Prepping Pantry Tour | Stockpiling a Year's Supply of Food | Organizing the Kitchen | Heartway Farms

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Today, Annie will take you on a tour of our 100-year-old farmhouse root cellar, and show you all the things we've been adding to our food stockpile. We've always had this room to store things in, but we just recently remodeled it and built some sturdy shelves for tons of room for all of our prepping products and garden produce. Kitchen organization, food pantry layout, shelving, storage ideas,
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@sherylintheraw 2 года назад

Sidenote. If you go to your discount store preferably a Dollar tree - go to the baby shower/party packaging section. In that aisle you'll find packs of mesh draw string see through pouches that you can put the bay leaves in.

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Very good tip. Thank you 😊

@sherylintheraw 2 года назад

@@anniemcelroy2812 np

@shelliecummins5972 2 года назад

Oh good idea

@janfastert7489 Год назад

What do you use the bay leaves for? Thank you

@elizabethhorne6383 2 года назад

Over time there is a chemical reaction from plastic to concrete. I would suggest putting wood down on the floor and lacing those plastic jugs on top of it. You root cellar is beautiful

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

I will definitely take care of this!!!

@justpatty7328 2 года назад

@@anniemcelroy2812, Hello again. Not to sound like a parrot or nagging know-it-all.. just good ole advice. A thin sheet of plywood would give some separation. Or 2x4's under the rows to keep the buckets up off the ground. The chemicals from the concrete or the ground below it are what can leach into the plastic, hence into the food. I need to research more into how long before any leaching occurs. No matter what that root cellar is fantastic!

@lynnclendenin2988 3 месяца назад

When we had a bedroom in our basement, we had 2 x 4s directly on the floor about 3 feet apart. We put 1 x 6s on top to make a floor. We had a cheap piece of indoor/outdoor carpet over the wood.

@luciepaul1 2 года назад

Nuts go rancid even if not opened. I store my nuts in glass jars and vacuum seal them. If I had enough room I would keep ‘em in the freezer. The oil in them goes rancid. Maybe u guys go thru them faster then us. It’s just my hubby n I. Thx for sharing. U have my dream root cellar.

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Yes, it's a little sad how quickly we go through the nuts! 😊 I have heard they can go bad with time.

@ashleychilders9639 2 года назад

Would you be willing to do a video on how you cultivated your children’s work ethic/creativity? I just love how involved all your kiddos are with everything you do. They seem like such happy and active members of your household. I’m trying to teach my kids these things but they are young and it’s more of you have to help right now. But I want them to want to help and work and to enjoy it! I love working and creating. I have 3 kids under 8 year old and one on the way! I would love to hear your wisdom!

@rosanna3714 2 года назад

I know about the canned bread I grew up on it, I was born in Ct. but also lived in Maine. Great storage.. I like seeing how much your children enjoy doing canning and sewing and knitting, You just don't see that anymore. You have done wonderful getting them involved . ty for sharing.👍

@naydenaschlecht8572 2 года назад

Wow your daughter Marie what a beautiful blessing she is

@starrhume4270 2 года назад

Yes. Brown bread is a New England thing. Every Saturday homemade baked beans, hotdogs & steamed brown bread with homemade vanilla ice cream for dessert. I love your videos!! 💖

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Love this!!!!!

@ohiograndma8655 2 года назад

What a blessing in having this space. Loved seeing your root cellar. New subscriber here. One thing I noticed, if you put items on concrete floors, even if they are in five gallon buckets, you need to put them on wood pallet type things so air can circulate underneath them as they will absorb toxins from the concrete. Just what I heard from a master food storage person

@annehause7118 2 года назад

I could SOOOO relate to your excitement of being "organized"!!!!

@nanamurf9430 2 года назад

I grew up in CA and we also had canned brown bread and we love it. These days I make my own and it’s better than store bought.

@lauraIngleswilder74 2 года назад

Brown bread is also in Alaska so not an easy coast thing I had it lots as a kid.

@kathrynstubbs4519 2 года назад

We grew up with B&M canned brown bread in Massachusetts back in the 1960s and early '70s.

