I want to thank you with all my heart and stomach 💯❣️ ive been rundown sickly for all of 2022 until I made your Oregono and garlic tinctures and it was ready last week and I took a teaspoon of both in water for a week now and I'm back no more tired sluggish Nauseous Miserable feeling I'm shocked at how good i feel you truly have made the biggest difference in my life that doctor's couldn't do for the past year ! Keep putting out this information it truly is helping people 💯❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

@poppyll8426

Жыл бұрын

Would love to know what video that was in. Sounds like what I need.

@ladonnagreene9565

Жыл бұрын

Which video has the info you mention?

@lighthousefan5538

Жыл бұрын

I would like the video name to!

@DonnaMM6361

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I am currently trying to find a way to organize how to see Rain Country's Playlists. Navigating Your-Tube even in channels that are very organized and come with instructions, just isn't all that easy for some of us. Whether it is the way You-Tube runs algorithms pertaining to individual preferences, I don't know. But, this is certainly in one of the playlists listed at the top of the Rain Country Channel.

@TeresaV

Жыл бұрын

​@@poppyll8426 me, too!

I’m in a crazy financial crisis with no end in sight. Some days I can’t get out of bed because the fear chokes me. Your videos make me feel empowered, give me a sense of control over my future plus, it’s fun to make things. I’m determined to spend as little as possible and have invested in a few items such as a food dehydrator and some jars. I appreciate the time, energy, and effort you put forth to educate us. Thank you from the bottom of my heart

@jeannamaynard5037

Жыл бұрын

I would like to suggest the "snowball" method. Pay more to pay off the smallest bill, and once done, put all of that towards the next smallest and on and on. Heidi has a video on how they did this years ago.

@thedoover6520

Жыл бұрын

@@jeannamaynard5037 I don’t have debt praise God. I’m in between jobs and paying crazy high rent

Glad to see the dried cabbage. One of the nice things is that it rehydrates to nearly 4 times the dried volume so storage is a smaller footprint than most other dried veggies. 1/2 cup dried makes almost 2 cups of rehydrated. Goes a long way!

Dried cabbage (and carrots, taters & onions) would work great to make boiled dinner! For those unfamiliar, it's a broth based soup made from ham, potatoes, cabbage, carrots, onions & whatever seasoning you want...learned of it when I was working at a nursing home 45+ years ago...good stuff!!!

Best use for dehydrated green cabbage is to add to home made soups ... I never make a soup now without some dehydrated cabbage. So good!

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I have actually used some Mother Earth Products cabbage in soup before. All my soups include some kind of dried foods

I love honey garlic! Dried cabbage is hubbies favorite for adding to ramen and it rehydrates for stir fried perfectly

Ooh, we are upgrading our garden this year so we can grow 4x more cabbages. I never thought to dehydrate them! I bet it would be good in my egg roll in a bowl recipe!

@63SpaceGirl

Жыл бұрын

LOL.... I hadn't thought about dehydrating cabbage either. I love fresh cabbage & sauerkraut... Now I get to eat it all year round 🤔🌹🤗

@kmiller6002

Жыл бұрын

Can you share your recipe for the egg roll in a bowl please ma'am 🥰🥰🙏 Kendra

@bonstar3221

Жыл бұрын

Dehydrated cabbage is great made it about 6mts ago

Thank you Heidi you are a very busy lady!! Didn’t know what happened to your leg!! A very very good idea to give different video collaboration videos too!!! It adds to your channel too!!👍🏽😘

You mentioned moringa , I make a smoothie most every day. In my blender I put, frozen mashed banana, one half teaspoon of moringa, one teaspoon of cacao powder, one half teaspoon of beet green powder, one half teaspoon of beef gelatin powder, then about two cups of whole milk. 😊

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Yep, smoothies are one of the more common ways to add it as I noted in the video I did on the benefits of moringa: kzread.info/dash/bejne/X3h2t7qamtDdoso.html But I am not a big smoothie person or I would do that.

Thank you Heidi!! I have a lot to catch up on! 😊 Appreciate all you do and share! 💖from the Catskill Mountains of NY! ☀️🐓❄️🙏

Hi Heidi, God is good all the time. Hallelujah.❤🙏🏻❤🙏🏻

It doesn't cost more to make "plastic" from Hemp but the thing is that it would put all those other toxic manufacturers out of business. Love your content by the way. 👍

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Exactly!

