Survival Sealing Canning jars WITHOUT canning LIDS ,USE FOR JAMS ONLY (Peach Jelly)

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[@eileenlester4342]

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[@HomesteadTessie]

Hi Eileen !!

[@owen4248]

Good evening Eileen Lester:) Love you:)

[@ericastout9873]

Hi Eileen 👋

[@tammyisenblatter9138]

Hello there Eileen!!!💜

[@eileenlester4342]

@@tammyisenblatter9138 Hi Tammy! How are you doing today? 💜

[@marianskains2167]

This is the way we always did our jelly back in the old days. My mama taught me to wash the wax and save it for the next time and to use only Gulf wax no candy wax.

[@IJustWantToUseMyName]

My grandmother used to seal her jellies with paraffin wax. We used to make Dad eat the first bit in case there was any wax left from unsealing it. His mother, his wax. lol It’s good memories.

[@vallovesnature8449]

Hi Tessie! I remember my landlord’s wife left us a couple jars of homemade grape jelly when I was at college. She reused shrimp cocktail jars. She sealed them with wax & had a little piece of cord in the wax so we could open them. Seeing you make these brings back that wonderful memory for me. Blessings always dear one!

[@ML-sy3bn]

Your introduction with the table setting is just beautiful!

[@carrieg9232]

Tessie I'm so impressed with all your homemaking skills which have been lost but would be so valuable for survival

[@jimleonard7501]

Love peach jelly on buttered English muffins

[@PokerHillFarm]

I have been using powdered pectin that I've been buying in bulk. The only jelly/jam recipe that powdered pectin won't work in is Pepper Jelly. Buying in bulk saves a lot of money for me. The color of that jelly is beautiful. You can also pop that wax out and wash the back and reuse them. That's what my mother did.

[@SuffolkSusie]

Wow.. reusing the Wax too! I'm learning so much

[@tjandbeth311]

I canned about 60 jars of pepper jelly this summer, and I used powdered pectin for a few batches. As long as the powdered pectin is cooked in at the right time and the sugar is added last, it’ll do right. I think it’s easier with liquid pectin, though.

[@strawberryme08]

How do you buy bulk?

[@nicolekollman]

@@tjandbeth311 thanks good advice pectin first sugar later.....!!!!!!

[@day-2-dayfarms793]

Love your dish towel (I’m from Texas). >>>This is the way I learned how to make jelly 50 years ago. 😳 I’m sure there are some who have never heard of this method..

[@oscarfelix1952]

Prepper Princess sent me here. I've been watching several of your videos and I was really touched by the video that sent you on this journey. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Life is a journey for all of us and in the end we all need to learn how to take care of ourselves.

[@HomesteadTessie]

Welcome!I am so glad to have you here !

[@maylinehan4501]

Hello Tessie, really enjoyed the vlog and the jelly and jars look so lovely. You have a good eye for presentation.Would be great if one day you could have a little tea shop in your beautiful garden and sell the jellies, jams, bread, cakes salves - the list is endless.

[@janicundiff4023]

I feel more autumn now ❤️

[@willothewispl]

My grandmother used to do it that way. Thank you for the wonderful memories. I should start canning. Did some years ago with my uncle. He was an old army cook. He made lots of wonderful things. Tessie I just love watching your videos. God Bless.

[@lissettesbloom8223]

I’m been watching your videos since last night. Then went to church with my husband and grandkids and relaxing now watching more. Learning so much. You are a Proverbs 31 Woman. Praise God.

[@guykenniker9498]

My mom always waited for wax to cool then added a string to pull up the wax

[@TheNoonie50]

Great idea! Thanks, going to try it.

[@debbimeyersbrant5752]

That is how I do it also.

[@jo-anndigennaro9137]

I haven't seen jelly canned that way in years. We had a huge Concord grape vine in our back yard. My husband's cousins did it that way every year for the whole family. They used small glasses would fill them and then covered them with the wax.i was amazed you can do it that way because my family always used canning jars. That was more than fifty years ago.🧓

[@voodookitchenmama]

I collect those little jars with those pretty lids, too! I remember when I was a little girl, people would use Gulf wax to seal their jellies and jams. They would save the wax once they opened the jar, wash it, and melt it down next time they made jelly or jam.