@Tiffany-de6bl 2 года назад

I am from NH and I love Brown Bread warmed with heaps of butter and usually craved when we eat Baked Beans! Yum!

@cassil.g.455 2 года назад

I have never been more east than the valley of Salt Lake City, but I will tell you we had brown bread in the can growing up. It may just be a frugal thing because we were not a rich family. It was good, especially with butter;)

@lindaburraston2557 2 года назад

Your all amazing.

@sharonlocke9096 2 года назад

Have can of B&M in my pantry. I ate as a child & love it. I'm from the south.

@suzisaintjames 2 года назад

Run your dehumidifier year round. Excess moisture will cause your lids to rust and you don't want mold like Art and Bri have. They had to gut their whole house. Sending lots of love 💖 from sunny 🌞 Arizona 🌵😷

@lucieengen7046 2 года назад

We have a dehumidifier that you can set the percentage of humidy. It usually runs all winter here, rains a lot in winter, dry in summer.

@suzisaintjames 2 года назад

@@lucieengen7046, even more reason to set to and leave it all year. If there's an unusual summer storm, if it's on, it will go to work. If you turn it off and there's a storm, you might not remember to turn it on. This is especially important because you don't vacuum seal your herbs etc. Moisture can still get into those jars. Oxygen removers don't do anything for moisture and your jars aren't sealed as long as that button can go up and down. 💖🌞🌵😷

@ginnyquintal4201 2 года назад

I’m from Maine and it’s always been a staple in our household

@cowgirljones35 2 года назад

we ate when I was a kid, I have some too love it Brown Bread in a can

@didcluv2004 2 года назад

Brown bread is totally an east coast thing! I'm from Massachusetts and we eat it all the time!

@sarahtoad9447 2 года назад

I’m from Maine and brown bread is a favorite from my childhood! We had an ice storm when I was growing up in 1998 and had no electricity for about a week and a half so canned things were our go to food source that we cooked on a kerosene heater! Great survival food and it tastes awesome too :)

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Love this 🤗

@klevesque 2 года назад

I had a 5 year old during the ice storm of ‘98. She’s the reason we started being more prepared. It’s quite humbling when you have to ship your child off to her grandparents for a week because we were out of power. Sleeping in a 32 degree house with no heat and no food is never anything I want to experience again!!!

@jillgott6567 2 года назад

I too am from Maine that was a crazy winter

@brendahere 2 года назад

It's going to be a total joy to walk into everything. I love it. Notes to think about. Get one of those things that measure humidity. This way you will know if you should put the dehumidifier on a timer or just use it certain times of the year. In a number of videos I've watched, they said not to have buckets directly on cement. Something about chemical leaching through plastic. You may want to put something down under the buckets. Looks like you have plenty of room to do it. It's just so nice. Very nice job. If it were mine, I'd have a chair there so I could either just look at everything or (lol) bring a book to hide from family once in a while.

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Haha... exactly. Thank you for the advice about buckets on the concrete.

@emilasmith4279 2 года назад

I agree on that. Also any of the vinegar, honey, etc. just a couple scrap boards to get everything off the concrete. I would not store any cleaning products in where there is food. Such a nice storage space!!!

@justpatty7328 2 года назад

@@anniemcelroy2812, Hello! Correct about the concrete. So I've read, anyway. The previous comment about cleaning supplies. Bleach does vent out. After 6 months it is no longer effective. My deduction in that is that it vents over the 6 month time frame. For bleach I now buy bleach tablets.

@janfastert7489 Год назад

Thank you for telling not to store things directly on the cement floor I did not know that and have been doing for many years. Hope the things I have on floor will be ok. Guess what I will be doing tomorrow afternoon. I love all the tips from everyone. Once again thank you

@MrAntdez 2 года назад

So brown bread is delicious! We ate brown bread with our pork and beans! From Upstate NY so probably yes it's an East Coast thing. Funny story we went to San Francisco and were in a Chinese restaurant and my little brother asked for the crunchy noodles we always had on the table where we were from. The Owner told him, "we don't do that - that's an East Coast thing".

