~Canning Bone Broth With Linda's Pantry~

I hope you enjoy this video on how I home can some Fabulous Bone Broth for the pantry shelves.
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[@CookingwithCatLover0330]

Linda, I finally did it!! I canned 3 qts of tomatoes yesterday. Thank you so much for all the help and encouragement!! I love my All-American!!

[@LisasBlessedLife]

I am one of those people who cannot get enough of your canning videos! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@AmerijamAcres]

Chicken foot soup is a Jamaican favorite. My brother wanted the recipe after he was here when my wife died. He absolutely loved that chicken foot soup. It really is a good soup.

[@1954evelyn]

I have some chicken feet in the freezer waiting....

[@cindyhenry9101]

I hate to disagree with you wonderful, generous lady. However, I will personally never get enough of your videos. Many I watch over and over again. Thank you for all you do.

[@javalinarose]

I put my initials on the bottom of the jar. That way I always get them back!

[@eagle4god373]

Vasaline-works the best. Not sticky at all. I need to do this soon. Have lots of bones I saved. Thank You so much Linda.

[@missyt3017]

I made some chicken stock yesterday and canned it in pint jars, my way of thinking is I can always open a second jar if I need to. I totally agree that homemade is better then store bought and it gives me the satisfaction of knowing that I know exactly what goes into my food.

[@kimwenzel5575]

Beautiful and superior quality! Thanks for all the time and energy you put into your videos to share with us!

[@LindasPantry]

+Kim Wenzel Awe thank you so much!

[@lynhanna917]

and use schmaltz to fry your eggs or veggies in a stir fry - I freeze my schmaltz so I can have this treat all year. Super excellent video, fantastic for beginners and a great refresher for the rest of us. The first time I used my all american I did not open it in time, I ended up removing all the safety hooks and prying the lid off, carefully, and then I found out if I had turned the heat back on and let it warm up just a little bit, with the weight off to let steam escape, that the lid will release.

[@803trends]

I know this is an older video Ms Linda but since I've learned to can with thanks to you... and a few other channels, I'm going to can bone broth. This looks beautiful!!! Thank you for your help girl.

[@518pleasure]

Awesome video Linda! I will be making this. Love your canning videos. Everyone should know how to make a good bone broth, and thanks to you they can know how easy it can be.

[@TheMarinemom02]

Great way to spend the day! The pots full and hopefully I’ll have some on Tuesday as well!

[@cindyfournier7003]

YES !! Thank You so much ! I'm one of those people who do better when seeing than reading . Actually getting to see how something is done takes out the guess work for those of us who might over think it . Love the video . xo

[@suzyott2006]

Love love love your channel. IV been a subscriber for a few years and love all your videos. i actually learned to pressure can watching you and a few other vloggers. You have a wonderful personality! I can't can at the moment due to living in am rv but am very anxious to start again. Thank you for all your hard work you put into your videos!!

[@CookingwithCatLover0330]

I want to do some canning this year and you are my canning guru! Thank you for all the knowledge! I've started saving these teaching/Q&A videos on my channel. I need to buy a canner and all the stuff! I do have a Ball Book now. Thanks again, Linda!!

[@kozykitchen4232]

Hello from Kozy Kitchen! I have 4 favorite canners, cooks etc on KZbin and you are one of them! Love this video! I am canning carrots in a few days. Been canning and freezing for many many years.I always learn something new watching my favs on here!

[@1930sgirl]

Thank you, Linda! I have begun making bone broth, but wasn't sure how to can it...now I know! :) Love to see your organization...it's kinda my thing...lol!

[@VQ1whales]

I use plain chap stick.... Its much cleaner and way less messy.

[@mollyjoy7820]

Brilliant! Thank you!

[@teresabrowning6036]

Thank you Linda for sharing your canning sessions. I don't can due to no canner but I have developed a play list for your canning and also meal recipes just in case I get one plus others that may not know about your channel or how to can. God bless you.

