Instant Pumpkin Pie Filling ~ Homegrown Luffa Sponges ~ Canning ~ Seed Saving

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@GottaBeThere2736 Год назад

👍 Did you hear the collective smack of your subscribers swatting our heads and saying, 'WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT!?' The habit and pattern of filling empty jars is simple, but WHAT A GAME CHANGER! 😊 Doing the pumpkin pie dry mix now, but trying my dehydrator. Thanks for all you do!

@MNTNSTARZ80. Год назад

The reason home canners can not can things like milk, pumpkin/squash puree & milk is... The commercial canners use a special pressure cooker called a retort machine. It gently rocks and rotates the cans or jars as it pressure cooks them. They also can at higher pressures and temperatures than home canners can reach. My daughter works for a milk processing plant and writes the programs and specs for canning processes as required by the USDA. As part of her job she was taught the reasons such machines as the retort are necessary for specific types of foods across the board

@Maria-Ortodoxa Год назад

Lol. People have been Wbing and PCing milk for a long time.

@debbiemusgrove676 Год назад

I never knew about soaking them in salt water for 12 hours before roasting them. I will definitely try that this year.

@jenniferrescott1149 Год назад

I love your rule of not putting empty jars back on the shelf

@bonnieboernemann4432 Год назад

I heard about your channel from Becky at Acrehomestead and have enjoyed all of your videos. I have learned soooo much from watching you. I love watching you interact with the children, you are a wonderful mother and an inspiration for me to do canning and preserving for the first time in my 64 years. Better late than never. Please keep doing you. ❤ I think if I learn one new thing each day I am blessed. I really enjoyed the video of your trip to the zoo. Sending prayers and blessings to you and your family.🙏🥰🐝🐝

@buckeyedav1 Год назад

And thats funny Bonnie as I learned about Becky at Acrehomestead from Jessica. Anna In Ohio

@nancyj9892 Год назад

Good Morning Jessica. I love to watch you while I'm getting ready for Church. Thank you for all the seed saving tips. Your children are so precious and such good helpers. Pray you all have a good Lord's Day!

@stephaniecollins4819 11 месяцев назад

Jessica, I’m fascinated at how much knowledge you have 👍 enjoying watching and learning from you in the west of Ireland 🇮🇪

@jerewallace6478 Год назад

Please have your daughter explain what she was crocheting with the blue yarn. A basket? A purse? I would really appreciate it if she would show the stitch & how she started her project. Thanks so much for all you & your beautiful family do. God bless

@jamie9663 Год назад

I saw from the IG stories that Grace was knitting a winter hat for baby Hannah. She knitted it in white, and she added blue trim and blue hearts I think.

@sarac3325 Год назад

I am a divorced mother of two who works full time outside the home and I don't know if I believe in God or not but I enjoy watching your videos. 😊

@pinschrunner Год назад

The loofahs show is that all stages of life are valuable:. Eating, sponges, seed saving!

@marierobinson3935 Год назад

Wishing you all a great week❤🇬🇧

@cynthiatait7708 Год назад

Your sweet, beautiful children are ALL SO SWEET and growing way too quickly!!! Thank you for taking us along in your days, we learn from watching you. Thank you as well for being a gift to our world for teaching us. ❤

@journeywithnichole 11 месяцев назад

Well said ❤

@lethaharris1608 Год назад

You have a beautiful family ❤❤❤ I love to just listen to you . Your voice is so calming. You could probably become a millionaire reading children's books on audio . ❤❤❤❤

@threerivershomestead Год назад

Thank you so much!!

@languagelynnie 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for taking the time to film and edit these videos. They are empowering and a spark of light in a dark world. Thanks to you, I am planting luffas next year and harvesting them for use as sponges. You have also inspired me to challenge myself to get rid of paper towels. God bless you and your amazing family!

@MT-US Год назад

Awww ❤ that ending shot of the two kids gazing at something would make a BEAUTIFUL portrait! Thank you for sharing 😊

@peggystephens4703 11 месяцев назад

I have 3 pints of red flesh plum purée in the water bath. Last night I water-bathed 2 pints of my ripened garden tomatoes, and I was given some apples I got 4 pints of applesauce and left some out for fresh eating plus I made 4 quarts of apple cider vinegar, a pint of plum vinegar and a quart of plum pear vinegar. Can’t wait till that is ready in a couple of months. I also had done my dried bean pods too as well as coriander cilantro seeds. So nice to have a large amount instead of buying them.