@suzisaintjames 2 года назад

Consider vacuum sealing your jars of herbs (depending on your usage). A lot of homesteaders are using brake bleeding hand pumps instead of fancy electric vacuum pumps. It would make your elderberry syrup last longer in the refrigerator as well.

@rachelloveswade 2 года назад

Totally an east coast thing. We love it! We make our own now because of celiac disease. But it is still a favorite.

@klevesque 2 года назад

Yes! Brown bread is a Maine thing! Gotta have it with the baked beans! I’m in Auburn, ME.

@lindafreeto6033 2 года назад

I know and love brown bread. I grew in New Hampshire, and my mother had brown bread with our beans and hotdog dinner on a Saturday night ("EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT"}. LOL

@michellecollins3501 2 года назад

I use the old Ball jars with wire closure to store pasta and dry beans on my kitchen counter

@marshhomestead4963 2 года назад

I love brown bread. I’m from Oregon and my grandma always had it.

@dr.rev.lindabingham 2 года назад

Blessings to all!

@tabo0026 2 года назад

Wow~ such a vast improvement! Really fantastic work. ♡ from Korea

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Thank you so much!!!

@jackieburnett6881 2 года назад

Amazing job with the building!! Wow! Your daughter is absolutely a sweetheart. Organization skills she excels! You are sooo blessed with the the fantastic family

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Thank you, Jackie!

@robino5901 2 года назад

So Inspiring. Your videos are giving me great guidance. Thank you!

@cherylpresleigh6403 2 года назад

The root cellar looks amazing! What a wonderful blessing to have the space complete and being efficiently used. I can feel your excitement. You asked about using the dehumidifier…I know nothing, I am learning myself as we try to figure out how and where we will store our preserved goods. My understanding is that root cellars were primarily for storing whole foods like the potatoes, onions, squash etc which requires a certain amount of moisture in the air although not a ton. With the bulk of your storage in the space being preserved goods it would seem that your choice to remove some of the humidity is a good thing. Plus with dried herbs I imagine the air needs to be fairly dry to keep them from potentially getting moldy. I’m looking forward to seeing what other folks think about this so I can also learn. Great video, thank you for sharing.

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Thank you ☺️

@rachelwickart275 2 года назад

Too much humidity, I found to my aggravation, made certain types of jar lids go rusty. GRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

@dianastewart4226 2 года назад

I grew up in CT and we always had brown bread with hotdogs and beans. Haven’t had it in years.

@glendasmith7507 Год назад

I grew up on the canned brown bread. It was a really nice treat. I grew up on the west coast

@bettyjo5024 2 года назад

Josh did amazing job on all the shelving, with his helper. Marie did amazing on putting it all in order.. love how it all turned out. Bless you all .. Enjoy all your video's. Thank you.

@jodydavie923 2 года назад

Please consider getting everything off the floor. Even 2X4s underneath your buckets, etc., will help keep chemicals from the concreate from leaching into your food storage containers. Please don't take my word for it, but do you own research. Thank you for sharing your awesome cellar. Love the wooden shelfing with the lip on the front.

@jessicaquiroz7178 2 года назад

I saw a video somewhere on RU-vid that said to store water in your empty jars.

@akishalorainey 2 года назад

Love love love it❤❤❤ you did an amazing job

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Thank you so much ❤️

@akishalorainey 2 года назад

@@anniemcelroy2812 you are most welcome ❤☺

@juiceprepper6059 2 года назад

I'm from Vermont. Brown bread was definitely a staple in New England homes!

@lunayahwitch 2 года назад

Born and raised in Vermont and my grandmother always had brown bread around the holidays! Tastes like my childhood!❤️🙏🏼🇺🇸

@kristinachamberlain5570 Год назад

Yes! Brown bread (canned) and baked beans! it's a new england thing. It's really good.

@sandyoklahomatransient8557 2 года назад

We use a dehumidifier in our crawl space during the warm part of the year because we have a pier, and beam house with no concrete floor. Works amazingly to keep the humidity out. Our pantry is inside the dining room so it get the proper circulation of air.