[@Booger500us]

There are some good people out there who appreciate you, let it happen...you teach us so much sistah...Keep being you

[@sherryburgdorf4336]

Love Linda's Pantry, so inspiring and informative. I just canned some blackberry jam yesterday, my first time. I felt pretty confident doing it though after watching lots of Linda, oh and it turned out great, tastes much better than store bought and much cheaper, especially since I picked the berries myself. So, thanks Linda, keep up the good work. Please post the recipe for chicken broth.

[@LifeinFarmland]

Really like the lid tip. Lot of mason jars never make it home. Great video. Thank you for sharing!

[@mandapanda5921]

Ha ha, I was just making your bone broth for canning tomorrow! I love it and you are awesome as always!

[@carolynnboeh3941]

How funny! I just put my bones in to simmer for 24 hours and saw you uploaded this video :)

[@Daysha64]

I love your stove I’m in the process of getting a new stove and one of the things that I’m researching is to use my Canner I have the all American 930/921 they are heavy hitters The stove I choose need to be able to hold the weight I’m also looking into getting the smaller all American Canner for those smaller adventures…..thanks you for your time & videos 🌹

[@joycarlson5137]

I have been canning for years but never can bone broth never new how so thank you so much for showing me cant wait to do this

[@PatriciaDroddy]

Maple Hickory BBQ sauce sounds yummy!!!

[@bridgettemaharaj8322]

YAY! Bone broth! I think I said something on FB to you, but thanks to you I FINALLY got up the nerve and canned 4 quarts of beef bone broth in my small AA canner. It wasn't until you that I learned to add a little ACV w/the mother. I drink a cup of bone broth most every day and absolutely love it! I've ordered more bones from the butcher off of our last calf and I'm going all in! I hope to get like, 40+ quarts done this time! Again, just can't thank you enough for inspiring me. Keep up the good work coz your inspiration is key to my pantry's success lol! (HUUGS) and much Aloha to ya! ^ _ ^ p.s. YES to the BBQ Sauce!

[@terijean6351]

Gott my AA canner 2 days ago and canned bone broth today, still wanted to watch your vlog. Thanks for the tips.

[@smitamony]

thanks for the recipe on the bone broth!:) looks delish!!!:)

[@TheDeb1216]

Beautiful! Precious (nutricious) jewels!

[@christinelewis5765]

Oh I’m relieved that you happened to mention the lids popping up and down sort of thing with liquids. I just did a batch of broth for the first time and thought it was unusual 😁👍. Thanks!

[@sullivanhomesteader3155]

I started canning 2 years ago and I love it. Scored a great deal on strawberries yesterday so I will be making jam tomorrow. So excited! Are you gardening this year?

[@lilliecarter4176]

I really want to do this. Thanks for the video

[@sweetstkissez22]

As a newbie I would love a video about supplies to start with, your organization or pantry set up! and any other FYI information for someone who has never canned before!! I love your channel its quite addicting!!

[@sarahmiranda7130]

Thank you for the great info!

[@lakegirl645]

I LOVE ALL of your videos!

[@LindasPantry]

+lakegirl645 Awe thank you :)

[@dennismoore8351]

I made my first batch of stock a month ago. It was so satisfying to see it come out of my Presto canner. I hope you got your 10.5 qt All American canner. I ordered a 12 qt All American canner in April of 2022. As of today, it still has not been shipped. I hope it comes sometime this year.

[@katbrown5084]

Thank you for all the information. God bless🙏

[@bonniedixon137]

I like your youtubes they are helpful. thank you

[@rcgkreations]

I want to make thus. Thanks for video

[@jennifermcqueen7887]

Yes Yes Yes on the BBQ sauce, love your videos, they are just wonderful.

[@deedeemooreco.2304]

Yes on the BBQ sauce! Thank you for this video on this bone broth.