[@feleciasmith5092]

Oh my word! Those jelly jars are the cutest I’ve ever seen.

[@kathyburton3795]

You brought up some great memories! My grandmothers always used paraffin to seal jelly jars. My mom switched to using lids and rings so, while I helped her with lots of canning, I never did this myself but I remember eating grandma's jelly. What a treat!! I also thought about the foam while the jelly was boiling. We didn't add butter to knock it down but used a spoon to skim it off and put it in a cup or small bottle. In my house that was called the "scum pot" and it was our sample of how the jelly turned out. It was eaten immediately or if there was lots, kept in the fridge for a few days. I also had to come mind a video I saw on another channel in the last few weeks (sorry, I don't remember which one) where they were making blackberry jam and instead of commercial pectin, adding a grated apple. Apples are full of natural pectin. I thought that would be a great survival type method.

[@melodiegasaway3038]

Wow the color of your jelly is beautiful

[@rosemarie6545]

YUMMY...I would be tempted to drink it! The presentation with the jar lids is charming.

[@owen4248]

Good Evening Tessie, Sisters, Brothers,and Friends:) Please remember to hit the like button it helps Tessie Greatly:) Also Play Tessie's play lists Tessie will appreciate it lots :)

[@Aleisha313]

Hello Owen☺

[@owen4248]

@@MichaelR58 Hi Michael 58:) Stay safe and healthy my friend:) God Bless!

[@tammyisenblatter9138]

Hello Owen my friend :)

[@owen4248]

@@Aleisha313 Hello Aleisha Mckuhen:)

[@FarmerG]

Happy Friday to you 😁

[@MeezerGurlMakes]

This is how my mum used to make jams and jellies. Brings back lots of memories of trying to dig out the wax in one piece without it breaking. LOVE the jelly jars lids - they are the prettiest tops I've ever seen!

[@tammyisenblatter9138]

HELLO TESSIE!!! Oh that Peach Jelly looks SO SWEET AND GOOD!!! Thank you for showing you pouring the paraffin on top! It looked like the jelly had already set!!! God bless You, Chevyman and your family!!!💖🍑🍑🍑

[@Yosef_79]

I love your channel Tessie

[@jeanphillips1030]

My Grandma use to can jelly like this.

[@anetteholm6384]

Mine too :)

[@ericastout9873]

My previous mom used to make the best apple jelly!! And she put that on her jars to.. God bless you and your family. Have a great weekend

[@ericastout9873]

Hi Angel girl. I'm here for you guys! God bless you and your family. Have a great weekend

[@Sunshine-zg7pw]

Hi Erica! I should have known I’d find you here! ♥️

[@karenredding9439]

Good evening Tessie! My husband bought me one of those steamers you have with the hose. Do you have a video on using that steamer? I don't have anything to make jelly right now, but as soon as I do I want to make jelly. I was planning on making plum jelly, but our trees had no fruit this year. I can see how your granddaughters love to be in your beautiful garden. I look forward to your next video. Bless you sister Tessie. 🙏🍑❤💕

[@HomesteadTessie]

I do Karen ! I will look and see where that video is !

[@ellenfisher6341]

Beautiful , Tessie ! They look so yummy & what a nice job you did , making them look like a wonderful gift !!!

[@owen4248]

Good evening ellen my friend :)

[@terryswald9043]

You always make thing's look so easy , love this video as it was real peach juice , much better taste than using frozen juice ! ! Thank you for the video and your time ! God Bless 😇 everyone and stay safe and have a wonderful evening

[@verniemax]

Wow Tessie that jelly really looks good and I too was so impressed with the color I was just admiring it when you said it! I don't eat jelly Tessie but boy oh boy how that looked you get me to try it!! It really really looks good!! I also love the jars you were putting jelly in!!! So so cute and if you give away as gift boy whoever you give to will just love it bc they r not only so cute; I'm sure it taste oh so delicious 😋!! Well take care and God Bless!!! ♥️✝️✝️✝️♥️

[@owen4248]

Good evening Vernie my friend :) Good to see you:) It does look really good:) Love and Hugs my friend:)

[@verniemax]

Hey there Owen 🙋‍♀️!! Good to see you!! Yes it does!! Love ♥️ hugs 🤗 back to you my friend!! Take care and God Bless!! ♥️✝️✝️✝️♥️

[@Fite52]

The peach jelly looks delicious! Your grand daughter is a beautiful young lady. God bless ❤️🙏

[@nancyjames9471]

My grandma also made jelly like this. I loved watching her.