@carlahabeck4051 11 месяцев назад

Regarding your loofah sponge processing. Manyvyesrs ago my brother, living in AZ at the time, grew a large loofah plant on his fence. When they were atvthe right maturity he put them in a net bag and hung them in the swimming pool. After about a week they were cleaned of any skin and beautifully soft when wet. We used them in the bath in place of a sea sponge! One more usevfor these versatile gourds. Also, I once read that pumpkin seeds are excelent at helping to prevent kidney stones!

@nancycoy9510 Год назад

I have never seen anyone explain luffas very interesting.

@sarahsiskin6780 Год назад

That pumpkin pie idea is so cool! Can’t wait to see you make one

@raynonabohrer5624 Год назад

Hannah's going to sleep. Sweet baby. Great video. God bless you all and keep safe.

@tennagrover6140 Год назад

Roasted pumpkin seeds is my favorite snack this time of the year.

@diannahart2334 Год назад

You're kids are all so precious ❤. I stopped at four and regret that decision, but now I'm getting grands and I'm loving every minute of being Mimi!

@amsohn1 Год назад

Thanks Jessica for the lovely video. While i do can my pumpkin and many other things according to the government experts, our family have been canning these for well over 150 years [Menninite family background] and these recipes have been passed down... not to argue with you or anyone- I so enjoying seeing how to do the the gords and am so looking forwars to the soaps. Love watching you and your family, y'all are prayed for and over daily. Blessings ❤

@SuperMzjames 10 месяцев назад

Love the Bee footage!

@JanGrowsVeg Год назад

I absolutely love watching your videos. What a great family you’ve been blessed with ‼️. Little Miss Hanna is so adorable and growing so much.

@theimperfectpantry5936 Год назад

Thank you so much! I am overwhelmed with pumpkin and was going to start experimenting with the freeze dryer. You saved me a lot of thought on a day my brain needed a break.! -Natalie

@jenniferoden3433 Год назад

Jessica, I had to chuckle when you talked about pumpkin seeds being a de-wormer, when we were little my mom would make pumpkin seed tea for the same purpose, i can still taste it. It was delicious. Look forward to watching you videos, I learn so much. God bless you and your sweet family!!

@lh7501 Год назад

They aren't a de wormer

@dhansonranch Год назад

Good job! Quite Like the closing shot - would make a nice still life photo!

@KathyFitz1113 4 дня назад

Freeze dried pumpkin pie kits. Brilliant !!

@davidmitchell1304 Год назад

There it was. You did it again. I saw you put the strainer on top of the pumpkin seeds to drain them. Blew my mind.😂

@markkristynichols845 Год назад

Oh Jess, old bay on pumpkin seeds, love it!!!

@anneclarecheah6487 Год назад

Hi Jessica, watching Malaysia. I love pumpkin very much. Your children are very helpful!! Thank you for this video and looking forward to your next video and take care ❤❤❤

@MissEAG Год назад

I love that rule about not putting empty jars away! Would love an updated view of how the new cellar pantry is looking.

@makeishiagrant5602 Год назад

Another Great Video ❤ I'm Healing from surgery and blood clots are gone🙏🏽 I did some dehydrating this week and I canned some caramelized onions🎉 Have a Blessed Week Everyone 🙏🏽

@DionGarbarino Год назад

I recently started watching your videos. I especially like your canning/preserving videos. I have learned so much from you. Thank you!!

@shelleymitchell7912 Год назад

hey sista you are the ONLY you yuber i watch that has ACTUALLY grown a luffa so khoudos xx

@Tia-vj9ox 11 месяцев назад

Such a Beautiful family! Bless you all!

@markkristynichols845 Год назад

Oh how I love our loofah flowers!!! I didn’t think about the fact that they are indeed one of the last food sources for the bees!

@buckeyedav1 Год назад

Sunflowers too I am so wanting to cut that all down but the bees are still busily buzzing around them. Anna In Ohio

@diannemiller4754 Год назад

Thank you, Jessica, last year I started using your suggestion on filling those empty canning jars before taking them to storage. It has been a great idea, which I continue to use. I love the way you mix your pumpkin pie mixture before storage.😊

@pinschrunner Год назад

Excellent video!