[@LindasPantry]

+Dee Dee Moore You Got it :)

[@BlessedFarm]

Love this video we are Canning turkey bone broth as we speak from our thanksgiving meal first time doing this so wish us luck. God Bless

[@AussieAngeS]

Great videos Linda. I'd love to see a video for the hickory maple BBQ sauce. Sounds delicious

[@KittyMewKat]

Pinto beans for refried beans and baked beans for the hot summer months. Also spaghetti and pizza sauce. I cheat and use two 3lb cans of Hunts tomato sauce. 100% natural and no additives or preservatives. This will make 7quarts for me after adding seasonings, onions, and garlic. I use my tattler lids on jars I know I will be cycling through fast and normal lids on long term.

[@melindabanning7707]

Thanks for learning video,

[@vickiey4561]

I just watched this video again and enjoyed it. You mentioned your maple hickory BBQ sauce and you asked if we would be interested in a video on it and I would love to see it!

[@carreyn9808]

Hi Linda, I love your channel and just started learning to can thanks to your channel. My question is what type of meat do you use to make beef broth? Also, can you show more canning and food ideas in the Power Pressure Cooker XL? Thanks

[@christinekocher2585]

The stock pot I got from Walmart has a strainer that comes with it. I make all my bone broths in it, then pull out the strainer that holds all the bones and the broth drains back into the pot.

[@paulagreen9101]

I just made a pot of beef bone broth and was thinking I need to learn to can it to make it keep longer. I will find a pressure canner and get busy. You make it seem less intimidating!

[@bostentagco3067]

Thank you for this video! I usually freeze my bone broth, but I would much rather can it so I do not need to defrost! I always strain my bone broth through a nut milk bag and that gets ALL the fat out, just a little tip! :0) Thank you again!

[@lisablackwelder7590]

Hey Linda, what a great hint on the sweet potato! I would think it might give off a sweet taste, glad to know that it won't. I often use yellow onion when I make broth, and leave the peel on. That also I parts a nice golden color to the liquid ( saw this on a Good Eats episode). I would also love it if you did a caning video of your maple BBQ sauce. Would you also consider a canning session on your Jack Daniels BBQ sauce? I know you have a video for making it, but I can't determine some of the ingredient quantity. Thanks s much! You're a huge inspiration!

[@byronchandler5000]

Hi, Linda. That broth looks absolutely beautiful and elegant. You've scored another one. I have a question: what's your favorite thing about Thanksgiving? Please let me know. Have a lovely day, Linda. :) 💖💖💖 Buon Appetito!

[@nevingood3938]

Just found your channel and I subscribed!! You are fun to can with!! I have a large crockpot of pork bone broth going right now.....I usually freeze my broth but this time of year I find my freezer space at a premium! 😅 So I want to can it.....but I was wondering how pressure canning affects the quality/gelatinous-ness of the broth. I heard high heat can ‘ruin’ the collagen.....do you know any thing about this? Thanks! ~Charlotte

[@annheidt226]

Would love to see how you organize your pantry

[@antoniamangold7312]

Can you tell me where to purchase a large pressure cooker like the one you use. I very much want to start canning low acid foods etc. I’ve been water bath canning for years. Love your tutorials.

[@gymgirllja]

So, how does one get an "electronic gift" to you, other than snail mail? I do TWO paper checks a year, and go to the post office ONCE....LOL!!! Hitting "send" is so "what's happening" these days! P.S. I know this vid is old, but, see, I'm still grateful to be able to review it! Hugs!

[@HawkeyeTX549]

Linda, you mentioned you are looking for another canner. You already have a smaller 4 at and you have an all american 921 so I assume you are looking for something larger. Well, i just did this so i thought i would share it. I started with an all American 921 and now have the need for something larger. You can purchase just the bottom of a 930 and use the same lid of your 921. They are interchangeable. Get the bottom with hardware and it's much cheaper than buying the entire 930. Of course, if you want to can with both at the same time you would have to get the entire 930 with lid. Just a thought!

