Cabbage Soup | Cooking from Scratch | Using our garden harvest

We're a small family farm in the Florida Panhandle. After relocating back home from the Middle East we wanted to build up the most self- sufficient lifestyle possible with our kids, in order to grow as much of our own food as possible. Through raising livestock, tending to a garden, preserving food through canning and fermenting, learning about local fauna for medicinals and wild edibles, we are hoping to encourage others to do as much as possible for themselves through re-learning some of the forgotten "old" skills.

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[bonniedunkin-brady]

Wish you did more videos. Sure miss them. On another note, I love making soups.

[neoncatfish]

I from time to time, come and check out your channel! To see if y'all post a new content! Great recipe! I hope everything is going good with Y'all! Y'all stay safe!

[wonka]

Luckily I was suggested again one of your videos. Perhaps due to the time difference YT often ignores them in my suggestions?!
I have a question: I often read "Americans", of course that's very generalizing, eat do not so healthy. Fast food or even at home instant food. When I watch movies or series, I often see the families sitting on the table, eating green beans with ham, fresh salad, potatoes, etc. Do you have experience, what is the truth? Is there a majority on the one or the other side? Does it differ from countryside to city?