Dehydrated Veggie Mix For Soups,Casseroles & Stew

[@texasstar9898]

You are hands down, the best teacher I have ever seen.

[@lylymongeon]

A scoop of veggie mix added to when cooking your rice (with extra water/broth) makes an awesome veggie-rice side dish.

[@IsaacNewton1966]

Maybe pour into a bowl for the mixing? Looks awesome! I grow all my own veggies.

[@OurHalfAcreHomestead]

next time for sure!

[@happyhoppershomestead8664]

Love love love the home economics series can't stop watching it learning so much thanks Mrs. V you are appreciated!!

[@kindlysimplemagic]

I just got a dehydrator, your video is the first one I have seen. I am hooked. Nothing I love better than real people.

[@jolenejoyce5368]

I never thought make a mix like that. Instead I pull out each jar and have to vacuum seal them all again. Thanks for the great idea Mrs. Volfie! You’re the best!

[@MaureenKo1]

What you can do is go to Amazon to compare their dehydrated veggie mixes. But I'll tell ya Bev, yours from the garden is priceless. It really is.

[@sabinarowlison9565]

Love this. I have been doing things like this for years, When you live on barely nothing every month you find ways to make food stretch as well as other supplies. Keep up the good work of teaching.

[@dragoninwinter]

I bet this lady could out-cook Betty Crocker. 😁

[@pnwgardenergal1325]

💖

[@BrendaC-cf7td]

No doubt in my mind!

[@anitamcalpin8645]

OH my GOODNESS! I now want a jar of this stuff! I don't even own a dehydrator--must get one! LOL

[@mdoe37]

THIS! I never did this until this year. What a time saver. And a money saver. When I have those last two stalks of wilted celery or a couple of carrots or an onion.....I blanche it all up and throw it on the dehydrator. When its done I add it to the jar. So easy. I also just put dehydrated a couple big bags of frozen hash browns....no more icy potatoes and it takes up so little room. That's her....Bev Crocker.

[@halfanewfie2]

I'm going to do this. I can't tell you how much dehydrating has saved me money. You're the one who got me started on it. Thank you.

[@notforprofittho]

you're such a wise woman. watching your videos makes me miss my mom so much.

[@pegsclips]

Love it. My grown children get a jar each of soup veggies and a veggie powder to hide in picky eaters dinners. Lol love the dehydrating shelf. All thanks to you bev. Before I found you? My dehydrating consisted of fruits. THANK YOU Bev 🌻🥰

[@roseanderson8527]

Love your tutorials. I got my dehydrator a few days ago. Your knowledge is second to none. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes from Scotland, across the pond.

[@SabrinaSauce]

You're the one that inspired me to grow my own leeks this year. I had a fairly large yield, and dehydrated a good portion of them. Yesterday, I got to finally use them in a recipe of chicken and rice! I was so pleased!

[@OurHalfAcreHomestead]

Wonderful honey!

[@SabrinaSauce]

@@OurHalfAcreHomestead Love from Ohio!

[@slbcats4]

You videos have taught me so much!! I just bought a food dehydrator and I can't wait to stock up my pantry!! Much love and hugs.

[@brendastratton1306]

I love this idea! I live in a split-level home which has a small kitchen. I've had to move all of my canned and dehydrated goods down 2 flights of stairs into the basement. I think I can find room for 1 jar in the kitchen! This makes so much sense, and you've certainly saved me a whole lot of trips up and down the stairs. Thanks, Bev! I'm doing this later today!

[@brendastratton1306]

@@future.homesteader I completely agree. I did have the jars in my kitchen, initially, but there isn't much room for storage, and I don't have a pantry. So, my canning and dehydrating ended up in the basement where I can keep it dark, and most of the purchased food landed in the garage. While it is a little spread out, I'm up and down the stairs many times a day, anyway, so I just plan for what I need and make those trips count. Also, I do have a large basket that I carry down the to basement with me. It really helps. I also use it to carry my jars downstairs after I've done my canning. Thanks for your comments!

[@nanasanerd1741]

Loving the home economics series. Keep them coming.

[@bettyadkisson1681]

Yes thank you for the recipe. I'm going be ready for winter now. And like you,I won't have too leave my house when ice is on the ground. God bless you for sharing.

[@patriciaribaric3409]

That's a jar of pure love!!!

[@sherryh4840]

Great idea about the gifts Bev! Looks wonderful and beautiful!