[@loves2spin2]

This is so nice! That's how it was done when I was young. I do have one suggestion. Please tell your subscribers that it is vital that when they melt the paraffin to do it in a double boiler arrangement because if it gets too hot, it can explode. I knew someone that happened to and she got badly burned. Your jelly looks SO good and would make sweet gifts.

[@patriciandcowgirl6044]

The jelly jars are so cute!

[@jemmiestone5731]

Beautiful Peach Jelly Tessie. Thank you for sharing how to seal them with Paraffin wax. Much love to you. God Bless Y'all. Hugggggs

[@lisa32469]

Yum!!! Happy weekend everyone!!! I💜

[@tammyroyal4982]

This is how I used to seal my jellies and jams back in the 80's. Brings back memories! Thank you Tessie!

[@debbiealtman4572]

Love the jars with pretty lids. Tfs

[@kimberlyclark4188]

Your jelly is beautiful Tessie! My grandmother used to seal jelly with wax just like this. My daddy, when he was living, would tell stories of he and his brothers sneaking into the smokehouse (cold storage) and stealing Grandma’s jam by removing the wax, eating some of the jelly, then putting back the wax so she wouldn’t notice! Precious memories❤️. Those jars are amazing too- May I ask where you found them?

[@janicereeser1965]

At her thrift store on "thrifty😍 Thursdays" videos it shows them.

[@owen4248]

Good Morning Tessie, Sisters, Brothers, and Friends:) Wish you all a wonderful blessed Saturday filled with Gods joy and happiness:) Remember to pray for one another and for all around the world:) God Bless You! Love you all:) Keep smiling:)

[@janetbusch6517]

Anyone else remember pushing the side of wax to pop up to get to the jam safely hiding under it. Thanks to my mom for preparing me to handle any situation !

[@susanb2171]

I remember when you found these jars at the thrift store! They are perfectly suited for your beautiful jelly.❤️

[@heatherjunker967]

Tessie, I just found this video. My husband found some old jelly jars of his late mothers. Then at the store we saw some parafin wax in the canning section. I was able to tell him it was used to seal jam/jelly. My great aunts (sisters) used to can that way. Thanks to you I now know how to use the wax. Nowadays lids can be hard to find. Thank you

[@HomesteadTessie]

Heather that is great !!!!

[@pjl2963]

Such cute jelly jars and lids! Perfect for tucking away for Christmas gifts! This is such a versatile jelly...I could see subbing it for apricot jelly in many chicken recipes. My mom used to seal her jelly with wax, too...brings back such memories. My favorite was her spiced crab apple jelly!

[@owen4248]

That's a very creative way to seal up those jars:) Love this Tessie you taught me a lot about canning Very creative :) Love you my sister:) God Bless you and Ken :) Tessie I was out at the beach today :)

[@margaretsteel8766]

I wondered why the store was selling paraffin on a shelf above the canning jars.

[@elizabethcope1502]

I saw lots of Gulf Paraffin on shelf @ Kroger. I thought hum, I need to get some just in case. I also need to learn how to use it. Thank you, Tessie.

[@richardschmidt2430]

Beautiful video, Tessie! I make my own rhubarb bbq sauce, then I saw it on the internet! Imagine that??? That peach jelly looks wonderful! :) Have a blessed weekend from Dawn @ Rich & Dawn in MN :)

[@loripark6391]

I LOVE peaches! My mom used to buy flats of them off the back of the fruit truck when I was little girl. This looks delicious! 💜

[@terrytidwell1337]

I love this way my great grandmother used to do this all the time when she made jelly or jams I loved watching her can when I was little girl and where did you get those cute jars at I like them I have never seen jars like those before Thank you Tessie we love you sweetie

[@charlenebrissette3348]

My teeth hurt just looking at all that sugar lol.

