How Do You Make Syrup? Cane Syrup Mill and Furnace

[@waydownyonder8446]

When Danny says "thats it" to me he means this whole thing from the build to the harvest to the wonderful fellowship and laughter of the cooking is what real life is all about. It gets no better for a human than this. Satisfaction guaranteed. Thank you for showing us what we are missing.

[@harolddunn639]

Can we get a tutorial on how Miss Cynthia makes the biscuits? Seriously, we need one.

[@pecangrovems]

I'll see

[@jennbama]

What a fun day. A lot of work but great fellowship. The world needs more of this ❤

[@cherylb.9766]

Danny and Wanda... as someone who's never seen sugar cane let alone how to process it, this has been been an incredible journey watching you go through this process. Thank you for sharing this experience!

[@waydownyonder8446]

The amount of effort you put into the build and the cooking is the cost of enjoying that rare taste . Well deserved success yall!

[@vickisavage8929]

True, but the building of the infrastructure is a one time event. From now on, all it will need will be a little tweaking and maintenance.

[@debbiestamper-ns2ln]

Thank you Danny and Wanda,for the opportunity to watch how to make syrup! Your new cooker is wonderful.This is truly a lost art! Work day made fun.

[@lilrockstargurl]

Danny is beaming with pride as he passes on his knowledge. This will be your legacy, Mr. Danny.

[@nancytharp8213]

Gone are the days Ms. Wanda did circles with the side by side to squeeze the cane. Thanks for sharing 🙏 😎 🏝 🏖

[@joeyfreeman5510]

Today is my birthday ,and this brought back memories when I was a youngin. We had 4 generations cooking syrup . Biscuits, grits, and pork chops. Youth is truly wasted on the young.

[@blessedbloominghomestead9134]

Happy birthday blessings! 😊

[@tammiestafford3471]

Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊

[@pecangrovems]

Happy birthday.

[@PatriciaTasker]

How Blessed y'all were to reconnect way back to your ancestors through your Cane Syrup making. A very HAPPY THANKSGIVING is my wish for each and every one of you.

[@joannb6330]

Good people, good memories 😊

[@lorenstribling6096]

Food always tastes better when you share it with friends. That syrup is red as a sunset. I know you are all going to enjoy that for the winter. Next year will be Pecan Grove syrup. All of these blessings from the friends to the sugar cane to the syrup are well deserved. Have a happy Thanksgiving.

[@pecangrovems]

Happy Thanksgiving

[@MsCindyh]

Great job! Having neighbors joining you makes it even better.

[@vickisavage8929]

Good friends and good neighbors are the family you can choose.

[@judygoodson5855]

Stainless steel, outside kitchen w/water, great weather, teamwork, good friends, and good food... what could be better for Thanksgiving.

[@vickisavage8929]

In many cultures, there is a version of thanksgiving when the last of the harvest is finally in storage.

[@bonnyevans1880]

A suggestion. Next time put a tarp on the ground where the cane comes out the mill. Will make it easy to remove the mashed stalks. Can drag the stalks away. Less messy handling.

[@vickisavage8929]

IMO, that IS a good idea!

[@pecangrovems]

It piles up to quick and has to be drug out of the way.

[@Tinysteading]

Id try a piece of plastic or tarp or cloth cut to size under the cane just so gravel stays clean and not sticky. Drawing more bees wasps etc for days after wouldbe my luch. A groundcover might help prevent thst

[@robineggblue-bp3rq]

These are days you remember.

[@junkinjodi]

This is why community is so amazing😊

[@texaschopper3091]

So kewl to see the Lord dwelling with His kids. Your smiling faces and the joy and laughter and eyes that shine - He likes it. Thumbs up.

[@carricowherd3826]

What a beautiful and fun day. I felt like I was right there with y'all. ❤

[@melindalemmon2149]

Wanda, you are one fine filmmaker!!

[@evelyndole4618]

I love watching you’ll making cane syrup!!!

[@cathybehle-ernst5796]

What a bumper crop!! How beautiful!!

[@gretaknebel8495]

Thank you for sharing the process of making syrup.

[@ArmadilloJunction]

What a day y’all had, looks so fun .

[@sueyates3555]

So glad that you have a tool that shreds the juice from your sugarcane what a game changer. My mouth was watering just watching you all stir that and put it in the jars. Thanks to everyone that helped with this process. God bless you all. Still got you in my prayers.🙏🙏

[@lesliehare2377]

Well done Danny and crew. That is some beautiful, awesome syrup. You did a fantastic job of building your furnace and the whole setup. You should be very proud of yourself. Thanks for sharing and all the folks who helped.

[@ClickinChicken]

That's so cool! What a blessing to me on this Thanks eve. You Rugged individualism! Touch to yous' all! From a nobody Northern Bloke!

