Primitive Acorn & Mulberry Pancakes - wild and delicious meal! (episode 3.9)

Wild ingredients to make my primitive pancakes: leached acorn flour, fresh mulberry fruit, manzanita flour, dried ground prickly pear skins. I will show how to make my fermented beverages in an upcoming video.
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Key moments:
00:00 Introduction
00:23 Trekking through the prairie
00:37 Snacking on sourberries
01:00 Gathering mulberry fruit
04:11 Tending the fire in the outdoor kitchen
04:48 Mixing the wild ingredients
07:05 Heating the cooking plate
07:42 Forming the dough into pancakes
08:13 Cooking the pancakes
10:44 Retrieving my fermented beverage
11:14 Tasting the pancakes
11:33 Conclusion
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[@LOVE555.]

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[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Мир вам.

[@LOVE555.]

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[@Daniel_gaming24]

💕can't believe it's been 6 years since I'm watching your videos, I haven't missed any of them. Thank you so much for your hard work Chad, love from Romania

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Thank you my dear friend! Blessings to you.

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I also watch all the videos, I am a university student, so sometimes I keep KZbin off for a few months during exams, when I come back, I start from the last video I watched and watch all the videos step by step.

[@Daniel_gaming24]

@@OFFICERMMviewsyearsago awesome

[@crowverra5343]

Mulberries are a favorite of mine, i made mulberry pancakes jut the other day, also note that red mulberries ripen when red and are north americas native species, black mulberries and white mulberries come from south asia for the black and north asia for the white, all three have cross bred on mass across the usa and north america as a whole because we tried and failed three times to start a north american based silk industry, people were encouraged to grow mulberries and due to silk moths having difficulties adapting and unskilled workers, that dream of local sericulture died.

[@annalisacasini]

While the white mulberry found a favorable environment in northern Italy (Europe) and in the early 1900s many families raised silk berries by feeding them with white mulberry leaves, for a thriving silk industry, you know we Italians are famous for high fashion

[@crowverra5343]

unfortunately most america at those times when we tried didn't know which mulberries where preffered by silk worms, then specific white mulberry species' are preffered by different silk worms, they didn't know enough to be a success here, and rivals in the silk industry, like those in Italy, helped snuffed out any small silk buissnesses that did come about, they were more established.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Interesting history.

[@user-pz1hq3sk3q]

Блин,Чад,как же это ценно когда человек готовит посудой изготовленной собственными руками.Это так аутэнтично.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Да, это отличный опыт.

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A great video on my birthday! Hooray! 😁

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Happy birthday 🎉🎉🎉

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[@DEUSEFIEL001]

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[@DEUSEFIEL001]

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[@cattooflove724]

Happy happy birthday..

[@anthonysanchez9387]

I love the videos when you have seasonal primitives It would be cool if you had seasonal visitors I love those videos

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

After I build more huts then maybe I'll have seasonal visitors.

[@Ghost_Os]

8:03 I love the drumming sound. Looking forward to the fermented beverage video.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I love fermented drinks. I've been consuming them for many years.

[@jrfmichigian]

Have you considered building half underground for cooler home conditions! Michigander here! Semper fidelis to my brothers

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I want to build several different shelters so I can experience them all in different weather conditions. Half underground would be awesome but also very difficult to accomplish in this very rocky earth.

[@jrfmichigian]

@@ChadZuberAdventures I dig holes for my job!!! The rocks can be useful for foundation and half walls!! Your clay hole is a fine start! I see it's taken awhile for the clay hole to get deeper!! Plus not easy with primitive tools!! Thanks for the response!! Semper fidelis

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

@@jrfmichigian Yeah, it's taken quite a while to dig but it's not in a good location for a shelter because water drains into it when it rains.

[@jrfmichigian]

@@ChadZuberAdventures flooding! Lots to consider isn't there!!

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

@@jrfmichigian Yes, always so much to consider.

[@NohaH-zf3ds]

It Another one!💞🇬🇭

[@coolvalleydude]

breakfast of champions!

[@OFFICERMMviewsyearsago]

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[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Cool story. Thanks for sharing. I wish you all the best.