I love using my dehydrated cabbage in just about every soup! I'm going to try the Honey Garlic. I've heard that it's really good for cough

Heidi, I love your This~N~Thats! I look forward to them every Monday. Yay!! Heidi, I have been drying cabbage for many years, and I love it. I have it in my 1/2 gal jars, as I use it all the time. LOL like me with background stuff! hehehe. Heidi, I just finished my Nasturtium leaves and flowers tincture today. I am making Mandarin orange peel and they are organic tincture started today. Heidi, I am going to start tonight the Saint John Wart at our Horticultural class. I am starting a lot more things at well.

Thanks for the info on caster oil! I saw the same video. Please pray for my daughter due in March with twins. In Canada you have to have a mask in hospitals and and they give you a lot of grief if you don't have the jab. Ya, a mask when you're in labour! God help us, God bless you and your Heidi.🙏🥰👍

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Just terrible. They are not too bad here about that in our small town, they did not make my daughter in law wear a mask while delivering and though they repeatedly asked her if she wanted that jab through the pregnancy, they did not force it on her

Are use moringa in smoothies. That is a great way to use the moringa in the honey! That color in the jar you used of the dark green is beautiful.!!!

So I can add my organic ginger with garlic n honey let em ferment...thanks so much for sharing love yah all much God bless you and your family stay safe

Hi Heidi.Wanted to Thank you for the HalalEveryday link. I did a order which one of the products were the Black seed oil.After 2 days of use my sinus issues started clearing and after 3 weeks I no longer have issues with my sinuses. I had to go to the drs every 2 to 3 months for it and prednisone and antibiotics didn’t work for a for very long.Thanks again❤️

Thank you for talking about the castor oil. I was just considering buying castor oil in a glass bottle. I know why people are asking about this. A woman is selling her line of products and was saying that it was bad to buy it in plastic. She wants to sell her products by making them seem superior. I don't blame her and she may have a superior product I don't know. But it's good to know that I am not harming myself by buying it in dark colored plastic.

@angeladepetris-phillippe4152

Жыл бұрын

If you do buy it in plastic just put it in your own amber glass bottle so the plastic doesn't leach anymore into your castor oil. I have a tough time finding one in a glass bottle that isn't pricey. Especially the Jamaican Black Castor Oil. Blessings. 💚💜

@kimmieb2u

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I got mine in dark plastic and immediately put it in glass.

I just started making my own honey garlic and gifted some to some friends and they ate it all already.

Great this n that as usual!

Good This~N~That video , thanks for sharing , God bless !

Oh, that dried red cabbage would be beautiful in pickled eggs.

Quick recovery 🙏 my sister.

I’ve been so enjoying the Fermented February collab! I’ve taken so many notes!

Thanks Heidi 😊

Thank you for ALL YOU DO..your my go to channel.. especially if I want tried-and-true trustworthy information..plus I just enjoy spending time with you.. Blessings ❤️

Thank you Heidi for your videos. As always, I have learned a lot.

Love ❤️ it, tgank you Heidi as always.

Thank you Heidi! 🙂 Blessings!💜

Good stuff. Thank you.

Good morning Heidi thanks for today’s T-N-That information.

Thank you for the information! ❤ We love the ferments

I'm really enjoying the Fermented February. There's always something different and everything has been useful.

Thanks so very much ❤️, Heidi. Valueless video.

you are amazing. ty and blessings

When life hands you scraps, make a quilt.

I have loved everything I have ever ordered from Mizz Tizzy! Thank you for everything you do on our behalf.

Thanks for your videos

Thanks Heidi for all your great ideas 💡 👍 have a great day 🌻

Thank you Heidi for the helpful information. I'll be playing catch up with your other videos since I haven't had much time lately... preparing for a move. 🙂

Great Monday, thank you! Are you buying your moringa, or growing it? It is a warmer weather tree, even in Florida, it's not always hot enough long enough to grow the seed pods... I ask, as my home grown morings has such a sweet smell, and nice flavor, I sprinkle it on my salads. But I am now in West Virginia, hoping my daughter has seedlings she can start and bring me, brrr, this is cold! Folks here say they don't plant until May, wow! A learning curve for sure! Anyway, thanks for this new that! Looking forward to your collaboration tomorrow, I will be straining my latest apple vinegar, thank you! May God continue to bless you and Mr Rain.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

I will be trying to grow it again this year and hope to be successful even though I know it prefers warmer weather. I did cover that and more in my recent video on moringa: kzread.info/dash/bejne/X3h2t7qamtDdoso.html

GREAT video and boy you are on a tear as my husband says when I am doing a lot. THANK YOU!