@karenfraser6488 10 месяцев назад

I'm enjoying the videos and am viewing them from my home in the mid north of South Australia. I only have one adult son living at home now however I am looking at your ideas for the garden I want to establish in my new residence.

@ritahall8653 Год назад

You are a hard working woman

@cindyparker9920 Год назад

Baby Hannah looks so much Ben when he was a baby.

@celestejohnson9227 11 месяцев назад

I won’t be putting my FD pumpkin in Mylar anymore. Most definitely will be putting in jars for, muffins, pie and cookies. Great tip.

@kaesmomFitz Год назад

I never knew that about soaking pumpkin seeds. Thanks for that info.

@donnacauble 11 месяцев назад

When I F/D things like your pumpkin, I use an old school potato masher and a metal bowl ….. works great, no blender needed. Final product takes up a lot less space.

@bettylongshore9594 Год назад

GREAT idea for the "instant" pumpkin pie filling!!!!!!

@lindafessant8021 11 месяцев назад

That is really interesting seeing the loofahs.

@Bush_Edge_Homesteading_Aus 11 месяцев назад

🎃🎃🎃 Such a good reminder that I need to start using our pumpkin seeds for eating. Because I definitely can't plant all of them we recover from our pumpkins!!!!!!

@tammyfletcher7667 Год назад

I can't wait to try pumpkin seeds. Thank you for the tips on how to do it. The lofas look very interesting.

@abidurrington4135 Год назад

Was just catching up with your videos and this pops up. Yay!

@susanpaulson9010 Год назад

Definitely going to try eating pumpkin seeds. It’s been a long time. You are very inspiring and calm. Wish we were neighbors. Thank you for sharing your time and talent.

@LoriLindley-eu3qz Год назад

Hi Jessica and family. Have you heard of scarlet runner beans. Beautiful flowers that attract hummingbirds and bees. Also edible.

@cindymccarty4454 Год назад

Good morning Jessica another wonderful video love seeing the family working together the children and join your snacks you all have a good week❤❤❤

@donnaowens5936 11 месяцев назад

Love the loofah sponges can’t wait to see the soap making too love your videos I learn so much ❤

@cherylcranford8908 Год назад

Another great video, have a blessed week Jessica and family

@heartdeph4444 11 месяцев назад

That's a silk squash or "patola" in tagalog,, we as Filipino love to cook it as a dish,,, that kind of vegetables are very popular here in the Philippines. By the way I'm a new sub here❤ I love all your content, God bless you and yours❤❤❤

@lindabrown2170 Год назад

Did not know about soaking them in salt water for 12 hours. Definitely going to try. Thankyou for a great video.

@elizabethcox7739 Год назад

Great info on luffas!!! Thanks @west coast grandma

@joniahaworth Год назад

Jessica, I was wondering if you have a video or post about how you got started in the very beginning of your homestead/homemaking lifestyle? Thank you ❤

@bumblebee7922 Год назад

GREAT video!! Adorable family.... Blessings

@judymcintire8061 Год назад

As always this was not only fun but educational too! Ty Jessica. Love watching the kids enjoy their snacks & Hannah is getting so big! They are all beautiful!😊

@bettyjorodgers8552 Год назад

Thank you so much. Blessings

@kathyterrell8024 Год назад

I dont like getting my food processor dirty either. I use my tamper from either my vitamix or for making Saurkraut. This works great. And less clean up

@markkristynichols845 Год назад

Oh sis, the knitting reminds me of me learning from my mom when I was young❤❤❤. Love all y’all, Kristy in Missouri zone 6b 😃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@janicew6222 Год назад

I always look forward to your Sunday morning videos. Wishing the Lord's blessings on you and your family.

@cynthiawhitcomb1780 Год назад

Love the idea of filling jars

@carolwhisenhunt7504 Год назад

Happy Sunday Jessica. Another great video. I love your channel so much. Learn so much from you. I love your beautiful children. You are like one of my dearest friends. Be blest my friend. Ty for sharing your skills and your family.

