i also have a few question. 1-i am trying to can sheep tongue and feet also caw feet and tongue but I like to cook it fully for 5 hours(slow cook) , once cooking has done do I have to use 10 pound of pressure or 15 and for how long?
2-do I have to wash all my cans as it comes from factory and I am planning to do 1000 cans I was told by factory that it has to layer of costing on it so dose it has to be sterilized?
I just got your mean email.. I'm glad you are thin and smart I guess,,, but what a nasty temper you have... Lord in heaven what did I ever say to set you on fire like that? Hope you got a good chicken choke out of it..
@RadiantMeteor You started by insulting my country, and then you made it personal by insulting me. You called me Fat and Stupid and then proceeded to tell me how much you hated your mother but stuck around to to make her miserable anyway. It was really rather bizarre to be honest.
I don't mean this in a bad way, but the guy here vaguely reminds me of Dwight Schrood from the office. I still love the vids just something I noticed. I think almost everyone acts odd on camera sometimes.....
@NailsByAngelina if they contain meats they need to be a pressure cooker, water baths are good for high acid canning such as tomato sauces, salsa, jams and jellies.
This is an awesome video! Canning complete meals is far more nutritionally sound than just opening a can of green beans. If you were to make to a meal out of cans of individual food you would more than likely have leftovers that you might not be able to preserve in a SHTF situation. Canned good last a couple of years on the shelf. If you want something more long term as well, you can get slow dehydrated complete meals ,flushed with co2 and in mylar from 4longevity.myefoods.com Happy Prepping!
ok, guess i spoke to soon. :D my bad. i was not aware that altitude made such a difference in how long/what temp/ pressure to cook this. you just never really think of these things if you've lived somewhere for years. i will be checking your website out. pressure cookers have always scared me a bit, but in this day and age? i think canning is the healthiest way to go. buy in season cheap/grow it & can it. TY! and my apologies if i was rude in my previous comment.
ok..i get the educational video. it is chock full of great info..but do you guys ever SMILE? i mean it feels like canning for insomniacs!i am sure y'all are awesome folks..but SMILE MORE!! it makes you look more human.
I haven't done any serious canning for over 25 yrs. Went out today and bought a new canner. I soon realized my memory was in as bad of shape as my old canners! Thanks for the very informative video!
I seriously said "wtf" out loud when I saw the orange juice :D never heard of that. My chili recipe is quite a bit different and I want to start canning it so I can have it any time. How long will the chili keep after you can it? Thanks for the vid!
@rodbo i wholeheartedly agree. my daughter and son were cooking full meals for the family by the time they were 9 yrs old & i don't mean microwaved crap!! we don't even own a microwave! i mean cook from scratch! they know how to clean, sew, & hunt. canning is next on my "to teach them" list!! people just don't realize how close to the caves we are. we're to distracted with our coll tech gadgets & what not. IF i could afford it i would be canning food by next week!!
Does anyone know the answer to this question: The altitude may add one minute to your processing time. Does a minute really make much difference considering that you are already letting it sit until the pressure comes down? In addition, you must tinker with the temp to get it just right which ultimately you windup exceeding the rec. pressure anyhow which really should lessen the cook time as this increases temp. Also, if you cook it to where it's ready to eat, doesn't canning over cook it?
@emerson24 Its not the time that is affected by altitude, its the pressure. You add 1 lb of pressure for every thousand feet above sea level. Many foods do not have to be cooked all the way through before you can. For instance...I have 4 chickens (freshly butchered from the backyard) in a pot ready for canning. I cooked it about 2/3rds of the way through. It will finish cooking in the canner. Im at close to 1700 feet in elevation so Ill cook my chickens for 1 and a half hours at 11 lbs. Cheers!
My sister gave me a jar of canned chicken curry and the flavor which is normally very flavorful came out VERY bland. Is this normal for canned foods to lose some of the flavor? Or is it because she didn't use enought spices?