[@SavageSeagull]

Amazing cook? Trophys on the wall? You might be my dream woman. Great video.

[@MrsMesia]

Another great video!

[@inapickle9153]

Just finished dandelion jelly and doing violet jelly today. I am still saving for my All American canner but hope to get one soon.

[@LindasPantry]

you will love it

[@toridismuke5791]

Hey, Ms. Linda! I love your videos. I have yet to buy my canner yet, but I water bath a pot of goodies in the summer (jams, BBQ, etc). Your bone broth recipe sounds similar to mine! I love love LOVE Herbes de Provence! Do you mind making an actual video of yourself while you make the broth? I'm not sure if you have one yet, but I'd love to cook with you again. Thank you! Keep up the delicious meals, Tori

[@6996katmom]

How long do you can pints of broth. I am fixing to cook my bones in my IP. Then tomorrow I will can it. Thanks for sharing. Have a Blessed Day.

[@blessthisTnmess]

I just got a norpro jelly strainer and it works great straining my broth.It just takes a little longer.I canned tomato juice and the lids popped up and down like that.I was afraid they were ruined.Thank you for letting us know it's normal.

[@crystaldanos922]

Hello Linda. I am so inspired by you to start canning myself. When you said you had some back and neck pieces from the chickens you have cooked before I have a question. Do you keep adding new parts to the same bag or do you use different bags? I did not know if that was safe to put raw unfrozen chicken with frozen chicken.

[@joanbrewer5590]

Enjoyed your video. I’m making my bone broth and was wanting to can vs freeze. Can you tell me the time and lbs of pressure ? Great video. New subscriber here😊

[@catcartier27]

Pickled sweet cherry peppers? I have some growing in may garden this year and would love a recipe.

[@lonsangel]

Your broth is beautiful!

[@lucillecohon2520]

One year we made jam for Christmas gifts. We didn't get any of our jars back, so people dont get homemade jam anymore!

[@LisasWorld100]

Great job as always!!! Um, hickory maple BBQ? Oh, yes please! :)

[@goodmorning713]

I had an extra frozen turkey that someone had given me so I thawed and deboned and bottled the meat. Then I took all the bones, the neck, skin and all that and slow cooked for maybe 12 hours or so. Then let it cool. Took the fat off the top. Then bottled the broth. It is SO good but let me tell ya, I don't know that I'll ever debone and skin a turkey ever again. Lol.

[@kimberlyb8]

I love to watch your videos, i really enjoy your recipes. I just canned your baked beans recipe today...I can't wait to try them. I do have one question, how do you keep your canner and canner inserts so clean?!?!?

[@LindasPantry]

+Kimberly B I did a video on how I care for them:)

[@kimberlyb8]

+Linda's Pantry Thanks!!!

[@dionesheperd]

do you have the recipe for the bone broth? I know you said some but would like the visual. Thank you!

[@Carol_Pearson]

In the process of making bone broth for the first time this weekend!

[@bamamubs4723]

Roll Tide, Linda! Thanks for a great video that turned my sad day around!

[@LindasPantry]

Be blessed

[@royvogt7730]

You are awesome,!

[@bettyjohnson3326]

I would like to all ingredients that you put into your bone broth. Thanks.

[@CocoBreeze218]

Do you know if I can get another gauge and if so do you know where I got a ship to Spain by the gauge broke.. Thank you

[@TheKneadyHomesteader]

i get the same "suggestions" all the time with my canner about NOT using vaseline but I am a stickler....page 6 of the All American Canner Manual specifically states that you use petroleum jelly/ vaseline to lubricate their canners. their must be a reason for this. so....i stick to what the company tells me. so im with you on the vaseline, sistah!

[@TheKneadyHomesteader]

those jars are gorgeous!!!!!

