3 Homestead PANTRY MEALS | Cooking from Scratch

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00:50 White Chicken Chili
8:19 Stuffed Butternut Squash
14:39 Beef, Snap Pea, and Bok Choy Stir Fry
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[@anamikarao8974]

This is what everyone is supposed to live. Stay happy.

[@AlexandraAndStuff]

Between your channel and Acre Homestead, I've been on a binge watching homestead/meal prep videos, I love this kind of content, it's wholesome, inspiring, relaxing. I hope someday to have a home and big garden of my own. I'm Polish, so making your own food from scratch is a normal, cultural thing here. And it's sometimes quite amusing to me to see Americans so amazed that you can make soup or dinner rolls at home, haha. Anyway, great work!

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Thanks for watching! Yes, I'm sure those cultural differences add some humor to the videos :) What we think is awesome may be an everyday thing in Poland! Too funny!

[@donnalefeld9725]

I watch here and acre homestead also! Highly addicted

[@JeanneBook]

Me too, ive been a follower of becky and new to this channel but i enjoy it already.

[@Beaguins]

Many Americans make their food from scratch.

[@allisonarmstrong7542]

Same, you and Becky keep me going!

[@maureenpeterson2070]

I love seeing your children helping with the prep, and eating all the vegies. They will have a very healthy constitution. This is the way we are supposed to eat. Everything freshly harvested, no chemicals...

[@ronfromcny]

It’s so nice to see someone go through this tremendous effort for her family.

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Thank you so much!

[@jpg8760]

So I don’t have to. Lol

[@greendeane1]

Tremendous? It is what mothers used to do before feminists kicked mom out of the kitchen. Humanity got along well without nutritionists for thousands of years. Then fast food took over and America became obese and diabetic.

[@thacallofdutygamer]

@@greendeane1 Bigot energy lmfao

[@QazaqtynUly]

Your husbund and kids are blessed with such a wife and mother. May God give you health.

[@mykaylapacheco2426]

I watch your videos when my anxiety is laying on me thick. I lost my home to a fire and trying to rebuild slowly. I can't wait to have my home and garden back.

[@nodrama6131]

You bring so much joy to me and this warms up my soul. It reminds me of my amazing childhood from a village in Romania. We had land with everything that you have, pig, chickens, we relied 99/% on that organic food the entire year. And we had a pantry in the ground. My parents still have all of this and it s pure health. They are very healthy thanks to the food they grow. My mother sends me potatoes and organic products from the garden in a different country, where I live now. Your videos & your family are lovely, peaceful. You are growing some amazing children. I wish you all the health in the world, joy, prosperity and peace.

[@rik80280]

Wow, you guys really had your priorities right when you created that kitchen: the sink, the 2 stoves, the huge countertops, I am drooling. I just love watching someone else cook like we do--using the sprouting onions, using winter squash every which way you can, running out to the garden in the middle of winter for cilantro and kale. I actually got a warm hat with a head lamp for pre-dinner harvesting in the dark months.

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Thanks so much! 😊 Yes, we knew what we needed, and went for it! We feel very blessed to be able to have this now. Many many years of tiny kitchens and never enough counter space :) Now cooking and preserving can be a bit more enjoyable :) Thanks for watching!

[@sarahmora5207]

@@TheSeasonalHomestead what brand is your oven/stove top?

[@AliciaLopez-cx2sc]

Absolutely LOVE that you include how you prepare your harvest! There are not a lot of channels that show beginning to end! I can’t wait to see more!

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Thanks! Very nice of you to say this.

[@Ms.Grafals2]

I'm at a stressful point in my life right now (I'm a teacher and I'm working on my Masters degree) and I just wanted to say how incredibly RELAXING it is to watch your videos! I try to watch one every morning before going to work! This is the first cooking video of yours I've seen and I loved it! How to cook healthy meals, from garden to table -- it's so inspiring! You are what I'd love to be one day! Please do more of them! I still have 3 months left in the school year! 😆

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

So so glad you an find a bit of peace watching out videos, Elsa. Makes us feel good inside hearing this. Good luck with your educational goals, and your homestead goals as well!!