When I first watched this video a few months ago I started making my own variation of this chili and it's become a family favorite. I purchased a pressure canner but haven't used it yet, maybe this winter I'll give it a try. Thanks for the great videos!!!!
Is there anything different I have to do to my chili recipe if I want to can it? Should I cook it less, since it's going to be in a pressure bath for 1.5 hours?
You guys are cute!! Food Network needs to pick you guys up if they haven't already. I'm a total novice when it comes to canning...can you can soup with traces of pasta or rice in it???
so are the ingredients just partially cooked before they go in the pressure cooker? what about the air inside the jars - will it not expand and break the jars? id love to give this a try but im no cook thats for sure!
thank you so much for taking the time to put this together and sharing it with us... this is a blessing to me. My mother and grandmother have both passed and I am trying to learn how to can. Love your vids.
Thank you! I've read pamplets on canning but feel so much better seeing actual people doing it. It makes me feel that NO I won't poison my family after all!
Its a real nice video!! Good job on the both of you. But I didnt see any answers on how long can you store these cans. Whats the "best before" date that you can put from the time you made it.
Canned food can last for up to 3 years if properly stored. Store your canned foods in a cool,dark,dry place. Sunlight/light will cut down on how long your canned foods will last. Check your stored canned food monthly. I cover my canned foods with thin baby blankets in the closets of my house. Then if I open the door, no light gets to the food. I have eaten canned peaches that my mom made that were 5 years old, and they were fantastic.
You can can vegetables, etc. that are very acidic (like tomatos, among others) by just boiling the cans. Stuff that is less acidic and more basic generally needs to be pressure canned
I would imagine you can, but you still have to pressure cook it, just make shure the vacuum material is AUTOCLAVEABLE so it can take the temps in the pressure cooker.
I'm impressed with their enthusiasm and skill, but chili without mole, cocoa or chocolate? No cilantro? I'm also a fan of red wine in chili (the heavier the better).
Although I'm a Texan, I'm okay with beans in chili, but forgoing the cilantro...or even some actual chilies (chili powder's okay, but...), well, I'm not sure.
Still, this is really informative. I can do this at home!
Thank you so much for the inspiration! Going to try and can some Ham and Bean soup! Have never canned anything before but your video gave me the guts to try. Can you tell me the shelf life on something like the Chili you made in the video?
hi. nice one, liked it very much
i also have a few question. 1-i am trying to can sheep tongue and feet also caw feet and tongue but I like to cook it fully for 5 hours(slow cook) , once cooking has done do I have to use 10 pound of pressure or 15 and for how long?
2-do I have to wash all my cans as it comes from factory and I am planning to do 1000 cans I was told by factory that it has to layer of costing on it so dose it has to be sterilized?
3-meat with bone can be used for canning.thanks
samiezadi 4 weeks ago
Subbed ya! hope you continue to make this videos!
ourrepurposedlives 1 month ago
Thankyou for the video~ very enjoyable*
slimbaby61 2 months ago
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RadiantMeteor 2 months ago
Very nice....great vid.
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@RadiantMeteor If you don't like this country, Leave!
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I just got your mean email.. I'm glad you are thin and smart I guess,,, but what a nasty temper you have... Lord in heaven what did I ever say to set you on fire like that? Hope you got a good chicken choke out of it..
RadiantMeteor 2 months ago
@RadiantMeteor You started by insulting my country, and then you made it personal by insulting me. You called me Fat and Stupid and then proceeded to tell me how much you hated your mother but stuck around to to make her miserable anyway. It was really rather bizarre to be honest.
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@RadiantMeteor I'm not sure if I should be flattered, insulted, or disgusted..... I think I'll go with the last two.
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RadiantMeteor 4 months ago
I made this chili about 2 years ago, it was excellent. I'm going to can more this week. This is my favorite chili recipe. Thanks for sharing.
Garrisonpea 4 months ago
awesome tips
Lynnc83 4 months ago in playlist More videos from DavidGBlackburn
Question: Have you ever considered using the vegetable trimmings to make Veggie stock? You could can or freeze that as well.