[@OFFICERMMviewsyearsago]

​@@ChadZuberAdventuresThank you! I wish the same for you.

[@XaLoiVlog]

The ceramics are very primitive. Great Chad. Older brother

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yes, they certainly are primitive.

[@doomguy327]

Chad is Conan, who returns to his Cimmeria, creating things for himself along the way))) 😂

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Hahahaha

[@raysoutdoors3558]

Love this channel you can learn a lot from this channel and Chad is a great teacher keep on keeping on Chad my brother

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Thank you so much for your supoort!

[@derwynmdockenjr]

You could lay your buckskin down under the mulberry tree and shake it 😊. Mad love as always 🙏♥️

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yep, along with some baskets and my other skins.

[@itsafish4600]

real chad

[@pythooonuser]

Looking forward to learn about your fermented drink indeed!

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❤❤❤❤ More épisodes

[@MRC673]

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[@federicodadone3247]

Todo el material que haces va a tomar más y más valor con el correr del tiempo! Saludos desde argentina chad!

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Cada día aprendo más y más. Eso vale mucho.

[@bertnerny]

It’s a good idea to mix the dry ingredients separately so they are evenly distributed with each other, and then add to the wet ingredients like the berries and water. That way you avoid or reduce clumping together of certain ingredients.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Very true. Good tip.

[@Chlowe186]

It seems like living alone is more fun😊

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Not really

[@HeatherNaturaly]

The most efficient way to harvest mulberries is to lay a hide/sheet under the branch, and shake the ripe fruit onto it.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

That's what I need to do.

[@Herobrine777r1v]

Mr chad is back 🗿⚡

[@ZobrAz]

Most interesting cooking vlog since ice age. 🙂👍

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

You must not have seen my other cooking videos.

[@Zack-qe2or]

Thx for making these videos, and just a suggestion you should make like a recipe book or something❤

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Actually for the past year I've been writing recipes from all my wild food experiments. A recipe book will be coming in the future but I still have a lot of work to do.

[@GardeningFeedingCookingFolk]

Cây dâu rừng rất nhiều trái ,cuộc sống sinh tồn nơi hoang mạc rất khắc nghiệt ,tôi rất nể phục sự kiên cường của bạn ,

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Sa mạc thực sự là một môi trường rất khắc nghiệt.

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[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Hey Leslie!

[@brahimbrahim2784]

Beautiful, looks delicious

[@Herobrine777r1v]

I just made it for myself and it was delicious, thank you dear Chad, but I used blackberries ❤🌰

[@luansilvail]

I liked your haircut chad, it reminds me a lot of how much you made the videos of the first cabin in 2018

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

It's amazing how different I look since I cut my hair.

[@dimatraveler]

Бродяга на каяке, реально выживаю на необитаемых островах. Привет из Индонезии от канала Dima traveler 👋🙂🏝. ..

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Давайте вместе отправимся в приключение на острове.

[@dimatraveler]

@@ChadZuberAdventures Good idea🙂👍🏝

[@vilnissalzemnieks9356]

That drink looks so "energetic". Won't there be a rocket effect reaction?💅

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Haha, no, no rocket effect.

[@robertagarzon610]

Hi Chad I’m sure those packages are delicious.bon apetit !!👏👏

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Thanks! Yeah, they are pretty good. Not sweet like IHOP but certainly much healthier.

[@bushcraft_bushcraft]

🔥Greetings, colleague, you finally have a clay flask.🙌

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I made this clay flask two years ago.

[@RisenFromDarkness_1880]

Great video those pancakes look really good. Also the mulberry trees have a useful very strong fiber that can be extracted from the younger branches or young shoots. This fiber can be made into cordage and spun into a very soft cotton like white yarn when rettted in water for a few days, washed well and declumped which is the hard part. Other plants like yucca can be made into yarn by harvesting the younger leaves of the plant before they open up. When laboriously pounded for an hour sometimes longer not uncommon to pound more and boiled in plain water for an hour they should be shiny white and very soft.