[@lisamcclintock8090]

Oh my goodness!! That looks sooooo good! Great day of fellowship between you all. God bless ❤

[@StormWarningMom]

cool! First time watching cane syrup being made. Been looking forward to this. :)

[@bonniearmbruster8401]

Just out of a week’s stay in the hospital god brought me back home and blessed me with your video to watch and enjoy I truly love you all thank you❤

[@pecangrovems]

I pray you recover quickly.

[@chickencoop4439]

Amazing process to watch!

[@taylormade9693]

Beautiful syrup. Lotta hard work. But it’s worth the end product. Thank you for showing us the process. Blessings.

[@bonniearmbruster8401]

What a blessing to have good people to help😊

[@billfraser2279]

Great video Danny & Wanda! Very educational for me too. TY very much.

[@blessedbloominghomestead9134]

What a wonderful day to make a beautiful memory! Shalom

[@BrendaLeigh1630]

Hey y’all, I enjoyed watching this. For a couple years we grew sorghum and took our cane to Hughes Sorghum Mill in Young Harris, Georgia in the north Georgia mountains and made sorghum syrup. I was hard work but homegrown, homemade syrup is oh so good. Your syrup looks so good. ♥️ Thanks for sharing.

[@nancyplank1651]

What a fun day! Thank you for sharing. Blessings to all!!!

[@jvin248]

That mill setup seems perfect. PTO gear is not too far off from what you might want. You may want to put a guard on that feed side, like a six or eight inch pipe.

[@pecangrovems]

I'm going to slow it down a little bit more for next year.

[@Carolynfoodforest355]

Great job, y'all are making me hungry for biscuits and cane syrup.

[@lelandshanks3590]

Takes me back to my childhood, we had our jobs and the elder men did all the cooking. Great video guys!

[@roxanasmith7745]

This is watching this and realizing that in our early ancestors they did this. It's great.

[@wildturkey8752]

That was a lot of time and love made that day. So glad you had fellowship and help. I never would have thought the final color would be what the result was. Yum. Praise the Lord for what your work to cook it down and the growth He allowed.

[@LouY778]

Great fellowship while working. That’s a great day!

[@janpenland3686]

Thanks for letting us enjoy watching the fellowship and love while y'all were making your syrup. Much Love ❤

[@loukrudewig3414]

What a wonderful gathering. We should do more of this.

[@bonniearmbruster8401]

Danny and Wanda what a blessing to have others help and enjoy God is blessing you everyday ❤️

[@Sherrysurbangarden]

What a beautiful group of people. Thanks for sharing the process.

[@waynemoody3489]

Looks like a great time was had by all!!!!!!!

[@Floridabossgirl]

This video soothes the soul!!

[@beverlymichael5830]

What a fun time you all had. Lots of work but lots of fellowship. And some good biscuits and syrup.

[@jacquiemarshall6843]

What a great day!

[@tammiestafford3471]

I watch yall on my TV and come on here to comment. 😊

[@melissavisconti89]

I love the fellowship you all have in the south it's so beautiful. Up here in Pa it's rush rush rush no time to wave hello just get outta my way.

[@vickisavage8929]

Choices always have consequences, and sometimes the unintended consequences are the best, the worst, completely unexpected, or any combination.

[@melissavisconti89]

@@vickisavage8929 and you are correct, however I was able to brake through to someone yesterday 😁 while getting our Azure standard order I mentioned Deep South homestead and BAM like magic a conversation started then I brought up Pecan Grove started sharing. Maybe one day I'll crack the code get people being human again.

[@Frankie_902]

Oh what a wonderful time you all had. May I come next year to watch this process? I was probably 5 or 6 years old the last time I watched syrup making was done, with the use of a mule to turn the grinder. I truly would love to be there next year if you would allow it. I could bring ole Scarlett for a visit with you. Lolol That ole rooster is still doing his thing. He is living the life of Raleigh!! ❤😂

[@franpaterno486]

Great Vito working and fellowship with friends that’s the way it should be.thank you and Wanda. Wish I was there, I love Biscuits and syrup.

[@barbaral1486]

The whole process was so interesting to watch ! Thank you or sharing it ! God ble!

[@riddle8062]

A lot of work, but a lot of help! What a blessing this was! God bless you all!

[@kimjesch7019]

How fun, Very interesting thanks for sharing, those biscuits looked so tasty smothered in homemade syrup

[@rogerfranks6705]

Great video! One for the ages. I haven’t seen syrup cooked since I was a young man, that’s quite a long time ago. I could almost taste it! Again great content, keep them coming.