[@xXTheoLinuxXx]

The old fashion way :) With a shortage of lids it is nice to have an option and paraffin wax is easier to get (and a lot cheaper).

[@diannejackson2400]

Very NICE! Thank you for sharing!

[@tash2166]

I wish I lived next door to you....but in a way I feel I am watching your videos and learning so so much....thank you x

[@SL-kd9zw]

Oh I'll bet that is going to be yummy! Wonderful for gift giving too!😊

[@katherinekeon7034]

I love your jelly making time. Felt like I was home with my grandma's, mom and friends. Thank you. So beautiful.

[@jaynelymer6442]

Here in UK when we make jam we put on wax paper discs you buy ready cut for either 1lb or 2lb jars the papers are placed wax side down on top of jam then I either put on a lid or you can get cellophane discs you can fit with elastic bands and I have never had any problems with the jam. Your jam looks a beautiful colour and those jars are just gorgeous. Love to you Tessie Xx ❤️

[@bellesparks4374]

My grandma always used wax. This will save me so many lids!!! I am a huge jelly maker. I adore the cloth and little metal lids you used:)! Definately going to do this:)! Thanks:)!

[@yoopermann7942]

this is how i learned how to make jelly and jam from my mom and grand mom, way back when i was 7 or 8 years old, i,m 56 now that was the early 1970s, if i remember right grand ma only used powered pectin and i think the wax was GULF wax as she said to use only that wax, when we opened a new jar we had to wash the old wax to re-use, there was no wasteing any thing back then not like today.. thank you for the memories!!!p.s. i didnt have any sisters or girl cousins that were old enough to help, lucky me i got to get any that grand mom or mom woul leave after the jars were fulled and waxed.. great GREAT video

[@deborahwagner9033]

looks good

[@lovejoypeace5972]

What a pretty gift they would make--such cute little jars & the jelly is a beautiful color.

[@debrabell1580]

That brought back a childhood memory. Us kids took the wax and waxed up our slide because it made us go really fast. Lol I pretty sure we just ended up with waxy drawers.

[@emmylou-y4b]

Perfection, Tessie!!! God bless.

[@johnnabaldwin5567]

I can remember opening home made jam/jelly when I was a child. My mom always had it covered with wax. You sure brought back some wonderful memories.

[@pattycake8272]

Little Sierra..so cute. I don't eat jelly but that is so cool that you can do that.

[@marybethsmith6458]

Those turned out beautiful.

[@michaelhenderson8071]

Good evening Tessie

[@juto4825]

Jelly did have such a pretty color, and I bet it's delicious. I remember my mother using paraffin when sealing her jelly.

[@jonskinner3940]

Catching up on all I've missed due to everyday life, and this is a great episode! I have never had peach jelly, but have always wanted to taste it. Thanks so much, dear Tessie! I've missed you!!

[@ludiemaye6560]

The jelly is beautiful Tessie , this sure brings back sweet memories when mom and i would make jelly we would leave a little in the pan and spread it on a piece of bread. she would always say we got to have a sample of this fine blessing, thanks Tessie, Love You Friend. back to the kitchen. canning chicken today

[@christinapuleo5527]

That peach jelly looks delicious 😋 The jars look so pretty! Thanks! 🙂

[@eileenlester4342]

Hi Tessie sis. 🌞 Oh my goodness! You certainly were blessed with an abundance of fruit. Love peaches. 🍑 Never knew about adding butter. Cool. Also didn't know that they made liquid pectin! TFS your knowledge. Never too old to learn! 🤓 I've had a watermelon sitting on the kitchen table for a while. Not sure about it...so, if for some reason it's not sweet enough...Will make jam! 🍉 Your jelly looks soooooooooo delicious! 😜

[@owen4248]

Good evening Eileen Lester :) Love you :)

[@eileenlester4342]

@@owen4248 Hi Owen. Hope that you're doing OK. It was cooler today but I was resting up because I over did it yesterday. I need to take my own advice. LOL Love you. 💜

[@owen4248]

@@eileenlester4342 Hi Eileen I'm doing good had a nice day out at the beach and I'll be going tomorrow as well:) Glad it was cooler for you and you got some rest:) Love you:)

[@robloxisbest6415]

Great job 😀 great ideas ; have a good evening Kim Crawford from Indiana

[@jamierossi2573]

Hiya Tessie. Watching you create is ever so relaxing. I swear we need smell o vision. I love your details. I'm super interested in a juicer. Man would it make extracting wonderfully easy. Grapes here are soon to be picked. Excited for jellies & juice to can.