[@ramboturkey1926]

weave a large mat from what is handy and place under tree to collect the fallen fruits then you can fold it and pour the berries into a basket, roll up for transport

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

That's the best primitive idea I've heard for collecting this fruit. Thanks!

[@LOVE555.]

Хорошее печенье❤

[@justinklugTV]

Oogah boogah my bruda

[@yayatyat894]

Cool ..😮

[@sirtumasyan]

Сэр шелковица полезна для сердца я ее летом ел с удовольствием 👍🤤

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Да, здесь столько вкусной пищи для сердца.

[@AVRORA844]

От выживания к процветанию , МОЛОДЕЦ 💪 🤝🔥

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Я пока не процветаю, но надеюсь, что скоро.

[@AVRORA844]

@@ChadZuberAdventures если рыбу ловить будешь на ловушки то нужно приманку в ловушку вешать рыба идет хорошо в ловушку когда там есть еда, так же форель можно добывать острогой, рыба это источник белка, аминокислот и даже витаминов , да её и коптить можно, копченное мясо и рыба хранится очень долго.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

@@AVRORA844 Да, я кладу наживку в ловушку, когда иду на рыбалку.

[@iyangherdiana4401]

I will be very happy if you tutorial on making fermentation drinks. I can't wait for the time

[@junajolopezgonzalez391]

One thing is an experimental joke, you know what the nut says to the screw, I went overboard 😱🤯🇮🇨🇪🇸

[@MeyKitchen]

the best video 😍

[@SimoneLeonardis]

Have a good day tomorrow Chad

[@user-fb6dc1yq2x]

Ну наконец-то я нашёл нормальный кулинарный канал.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Ха-ха-ха, какая часть этого видео нормальная?

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@@ChadZuberAdventures все видио без исключения!

[@Emin12314]

I'm Indonesian, on the side of the road near my house there is a mulberry tree, I don't know who planted it but the tree has been there since I was little, I always eat the fruit,But unfortunately due to road construction the tree was cut down last week, I didn't know there were mulberry trees in Indonesia because I only found them in my village

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

That's so sad. I'm sorry that your tree was cut down. It always upsets me when people destroy a productive tree because of inconvenience.

[@TabonaASMR]

Genial el video, estaré esperando a la fiesta de la cerveza Chad Zuber 😅, gracias como siempre por tu exelente documental.

[@mikebull9785]

Wood ash in small amounts on some plants acts as a fertilizer in the sense of alkalizing the soil, as this is good for some plants. Also, in proportion to one liter of water, add 4 spoonfuls of ash and boil for 5-6 minutes. Then let the ash sediment settle for a few hours and carefully collect the water. This water was used in the past as shampoo, for the production of soap, as a detergent for clothes, especially white clothes. It was also used in recipes rather as a substitute for baking soda

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yes, I always use ashes for the soil.... The process you describe is for making lye, right?

[@mikebull9785]

@@ChadZuberAdventures Yes!I've heard it was used to clean cookware as well.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

@@mikebull9785 Yes, I've seen it used for cleaning cookware too.

[@pavelusa3423]

👏 excellent..dobro hoot..bon appetite in cz..

[@Blessed_be_Israel]

Hi there these pancakes look so good and healhy organic verry healthy

[@latshiba]

Lucky to find mulberry!

[@RiyanRiyan-yb9sr]

Wah kamu membuat kemajuan yg baik 👍

[@troobix_s]

3:55 - some people in Russia lay sheets or plastic under the mulberry tree, shake the tree and then gather from the ground. If the tree is to high though - the berries would crash.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

That is a good way to do it.

[@leonisantos5776]

TÃO LINDO tudo NATURAL. 😍😍😍😍😍 Abraços CHAD🍇🧀

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Abraços!

[@keeperofthegood]

Indeed! Mulberry is a family fav here too in Ontario Canada. Ground sheet harvest has been used for a very long time here too, the ripe fruit just fall off the tree. A short soak in some acid water encourages a drop in insects (vinegar these days, but any acid rich fruits will do). There are quite a variety of berry colours and flavours. The white berries tend towards pure sweetness and no flavour, the dark red/black ones can either be unpleasant OR the real deal for taste. If you grow the white ones, you can simply use the juice as a sugar base for preserves or ferment without getting a "mulberry" flavour and in place of other sugars like sugar beat or sugar cane.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I've never seen white mulberries. I don't know which species these are but they are quite tasty. Actually very tasty.