2JobsStillPoorUSA 5 months ago
How come you never made anymore videos.. you guys do such a great job??
snaps81625 6 months ago in playlist canning
Excellent stove! Commercial chef quality with large gas burners, I am envious. :)
Cryptologist101 8 months ago 2
what happened to the lemon
MrLaidback101 8 months ago
I don't mean this in a bad way, but the guy here vaguely reminds me of Dwight Schrood from the office. I still love the vids just something I noticed. I think almost everyone acts odd on camera sometimes.....
Iemota21 8 months ago
can meals like these be canned in a regular canning pot or do they have to be done in a pressure cooker canning pot?
NailsByAngelina 9 months ago
@NailsByAngelina if they contain meats they need to be a pressure cooker, water baths are good for high acid canning such as tomato sauces, salsa, jams and jellies.
MischievousKittie 6 months ago
How does the canning process preserve and 2. how long could you store this chili,thanks in advance , this vid make me hungry as.
midcitygym 10 months ago
This is an awesome video! Canning complete meals is far more nutritionally sound than just opening a can of green beans. If you were to make to a meal out of cans of individual food you would more than likely have leftovers that you might not be able to preserve in a SHTF situation. Canned good last a couple of years on the shelf. If you want something more long term as well, you can get slow dehydrated complete meals ,flushed with co2 and in mylar from 4longevity.myefoods.com Happy Prepping!
purity4all 10 months ago
can any chili recipe be canned in this manner? Also what is the shelf life of canned chili? thanks for the vid,,,it was great ;)
daveyboy126 11 months ago
ok, guess i spoke to soon. :D my bad. i was not aware that altitude made such a difference in how long/what temp/ pressure to cook this. you just never really think of these things if you've lived somewhere for years. i will be checking your website out. pressure cookers have always scared me a bit, but in this day and age? i think canning is the healthiest way to go. buy in season cheap/grow it & can it. TY! and my apologies if i was rude in my previous comment.
SpikesScarletWitch 11 months ago
ok..i get the educational video. it is chock full of great info..but do you guys ever SMILE? i mean it feels like canning for insomniacs!i am sure y'all are awesome folks..but SMILE MORE!! it makes you look more human.
SpikesScarletWitch 11 months ago
I haven't done any serious canning for over 25 yrs. Went out today and bought a new canner. I soon realized my memory was in as bad of shape as my old canners! Thanks for the very informative video!
2late4me2care 11 months ago
I seriously said "wtf" out loud when I saw the orange juice :D never heard of that. My chili recipe is quite a bit different and I want to start canning it so I can have it any time. How long will the chili keep after you can it? Thanks for the vid!
sweetgreggo 1 year ago
what is safe consumption period and what temperature should the food be stored at?
Thanks
chrisnorman83 1 year ago
DAMN....I bet they even save their shit to use as toothpaste...ugh..
theres a point between being frugal and down right CHEAP!....
phoeniciangemini 1 year ago
@phoeniciangemini You are an idiot...This should be a part of everyones life.....Teach your kids how to do this...!
rodbo 11 months ago
@rodbo i wholeheartedly agree. my daughter and son were cooking full meals for the family by the time they were 9 yrs old & i don't mean microwaved crap!! we don't even own a microwave! i mean cook from scratch! they know how to clean, sew, & hunt. canning is next on my "to teach them" list!! people just don't realize how close to the caves we are. we're to distracted with our coll tech gadgets & what not. IF i could afford it i would be canning food by next week!!