[@merryanneadair-burrier3970]

Thank you so much!! My finances just seem to keep getting tighter! All your tips & recipes are helping lots! You're a wonderful blessing to many of us!! ♡

[@OurHalfAcreHomestead]

I am so GLAD! I thought everyone thought the way I did

[@emmatraynor2692]

I never dehydrated anything before , never even thought of it. Then I started watching you just over a year ago and I dehydrate everything lol. I make my soup and stew mix like that all the time now. Thank you so much. Your ideas have saved me a lot of money. Love your videos 💗

[@ellatoler9706]

You are so right, a gift like that is priceless! Wow. I am impressed and inspired! Thanks for this video!

[@beaulieuc8910]

What a lovely gift idea

[@sheriparnell6830]

Such a smart lady.

[@lilbitatatime3763]

Thanks for sharing! That jar is autumn festive looking. I could live on soup.

[@Anita3kidsS.]

Bev.... that's EXACTLY what I was thinking ...PRICELESS! Just like YOU!🥰🌻🦋😎💜

[@sharonlatour6230]

Wonderful idea!! I must get back into dehydrating again!

[@phatmeemaw6322]

Gift giving idea------- jelly jar with this soup starter and msg free bouillon. Just the right size for older single ones !

[@BrendaC-cf7td]

Hi, I really need to get going on dehydrating stuff. Thanks Mrs. V

[@anne8743]

Thank you.We eat soup at least once a day,every day ,all year long!!!

[@tracywyttenberg5560]

Your beautiful thank you for all your help may god bless you all

[@MrVjay70]

Yummy!!!!❤💜🧡💙💚 I love soup!!

[@deborahhilton8465]

That beautiful jar makes my mouth water!It is becoming wet and cool here in North Carolina and my taste is for a big pot of soup!You have given me a boost to try dehydrating.There is just me and the 5 dogs but after a Sunday dinner with a roast or some chicken there would be a pot of soup in our week along with some corn bread or yeast rolls.Yes I have bought 25 lbs of flour from Costco.I made biscuits yesterday and a pound cake this week.Before I know it my flour has gotten low.Guess my grocery list will grow a little bit more.When one depends on rides to the store or let’s one go for me I buy in bulk just so I have what I need.People say oh you can’t buy everything to last a month but you can if you think about it well enough.Have a wonderful day on the homestead and may you always be blessed.

[@OurHalfAcreHomestead]

I am now stocking for the winter ..I DO NOT like going out in winter..my balance and footing are dangerous then

[@isabellehuc4991]

you're a wise lady, I love the way you think :)

[@lmuledeer388]

I am so glad I found your videos a few years ago and learned about dehydrating vegetables. They are such a good thing to have in the pantry. Now I am going to make some soup jars. Thanks for the great idea. Take care. 😊

[@OurHalfAcreHomestead]

my pleasure hun

[@primehellcat]

I am dehydrating madly, thanks to your encouragement, as things come into season here in Australia, or I find them cheap. I was gifted 8 green capsicums (sweet peppers to you) this week, that are now in the dehydrator. I am on the look out for cheap carrots, we can get "jucing carrots" in a 25kg bag for about $8, so this looks like the go for me next week. I have 2 x 2lt jars of cellery, 1lt jar onions, 1/2lt capsicums, and 1/2lt of root veges (turnip, sweed, purple & orange carrots, sweet potato. I am yet to do corn as I havent found them cheap enough as yet. We are in the middle of spring here so I am looking forward to summer, tomatoes etc

[@OurHalfAcreHomestead]

You call them juicing carrots...lol..we call them deer carrots! Way to go Honey! Doesn't it feel good?

[@BethGrantDeRoos]

Brilliant idea!! Am going to use that idea!!

[@tikacalifornia7876]

Thank you. This is inspirational. You are motivating me to get a dehydrator.

[@gracechilcoat1925]

Great idea for the whole year!

[@fryswahh]

That soup jar looks so yummy. 😋

[@cindybonem494]

I know this comment isn’t about vegetables but, you look so cute with your hair styled like that.

[@emmadalrymple4102]

Excellent video! And you are SOOO right about that jar being priceless. A ton of work went into that jar, and what a super gift that will make for someone. And yes, it was stunning. And so healthy also. Great job Beverly!

[@debbiealtman4572]

Yes ma’am that’s priceless. Keeps extra vegetables from going bad if not used.

[@paulineparker3662]

This is a wonderful idea, and looks very tasty. I have to learn how to dehydrate foods.

[@katiereininger-lingg5315]

Good Morning!! This is something I've been wanting to do for years. Especially when I was in the Army. I thought how nice it would be to have homemade soup mixes to take with me during field exercises or while at the gun range. A nice and great alternative to eating M.R.E. Especially during the winter when we had heaters. Just cook on top of a heater. Or when camping/hiking. Or for the kids now that they're grown and moved on to college, their own place or military. Good food. Grown and prepared with love. You are doing a great thing by sharing this knowledge and showing how easy and not so hard to do. Thank you.