[@whitneyonthepfarm]

These meals look amazing!! Your home is stunningly beautiful and so well designed to accommodate your homesteading and self sufficiency journey. I would love to see a video where you discuss your home design decisions that support your efforts homesteading, like your recent video showing the stacked buckets and appliances in the pantry, your cold room pantry and the propane line on the patio. We bought our property a few years ago and it had a new construction home on it, smaller than the one we sold in the city. Over the past few years of raising animals, growing gardens, preserving and storing food, cooking all of our meals and homeschooling, we have realized some our home’s shortcomings. We are dreaming of buying a larger property and building our home. We would love any input you could provide from your designing, building and implementation experience. Your sweet family is doing such wonderful things!

[@Aunt-Rachel]

I second this suggestion. :)

[@SimplyHavenHomestead]

Yes, please make a video about this! 💕

[@jtekholm]

As a 40-year old city-dweller (I used to experience some country living when I was really young, but it's all but forgotten), these videos are extremely fascinating to me. As well as comforting, relaxing and beautiful to boot! We (I?) have become so removed from nature and natural things & everything that goes with them. Thank you for providing a candid view to self-sufficiency - I really enjoy the videos! All the best, from Finland!

[@briaunnabonicelli5184]

Oh please do more of these! I love your channel and this is so helpful!!! 🥰

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Thank you! Will do!

[@Kurtisss777]

I love your family OMG 💕 kids having household chores at their age making them responsible, y'all basically living my dream having your own house and have a farm ❤️ im watching every night and makes me sleep. Godbless ❤️

[@ligayalacdao1814]

This is so therapeutic to watch. If everyone had a land of their own to grow their own food it would be awesome. Buying organic foods are so expensive here in Sydney, Australia.

[@lieuwina]

I am new to your channel and I can not believe how lovely it is. Your dedication and hard work to your homestead and family is amazing. I love your pantry wish I had a big one like that. You make everything look effortless. I am trying to grow vegetables for the first time in suburbia and have little ground so tubs and plastic containers will have to do and living in a country that is so much colder than where I come from is challenging. I look forward to catch up on your earlier videos. Have a lovely day.

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Thank you so much!

[@bridgetmclaughlin609]

Your daughter is so sweet, "what we still have squash?" Haha! I think I will add these to my garden this year

[@seekwisdom5102]

I harvest this same squash in october, we ate all the way to april. I washed them in water with a little bleach to kill any bugs; kept the steam like 1 1/2 inches long. The trick its to harvest when the steam is complete dry.

[@LifeasBekah]

The crunch on those onions and fresh veggies 😍😍 what a dream!!

[@jongrenon2596]

(From Jon's wife): These meals look so tasty! I'm going to make these, but I will be veganizing them! Thank you for this video. You and your family show a beautiful way to live a more self-sustaining life.

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Thank you Jon's wife :) Glad to hear you'll be using these meals as inspiration for your families tasty goodness!! Enjoy the meals!

[@jongrenon2596]

(From Jon's wife): This afternoon, I made the "White Chicken Chili" substituting the white beans with pinto beans cooked from scratch, and young jackfruit for the shredded chicken. I also ended up adding crushed tomatoes. Man, it was delicious! Thank you for the inspiration!

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

@@jongrenon2596 I’m so glad you were able to make it work for you and that you enjoyed it!

[@connievassilev7911]

@@jongrenon2596 Oh that sounds so great!

[@breannasumner6207]

Wow what a lovely family and great wife/mother you are. Sending you lots of love and dreaming of living this life one day

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Thank you so much!