[@moixdollASMR]

mulberry pancakes! i'd love to try these

[@GatorLife57]

Good vid Chad.....🎉

[@hajnalkabalogh9026]

Amazing! Thanks for this video.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Thanks for watching.

[@sheilam4964]

Making a large basket to catch the fruit when you shake the Mulberry bush sounds like a great idea. I hope it works as well as it sounds. The berries better drop like rain. 😊 Thx for filming this and sharing it with us.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yeah, but it has to be a HUGE basket.

[@sheilam4964]

@@ChadZuberAdventures - You'd never be able to carry it. 😆😆😆I guess a multiple of manageable large baskets would be a better idea. Maybe a woven matt 'set-up' would work?

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

@@sheilam4964 Yeah, a mat or skins placed underneath would be more practical.

[@Jos-scifiwriter]

Awesome 😄 that was cool👋😄

[@nils-peterwihlney8732]

If people want to complain about eating ash as unhealthy, they clearly haven't noticed how we eat in modern society. Grilling, smoking, heck even baking in an oven produces ashes. Pizza baking produces ash and some people bake pizza in a wood-fueled pizza oven. Even in a simple frying pan, you can get ash when you try to get a sear or want to caramelize some onions. It is small amounts but it is still there.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

You are absolutely right about that. Many cooked foods contain charcoal in them. I wonder what the true effects may be.

[@barrymayson2492]

They use blankets or fine nets under the olive and almond trees then shake or a small hand rake to get the fruits to drop.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yeah, I want to make a primitive method.

[@kysbuver2668]

I gather mulberry fruits and make them into medicinal drinks or slick drinks. A drink that is good for men. Berry's seeds need to be careful, knowing that eating too much can't digest them.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I should experiment with making a drink.

[@ladyofthemasque]

When I had the chance to go down to Melbourne in Australia back in 2010, my friends who lived there took me around the local region to see the sights. One of the places we stopped as a farm selling goat cheese, locally made for over a century, that was traditionally preserved by rolling it in (black) ashes. It was unusual to say the least, since I hadn't heard of that preservation method for cheese before, but it was actually pretty tasty! As for the health benefits versus harm, I think it has to do what sort fo pH you are accustomed to dealing with in your daily life. There are folks living in Florida who can handle the high alkalinity of the local water just fine. But I'm from Western Washington, where our local water sources are far more likely to be acidic--proof of this lies in the fact that hydrangea bushes, whose petals are white in neutral 7pH and often pink from a higher, alkaline soil pH in most of the rest of the States, those same bushes have blue petals instead from the high acidity of our soil. And when I visited Florida years ago, drinking the local tapwater...I actually got quite sick from my organs NOT being used to consuming such highly alkaline water (comparatively speaking). A little bit of off-pH water is fine, but I was in Florida for a few weeks, and hadn't known that my organs could be adversely affected by the local water. Thankfully, once the clinic I visited figured out why I was suffering, the cure was easy. The way how I 'cured' it wasn't just drinking bottled water (because even the bottled water down there is a bit too alkaline, though it was better for me than tapwater all the same). It was actually through consuming a lot more in the way of acidic foods and drinks, which balanced out the alkalinity. 1-2 glasses of lemonade a day was enough to balance my pH and make me feel well again, and I was able to survive the rest of my stay. I've also had similar problems in other locations, including the deserts of the Middle East. In that situation, I was drinking bottled water, but the food was grown and cooked in higher alkaline conditions than I was used to consuming. I just bought a squeeze bottle of lemon juice and added a squirt to each bottled water I drank, occasionally had a lemonade, and that was all it took. Chad, on the other hand, isn't from Western Washington. He already lives in that area, so his body is well adapted to the groundwater of the coastal Southwest. He's not going to have problems with alkalinity from a little smear of ashes on his pancakes. (Not nearly like I would, lol, but I'd still give them a try!) And since humans have been cooking over ashy fires since before we were humans (or at least H. sapiens--the oldest evidence for cooked meat are the bones of a fish that was roasted and consumed roughly 700,000 years ago!), I'm pretty sure a little bit of ashes once in a while wouldn't hurt anyone. Not even me!