SpikesScarletWitch 11 months ago
Does anyone know the answer to this question: The altitude may add one minute to your processing time. Does a minute really make much difference considering that you are already letting it sit until the pressure comes down? In addition, you must tinker with the temp to get it just right which ultimately you windup exceeding the rec. pressure anyhow which really should lessen the cook time as this increases temp. Also, if you cook it to where it's ready to eat, doesn't canning over cook it?
emerson24 1 year ago
@emerson24 Its not the time that is affected by altitude, its the pressure. You add 1 lb of pressure for every thousand feet above sea level. Many foods do not have to be cooked all the way through before you can. For instance...I have 4 chickens (freshly butchered from the backyard) in a pot ready for canning. I cooked it about 2/3rds of the way through. It will finish cooking in the canner. Im at close to 1700 feet in elevation so Ill cook my chickens for 1 and a half hours at 11 lbs. Cheers!
thedoctorisin24380 1 year ago
YUM
zzapzzin 1 year ago
My sister gave me a jar of canned chicken curry and the flavor which is normally very flavorful came out VERY bland. Is this normal for canned foods to lose some of the flavor? Or is it because she didn't use enought spices?
Duchess1972 1 year ago
Loved the video
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sufficiencynow 1 year ago
When I first watched this video a few months ago I started making my own variation of this chili and it's become a family favorite. I purchased a pressure canner but haven't used it yet, maybe this winter I'll give it a try. Thanks for the great videos!!!!
hourglassprod 1 year ago
@hourglassprod With super hyperinflation coming, I would get on it. I'm buying my canner this week!
emerson24 1 year ago 2
@emerson24 your totally right about that, i'm about to move ahead get mine in the very near future.
MrScottydabody 1 year ago
thanks david i like it
benzine82 1 year ago
Great stuff... you have a new subscriber
chyrd 1 year ago
Is there anything different I have to do to my chili recipe if I want to can it? Should I cook it less, since it's going to be in a pressure bath for 1.5 hours?
chyrd 1 year ago
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your making me hungry
iwantosavemoney 1 year ago
OJ huh? Neverf had chili like that. doesn't it sweeten it too much.
KallyJones 1 year ago
You guys are the bomb and that chili looks off the hook. Thanks for sharing.
jfuma2 1 year ago
Looks really good, Thanks
DETERMINATIONANDHOPE 1 year ago
You guys are cute!! Food Network needs to pick you guys up if they haven't already. I'm a total novice when it comes to canning...can you can soup with traces of pasta or rice in it???
ariane911 1 year ago
what is the shelf life? do the jars have to be refrigerated after?
cheeple 1 year ago
Is there a canning recipe for potatoe soup?
eznuff5 1 year ago
I need to try this, I love chili and like to have it on hand. If I don't like this recipe, I'll try one of my favorite recipes
EBucha09 1 year ago
What is the reason for putting in orenge juice?
SonsPhotoLady 1 year ago
This is delightful! Thank you for posting!
SaviourSole 1 year ago
In perfect phase.
BurtBartlow 1 year ago
the chili looked good, but there wasn't many ingredients in it the guy is a bundle of sticks for sure ,,,lol
shanquilla562 1 year ago
Just love your Video's, they are so much help, I would love to hang with them too, It would be fun canning items !
Pippie2010va 1 year ago
@Pippie2010va I'm a vegetarian but I would totally make an exception for this!
SaviourSole 1 year ago
that looks good
druko30 1 year ago
Thanks for such good directions.
Ruztea 2 years ago
You are cheesier and cornier than... cheese stuffed corn-dogs. God damn.
Tsuniko 2 years ago
These two might just be the corniest people to ever walk the face of the earth.
kfaye57 2 years ago
Good video, but corny as hell
What does the orange do?
ajaake 2 years ago
Why don't you show us your cellar? Would be lovely!
SKTPSY 2 years ago 12
No Preservatives and can I use simple pot to boil jars?