[@keithlucas6260]

I use a Lodge Dutch oven and have Wagner cast iron skillets from 1940's. We have 15 bean hamhoc & potato soup recipes passed down from the 40's during rationing and meal tickets. Other recipes are beef stews and hamburger vegetable soups. My other favorite is homemade breads like ciabattas and honey wheat. The same poolish or biga dough can also be used for pizza or focaccia.

[@angelikabertrand4045]

Thankful for our food storage. I and we have been eating at home gardening is no longer in the picture. But its ok. Lets hope the world will soon be back to normal.

[@katheriner.2443]

I love seeing how you use what you've preserved! I'd love to see more videos like this!

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hi Katherine 👋 how are you doing today

[@kinseyholtphotography4614]

Love seeing how you use the food you preserve! I’ve been looking for content like this

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@OZARKMEL]

Squash seeds are a natural de-wormer for your chickens too! Win-win!

[@sabrinawanderer7560]

As an Asian watching this, makes me happy to see rice included on your meals... Rice is life for most Asians..

[@grasslandsacreage2116]

As a northern gardener I’m soo jealous of all the winter vegetables you can harvest 😍

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

My in-laws live in Idaho, so we hear the struggle you have! We do get a bit spoiled down here with the good weather :)

[@rohanmehta1309]

I am in love with the cinematography . great stuff

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Thank you, that means a lot. We try hard to make the content interesting, and the filming enough to keep your attention. Looks like it worked with at least one of you :)

[@garymcintyre8584]

You certainly have a lucky family to have you in their lives, you are such a hard working young lady; and very beautiful as well. What a great influence on your children...

[@sebastianmaker6798]

Nothing will ever delight me more than children being wildly impressed by how long squash keeps. Even when we were living in the city together, I'd keep pumpkins and squash around the house in winter cause they keep so well, and my brother would be stunned when I'd grab one off the table to cut up and eat.

[@GHMHomestead]

i am sure someone has already given this suggestion/ idea but just in case they haven’t…. if you put a damp washcloth or kitchen towel under your cutting board it won’t move around on you. just thought that might be helpful for you🙂

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

That's a great idea!

[@MySweetLiving]

I love watching homestead videos I really wish I can preserve veggies like you do.

[@carolyngregory9354]

I love the way your kids are taught to help you. We need more of that.

[@salmaumar5750]

Zero junk. Good food.

[@ML-vo2id]

I just wanted to say that this is one of my favorite videos of yours!! I love how simple you keep it and how you incorporate all the "grocery" treasures! Thank you. Please make more of these!

[@joiceraiana]

The little girl is like "aren't we done with the squashes yet???" Kkkk

[@frisbee321]

I'm a new follower and love your channel! I also love the idea of blending beans: I have some children who are skeptical of beans! Thank you! Enjoy your calm demeanor, beautiful home and gardens! God bless!

[@sarrib8901]

Love to know how people who grow and can a lot of food utilize it so hopefully you'll do more of these.

[@sarahbertheussen704]

Loved seeing you pick, chop, fry and eat what your garden provides! Im living in norway-but im from alaska/USA - ive been dreaming of my own gardens and producing my own foods. My life is so so busy with full time job and 7 children that i cant seem to make it reality but hopefully one day! I dont think my kids would eat those dinners though, their not used to the good healthy dinners where they can see the greens😢 its sad but its the truth 😢

[@shareddisilvania8067]

I enjoy seeing you cooking a healty meal with a lot of vegetables

[@reneeshelton1779]

Canning is a lost art, so good to see your sweet young family involved. You are blessed. Thank you for sharing (brings back memories).

[@n3b266]

Pro tip 😂 take big chunks of chicken meat in a bowl (no bones) use the hand mixer and it shreds it better than any forks or your hands…

[@bettydavis9519]

Second video I watched today. I thoroughly enjoyed them both. I am looking forward to checking out more!