[@OurHalfAcreHomestead]

Thank you So much! My kids appreciate it!

[@katiereininger-lingg5315]

@@OurHalfAcreHomestead My pleasure Ma'am. Just praying that more and more people become swayed to follow your example along with other homestead, peppers in lieu of current events and politics. We really need to rally and support one another. So again many thanks to you and your wisdom.

[@katiereininger-lingg5315]

Mrs. Bev I know your busy with your live stream. Don't mean to be a bother. Just want to share a great book that I've found to be very helpful. Earlier somebody asked about homemade dog food and this book actually has recipes for that plus tons more. I'm not sure how to send you a picture of the cover sorry not tech savvy enough. The title is "Homemade-702 Ways To Save Money And The Earth" by Readers Digest. It's a soft cover book. Light green and white with pictures on the cover depicting the different subject areas that are covered. Pretty sure I picked this up at Sam's club but can't say for sure because I've had it for awhile now. Copyright 2007. If and when you have time or interested I hope you'll look it up and hopefully you'll like it enough and include it into your personal library. Thank you.

[@christinealwayschirping4115]

Your priceless lady thanks so much for sharing am adding more dry ingredients to my truck I love cooking got me a instant pot/crock pot all in one for my truck love it...anyway thanks so much for sharing god bless you and your family stay safe....

[@pattymassey5357]

Oh that’s it would be a beautiful and a gourmet gift good idea!

[@lindagoodwin3908]

Beautiful! 💖

[@abidingacreshomestead4925]

This is the coolest thing ever! love it

[@dfah08]

Fantastic video.

[@nancypats3381]

Beautiful!

[@justanothersahm3373]

This is amazing! I am going to have to make these this year and gift them with some knitted dish rags. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@tracywyttenberg5560]

Beautiful

[@ruthbasson1019]

Thank you you are beautiful. Love love love the soup jar.

[@sandraleishman878]

Great idea! Thanks for sharing

[@jemmiestone3496]

Yummy! I love soup. We live in an apartment and not much room to store jars of goodness, but this would work for sure. Thank you for sharing. God Bless Y'all.

[@susieq5936]

Love this thanks for sharing

[@venushollan7443]

Thank you mrs. v.. love you and all you do..

[@Angieslifeandmorereloaded]

Great gift idea! Thank You for sharing!!!

[@anitaronquillo1410]

You and that finished jar looked beautiful! Love this ❤️. God bless.

[@OurHalfAcreHomestead]

Thank you!

[@carlapatterson6840]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@donnafry5728]

What a great idea. Thanks

[@robinrice9836]

I can't wait to do this!

[@patricialee6960]

Beautiful idea Mrs. V. I love, love, love it!!!

[@carolynmoody9460]

Blessings

[@sandyatkins6974]

Gorgeouse Bev. Your correct it is priceless. Awesome home economics.

[@rutten69]

I know what i can give to my sister ;) thank you, Bev

[@conniespene9138]

Thanks for mixing it

[@leobaltz2057]

You look so cute with that hair wrap mrs V!

[@dawns.2492]

I love it and it is beautiful too! I watched your dehydrating parsley video and started doing mine this week. I am doing another 4 trays tomorrow. I always let the parsley die down for winter and used store bought but this was so much fun and smells so real compared to store bought. Thank you!

[@ediemurray1692]

Smells good already

[@lorim.8136]

Great idea for gifts 😃 I’m definitely going to make up a few jars.

[@toothaching]

What a fabulous idea!

[@longarmsupplies]

LOL, what a wonderful gift will be...but goodness, I've have a hard time including the jar...Those half gallon jars are treasures in my house...Guess I'll have to stock up on more...

[@Pastlifepioneerwomancentury]

Love love!! I’ll take one for Christmas ❣️❣️

[@tsdogsdragonfliesfarm2307]

That look so good 👍

[@louverousse9023]

Mrs Volfie, if I may say so, you look lovely ! Many hugs to you and your dear Hubby . Take care !

[@teresabradley1509]

Can u make a soup with the veggies and make a video😊

[@gailreese4699]

BEVERLY I HAVE A COUPLE OF THOSE LITTLE TUBS I BOUGHT FROM WALMART . THEY LOOK LIKE THOSE FROM THE HOSPITAL BUT NICER . WHEN I DEHYDRATE ANYTHING I DUMP IT IN THE TUB IT IS SO MUCH EASIER TO PUT IT IN THE JARS . YOU COULD HAVE USED THE TUB AND MIXED EVERYTHING UP AND THEN PUT IT IN THE JAR. HOPE IT HELPS.