[@LindasPantry]

Exactly and I am headed over to watch your video on pie filling :) This broth is sipping good lol

[@yankeegardener9565]

Do i do fresh pork that hasnt been cooked the same way?

[@Kels0106]

Hi Linda LOVE YOU! I have a question. Can I mix beef bones and chicken bones to make a bone broth?

[@gracesmith5054]

Linda, I have several #10 cans of Fruits and Vegetables, can you recan these in pint and quart jars?

[@simtagous77]

Hi Linda can you please make a video showing how you use the left over chicken fat from your broth to make either biscuits or dumplings? I have jars of fat I canned but really dont know how to use it to make those things. Thank you!

[@terribilliter1777]

question....when canned does the broth stay gelatinous

[@HawkeyeTX549]

So Linda, what is the bone broth supposed to taste like ... rich chicken taste or a more watery, thin taste to add to soups. My expectation is more like Campbell's chicken noodle soup broth without the noodles and meat. Going to make something this weekend that is cooked in my ball electric canner and finished in my all american 921.

[@Graceandrowan]

question. why do you need to use a canner? why would top not pop with the broth being already hot? thanks so much sara

[@donate1sttt]

How long did u cook your broth for? U didn't say that I heard anyway. Tx

[@lajuanabassett1298]

Sweet Potato, who-knew!! excited to try. i would love to see you do your BBQ sauce.

[@LindasPantry]

+Lajuana Bassett Super good1

[@billiecopeland384]

Barbecue sauce, please.

[@vanamac5838]

How long does the bone broth last on the shelf?

[@onetweetygirl71]

question about the bones for poultry, can you use already baked bones, like we're have chicken legs for supper. can I save those in the freezer instead of throwing in the garbage? or a baked chicken, can I save those? I think you said you could, but wanted to double check before I sectioned off a space in my freezer. my hubby and I are starting to have joint pain and I know this would help. just thinking of different ways to use everything and not waste. thanks for the videos I love watching them.

[@lindavoelker8194]

Yes you can, I roast a chicken for dinner make bone broth overnight use it for chick en soup the next night very rich and flavourful.

[@3_hustles14]

love this! im so scared to can because of potential botulism so I've read... sigh..

[@annminadeo3471]

Why not use your Power XL to can bone stock?

[@bumblebee7982]

Bless you honey!

[@rlportillo]

Nice video, fellow shorty! : )

[@jbloom1981]

How do you keep your racks so clean? I've had mine for a couple years now and the first season I used it the racks were looking tarnished. I use vinegar in every load and have used it for both large batch waterbath and pressure canning.

[@jbloom1981]

Bought a 2nd pressure canner last week, a smaller size as my stove at home is flat top and I don't want to risk breaking the stove top. Followed this video pretty closely after watching it multiple times and now have chicken bone broth simmering since about 2.30pm, heading to bed after watching this video again, at 11.45pm. Planning to let it go tomorrow while I'm at work so I can finish up when I get home in the afternoon. I have to say the house has been smelling like roast chicken and stuffing all evening, it's a freaking amazing smell.

[@ajeatoo]

Have you ever used game bones to make a broth? I have several packages of bison soup bones so no meat on them just the marrow. I also have some bison brisket roasts all from my husbands bison he harvested in northern BC (I live on the southern west coast of BC Canada). I've had them in the freezer for a while now so I need to use them up and am thinking to make a broth out of them. I've never made broth before but I assume I would go about it similar to beef?

[@donnainmt]

Did you ever make the bone broth with the game? I live in much the same area, but in the US, and just asked another YT cook the same question. She said YES!

[@darlene72086]

The new ones ( Tattler lids), Are you talking about the easy seal green ones ?

[@LindasPantry]

yes the easy seal

[@onetweetygirl71]

I would like to see about the chicken smalts (don't know if that is how it's spelled lol). thanks again for the videos.

[@cskillet2003]

I'm sold! I'm tired of containers of broth taking up space in my freezer.