Garden Harvest Day - 15 Gallons of Corn!!!!

[@monserperez6402]

You guys are awsome. I'm 71 Y.O. When I grow up I want to be like you...

[@daintyflygirl4va]

Nothing bits the love of seeing your garden flourishing beautifully.😍

[@sneezieweezie64]

So i have an idea for you Bri. If you take a bowl of water and dip the full bags into water all the way till it reaches the top but do not let water go into the bag .... It will vacuum seal it, it works well and free

[@countryfrau8328]

I realized I was watching this with a big smile on my face! It is so wonderful to see the generations coming together like this doing stuff we are supposed to be doing together!!

[@tweetcrafts6077]

Agreed

[@toshal.4622]

And I thank you all so much for putting your KZbin channel out there for everybody to watch y'all are amazing and some awesome families thank you God bless you

[@garyweiss9693]

I've done corn before and still have some ,,sooo good ,,,Art n Bri you have me for 4 hrs a day ,,in between i'am working my own 2,1 acre plot ,,thank you so much ,,lookin forward to seeing the Pony ,,1million love it ,,so as yall would say ,,,till tomorrow ''''it's been a great day with Art n Bri at the homestead ,,thank you from Coatesville, Penna......tomorrow digging trench for fencing ''chicken's 64yrs old here hard work .....

[@tammymcneill3359]

You forgot the last step ...making corn cob jelly from the cobs...tastes like honey. Great on toast for a little sunshine in winter.

[@projectraqia3093]

So lovely family! I wish your family to be blessed!

[@starlamorgan9776]

I am hooked ! Enjoying your videos and your sweet family too .

[@margaritatokarski9001]

I love watching your videos.

[@mtmtodd]

Love your mom and dads place. They have a beautiful garden. Your lucky to be able to share in their knowledge. Such a great family.

[@Brifromscratch]

Yes they do! We are lucky and are very thankful for them!

[@ehunter9635]

That freezer is amazing!! Very inspiring!

[@aaronmoss8733]

I can't wait to live this life when I retire in the next couple of years. I miss my home in the mountains and foothills. I watch these videos and it makes me homesick. Id love to be out on a river pulling in trout for dinner.lol

[@garyweiss9693]

Arron,,i'am 64 still building n remodeling ,,,,put in post's dug trenches for wire to go into ,,,for chicken's ,,,brother i'am going to be awhile ,,ha

[@karvinchibi9996]

Their live so unbelievably I love it

[@chevypreps6417]

Excellent video.......thanks for letting us peak into your lives.

[@pamelabratton2501]

Your Joy is such a serious child! I just love her attitude, she reminds me of my Kim. She will be your deep one!

[@maggishafer7660]

If you leave it in the husk it freezes better and less work. We just throw it on the grill and it comes out perfect. That’s when you take off husk

[@universalgardener333]

That's just how my grandma used to freeze her corn. Scraping the cob. Yummy! Best corn in the world!

[@daveparis339]

You're melting us. My wife and I after watching so many of your videos have decided to move a little further out into the country to have a much larger garden. We've raised our three sons already, but are enjoying the heck out of watching your little ones. What a sweet family. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@Brifromscratch]

Cool. Glad to have inspired you.

[@rsoubiea]

Dave Paris same here, we are getting ready to retire and want a bit bigger yard for lots of fruit trees and raised beds, maybe even a few chickens. 👍👍

[@lehuyen8979]

At 2:09: Love your cute little boy ! And thank you very much for your videos. I enjoyed watching them. They have helped me a whole lot practice my English.

[@janinanolasco3635]

Vous êtes une magnifique famille.... Bravo pour tout ce que vous faites 👍👏👏👏

[@rsoubiea]

I prefer the freezing method as well. I make a lot of refrigerator jams, pickled beets as we go too. Its just my husband and I so this works out prefect for our lifestyle needs.

[@bumblebee7922]

How fun to have the whole family helping! Beautiful farm too. Loved watching this video. Have a great day!!

[@Brifromscratch]

Thank you! It was fun doing it together.

[@ldg2655]

I miss having a big garden and putting up corn.. i cut my kernels off raw and heated in a huge kettle until they were hot, then bagged and froze them. The last year i grew enough corn to put up, i grew Kandy Korn.. lol.. it was considered the be-all end-all of sweet corn then..that was in the 80's.. Sweet corn has come a loooong way since then!

[@aleidadaymara1]

Your family is beautiful!

[@starla8749]

4:51 am and y'all have me wanting some good ole skillet corn. We like to fix some fresh sausage tomato gravy and biscuits with our skillet corn. Loving your videos!!

[@KatLety]

HI there, just wanted to tell you how much I love watching your videos. We picked some corn last year at the farm about 200 km from where we live, some I froze with husks. The best way to cook them for us is wrap it in aluminum foil and straight in oven. When they are done they peel easy, and are delicious 😀

[@audreyabdo7719]

Beautiful maize. I love fried corn, yummy, yummy.

