Wood Cook Stove |Canning Chicken |Prepper Pantry

[@penningtongardenlife5350]

Reminds me of when my grandmother would can on her wood stove, she loved it. This is a skill so many people need to learn. 😁 Cheryl

[@TheNealsHomestead]

I think it will be a great way to can. It will be a challenge to keep the heat under control in the summer, but I'll have to see how that goes. Thanks, Cheryl

[@WildOnesHomestead]

Yes! My grandmother also used to cook on a wood stove and it was such an awesome thing to watch!

[@WendyK656]

Janette, I did not know you can put the chicken parts in the jars like this! I will have to try this! and maybe someday I will get a wood cook stove, I will be learning from you.

[@TheNealsHomestead]

Yes, just cram those piece down in the jar in any old way, just don't let it be too far up in the top of the jar. Meat is one of the easiest thing to can, it just takes a long processing time. Thanks, Wendy.

[@LittleJordanFarm]

You'll have it mastered in no time..hi and bye old guy...lol..stay blessed

[@TheNealsHomestead]

thank you, Tammy. I hope you are doing well.

[@OutdoorsandCountryLiving]

That’s an awesome stove. I enjoy seeing the lawn mower used as a buggy as well. lol. My grandfather did that a lot. Watching you guys and your channel are a blessing and reminds me of a lot of things we do and did with our family. Thank you and stay healthy and safe!

[@TheNealsHomestead]

He had to have his buggy or he couldn't get much done. Walking becomes an exhausting endeavor. He accomplishes a lot with his lawn mower and skid steer. I think I'm going to get along with the stove. Thank you for visiting.

[@HiddenBlessingsHomestead]

Great job! I'm still learning. I have been waterbath canning on my Flameview wood cookstove for a while but just tried my new all American pressure canner on it last summer with canning corn, it's a learning curve for sure. Now we are looking for a new stove with the damper control, either a Ashland or a Heco, if anyone wants to comment and let me know if they have one and like it.

[@bluerosaryj9970]

Still enjoying last videos again. I'm going to get some of the noodle seasoning next time I go.

[@veracampbell9583]

Janette you will get used to canning on your wood stove. You did a good job and the chicken looked good in your jars. God bless y’all.

[@TheNealsHomestead]

Thanks for the encouragement. I'm learning how it works better all the time. I'm grateful that we have it.

[@veracampbell9583]

@@TheNealsHomestead 🙏🙏❤️

[@alicebutch756]

You are a true thinker because most of the homestead channels are for nothing more than the $$ and your reason to let the pressure to release not as often is a good eye awakener. I guess that is why you own such a beautiful homestead.

[@TheNealsHomestead]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@pamwagner5225]

Excellent ! That was very interesting. I can on a glass top. I'm not in the market for a wood stove yet, but that was cool. I can boneless chicken, I remove the bones. How do you use the bone in chicken? Including the neck? I've only used that stuff for broth. Come on, give me your secrets 😆. Thanks for letting me visit. ~Pam~

[@TheNealsHomestead]

Was canning it for Jeremiah. They don't mind picking out the bones while they eat. I don't usually can whole chickens like that. I'll do leg quarters and leave the bone. When I use the canned meat, I'll take it off the bone before I make soup. I think it tastes good when it's canned on the bone. Plus, it's fast and easy to can this way. Thanks, Pam.

[@MorrisPatchofHeavenhomestead]

Great share, absolutely love your wood cook stove it’s beautiful, it’s quite an art to get it regulated but you will get it figured out before long. Love the All American canner those are the best I hear. Your chicken looks great. Christmas Blessings my friends

[@TheNealsHomestead]

Thank you for giving us a visit. I'm enjoying my wood cook stove and I'll sure be glad i have it if the electricity goes out.

[@MorrisPatchofHeavenhomestead]

@@TheNealsHomestead I agree, you will definitely be set if there’s no electricity, I’d like to get a sun oven I think that would be helpful as well. Blessings my friend

[@rosemccartney3750]

just came across your video and just love what you are learning i want to learn to do this too Thank You so much

[@TheNealsHomestead]

I hope you get a chance to learn it

[@bartsimpson2862]

I enjoyed your video, reminded me of grandmothers kitchen cookstove :) Thanks

[@TheNealsHomestead]

You have good memories of your grandma. Thanks for watching.

[@tgasbarra]

What is the shelf life of the chicken? Great video, very informative 😊

[@Dal4070]

Mummy, you have done really good with this preservation method. It kind of needs extra deligence. May I please know how long can the canned chicken go with regards to presevation?

[@TheNealsHomestead]

The canned chicken should be able to be stored for years. After I get the operation of the stove figured out, it won't take so much attention. Thank you.

[@Dal4070]

@@TheNealsHomestead Long live your knowledge and experiential wisdom. You are such a genius, my family and I appreciate you.

[@squirrelcovers6340]

Oh no, is your roof leaking? I see all the water on the floor.

[@TheNealsHomestead]

It's not the roof that leaks, it's the concrete wall.