Stocking the Pantry | Adding Ready To Go Preps | What We Preserved This Week Canning & Dehydrating


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preps #stockingthepantry #preserving In this video I share what we preserved this week to stock up our prepper pantry. Adding …

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  1. Sandy Kamenicky
    Sandy Kamenicky says:

    Hey from a fellow Texan! Check out Jeni Gouge’s channel if you are not already a subscriber of hers. She is the canning goddess 😊 I watched a recent video of hers where she was canning charro beans and they sounded so wonderful that I canned some the very next day and they are delicious. She has some of the best canning recipes and tips.

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  2. New Rafter Stacker
    New Rafter Stacker says:

    In the last week I have canned 45 pints of assorted meats (chicken, pork, ground beef) and 7 quarts of beef stew. Have more pork thawing. Also planning on canning 5 lbs carrots and 10 lbs of potatoes this week.

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  3. JRC Homestead
    JRC Homestead says:

    Did lots of canning last week. This week I need to can apple pie filling and start making vinegar. I just soaked my beans for couple hours then canned in broth. You can cook those black beans then dehydrate them for quick beans

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  4. SunshineonMapleRidgeAcres
    SunshineonMapleRidgeAcres says:

    Today I done 16 pints of hamburger and we started seeds. Like 288 of them. And a heads up when I desperately needed canning lids last year I bought off brand and regretted it! Only ball or other usa made from now on. The off brand puckers. I misread and realized they weren't usa made.

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  5. WhiskeyWomanWhisks
    WhiskeyWomanWhisks says:

    I started already tired -after work Friday went to my friends house to teach canning and help her can pears and grapefruit-so I was tired and got a late start today🤪
    Today I’ve canned 14 quarts pears
    13 1/2 pints pear hone
    8 1/2 pints salted caramel pear sauce got a late start so…
    More pears and apples tomorrow -jam? Chutney?
    Hopefully turnips but that might be Monday 🤷‍♀️-hope to get some citrus done too-maybe a mashup😜

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  6. susan moore
    susan moore says:

    I rinse my beans sort them, measure them 1/2 cup per pints and put hot water then pressure them for 75 minutes, they come out don’t but not mushy. I do not soak, they always come out mushy .

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  7. William Holland
    William Holland says:

    I canned 11 pints of hamburger, 16 pints of kidney beans, 11 pints of chicken soup and 4 pints of chicken broth-all done today! I am tired and ready for a break! A couple of videos ago when you went to the farmers market, looked like you went to the one in Paris. Not far from us!

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  8. one little miracle
    one little miracle says:

    I can beans using the no soak method so they don't turn out too mushy. You can pretty much have a jar of each kind of beans (or several of each kind) to fill the canner, as long as the canning times are the same (most are). So, those extra beans can just be saved for the next canner load. There are times when I have multiple items in the same canner just to top off my pantry, or clean out my freezer/fridge/etc.

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  9. Nannette Debes
    Nannette Debes says:

    There is a quick cook method
    Rinse and drain beans add them back to your pot,add water, bring to a boil for 2 minutes then let them rest for an hour. Drain and rinse again. Pack beans add liquid of your choice, leave your one inch head space and process for your altitude.

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  10. Frugal mum downunder
    Frugal mum downunder says:

    Good morning!

    I haven't preserved anything this week, but I finally found gamma lids in our price range so bought some and can start storing more grains.

    I'm also baking my first loaf of sourdough today! 🤞 it works out!

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