[@thelazyj8658]

Now that is what you call a day well spent!❤️

[@agapefield]

❤❤❤That's a wonderful system! My great grandfather had a mule drawn syrup mill in Esther Louisiana that went into a Cypress trough that emptied into a huge cast Iron Kettle where the syrup was cooked & skimmed.

[@lisaemerson8061]

i love this looks like a great working fellowship what beautiful memories

[@tammiestafford3471]

Good morning Mrs Wanda and Mr Danny ❤️

[@pecangrovems]

Good morning!

[@marielivingston2835]

I enjoyed watching you making syrup.

[@jerrycampbell6181]

So cool to see , hopefully this won't be a lost art ! Thank You Danny ! GOD BLESS !!!

[@charlenequinilty7252]

Great job. I had a chance to see syrup being made years ago where a mule was used instead of a tractor. That was awesome to see. Syrup was great also.

[@CloudWalker33]

THIS is what it's all about!!!! Great video

[@suzieQ9576]

I LOVE watching ya'll do these projects and learning how to do them. I always wish I could be there to help. Thank ya'll for sharing your wisdom with us❤❤❤. Praying your knee is getting better 🙏

[@larrylapierre2295]

Great job by all Danny looked so proud as he should be thanks for sharing

[@MarshaShelley-t3n]

Love relaxing with a good cup of joe (coffee) and watching how you all do this! Thankyou for sharing!! And Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!!

[@junkinjodi]

Thank you for the biscuits Miss Cynthia

[@osmadchlo]

I always look forward to the syrup making!

[@sengelmohr]

All your hard work came together. What a great video & you made me hungry... lol Thanks ❤

[@PepperplacewithShawna]

This was a fantastic video. Thank you all!

[@barrypetejr5655]

Fellowship at its best❤😊

[@tammiestafford3471]

God is good Amen. Yall have a wonderful blessed day ❤️

[@janis6697]

Looks so good. The jars look so very pretty. Would make great Christmas gifts.

[@gmhun]

Wonderful brought back childhood memories for me. Thanks for letting us share this with you

[@bonniearmbruster8401]

What an awesome video!❤

[@ClickinChicken]

That IS something else! Thanks for the Education Pilgrim! See you in New England, Plymouth Rock! 🦃🦃 I mean who knew, making your own sugar! or whatever!

[@leannekenyoung]

Smart!!! No bees at night eh?! lol! Drink too much and it will send you running!!!!😂 I’m so glad you found an easier way to press your sugar cane then going round in circles like you used to!!!!

[@vickiejoyner4631]

Great video of your fellowship. You'll have an assembly line going on. That syrup looks soooo yummy!!!

[@lorilockwood4323]

Lovely video. So excited that everything is working beautifully!

[@marcellaharper849]

Y’all’s best video! Love this!

[@AlleyCat-1]

Looks fun & delicious 🥰

[@mycrookedlittlehomestead8363]

I love watching you do your syrup it reminds me when my dauber does maple syrup I'm glad Danny your able to sit and rest your knee while feeding the sugar can you have an excellent set up take care stay safe and God bless

[@MilknHoneyHeritageFarmz]

Wooo wee that sum syrup! Good job Danny and Wanda! Some day I’ll get to taste some ♥️

[@pattybrumbaugh3758]

Quite interesting as usual. I love watching the process. I bet the final result is truly amazing! Have a lovely day.

[@bac2basics23]

Great video. Looks delicious wish I was there to taste the goodness.

[@barrypetejr5655]

We skim our maple syrup the same way😊 Now that's a mid morning snack ♥️

[@pistachio57]

Well that looked really fun despite the work. Now Miss Wanda, do you use the syrup in baking or just as a pour on sweetener?

[@pecangrovems]

Yes

[@welchfarmnc]

They look wounderful

[@bamatractor]

I do remember cooking cane syrup in a cast iron pot over a open fire as a kid, but I guess it got replaced by Golden Eagle syrup later on.

[@bamatractor]

Golden Eagle has rich history in Alabama. Absolutely the best for a pecan pie!

[@jamesbaker9383]

Hot Dog ! That looks GOOD !

[@ramonahierholzer3163]

What AWESOME, BEAUTIFUL video!!!! I'm just sad I couldn't be a part of it. 😢😅👍🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸

[@jameswitkowski6736]

Excellent job , may God bless you and yours ....!!!

[@handyman28635]

All that hard work paided off.

[@bryanlloyd1099]

That syrup looked awesome!

[@WKUHilltopper]

My granddad and great uncles used to use a horse, sometimes a mule, to squeeze out that "juice". Your way looks better. 😀

[@vickisavage8929]

Good Lord willing and the crop don’t fail, year after next you’ll have a better crop of cane - or at least a more varied one. It’ll be interesting to learn how different they are, both from the variety and from the soil. Maybe, down the road a piece, you’ll have some starts to share.