Thank you for the great information and video

Thank you Heidi! I love your this n that videos. Love and prayer always!

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

🥰

I have also bought from Miss Tizzy!!!!!! She is so awesome. Love her! Great customer service! Love trying the free seeds as well. Love the seeds I have purchased from you as well!

Good morning from Virginia. I watch you so much on my smart TV and don't get to comment. I need to make a point to do that. I've learned a lot from you. Thanks!!! Hope you heal fast!

Hi Heidi, Loved this video especially about dehydrating cabbage! I have red cabbage almost ready to pick in the garden. I will defintely dehydrate some soon. I like the idea putting Moringa in the honey garlic. 💚

I appreciate your work Heidi. I tried to do a rumble account and I couldn't comment and it was glitchy. I'm so happy you are still posting to youtube.i know the book burners are at it but you do great. Blessings to your family and you. God is good all the time.

Thanks for all the knowledge that you shared! Blessings to your family 🤗💕🇨🇦

I like the honey and garlic as we been doing this for awhile now. I enjoy and learn so much from your videos. Thank you

Interesting about putting the moringa into the honey! I've just been putting it into my iced coffee. Also I would love to try growing arnica as well! The calendula was a pretty good trap crop big time for my flower bed. The pests pretty much stayed clear from all my flowers all except my calendula 😅

HEIDI, GRACIAS INFINITAS Y DIOS TE TENGA EN SU MIRA SIEMPRE.

Wow I love cabbage .

Hi from South Carolina

Going to try the black seeds in my honey garlic ferment

I have never heard the term 'cold cannon' before so I am going to look it up. 😊

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Colcannon, it is the name of the traditional Irish dish

I made bread with my dehydrated Brazil nut milk pulp. Delicious.

Good morning! I’ve been busy starting seeds and planting raised beds. I have a few new herbs this year and can’t wait to start using them. We use the honey-garlic, elderberry syrup and feverfew tincture most, but have others ready to go when we need them like muscle rub and plantain salve. I never did powder the dehydrated yogurt, it was so good that we just ate it! 😂 I need to get more yogurt and experiment more. Many Blessings!

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Maybe it was because I spread mine pretty thin but it was very dry and flaky so I went right to powdering it. I tried rehydrating it but it was a bit grainy and the taste was not quite as good though also not bad. I could see it being good added to something rather than eaten plain

@blessedbloominghomestead9134

Жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead I spread mine maybe 1/4 inch and it was like fruit leather, texture similar to taffy but a little drier. It did work out well in smoothies.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

@@blessedbloominghomestead9134 I was HOPING mind would turn out that way! Maybe I just put it on too thin.

Look for safety data sheet for castor oil, it has a lot of information. Most products have a safety data sheet, from pencils to metals to an office chair, etc.

Your skin always glows ..what is your skin care regiment?..also I enjoy your knowledge on all your natural herbs remedies..I have already dabbled in tinture holy basil..(thanks to you) so far turned out nice and effective...

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Here is my most recant video on skin care: kzread.info/dash/bejne/qZp2sbKlqrbbmqg.html

Thanks for the suggestion on a way to take the Moringa - I can't the taste. If you have` other suggestions, they would be welcomed.

We like using dehydrated cabbage for making coleslaw.... It's yummy stuff 😋😋🙏 Kendra

@krisqueen5939

Жыл бұрын

Could you please share the recipie?

@kmiller6002

Жыл бұрын

@@krisqueen5939 Mayo, ranch dressing, celery salt, salt, pepper, cucumber, dill pickle relish, sometimes shredded carrots and diced black olives.... NOT your traditional coleslaw 🤗🤗 but very tasty. You could add sugar if you like it sweet. Chop everything into small pieces. 😉🙏 Kendra

@krisqueen5939

Жыл бұрын

Do you rehydrate the cabbage first? Thanks

@kmiller6002

Жыл бұрын

@@krisqueen5939 no ma'am we actually like it dehydrated... But you certainly could

@kmiller6002

Жыл бұрын

@@krisqueen5939 we've done it both ways, my daughter likes it better not rehydrated. I like it either way 😊🙏 Kendra

Yeah I saw the video about the castor oil in plastic bottles but I'm not going to throw out the jug i have. I figured if the castor is that good it should detox itself from the bottle it comes in lol. I can find something to do with it and not just dump it.

