiful smile when you look at your husband. I think that is awesome.

I love that you both were on this video

Yeah Dan loved having you on today

Thank you for your videos and the guide

Thank you for the canning guide! So happy to have this for future reference.

Great job love seeing Dan helping

Love this so much! You guys working together is awesome. Chelsea you are a fabulous teacher. You give so much encouragement that takes the fear out of pressure canning. Thanks so much for taking the time to share your lives. It’s such a gift to all of us! 💕💕💕💕

Oh & THANK YOU!! For the canning Guide❤

Awesome team work.❤

Thank you for the canning guide!

Thank you for all you do. I downloaded the canning guide. Thanks so much

Thank you so much for the canning guide!

Again a great video and thank you for the ebook! 😘

Love watching you both in the kitchen❤

Thanks Chelsea and Dan for sharing your time and expertise with all of us.

You are such a good teacher, thank you

Thank you so much, Chelsea! I’m grateful for all that you do for us who follow you. God bless.

Thank you for the canning guide

I put a cup of water in each jar first and then put the meat in, which has helped eliminate the air bubbles

@Andrea-si2vs

Ай бұрын

I do the same, just a small amountb of liquid in the bottom before putting in the product really helps decrease bubbles.

@angelal6700

Ай бұрын

Broth or H2O, 1". Works both pt & qt, and with meat prevents that 'scorch' mark which can be hard to scrub.

Thank you so much for the canning guide.

Thanks Chelsea 😀, thats so much great information and its so nice to see Dan as well.

Thank you for the wonderful videos and the massive amount of information!!

Thank you for the free download ! This will be so helpful! You are a blessing! God bless you and your family!❤️

Thanks for sharing! It's all very helpful and detailed! Always enjoy your channel and your ideas!

Go Dan! Loves watching you guys in the kitchen together. 😊

Thank you so much Chelsea for the time and effort you put into making the canning guide. Especially sharing it for free! What a beautiful gift! It was wonderful to see Dan in the kitchen with you. You are an amazing couple with so much knowledge and great work ethics. Thank you again for teaching us. 😊

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for all your information and teaching. I love your teachings.

I love watching you and your husbands utube, I have learned so much from you! Thank you for sharing all your talents.

❤❤❤..love seeing Dan in the kitchen with you!!! Good guy !

Thank you Chelsea

Great to see Dan learning & helping out. You two work so well together! Thanks for sharing your perspective Dan, & thanks for continuing to teach, Chelsea! Blessings to all 🤗🇨🇦

Great video! Thank you so much.

Thank you!!!! I'm still new to canning.

This was so interesting, and so much easier than I had thought ! Thank you 😊

Thank you for your canning resource pdf. It’s so beautiful. You are so talented and knowledgeable, plus to put this together so beautifully is incredible.

wonderful video. thank you

Thank you so much for this amazing ebook! Although I have been canning for years, it's great to have a new resource and new recipes! I have it printing right now and will have it laminated and spiral bound so it's good for a very long time.

Loved this video and the amazing tips you shared. Thank you Chelsea and Dan, such a fabulous team effort ♥️♥️

I love my ForJars canner!! Hubby got me one for Christmas! I can use it on my glass-top stove inside the house. My canning kitchen is outside. Now I can have pressure canners going in both places at the same time!!

That was amazing great way to show us new canners how to do it. Thank you.

Wonderful video! Nice to see Dan with you in the kitchen. There is a lot of timing, have every step prepared ahead of time, and I can't help but think that Dan has an appreciated view of the many, many hours you spend in the kitchen to feed your family with good nutritious food~! Bless Your Family💚💛💙💗

You guys are so genuine...sweet...and giving..appreciate all your videos...yall are lovely...have learned alot...KEEP SOLDIERING ON ❤❤

This was a great video! I learned a lot! thank you!!

Thank you so much for the canning guide. I love canning also. Small batches is an interesting process. I love to try new recipes.

Thank you ❤

Just printed off your canning book! I mostly got it for my daughter but it’s always great to have reminder for us seasoned canners.

Thanks Chelsea! Dan is a great student and he listens! Could I make a suggestion? Move the mixer out of the way when you're doing a project like this. It'll give you more work space and also not get splattered next to the canners. Can't wait for the next one!

You and Dan make a great team! Great video, thank you for sharing.

Wow love the forjars pressure cooker ..

Thank you Chelsea, I’ve been only canning for almost 2 years with the electric presto canner just to learn the basics. I’ve recently bought a stove top canner (graduated) lol I can’t wait to get started! Thank you for the download, it’s going to be a huge help getting started. Nice to see Dan working side by side with you 🌺

I can't wait to read your canning guide! 🥰 Your videos are such a pleasure to watch. I'm always smiling. 😃 With you and Becky from Acre Homestead I've learnt the basics and started canning myself. I love your recipes and my family loves my canning. You seem like a really lovely person, I just love to spend some time of the day with you. 🥰

You are an excellent teacher. Thank you for sharing a grat way to save food and money.

We practiced canning some last year. This season we need to way more. Mu family enjoyed what we canned last year.

Awesome! I live alone now so canning on this scale is not in my plans but I do love it in my small batch. ❤

This is so timely...I've really felt compelled in the last month to start canning meats and bone broths as well as the veggies I grow. (Which isn't a lot, but canning meat or vegetables found on sale is a very smart preparation--in more ways than one!--that many of us can do.) Thank you for the guide!!

Loved this video 😃Thank you!

Enjoyed the video 😊