[@JustJudy]

Tessie. The pectin boxes have a low sugar recipe pectin that requires only around 4 cups of sugar instead. It’s really good, I used it in my strawberrry jam this year I’m sure you have already seen these though, have a wonderful Saturday 💕

[@HomesteadTessie]

Great idea!!

[@rachelseibert7882]

Thank you for showing how it should coat the spoon, it made sense! You are such a good teacher! 😊

[@luviefritz644]

Tessie i really enjoy your videos,I,m sure people who can,t get out like myself I have copd i,m on oxygen 24/7 lol my family are very protective about letting me go shopping etc. thank you for all your hard work

[@CouponGail]

I want to try this recipe! Hi Tessie! Learning so much from you.

[@hjkahvedjian4628]

That jelly looks so so pretty. Bet it is super tasty, too!

[@LLjean-qz7sb]

It looks delicious! I think your viewers would have like to see what the wax looked like on the top of the jelly when it was cooled. I only know, because my grandmother used to do this when she made her grape jelly from her concord and white grapes! Grape juice, too! We loved to pop the wax when she opened a new jar!! I still have her old fashioned, manual bottle capper, with some caps that she used when she made grape juice concentrate in old, glass soda bottles! Oh, the good old days!! Enjoy your jelly and God Bless!

[@carmengonzalezfrompuertori2338]

What a nice video, Tessie you are an inspiration. Have a great weekend!!!

[@Randy8923]

Enjoyed. Great job Tessie! God bless you for teaching us and helping us.

[@christieboeke8656]

Oh my gosh..tht looks so yummy and so easy..hugs from Ohio...thank you Tessie for taking the time to so us such good ideas..🌸🌼🌸🌼

[@alwaysromancatholic]

Beautiful videos, Miss Tessie. You make it look so easy!

[@patschomann7338]

I've done it that way Tessie and I might go back to it! Thanks so much that was a great demonstration!

[@lauravitaliani9666]

The peach jelly looks yummy.

[@bambihargrove6499]

You made that look so easy Tessie, Thank you very much. 👍

[@ruthgoddard6539]

Oh I remember the wax. The old folks used to use it a lot. Works great.mom taught me to ake pear honey and was so pretty with wax on top

[@christinenikiforovs9820]

Tessie, you just gave me some ideas for Christmas gifts. Thank you.

[@HomesteadTessie]

Christine I have a playlist on Christmas and there's all kinds of gifts to make for very frugal

[@christinenikiforovs9820]

@@HomesteadTessie Thank you, Tessie. I'll check it out.

[@tammiesuzied.1040]

You are just a breath of fresh air, and you inspire me, Thanks so much. I found you a couple of days ago 🤗.

[@oldbroad7672]

I used to chew that wax like gum. It was good when it a bit of jelly on it, then got kind of boring when the jelly was gone LOL

[@annabrown4952]

Found canning lids online lids came in 2 days

[@LizRoe-ky4hr]

Tessie, the colour is gorgeous wow you made that look so straight forward I feel confident I could make blackberry jam I foraged locally after watching you.I am making my own pectin from gleaned organic apples fingers crossed 🤞🏻 it works out.I never knew about wax sealing!!Oh those jars are the cutest 🥰 ever.You get the best stuff on your Thrifty Thursdays!!God Bless you & yours.Love From Lizzie.

[@SoldierPoet]

Looks great Tessie!! 😋👍

[@shirleywolff3394]

My mom always used paraffin for her jelly. I remember spreading the jelly on toast and ending up with little bits of wax mixed in...lol.

[@angelamarie6232]

I've never seen it done with wax before. Thank you for showing me!!

[@bemoreonline]

What a great sharing place you have created here !!! 💕 I keep learning NEW things from you and everyone !!!

[@HomesteadTessie]

I'm so glad!

[@lockeyanderson5169]

Good job Tessie, you made my morning