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Thanks for sharing all of your experience with acidic vs. alkaline water. I was not aware of this. This is really good to know. I suppose that the sourberries that grow here are a good way to balance my pH if I'm consuming ashes. I actually notice a significant improvement in energy and overall wellbeing after drinking sourberry drink.

[@therealhellkitty5388]

A comment on making cordage…. If you soak your raw materials in water boiled with ash, it will reduce the amount of time it takes to remove the unwanted materials. I’m thinking in particular the agave that takes so much time to remove the green matter. Really enjoying your videos and have subscribed.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Have you done that with agave leaves before? I never heard of this technique. I'm going to test it with yucca leaves first. Thanks for the tip.

[@fadifadi-4u]

أتتبع قناتك منذ حوالي 4 سنوات من سوريا كل المودة والاحترام "تشاد" المميز 🌷👍

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

شكرا لك صديقي العزيز. بارك الله فيك. او بوركت.

[@gridinnozmu4358]

Esos panqueques primitivos están muy sanos y nutritivos,me encanta ver como cocinas amigo,increíble que hayas encontrado un árbol de Morera con esos frutos puedes hacer una deliciosa Chicha de Morera(bebida fermentada) incluso una mermelada para untar tus panqueques.Y acá en Chile.comemos las tortillas de rescoldo🫓 ,que se hacen metiéndolas entre medio de la.ceniza son muy ricas.Felicitaciones 💪🔥

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Sí, tengo tres años llegando a este lugar y nunca había visto estos árboles. Pero ahora sé. Sí, me gustaría hacer una bebida fermentada. Nunca escuché de las tortillas de rescoldo. Me puedes mandar la receta por favor??

[@tebogauna4348]

Mr. Chad. Those pancakes are perfect. 100% natural. regards

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yummy and healthy.

[@adnanciftci3788]

seni yeni izlemeye başladım harikasın özüne dönmüşsün. şehirlerden kaçmak tek gaye yaşama mücadelesi fatura yok para yok stres yok tamamen dogal tebrik ediyorum ama avlanmalısın et yemen lazım

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Burada avlanmak zordur ama nehirde balık tutmak çok iyidir.

[@adnanciftci3788]

@@ChadZuberAdventures bazen bu şekilde yaşamak herşeyi geride bırakmak istiyorum

[@roguemizo2496]

Make your own Salt from wood ash by extracting the liquid and boild it down. 😃

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I believe that only works with certain plants that have a high salt content.

[@Bazil_Zaman]

❤

[@lisakasprzycki]

I'm cracking myself up: I'm 'hanging' on every moment here ~ the angle of the sunlight, the fire in the daylight, the collection of comal plates.. the form of the cakes and .. fermented drink ! I accidentally began a year long fermented drink in a jug ... at home in the fridge, but then could take with me on long town trips and let it ripen a bit. Cold fermented = no alcohol; I'll be waiting to find it out how you make yours ! Happy midsummer; aloha.

[@mariagorettitorres1857]

Muito obrigada por mais essa ótima receita! Deus o abençoe e o proteja sempre. Brasília/Brasil.

[@pedrofernandesdossantos2338]

Parece delicioso essas panquecas

[@AmauriPoyntz]

Yummy pancakes save me some Tarzan they look really good

[@user-mq7hr6bc9q]

Спасибо за новое видео Чад.

[@alialmahanawi8409]

Great video Chad , thanks for sharing 🙏

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Thank you

[@barukahayakky3597]

buen video

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Gracias

[@dwaynewladyka577]

Perhaps you can get access to some type of fat, or oil, to place on the comal, to prevent food from sticking? The pancakes look great. I've never had mulberries before, but I did have other wild berries. Cheers, Chad! ✌️

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Maybe I will. But the ash works great.

