STRINGING AND CANNING BEANS..... Appalachian Greasy Beans

[@tarot_esoterica_with_erin]

I love that you have the toddler helping/learning. A fantastic family affair!

[@movinon1242]

I know I am not supposed to covet what another man has, but daggum. You are a man who has made some very good decisions in life and are reaping the rewards.

[@neilschipper3741]

What a cute and refreshing video teaching your babies old school ways. People nowadays have gotten so citified they don't even know how to cook little own can. When I was growing up we had what was call a truck Garden. Hated it when I was a kid hauling metal buckets of water out to the fields to water all the vegetables. Then in the fall my great-grandmother mother and my grandmother would be canning 4 days in a cauldron under an old apple tree. If you did that to a kid today they turn you into the child labor laws. Did that from Age 3 till I was 18 and left the house. Thanks for sharing and Hope younger people are watching it's a great way to make your budget go farther.

[@rebeccadees2300]

Your kids are precious and learning valuable lessons in preserving food from the garden.

[@sojournertruth231]

Greetings.... thanks for sharing the video. I remember as a kid spending summers at my Mamaw's house in Greenup, Ky., sitting on the back porch helping her string green beans. Afterwards, she would help me catch honeybees with her bare hands and we'd put them in a mason jar so I could look at them up close. After a little while, we'd set them free again. I was always amazed that she never seemed to get stung. She was the official Bee Catcher🐝🌻🐝 Good memories. Take care and looking forward to your next videos....peace

[@mlgauss60435]

Aw, Finn is adorable and a very good worker!❤ My mama used to put some bacon in her beans, gave it a good flavor!

[@retiredyeti5555]

Like Dan Van Hoose, I miss those old times also, but for me it was the times like you folks are doing in the vlog. After supper, Mom and Dad and us 3 kids would sit at the kitchen table and string and break beans for canning the next day. We would talk about our day, Dad would tell a story of his growing up days, we would sing songs and laugh. I always say that those were the best days of my life, until I met my wife of 51 years ago, and we started making memories of our own.

[@timgillenwater5989]

God bless you and your family love watching your videos teaching your children about life and the Lord

[@mojavebohemian814]

thank you

[@rebeccakrupp1804]

I love that you include the little ones, especially Finn!

[@larryculiver1690]

I'm a farrier and blacksmith God I love watching your videos it is so down-to-earth you got such a great family just love watching him keep them coming God bless you and God bless your family

[@onemorchatykathy]

Loved watching the process of putting up beans.

[@csnanny1882]

Awe, he’s a doll

[@HIPHOPKIDZCREW]

Oh my goodness Finley is too cute! Canning these beans ... looks so delicious

[@viviansmith8207]

I haven’t seen a dipper sense I was young. Love your videos.

[@oldchickenlady]

I really enjoy the videos of your family.

[@SweetTater]

What a wonderful cooperative family. I am a new viewer, and new to canning. I have 2 canners and 3 dehydrators. I'm not prepping, just trying to improve the quality of foods we eat, without artificial thickeners or preservatives and chemicals. I wish I grew up learning how to do this. You are giving your children an education very valuable for their lives.

[@viviansmith8207]

Precious

[@rudellblair7276]

Good one!

[@cookielove9310]

Looking yummy🌱

[@richardroyles1423]

Going to try to gain some this summer. Kansas

[@toddsherfey3652]

This is what life is all about. God bless yall

[@chrischristenson4547]

marvelous family time good to see time together

[@steveclark4291]

This something a person hardly sees anymore ! Sure glad the family works together and having doing it ! It is good to see that some places still has old family values ! Thank you for reassuring me that there is still hope for this world !

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank you so much

[@steveclark4291]

Your welcome ! I'm a 64 year old disabled veteran just living on a little farm here in south central Kansas . We had a lot of rain around the time that I usually plant me garden . So I didn't get one done this year . Maybe next year . Please keep making your videos as there are fun to watch plus give me ideas as what to try in my garden next year !

[@caytijones4224]

Love your videos! So informative and really entertaining, those children are good helpers! Won't be too long before Finley can take over for you, he's already figured out how to end your videos !!

[@csnanny1882]

I have wore this out ,love the videos of the family.

[@benf8706]

For what it’s worth, I use a palm sander with no paper (just the rubber) and hold it to the jar a few seconds- air bubbles all gone! A lot quicker

[@bretmccartney5625]

Pickin and canning in NWPA too!.....my boy and girl like cleaning beans ......for the first ten minutes;)

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Haha 10 minutes is better than nothing

[@lockeyanderson5169]

I use a wooden spoon to tamp the beans down so I won’t have any floating in bottom of jars great video

[@loiskilgore2118]

Good eating in the winter...