[@lilliemarie896]

God bless you for your hard work, it joy to see your consistency that bring forth your purpose of taking care your family.👍

[@michelleelsom6827]

You all work so hard & it looks like your family really appreciate the really healthy foods that you prepare for them, I love the way you all tuck into the same meals, not like here (England) where many of the mums have to create lots of separate dishes because their children are such fussy eaters or will only eat take-away food. I grew up with a mum who made bread, cakes ,homemade jam & knitted most of our woolies. I have the same mindset as her too luckily. keep up the good work, you & your family are so inspiring to us all.

[@gracecotton9819]

What a wonderful housewife! And so young! She must have had a very good upbringing. A beautiful family.

[@MrChiptatum]

you are so lucky you own so much land and can grow stuff its great for your kids too

[@Me-td8eo]

The bean liquid can be put in you compost pile for your garden. You should also rinse the rice as it can be contaminated with I think cyanide. It's nice to see someone actually use up everything in their pantry. It all looks good.

[@smithfamburbstead4628]

I just found your family’s videos last week, and my sons and I have watched most of them. I wanted to leave a note letting you know how much we enjoy them, and I’m looking forward to learning sourdough from you soon. Blessings to your family!

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Wonderful!!! Thank you for leaving such a kind comment. More fun videos to come!!!

[@BeHappy-fs7ps]

Don’t throw away the water beans, they have a lot of vitamin and you can mash the beans with that water too

[@greendeane1]

Glad to see you use a real chef knife.

[@Andrew-kr2qg]

Your channel feeds my soul! I love seeing people thrive in a way that we were always meant to. And as if it wasn’t enough work to cook/prepare all this food - Albeit fun - the production of these videos must be a lot of work too. Thanks! 😁

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Yes yes, you have a good understanding of the work involved in this. Of course there are long days, but somehow when one thing gets to be too tedious, there's always something else to do. Glad you enjoy the videos!!

[@becky4321]

This is awesome! I love gardening and homesteading but I feel like I let too much go to waste because I just don't know how to incorporate it all or I just get stuck in my usual grocery shopping routine and then I don't use the frozen stuff or canned stuff as I should. I need more videos like this to inspire me.

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

If you have the space, add a few chickens, or a pig. Nothing will ever go to waste again :)

[@melissatoov570]

I didn't know what a silicone garlic press thing was suppose to do, until watching this haha.

[@brittneyrussell1766]

When you bake butternut squash leave the seeds in! They release oils while baking and make it so much tastier. Not to mention they are easier to scoop out afterwards.

[@sandytmobile4467]

On the butternut squash seeds are low so with a fine medal mesh strainer pick out all seed's put in strainer and wash seed's well then with a cloth dry bottom of strainer and place seed's on a drying paper like wax let dry well two to three months so there dry for storage this will make it so seeds don't mold and do tomatoes and ect. Don't buy seeds

[@Adventures_Of_Reel_Nauti]

Hi guys, I've been watching your uploads for about a year and a half now. I've enjoyed watching the homesteads progression that you and your family have created. Thanks for all the great recipes and how-to's. I look forward to seeing what you guys do this spring.

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Awesome! Thank you KJ. Great to hear you enjoy the videos!! Much more to come this spring and beyond!! Stay tuned

[@catherinekuiken1866]

Love this! Thank you for sharing!

[@a.studios9930]

Girl can cook! Great job, Momma.

[@taunahill]

Thank you for your recipes!

[@alinahMQuantum]

Woww..at 17:50 chopping the garlic like a pro

[@TheSeasonalHomestead]

Lots and lots of practice 😊

[@mrs.w5539]

You dont need to personal the beans for the instant pot/pressure cooker. 90 minutes of pressure will absolutely cook the beans from raw to tender.

[@abbieflower8503]

Another video I would love to see is the chores that the children are a part of! I love this channel and I am truly inspired!

[@salometeao2293]

Looks so delicious!

[@vjraghavan]

So inspiring!!