[@yakaronielyak8299]

great video sir. Stay safe. The desert is deadly this time of year.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

That is the absolute truth.

[@desmorris9187]

Good work those look delicious

[@SeminarioMAE]

that looks delicious you should open up a primitive-themed restaurant

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I want to do that right here.

[@neoyoung976]

Some mulberry trees have white mulberries that are just as tasty, the white mulberries a ripe when they are soft to the touch, and they taste extremely sweet with no hint of sourness, but the black ones have more sourness but a deeper berry flavour. you can also dry the berries in the sun and use the dried berrries to make porridge or tea in the winter. Also thanks for the new video!

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yes, there are so many different kinds of mulberries. I couldn't identify which kind this one is. I should definitely dry some for the winter.

[@user-bu2ni4kl7z]

Greetings from Russia! I watch you all the time, it's very interesting. Please tell us the recipes for making beer and wine under Spartan conditions!

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I like that expression, "beer and wine under Spartan conditions"! I will do this soon.

[@kimdungvu2653]

Cám ơn chad đã cho người.xem được trải nghiệm cuộc sống khắc nghiệt của hoang mạc

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Không có gì

[@kimdungvu2653]

Cám ơn vì đã phản hồi chờ video tiếp theo

[@kianseyfi8993]

عالی بود ❤

[@untoldexplorer7680]

My people use wood ashes as an ingredient. When cooking like brinjal or any vegetables,most of people from northeast india use this wood ashes as an ingredient,it makes the vegetables get cooked in no time

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

They use it to speed up cooking, huh? Interesting.

[@untoldexplorer7680]

@@ChadZuberAdventures yes they did. They filter the ashes into liquid (taking away all the salty taste of the ashes into liquid form) . 1)keep some ashes into a container 2)make a number of small hole at the bottom of the container 3) put some water in the container 4) don't take the first 2/3 minutes filter liquid of the ashes as its dirty 5) take the rest of the filter ashes . Cook 1) cook some vegetables 2) during the middle of the process add some of this filter ashes water

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

@@untoldexplorer7680 Thanks for sharing.

[@rooteyt4330]

Like always, your videos are great asf

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Thank you!

[@Den-po5py]

У нас России тоже тутовник растёт 🙂 из него даже варенье делают

[@FreestiesFries]

i suggest adding a little bit of honey to make it sticky so it wont break apart. nice work pal!

[@oldguy3983]

Nice work man. Taking a break from preparing for hurricane here on Texas coast, making me rethink my choices of where I chose to put down roots lol. Keep up the videos I'll be back out in Big Bend Park pretty soon 🤞

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yeah, Texas is tough when it comes to weather. I think you will fare just fine though.

[@junajolopezgonzalez391]

Damn, I want one please 😱🇮🇨🇪🇸😋

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

You got it!

[@rhondas7866]

Hey 👋 thanks for sharing pancakes looked good 😊

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

They are!

[@assisevero]

Hi buddy! How's it going today? I hope you're doing well! I would like to sugest you make a wood or clay stool, to use in situations like that, when you are preparing your food or even eating! It'll be lots of effortless in your legs, toes and hips! Enjoying your expertises from Brazil! Hug

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yeah, that would be much easier but my concern is that will lead me to lose mobility. I have a saying, "Use it, or lose it".

[@assisevero]

@@ChadZuberAdventures LOL! That's it my friend!

[@vilnissalzemnieks9356]

10:35 Reminds me of my four year old daughter in the sandbox😎

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Hahhahaha!

[@MineR_kuno]

Dapur baru yang keren 🔥. Tapi apakah kamu ingin membuat kebun didekatnya? Semacam kebun rempah rempah. Karena kamu membuatnya didekat dapur sehingga kamu bisa memantaunya setiap hari.😅🙏

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Saya tidak merencanakan kebun rempah-rempah tahun ini.

[@alcicireria]

🌞

[@johnsuperfresh]

The homie is back!💪🏽

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Wuz up homie?