@jogo6571 2 года назад

Your downstairs pantry ( root cellar) brings me JOY😃 as the excitement on your face shows too!! Isn’t it funny the simplest things make us happy!!! My hubby is getting hints dropped constantly for the last few months for the same thing - winter project 😉 thankfully we have a room in basement with my freezers in it and looking forward to many many shelves. Can’t wait!!!😬 Merry Christmas!

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

😊😊😊

@wickedprepared 2 года назад

Yes! In Maine, been eating brown bread all our lives!

@txbobcat74 2 года назад

I grew up in Connecticut and Brown bread was a staple. LOL Love the pantry!

@reneebrown2552 2 года назад

Awesome root cellar. It is beautiful!!!

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Thank you so much, Renee!

@zombiemom5088 2 года назад

I’m south east NEVER heard of it.. I’ve never seen it but I will actually start looking now just to see 🤣😂🤣

@suegeorge998 Год назад

Hi, this is my first time on your channel. Your root cellar is lovely. I put my pasta in freezer bags because they are thicker and I live in the boonies, and bugs are not an oddity. Bay leaves too. I like your shelves very much. I know about brown bread. It's good. I think it may be an east coast food. I'm originally from Northern Illinois, have lived in Ohio, Florida, Georgia, and now I'm back near home in Southern Wisconsin.

@cherylchamberland6744 2 года назад

Brown Bread is a New England thing. It was steamed and served warm with butter.

@suesmargiassi4195 2 года назад

The completed root cellar is fabulous. My extra pantry is a guest room closet, linen closet and under the guest bathroom sink. My husband always says that our guest won't be hungry. Lol.😂

@katehassen6021 2 года назад

We always had brown bread with canned baked bean. I live in Oregon and my family has for five generations so it isn't just a east coast thing. Although the family originally came from Massachusetts!

@cajunladyforchrist 2 года назад

Community is the best.

@1rahmaan 2 года назад

Great pantry! Have your hubby make a shelf with wheels to store the items that you have on the floor right now. You can just pull them out to reach the items at the back.

@0824rl0824rl 2 года назад

What a blessing, so happy for you

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Thank you so much 💕

@ntfhomestead8651 2 года назад

Yes!!! I need to ad some brown bread to the stockpile!

@TracieL1234 2 года назад

Love when my stuff is organized…makes me feel more productive

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Me too!

@nolacockerham4823 2 года назад

AWESOME!! I’m so happy for you guys. I think the dehumidifier is crucial to keep your cans and even jar lids from rusting. It is also probably a good thing when you are trying to dry herbs. I used to have a long narrow storeroom. I would go in there and turn around and around as I contemplated what I was going to make for dinner . . . Such fun!

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Thank you ☺️

@debbiepotter2723 2 года назад

The root cellar looks great, I don't have a basement so I have my Stock in my walkin closet & in closets in the spare rooms. I'm from Maine We had Baked Beans & Brown Bread every Sat. night , when I was growing up. It's a Maine thing. B & M factory is in Portland Maine.

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Awesome 👍

@kallasusort2986 2 года назад

Your husband did a great job making the pantry - so nice, your daughter did a great job organizing, and you did a great job preserving food!

@donnadill1682 2 года назад

Looking good. Your hubby did good...

@mamabear8359 2 года назад

Love love love

@robinmorris1846 2 года назад

It looks so good

@dellasmalley6097 2 года назад

UR PANTRY IS SO NICE. I JUST SUBSCRIBED N SO HAPPY I DID. HAVE A BLESSED HOLIDAY SEASON 🙏🌲🌲😃🌹

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Welcome!!!!

@janesimmons8201 2 года назад

We keep our dehumidifier on a timer, but it turns off automatically when full. We check it at least 2-3 times a week and empty it as needed. No problems. We also keep everything off the floor, including buckets. All the best to each of you!

@BucketListHomestead 2 года назад

Canned brown bread is a Maine thing!! I grew up in Maine and haven't seen that in a long time!!! Lol

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

We love it!

@ginnyquintal4201 2 года назад

Brown bread usually accompanies baked beans

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Yes, this is what my parents do too!

@erinlibby55 2 года назад

OMG! My husband and I absolutely LOVE brown bread. My family is from RI, and I grew up with it, but it’s so difficult to find now that we are down south.