[@marlenesalter8139]

You can freeze corn in the husk - wrapped in paper and sealed inside of brown paper bags and taken out when required and cleaned and boiled or BBQ in the husk - it freezes and keeps almost like fresh sealed inside of brown paper bags. There is no need to do anything to it.

[@joanneganon7157]

I grew corn back when and a coin picked and ate one bite out of every ear!!! Jo Jo in VT

[@katrinar9310]

Fun day! Enjoyed watching today

[@roxananunez2735]

Another beautiful video 🙂🙂

[@alicelewis7261]

I love corn and your corn is beautiful the lady on your video she is a pro at talking to the camera you all are a sweet couple thanks for sharing.

[@Brifromscratch]

Thank you for the compliment! And thank you for watching!

[@karenbrandenberger517]

Wow, to have a garden like that.... We live in Colorado and it's not easy growing a garden.

[@manalhamad1601]

I really like your videos 🌹💐 Thanks for the effort and time you put in them

[@juliettesymonette56]

Hello from the Bahamas. I love your channel

[@mzh22003]

wow... i have been dreaming something like that... its really nice of you guys sharing these awesome videos... thx a lot...

[@stephaniesavoie657]

love watching your beautiful farm and family...great job

[@darlenepowell5948]

What a. Nice ga drenched!

[@darshayfarmer1440]

Stunning garden!

[@danbruh]

i like that you make smoothies instead of juicing. Also, buttered and salted corn ranks highly on my list of tasty foods.

[@eastpawz7986]

yea but plucking all the caterpillars off the corn was so gross as a kid LOL. Big huge sacks of corn ... the good ole days lol

[@danbruh]

hah, good point

[@MrGilbertshow]

I love your video's!!! Making me want to just pack up and move somewhere with good land and live the way you do! Fresh food and great living All the best wishes Xx

[@pitchoumatchou]

Hi! I love your videos, I too freeze corn, I do as you do, cut it shallow and I like to take a big soup spoon and rub all that creamy goodness from the stock, once I am finish, there is nothing left on that stock. I have been often complimented on my creamy corn, taste nothing like can corn. Look forward to your new videos.

[@Brifromscratch]

Thank you so much for watching and commenting! We appreciate it!!!

[@jonnydepp165]

Hey man and madam i see your parent land theres so many free place for gardening you just digg and planting verry small space

[@J9mull4321]

This was so helpful & inspiring! Thank you!

[@mjackson780]

Wonderful looking corn, bi-color is my favorite. I freeze a little corn, but can most of it. If the electric was to fail it is a mess to have a freezer full for defrosting food to deal with. Plus canned corn can be shelf stable for years. I love the taste of frozen corn. We usually add butter and salt before freezing the corn. When you get it out of the freezer it tastes fresh picked.

[@crumb9cheese]

Look into investing in a food saver vacuum bag system. Awesome for saving large amounts of stuff from freezer burn

[@omundodenina6511]

Estou amando os vídeos de vocês! Que família linda!

[@Rivernunn]

The vidoes at getting better and better!

[@Brifromscratch]

Thank you for saying so, we are working hard figuring out how to edit.

[@debradacosta832]

great videos. ..love learning from you both...thank you

[@darlenepowell5948]

A nice garden!

[@AmazingGrace945]

Creamed corn is the best!! Wish I had some.

[@MsCaterific]

You're so very welcome ;)

[@colleenrodamer6230]

Looks so good yummy time to eat

[@JC-xy7fp]

You should try dehydrating the corn. It is great. Add it to soups or just boil it in water to rehydrate. I've found it to be the easiest way to process with the best results. I have also tested it blanched and not with the same results so I have eliminated that step altogether. Thankyou for the beautiful videos!

[@atheanicholls2199]

Thank you guys too for sharing your wonderful videos with us in subscribers land 😍 love always bye 👋

[@donnabuzzella5035]

FYI to save time you can just freeze the corn without putting it in boiling water ( just like you did your green beans). My mom and I have been doing this for many many years and taste great Great videos..

[@elizabethharrod768]

We think blanching it makes it lose a lot of it's nutrients and flavor we just rinse clean and put in the freezer.

[@jksatte]

Beautiful corn. It's lovely and your parents place......just wow. Love to see the family working together. Janice

[@Brifromscratch]

We love working together too!

[@marianatrejo2474]

Hi love you videos, don’t know if you guys know this but the corn hair that you guys wash off can be use as a tea for when you are having problems peeing constantly. What you do is put them to air dry and than stored them in a bag or container and they when you been having problems peeing a lot just make yourself a warm tea with no sugar. I think there’s KZbin videos that can explain better than I can. 😄

[@mustafaibnabdullah6392]

Iv seen couple of your videos and they really are amazing!

[@syedmeeran5189]

You are amazing brother i love it

[@susanpaulson7445]

I shared on FB and endorsed your videos.

[@davecrookham2903]

Great.

[@nancyhaywood2872]

love your videos. thanks

[@franciscofuentes6420]

Wow great video

[@sueann3701]

You look like your father. Again, love the video. BTW, your brother's gorgeous! Just had to throw that out there.