@tammymarple5347 Год назад

Good morning Jessica 🙏😊 Love your videos! I am so excited with your “instant” pumpkin pie ! I don’t have a freeze dryer yet but my friend just got one and I can’t wait to share this recipe with her! Have a blessed week🙏

@elizaC3024 Год назад

What a great idea, fill before placing it in storage. This year I have felt the urgency to top off as much as possible. I am using every little bit, so we will have a full pantry for winter. I am freeze drying herbs this week, and because I didn't make it very far into fall last year with sweet basil, this year, I am even freeze drying stems and powdering them for additional uses. I have made corn cob jelly, apple scrap jelly and even strawberry scrap syrup/jelly to make things go further. Fall just arrived so early here, and it's moving quickly into cold weather. We will be ready.

@Imjetta7 Год назад

Ooooo I’m going to do this with pumpkin!

@marthapattee Год назад

Thats a great idea for the empty jar issue i think i just might start that practice in my canning Thanks Jessica

@LadyCinnamon312 Год назад

We make a pumpkin chili with Italian sausage that is amazing

@juliemoore6957 Год назад

Hannah is getting so big! Love the idea of pumpkin pie kits!

@paulamcnabb7940 Год назад

Love your videos. Can’t wIti move to our homestead in Cody WY next year.

@laurielasala-tuttle5 Год назад

I so loved this week's video Jessica, thank you for sharing!! Can you please remind me as to what varieties of pumpkins you planted this year? Thanks so much! Laurie 😊

@jeanniecarter3933 Год назад

I just did my pumpkin the same way. That was a great idea

@lisaolson1345 Год назад

I tried your soak method with spaghetti squash seeds,game changer,thank you

@kezru1581 Год назад

Thanks Jessica 🙂

@sheilabundren2037 Год назад

Great idea for the pumpkin pie filling. You should be a consultant for a food company. Thanks, Jessica. Have a great week.

@marilynhoops3498 Год назад

Good morning. Really enjoyed your video. But I always do. God Bless your family. ❤

@sarahjamieson-bas6156 11 месяцев назад

Snacking on de-wormer!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@carolb5677 Год назад

Ontario, Canada - I got ONE luffa! I think I need to start the plants indoors even earlier.

@threerivershomestead Год назад

I have to start them pretty early indoors to get a good harvest. I also have good and bad years. Last year mine barely flowered.

@colinbala Год назад

Beautiful family!!

@cathythoman Год назад

beautiful yarn. good job

@christalingram8624 11 месяцев назад

Thank You for sharing your knowledge. It’s fun to try some of your projects. God Bless 💙🙏💙🙏💙

@christalingram8624 11 месяцев назад

Thank You 💚 Your are here for a reason.

@buckeyedav1 Год назад

Its good to see your girls learning skills like crocheting and knitting. Good idea on keeping those jars full I am looking forward to the pantry challenge in Feb right? I love watching that to see how you get creative with meals. Anna In Ohio

@lenkakellerova4651 11 месяцев назад

I admire you. Thank you for sharing your ideas.

@NicoleHoltActress Год назад

Another homesteader suggested filling your jars with clean water before putting them away - if you have nothing you want to can right now. That way you have emergency water, instead of empty jars.

@mindysworld7675 Год назад

Love your idea for the dried pumpkin pie in a jar❤

@ruthfields3874 Год назад

I grow alot of loofas here in texas. I sell them as sponges at garage sales. When 5hey get all dry and i beat mine on concrete. Boy. They sure fo stink. I also clean my loofas in bleach. It gets them really clean also

@villagesteader3552 Год назад

Thank you for sharing, I always enjoy seeing a family work together. I make my own dry mixes for baked treats like my apple cake. I find it is time saving to make up the dry ingredients for 2 or 3 cakes while I have all of the items needed at hand. I would do more mixes but my husband is really the pie and cake maker. This apple cake is sort of my specialty! ♥️👍🙏🤓

@paulac1315 Год назад

I make the pie filling and freeze dry that. It works out great for quick pies.

@susanmiller7935 Год назад

I never know what to do with the pumpkin seeds each year when we carve pumpkins. I’m excited to give your pumpkin seed recipe a try. And finding out I’m diabetic this will help for me to have a healthy snack.😊

@justpatty7328 Год назад

The children are so adorable! Wonderful tips on pumpkin seeds, thank you. God bless you!

@rethawilson6289 Год назад

My friend Another great informative video. T u for sharing your precious family. What is your daughter knitting? It's beautiful! I've listened 3 times as I was working today . Have a blessed week.