[@ruthmay8446]

You’ve encouraged me to grow my own garden. It’s small but a start🤗

[@Gary-ju1fe]

I have been watching and contemplating on the life style you have. It is amazing and rewarding to appreciate what you have been doing. Micronutrients deficiency is what we all face in today’s life. I am delighted with the opportunity you have with your lovely family. Still we have to deal with the lose of micronutrients. Most of Chinese back in 90s were skinny even when they ate much rice but they didn’t lack micronutrients. On the other side of the earth, we see Americans have been struggling. As long as there is nice and clean septic system, (of course, that is acceptable in this culture.) we will not have a inclosed recycling system to reuse what we already have. Basically, our land would become more barren under the conditions of petroleum dominated crops. One thing which I noticed that self reliance life does take much of our time, but that is worthy. There are many ways we may avoid poisonous food, unhealthy life style, which includes false ideas that the culture tries to infuse into our kids. The best way to cook beef with Bokchai is to use a wok. Use oil to deep fry the beef after coating the meat with some liquid corn starch. Cook veggies with it afterwards. I am sure yours tastes great as well!

[@sabrinadrabing595]

Looked delicious!

[@maddoxbrock3749]

Awesome stuff

[@ufoformdad5845]

Love it!

[@shotz8143]

Truly inspiring videos. I found myself surprised at how much I enjoy watching this channel.

[@rimahfarjam1458]

So satisfying, wow!

[@thomascallaghan5988]

Great video

[@annb6532]

LOVED this video!

[@mircea277]

i make "zacusca" for winter , a specific romanian bread spread i have a 90 liter cast iron cauldron and get around 50 jar of 80 ml each that lasts me for a year for a family of 4 it takes 20 kg of eggplants + 20 kg of bell peppers + 10 kg of onion + 5 liter of oil 3 persons working for 1 week-end

[@MariaRusUSA]

Cilantro freezes very well. Just wash it and chopt it up then freeze in either just a zip lock bag or using vaccume sealed bags.

[@hannekeegberts6096]

This looks so very good!

[@dorothyrhodes4657]

Loved your recipes

[@lueveniapettiford2626]

You made it look all so simple, I really like those recipes. Now I know what to do with butter squash.

[@toneyjohnson8910]

looks like some great dishes and a great use of the pantry. thanks for sharing I got some great ideas

[@jennioldham22]

Loved all of these recipes thank you for sharing

[@mreinstein48]

Beautiful kitchen!

[@truthseeker6869]

Thanks so much for sharing! Very inspiring! Love your channel

[@jmc8577]

This is great, real recipes, not a box of this or that

[@doloresrohn4699]

Very cool! Beautiful meals

[@josermontes]

Amazing! Found your channel literally binge watching so interesting and motivating

[@evelynknox6475]

Awesome use of home grown pantry staples to make delicious meals

[@hueoffun]

These meals look fab!

[@liv4gsus61]

Looks absolutely delicious. Well done, chef!

[@ZeroWasteFamily]

So inspiring and food looks so delicious

[@jessidse]

I love your recipes. Thanks for shearing IT.

[@thewillsfamilyaccount6486]

Looks delicious for sure! Lovely video..

[@teachwithwoolf]

All of these look delish! I love your channel and way of life.

[@glennnile7918]

You have got to try "African blue basil" It is one of the two best pollinator attractors on the planet. It's a sterol hybrid of two other basil plants. You can easily start it from a cutting. I've seen 20 to 30 different species of pollinators on it. Not just honey bees. I sometime just sit and watch them all. enjoy.

[@sarahshuman996]

Thank you for sharing this video and these recipes. I can't wait to try them all out!

[@kimmyomy9118]

That’s looks so yummy!

[@kaylagoldrick1309]

This is seriously goals 😍 amazing.

[@Rqu000]

Please do more of these!!!

[@BerkeyCleanWater]

Oh my! All those meals look so good!

[@saitamassj2475]

One of my fav eps so far. Thank you ;)