[@djennings2487]

Very nice garden, enjoying your videos!

[@Brifromscratch]

Thank you!

[@rositamariamatamoros6345]

Your family is awsome. You have stored a lot of vegetablesand fruits for quiet a long time. I think this is a great idea. My yard is only about 2.5 m by 1.5 m. Please give me some ideas of how to place corn or any other vegetables in place. I live in Ecuador.

[@malidabare8540]

beautiful

[@mariajgarciadvictoria5738]

GREAT VIDEO... I learn a lot about corn. Regards from Spain

[@Brifromscratch]

Thanks for watching all the way from Spain...Curious...Do you speak and understand English or is the video translated ?

[@adepujiati4389]

what a wonderful life. thank U for sharing your videos...

[@pamcarter1585]

That corn is gonna taste soooo good when the snow starts to fly 👍👍 We were able to get Green Giant seeds one year to plant...it was the best I ever tasted. We froze our corn too just exactly like you did. Guess what everyone wanted us to bring to family gatherings ? Yep...the corn 🌽🌽

[@sohaylehadjiabdulracman7363]

great values.

[@foodieeee786]

yes its worth watching and live a life like that love your stuff :) thumps up

[@roxananunez2735]

I shared it on Facebook

[@dorascott8286]

Good job...

[@pangtou9733]

Very cool family

[@christianmartinez1204]

Sir u are living my dream

[@patrickbear7261]

Hey, look at that, no poison in that corn, havent seen that in many years. wow.

[@wymtnsage]

i never cooked/blanched mine, b4 freezing, lol- learned from my na/indian friends not 2- don't freeze very much- like someone else says, its 2 much of a hassle, 2 try 2 save, n budget hit if u can't- if your freezer goes out- dried n canned r both yummy 4 the rest of it- thnx 4 sharing! oh, n ps-1-just subbed- 2-dried cornsilks make good medicine/tea 4 uti's- 3-husks r great 4 tamales!

[@ktsls82]

How many siblings do you each have? Beautiful family!

[@christeliakhan2837]

Love u guys

[@cristinahasty4524]

U use the corn silk and make tea.

[@SalsaLessonsinLima]

This is just amazing!!!

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[@kalpanasubedi2460]

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[@clementlifoia4323]

thank you so much for sharing this video..really cool to watch...hope to see more from you...ohh yes did you make any video about how you met your sweet heart? love to see that video..you both have lovely family..

[@mrlover6329]

I'm in love with your brother 😍😍😍😍

[@jijipoid]

my mom has that same exact style of stove lol..

[@evpalfy2464]

I shared

[@annemorris7132]

What is that smoothie maker never saw that Appliance

[@juliebeal8574]

Somewhere, probably KZbin, I learned a cool way to cut corn off the cob. Use a bundt pan, prop the ear in the hole in the middle, and when you cut the corn it will fall into the pan. I've tried it, and it's much easier to keep control of where your corn falls. :) I like doing it this way, my mom doesn't love it, but it's worth a try if you have that kind of pan.

[@Brifromscratch]

I will have to invest in a Bundt pan!

[@hicksdp]

Julie Beal c

[@rubygray7749]

Doesn't your knife keep hitting the edge of the metal pan? Another way I heard of doing it, is to drive a 4'' nail on an angle through a piece of wood, impale the cob on this, then cut down with a sharp knife. It is easy enough to do this whole process in a plastic dish, so nothing gets lost.

[@gardeningwithaloha5573]

Love love this video I love me some sweet corn!! Thats awesome!🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🤗🤗

[@Brifromscratch]

It is the best!

[@tealkerberus748]

Fascinating watching this journey from the start after stumbling on your vlog part way through. Have you considered using the corn waste for livestock feed? Generally while the leaves are green the whole plant should be high in sugars and very palatable to cattle and goats... I don't have corn now to give to my cow, but the cow I grew up with loved it. Someone needs to talk to YT about providing the "like" and other buttons along the bottom of the screen along with the pause button in full screen mode - I let autoplay take me from one episode to the next, and I can watch ten episodes in a row and love it but never get around to clicking that button. Remembering to drop out of full screen for each vid is not going to happen today, sorry.

[@metoo3821]

Am curious as to where they live. Looks similar to the blue ridge.

[@terryjo2939]

Beautiful garden. Do y’all ever have squash bug issues?

[@hellenjaworski7012]

Love watching your videos :). But I have question: Can you let me know why you boil the corn before freezing? I never boil my corn before I freeze it and it tastes perfectly fine.

[@cheriehicks1814]

What state is this? The mountains are gorgeous!

[@pamelabratton2501]

Have you ever made corn cob jelly? De-lish!! Recipes can be found on Mr. Googlepants!

[@Brifromscratch]

I am definitely looking into that! Corn cobs take so long to compost that we put them in the woods. What a great alternative.

[@yvonnestowers2274]

Hard but productive