[@simplydeb8856]

I enjoyed the video. Your children are adorable!

[@slimfire54]

Thanks for the awesome video.It's great to see all the kids helping and learning.God Bless y'all to.

[@redhotsweetpotatoe]

Your videos and watching your sweet family bring me so much joy. Thank you for sharing.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Great job on the green beans. Kids really are a big help during garden time.

[@mrsdomino4196]

Thank you including me in your Family time together. Proud of the work ethic that your children display. Just heartwarming ❤️ Makes me have increased respect for my Mammy and Pappy that kept us Garden fed. Blessings.

[@artfulcoyote]

Good times with the family

[@caewalker9276]

Appreciate your time showing us

[@TheowlFreedompharms]

Oops im new to growning beans. wish I would have watched this before I picked my Greasy beans. I didn't remove the dadgum strings lol. They still taste great. Just gotta spit out the string😂

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Oh no!! Haha well at least they still taste good!

[@markfritts5996]

My grandparents grew greasies and canned exactly like you're showing here. They were in Mountain City, TN and would put up sixty to eighty jars per year. I still grow them just outside Chicago, IL. Best bean of any variety I've ever tasted.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

We love them! No other bean compares!

[@cindybeverley6838]

Fascinating, nothing like this in the uk.

[@seepingspringsfarm6017]

we have a row of limas blooming and looking good have never grown them before. 2nd planting of Roma bush bean up about 3 inches just a few to eat on. will be time for planting fall greens soon. Ole finn is stealing the show from the rest of you ppl! 3 beautiful kids,

[@chillytoes337]

Your children are a delight They all like to help out, which is great! That's a whole lot of beans! Enjoy!

[@MasterofScrutiny]

For every job that must be done, there is an element of fun. You find the fun, and SNAP! The job's a game! 😊👏🌱

[@PaulDGreen-bu4iz]

Great team effort! You don’t see that every day anymore! Thank you for sharing!

[@susanssoulshines9847]

Canning made easy at Fluty Lick :) Great family fun while preparing food for sustenance. Thx for the video, God bless yall!

[@stoneacresfarms9498]

Making some great memories with your kids. Beans looks really pretty in the jars. Enjoy watching y'alls videos

[@its4electric]

My foot it's just dancing away when I hear that banjo of yours

[@russsherwood5978]

yup gotta make it a game outta it or it aint fun,, thank ya fer the video

[@bsofar1675]

I love to see the finished jars on the shelf. So pretty.

[@jiggjohns1028]

The only thing I would say is to tell everyone how much water goes into the pressure cooker I’m good but some may not know.

[@steakandeggscynthiar.7714]

My husband likes to shell beans now. When he was a kid his Grandma would make him and his brother shell a quart each before they could go play. He said if he knew what he knew today he would have help shell all of them. I have never eaten greasy beans. They sure look good. We plant the Blue Lake.

[@JeffThacker]

It's great to see some one close to home making good ol country life videos. Your going to have to work on that sound a bit though.

[@grannianni7681]

Loved your video and the fact that y'all had some family time with those green beans!

[@marywalker5306]

I'm so glad you said you use no salt. Did not know you can can beans without salt. Love your videos.

[@ZalthorAndNoggin]

Seeing your family preparing the beans for canning was truly heart-warming Jared. As for the actual canning, that takes me back to my childhood when my grandmother bottled different fruit and tomatoes. Great to see the finished product and know all of you will eat well for a good long time to come. Thanks for another great video.

[@steveclark4291]

I just love the music you play on here !

[@movinon04]

im from Elkhorn city Ky and grew up eating white half runners and greasy beans as shuck beans my whole life-- 2 years ago a friend gave me a bag of-- blue lake stringless pole beans -- and skeptical as i am i didnt really want to try them-- but we did grow 1 row on the back end of the garden-- and i gotta tell ya those are the absolute best beans we have ever grown - no strings a nice long meatly bean and they taste like white half runners-- you ever get the chance to find any- give a row of them a try- you sure wont regret it- blessings

[@territn8871]

How I wish I could get some beans to can!! There is nothing better than a pot of green beans and taters. I used to raise a lot of beans to can but don't have a garden anymore. Still got my 2 big MiroMatic canners just like yours. I'd take one canner off and have my 2nd canner loaded and ready to go. Did you can any rattlesnake beans? You all sure have a sweet family! See ya next time!