[@shawnsisler3743]

Bev, good smells for you are like squirrels for the dog from the movie UP...lol This is a really good idea, save money, time, and effort. That is home economics.

[@sharonarrendale8418]

Thank you for such a wonderful idea! It looks so good. Made me want to make some soup!

[@jeanwoodall1523]

Soup is my most favorite food especially sinigang - Filipino sour soup. My preferred souring agent for it is tamarind. I tend to add broccoli, spinach, chard, okra, eggplant, turnips, radishes, Daikon radish, etc to mine. Basically anything that will add flavor and absorb the souring agent tastes good it it. Vegetables don't last long in my house since they are my favorite and what I get the most energy from. We don't have very many though since I'm the only one of the three of us that likes a variety of them. Daniel will only eat the green vegetables if I sour them with tamarind. He doesn't care for the turnips and radishes. I also tend to add tomatoes.

[@purplepoodles4154]

hello ms. bev thank you for reminding me to dehydrate for soup. i currently just add left overs in a bag in the freezer. i need to clean out my over crowed freezer and this will save me space. by the way your hair and bandana looks really cute todoy.

[@growingtexas1772]

That jar looks so good! Much, much better than the mix veggie bag you get at the store.

[@jaggers116]

Look how hard you worked Bev. I'm very proud of you n your off grid life style. Btw you look pretty.

[@OurHalfAcreHomestead]

Thank you!

[@virginiareid5336]

I'm still working on my soup jars. One for chicken noodle, another for chicken taco, and one for beef stew. God Bless

[@theheritagehousesc]

I do the same and add more fresh if I have at the time. They look beautiful in the jar but taste even better. 😋

[@thatandthese]

Thanks!

[@mawpatti]

I cant wait to try this method.....the only thing different I think I will do.... once I fill my jar I will pour everything in a large bowl and mix everything by hand...I think it would be more evenly mixed that way! Thanks for the idea of the soup blend Bev!!! :-)

[@OurHalfAcreHomestead]

Bowl or bag..I just didn't think of it in time

[@Cdngardengirl]

I also do a mix like this, mix it in a big bowl first, but I also make a Vegeta type ground up mix as flavour enhancer to other foods like pasta dishes, cooked meats, etc. I grate onions, carrots, celery, garlic, sweet peppers, and parsley, then cook the works together for 20 minutes, squeeze out the juice (that I usually can in half pint jars), dehydrate the rest, then grind it up. No salt. It gives a huge hit of healthy flavour to other, rather bland food. I make enough batches to fill a 2 litre jar for winter while fall prices are cheap on all the veg or I have them in the garden.

[@Tadpole102464]

Good Morning From Cajun Country!!! That was so cool, i would have never thought to give 1/2 gallon jars of soup mix as gifts! Thank you so much for the idea, "Genius right there, lmaoo "!!!

[@OurHalfAcreHomestead]

I wouldn't give half-gallon jar gifts cuz they're just too much I would do more like one quart jars

[@Tadpole102464]

@@OurHalfAcreHomestead yes so true, it would be way too much in a 1/2 gallon jar. Definitely quarts would be alot better. Thanks!!!

[@stifledbabsie]

Question: If there isn't any mold or any other obvious signs, is it safe to use dehydrated vegetables after being on the shelf for about a year without being vacuum-sealed or with an oxygen absorber? I dehydrated a lot of vegetables last year and ended up tossing a lot of it. I got nervous about the quality. Some things, like the powdered tomatoes, clumped together in the jars, so I figured they weren't any good, but others looked fine and didn't clump together. I tossed it all because my husband has a lowered immune system and I didn't want to risk getting him sick. But, I'm dehydrating celery right now and would like to be able to keep it safely on the shelf for however long it takes to use it up. I have a vacuum sealer now, fortunately.

[@janhuffman2972]

Bev Can pork n beans be dehydrated and if so how to do it? Love, love love your new series. Yours is my favorite utube channel. Much love to you and Howie!

[@eirika2001]

Another home run Bev! Got to get my dehydrator going 🙂

[@pbar8439]

I love green peppers as long as their raw. I do not like cooking with them cuz I don't want to bite into one. So, I dehydrate them then grind them into a powder. When I put the powder in my chili, I get the flavor of the green pepper and not the texture. It's one way to add healthy veggies to your diet that you don't like. Great for getting veggies into children too!

[@gilliankew]

Great combination. I think it might be better just to mix it all in a big bowl or jug?

[@chrisb5391]

What a great idea! And some good tips in the comment section below. Thanks Mrs. V