SKTPSY 2 years ago
so are the ingredients just partially cooked before they go in the pressure cooker? what about the air inside the jars - will it not expand and break the jars? id love to give this a try but im no cook thats for sure!
wrightylaaad 2 years ago
Why not use your pressure canner to cook the stew and reduce your cooking time 3 fold, it infuses the flavor as well and makes the meat tender,
You can also sterilise your jar and lids i the pressure canner/cooker.
vampiremonkiesgohome 2 years ago
thank you so much for taking the time to put this together and sharing it with us... this is a blessing to me. My mother and grandmother have both passed and I am trying to learn how to can. Love your vids.
roxiexd 2 years ago
COOL!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
tim3jones 2 years ago
i missed something. Where does the lemon come in?
libertas1776 2 years ago 2
Helps increase the acidity for the canning.
I think. I use when canning sauce with a hotwater bath.
daddypants22 2 years ago
Thank you! I've read pamplets on canning but feel so much better seeing actual people doing it. It makes me feel that NO I won't poison my family after all!
snookumsjack 2 years ago
the beans also have growing hormones
why dont you just toss it all into cans and pressure can / cook in one go?
kandymews 2 years ago
I wish my kids like chille.
crewlla 2 years ago
i like the tip about the water the beans soaked in. thanks :D
ushouldpanic 2 years ago
Its a real nice video!! Good job on the both of you. But I didnt see any answers on how long can you store these cans. Whats the "best before" date that you can put from the time you made it.
nomslac 2 years ago 2
Canned food can last for up to 3 years if properly stored. Store your canned foods in a cool,dark,dry place. Sunlight/light will cut down on how long your canned foods will last. Check your stored canned food monthly. I cover my canned foods with thin baby blankets in the closets of my house. Then if I open the door, no light gets to the food. I have eaten canned peaches that my mom made that were 5 years old, and they were fantastic.
EbolaV1rus 2 years ago
Nice video, but I can't imagine chili without garlic!
akabbott 2 years ago
interesting idea with the bean water, using it for her plants!!
elbauzan 3 years ago 2
Can you can meals without a pressure cooker?
bemused4u 3 years ago
You can can vegetables, etc. that are very acidic (like tomatos, among others) by just boiling the cans. Stuff that is less acidic and more basic generally needs to be pressure canned
aclusucks 3 years ago
I would love to hang out with them. They are so calm and productive. I'm addicted to their videos. I'm doing this recipe soon.
Mammatoleah 3 years ago 9
oh my gosh, it did look very good, went to the site, thank you for posting and sharing.
700eyesonly007 3 years ago
Can I do the same with a vacuum sealed pouch instead of jars? I want to do it for when I go hiking and I know jars would be to bulky.
deepwater1974 3 years ago
I would imagine you can, but you still have to pressure cook it, just make shure the vacuum material is AUTOCLAVEABLE so it can take the temps in the pressure cooker.
Energi2DmaxX 3 years ago
Nice video , keep it up !
61wayne 3 years ago
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very creepy people! and what kind of chili has big chunks of meat instead of ground beef?
velcrots 3 years ago
Very mean sprited why not just keep your thoughts to yourself
dpcfish 3 years ago
it's a valid question! butt out!
velcrots 3 years ago
yep! and i thought the chillie looked yummy and they look like nice people
AnnieNM06 3 years ago
Its called southwestern chili. Chunks of beef...Whole red peppers if you like. There is no rule on what kinda meat you have to use.
deepwater1974 3 years ago 2
Thanx for the tip about how to use the bean water!
gotchabytheleg 3 years ago 3
love it! how long does it store for?
ithoughtthatwasyou 3 years ago
I'm impressed with their enthusiasm and skill, but chili without mole, cocoa or chocolate? No cilantro? I'm also a fan of red wine in chili (the heavier the better).
Although I'm a Texan, I'm okay with beans in chili, but forgoing the cilantro...or even some actual chilies (chili powder's okay, but...), well, I'm not sure.
Still, this is really informative. I can do this at home!
jfulbright 4 years ago
you didnt use any chili on your chili?
ms1951 4 years ago
Thank you so much for the inspiration! Going to try and can some Ham and Bean soup! Have never canned anything before but your video gave me the guts to try. Can you tell me the shelf life on something like the Chili you made in the video?
rodgerdodger5 4 years ago