@soozeesg 2 года назад

You sure filled that up fast!

@annemetz9749 2 года назад

Wonderful job… looks so great …congratulations.. Love your videos and going to make to gold hand lotion.😁😁 Th thanks form 🇨🇦

@tracybowers8055 2 года назад

Looks great!! I use a dehumidifier in the summer only when it is extra hot and there is humidity in the air in NJ. It is wonderful to be so organized!! ☺️

@mymerrill8496 2 года назад

Lol. Love Brown bread, yes it’s a New England thing.

@marilynmarilynohearn476 2 года назад

Used to buy it all the time .is good.

@rachelcoffin4872 2 года назад

We have 2 dehumidifiers in our basement. It helps with the moisture and the smell.

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

YES!!!

@debireed6128 2 года назад

Brown bread in a can was a camping staple…even in California.

@margotkoopmans1186 2 года назад

I bought the Brown bread in The state off Washington.

@jess6327 2 года назад

Oh wow! It looks amazing!!

@janetlavoie2441 2 года назад

It is a Maine thing! Love brown bread!

@gianfrancobolla6658 Год назад

Love your videos. Reminds of my mom. Grazie mille ciao franco

@debbienick7963 2 года назад

Brown bread yummy..it is a Massachusetts thing too

@jenboyles5381 2 года назад

I love the can bread, I am in Pa.

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Yes, Jen!!!! So good 😊

@johannaleverentz9141 2 года назад

I have what's called a 'galley kitchen'. It's hard to find different ways to store different items. Love your channel. It gives me great ideas for canning & trying to make homemade items. I live in Houston, Texas ~ we have so much humidity here ~ it's tough to find dark places to store root veggies & other dry goods. Thank you for all of your ideas.

@nancyreardon6179 Год назад

I live I. Mass we have brown bread here great job with your cold storage

@ellabright3089 2 года назад

Great job!!!!

@annejones3902 2 года назад

I use to make brown bread. You cook it in a can. Yum.

@siogames4642 2 года назад

Looks fabulous. Not sure if anyone mentioned but if you paint the front of the shelves with chalk paint you can mark where everything goes and erase if need be….just a thought.

@AK-lo5pv 2 года назад

Loving your videos!! :) Hahahah yes!! Brown bread / baked beans, I'm from Maine!! That was fun to see :)

@suburbanfarms 2 года назад

I have some hardtack chilling in a couple old sauce jars it's about two years old now and doing well

@jurystillout 2 года назад

I was born and still live in Maine! Brown bread is a very old fashioned B&M company tradition. It’s very common on Saturday night to have hotdogs, B&M beans and B&M brown bread. Maine people use the brown bread to soak up the left over bean juice on there plate. Some will heat it up and put butter on it. But I do think it’s a New England tradition. I would not be surprised if it’s only a Maine thing. Thanks for sharing your root cellar, it looks amazing. ❤️

@davidmackey6217 2 года назад

With all of the tin canned food I would leave the dehumidifier running, also the home canned, had a bad experience when I was younger in my moms basement due to rotted lids on home canned stuff. Looks amazing though!

@shelleyclarke9325 Год назад

Nope. I’m from the Pacific Northwest and we ate canned brown bread. I love it.

@karenfisher7753 2 года назад

I would love a root cellar but we live in a high water table area

@kathysparks6338 2 года назад

Marie, you do a really good job on the videos! Each one of you are blessed with special talents I'm, enjoying getting to know you. What a blessing. God bless

@emilyneal7888 2 года назад

Very nice!

@judylogue8016 2 года назад

I'll new here!! And I watching your storage (jealous). We live in Massachusetts and brown bread is eaten with beans LOVE IT!

@debbies6192 2 года назад

Awesome

@chrisheuermann1022 2 года назад

It is one of my family favorites...grew up in VT and we ate it regularly...love it!

@mel9471 2 года назад

I'm from Massachusetts, my grandpa loved the canned brown bread, not something my parents had in the house but it will always eemind me of my grandpa!

@anniemcelroy2812 2 года назад

Love that, Mel!