Thank you for all the information you share. I might’ve missed it, but do you actually have a recipe for your garlic honey? Thank you so much.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I provided a link to it in the description box just below the video

Dehydrating cabbage in the house does not smell the greatest hahaha

Hi Heidi 👋

I don't care how knowledgeable or trustworthy someone sounds I always cross reference information. I don't just look up and read 1 source I do indepth research from tons of places. I've found that when you type certain words in a particular order you could find lots of articles to support your beliefs, so I type what I want to know in several different ways. For instance.... Is X harmful helpful, toxic Or what are the health benefits of X I do this because there's always someone else who's opinion or beliefs will align with yours and what good is knowledge from someone if it doesn't give all sides, reasons etc of the subject. I want to know the real truth not just my take on it

Thank you for all your knowledge. QUESTION: Can you use the pulp left from fruit you have cooked down for juice(I will actually be using a steam juicer) to make fruit vinegar? 🤔 ❤️

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

You can but you would want to add some kind of starter to it since the cooking process would have destroyed all the yeast and bacteria necessary to make vinegar. The starter can be the type I show in the video publishing this morning, or it can be whey, or even a bit of mother of vinegar

@littleprepper887

Жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead Thank you so much for helping me ❤️

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Hi Rain If caster oil goes rank , should it be thrown away? Thank you ! Blessings to you!❤️

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

I am sure it is possible but I have never had it happen but yes, any only that becomes rancid should be tossed. It is not even good to use for lamp oil because it will smell

Heidi. How Do you know what the black oil tatsts like if its spoiled. Or whats the shelf life?

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Black seed oil has a pretty strong taste but I would imagine that if it went rancid one would still be able to taste and smell the difference though I doubt it would go rancid easily.

Very Nice. Gorgeous lady .

What black seeds from the garden are they in the infused honey? Could Chia seed be added for benefits? thanks

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Nigella sativa. It is not from my garden as I have yet to be successful in growing it though I have tried a couple of times: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lputr7KPeLmzd5M.html

What about dehydrating the left over oats from making oat milk? Could it then be used as an oat flour and added to baked goods or would the goodness have been used up in the milk?

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

You would still get all the fiber that was strained out of the milk so absolutely

i have always read and seen the amazing benefits of hemp but felt no one in britain was growing it until desperation took over my wonderful single organic british tea estate literally ran out of te i was beside myself but refusing to buy non british tea then the lord shone a light on my computer and today i am nervously waiting for a plastic free order of british organic vegan hemp tea to be delivered and praying i will fall in love with it as its a fraction of the cost of my usual tea and i can build up a stock pile of it fingers crossed loved this video sista x

so I am new to this even though i have had my dehydrator for awhile now but if I have dried carrots, cabbage, peppers, garlic etc. can these be rehydrated to make a coleslaw. do you just put it all in hot water to rehydrate and then still use your mayonnaise or whatever sauce and mix together. Can't find a video on how to explain this. I put my dried veg. into gallon size bags should it be put into the canning jars instead.

@RainCountryHomestead

10 ай бұрын

Yes, it should work though the texture may be different. You may even need to boil them for a bit if you dried them all in their raw state and did not blanch.

@PatriciaCollette

10 ай бұрын

so far I have only dried the purple cabbage and I did blanch that, I was going to dri all the other ingredients so I can put it all together would it be better to not dri the other ingredients. making for sunday party, you have to make something that is your color and my color is purple so I thought a coleslaw with the purple cabbage would work. unless you have another recipe idea for a birthday cookout party. thanks for replying.@@RainCountryHomestead

How long do you dehydrate cabbage for and how big a chucks do you use??

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

I chop maybe about 1/2" pieces and like everything else like this I dehydrate at 115° and typically allow to run about 18 hours give or take. Check after 8 or 10 hours though

What is the Moringa good for, that you’re striving to take everyday?

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Please see this: kzread.info/dash/bejne/X3h2t7qamtDdoso.html

My orange vinegar is on day 9. I started with 1/4 cup of sugar then 4 days later added another 1/4 cup. It’s an orange color and the slices are no longer floating at the top. They’re dispersed. Still no fizziness at the top of the jar though. I hope it’s working correctly.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

It should be fizzy on top. Are you stirring it daily?

@SleepyHead76

Жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead I am. I have it next to my gas fire place to keep it in the warmest spot. It’s my first time. Should I just pour it out and try again?