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Hello Jared and family. This was a good start to my day watching you all working together to can some more beans. We sure enjoyed watching the kids helping you out also. Fin was surely determined to get them beans taken care of so YOU ALL could eat them and he could eat something other than GREEN STUFF ;-) Thanks for sharing .

[@terarenae]

He is SO cute!!! Thanks for the canning videos. I want to start canning but I've been nervous. Just started my first garden this year. All my poor cucumbers are yellow! Lol

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Best variety of cucumbers we’ve grew is called market more 76 and they don’t yellow much and do good in heat for us

[@jimg2553]

I love it. You are the perfect American family.Hello from Eastern Va.,soon to retire in Sugar Grove Eastern W. Va. where the Potomac river starts as a clear water ditch from my year round 5 gal. per second natural spring. Thanks

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

That is amazing!

[@jimg2553]

@@FlutyLickHomestead Just subbed a few days ago and really enjoy you guys. Real folk like me.You pick pretty darn good to Brother. Will be watching older and new vids.Thanks

[@danvanhoose6783]

Fins giving those beans heck.good family time.my kids are growed and gone,wife left.miss those old times.I'm making a mess of green beans and new taters and ham hocks this Sunday.on the farm,sit under the shade tree and snap beans from a wash tub.your kids are growing fast.

[@canoeloulou1166]

Your comment made me sad. My husband and I just said a prayer for you. 😊

[@pamelacox967]

I've never heard of Greasy Beans! Just the name leaves a bad taste in My mouth. Now these here are what I was raised to call either Half Runner's or Shelly Beans! Yummy; there the very best! Wish I were there to help ya all!

[@conniestarbuck5743]

I am curious about the greasy bean, is this common to KY or can I buy them elsewhere? Thank you for your videos!

[@jmpfjoy9858]

Can I come and live with y’all? My daddy was from West Virginia and I miss it!

[@vickydyar1856]

Sweet family, enjoy your videos. Do you eat pickled corn or pickled beans? If so, how do you prepare yours? Thank you so much. God bless you always and all your family.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

we always do pickled corn, we fry ours in bacon grease. we will do a video this year on ours

[@tarampryce1372]

Do you drink the water from the jars when you are done eatin the beans? I love drinkin green bean water

[@marygrace124]

Great to see a family working together! How old is Finlay? He's cute as a button!!

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank you! He is 2 and a half

[@JackieLew13]

Could you tell how long they will keep once canned please? Thank you

[@janetcutler9539]

Wow what an awesome family effort with the green beans I had a little giggle at lil Finlay's comment, most children do not like vegetables haha as a mother and grandmother if only children would eat vegetables but it's a universal thing. As mothers and grandmothers we need to hide veg sometimes in dishes or drinks. Blessings from Australia

[@pattycake57]

Loved y’all team work! So glad I watched, cause I actually thought y’all were going to “string” those beans like you might do popcorn to decorate a Christmas tree! Lol! Hadn’t heard it termed that way. However, you young people are doing a swell job and I enjoyed watching your videos.

[@zinnialady5153]

Where do you get your greasy bean seeds from?

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Got them from a few local people and save my seed every year

[@CultivatingCountryLife]

Do you save any beans for planting? How do you keep them as when I save peas and beans they go moldy

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

yes we do. I let them get dry on the vine or mostly dry then I lay the seeds on a newspaper a few days to dry and jar them up and set in pantry or in freezer

[@CultivatingCountryLife]

@@FlutyLickHomestead thanks, sorry for giving you so many comments to reply to 😂

[@marinevet7273]

What is the name of the beans you had on Etsy this year?

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Greasy beans

[@MarkJones-kd6ye]

do you eat all you can each year

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Most the time sometimes we carry things over into next year

[@JanetWilham]

DO THEY TASTE LIKE =LEATHER BRITCHES DO--?? IF SOO I WANT THE SEEDS BAD--PLEASE LET ME KNOW AND WHERE TO GET THE SEED BEANS--GOD BLESS.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

They taste little different just because they haven’t been dried, but they are a awesome bean!! Far better than most any kind I’ve ate, I will have some seeds for sale this fall and may know another source for a few

[@JanetWilham]

@@FlutyLickHomestead OK THANKS A BUNCH--AND BTW YOU PLAY REALLY REALLY GREAT--GOD BLESS FROM OHIO FROM OLD GRANNY-LOL.

[@JohnDavis-yz9nq]

No low volume and sound on your video Budroe. Can’t hear you.

[@eugeneconner6934]

Put them I a pot with so fatback ... I be over in 20 minutes