@SleepyHead76

Жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead perhaps I did it wrong. I just added water and sugar. Maybe I should have used distilled vinegar instead of plain water. Live and learn. 😊

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

@@SleepyHead76 Just give it more time, sometimes things can work more slowly but also if it gets too warm that can kill the bacteria and yeast so it is possible that could be the case

Where did you get your big canning funnel?

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

amzn.to/41d327K

I have some Moringa seeds. The pkt directions seems to make these very tricky to get started. If anyone has experience growing it, please advise. I'm in SE Oklahoma in zone 7b.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Most say to soak overnight and score

@TeresaV

Жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead Interesting. Mine say to soak in warm water for 2-3 days. It makes it sound like I have to keep the water warm.🤷‍♀️

Being a soap maker, I refrigerate or freeze all my oils to keep them fresher, very hard to buy these oils in glass!

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

I make soap but do not chill any of my the fats I use. I have never had issue with the types I use be it lard, coconut oil, or other.

I’m curious could the cabbage once rehydrated be made into sour kraut?

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Yes, in fact I just made some kimchi using dehydrated cabbage. No need to rehydrate first, just add all your ingredients into your jar or crock and add water and your starter. I do not use a brine.

Can I use store bought wine to make an extract? I don't like Vodka.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

I rarely use vodka, I almost always use wine but just because I use my homemade wine does not mean you cannot use store bought

I love how your hair tie and shirts match but we never get to see your skirts. Show sometime I love your wardrobe

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/fauJzseHpKrYhNo.html

Can I take my canned ground beef and dehydrate it safely

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I have a video on that here; kzread.info/dash/bejne/c6ybrMSMk8jZfKg.html

I found out that organic purple cabbage is abit more nutritious than organic green cabbage.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

I have always assumed so and I use it too and especially love kimchi made from red cabbage over green. Typically anything with richer color, especially those in red, purple, blue, are going to be much higher in antioxidants than their lighter colored cousins.

Intotally need your recipe for colcannon.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

It is in the description box with the other links

@Maddy_might

Жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead got it. Thanks

Dr Marisol says not to use caster oil in plastic.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Anything in plastic can be problematic but castor oil is safer than other oils, especially vegetable oil and it is most commonly sold in plastic

@marilyn5208

Жыл бұрын

Who is Dr Marisol?

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Also, just because someone has a Dr. before their name does not mean everything they say is based in fact

[Monday wave]

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

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What is can in?

@rosehavenfarm2969

Жыл бұрын

"Colcannon." It's a cabbage dish.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Dianne, as promised, I provided a link to the video recipe in the description box

Maybe your plants are cross pollinating, making it hard to grow the orange flowers. I bought a variety of colors of asters and creeping phlox, and now they are all one color.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

I am sure that is not the case since when I start my seeds, I separate them by color so I know where I want to put what when I go to transplant them to make sure I get a mix of colors. The orange ones never germinate or if they do, they do not do well

You must be busy like a bee

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Pretty busy, yep!

Easy on Moringa most contain heavy metals.

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Anything that grows from the earth contains metals and EVERY thing should be taken in moderation. I might get a whole tsp at most of moringa powder and I am still not taking it daily.

@dkiser252

Жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead perfect, that's good information for your subscribers to know, some people take too much.May God keep blessing you Heidi and thanks for all the good works you do.

I have used Castor oil for years in my products 20+ and Ayurvedic practice for 5 years. I have always received it from a good provider and it came in plastic gallon jugs with no problems or signs of contraindications. 🙌🌱 🫖

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

While I agree that glass is always best, it is not always easy to come by, especially when buying in gallon jugs. It just seems there always has to be someone who wants to start some big scare about something. I never heard anyone say this about castor oil in plastic until about two weeks ago and suddenly out of the wood work, people are saying it all over the place.

i had planned to switch to 100% british organic garlic but struggled to source the volume i use in a year so until i can i will be using my stocks from spain but i will try again this year love and healing vibes always sista x

hey sista good to know cabbage can be dehydrated as in the uk for the first time i can remember and i was raised with cabbage onions and spuds but due to weather fluctuations the farm i usually get my organic cabbage from has warned us of future shortage can you believe that

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Well, I know what I am going to be ordering more of on my next order. I have yet to really try growing cabbage since my one try early on in my gardening and I was not sure I wanted to battle the cabbage moth grubs again, They were terrible! I have seeds but guess I need to try again