10 Ways Grandma Made Meals that you don't (BUT SHOULD) | October Pantry Chat & HOA Conference

If you think grandma's kitchen was outdated, this will make you think again. Our (great)grandmothers had kitchens that produced more nutritious and delicious foods that would rival any "modern day" kitchen on taste, time and budget. If you looking for a way to preserve the unbeatable fall tastes (and rock bottom low prices) of the season, this video is your guide to help get you headed in the right direction. I'll show you how I use small batch canning session to preserve the abundance of fruits of vegetables currently available at the farmers market, your local grocery store or what you may be growing in your very back yard! I'll also give you quick and easy lunch, snack and dinner ideas using seasonal fall foods, as well as feature some of my favorite canning recipes, preservation books and tools for this time of year. This is how you can can, dehydrate, freeze, ferment, and yes, "do it all" so that you build a deliciously, stockpiled pantry full of food you and your family will love!

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PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO________________________________
Burger Press Kit: (Not on Amazon, currently out of production)
Onion Chopper: (thrifted)

OTHER MAINSTAYS I ENJOY_________________________________________

FAVORITE CANNING/ FERMENTATION RECIPE BOOKS_________________
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Thank you all so much for believing in my farm dream and this channel. Don’t underestimate how much JOY you bring me and my family. I love becoming a farm girl alongside you!

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[rjoney]

Girl, GOD led me to your videos. What an awesome GOD we have. Love your videos and you MOTIVATE this 68 year old to do better!

[Suzie-heni]

Your family hit the jackpot when they got you! Your channel is so informative and unique. Thank you!

[AW-tdvq]

Omg....just love your dad!! Your doing an amazing job.

[kathyv]

Every time I watch you I feel like I won free tickets to an expensive event presentation focused on doing life better - focused on all things mainstream and generationally lost.

[lindacgrace]

A tip from a keto cook: roast radishes as a potato substitute. The little red radishes halved and roasted on the bottom of a sheet pan with fresh chopped onion and garlic and a little celery and a judicious amount of carrot underneath a spatchcocked chicken is delicious. Large Daikon radishes cut and substituted in stews is wonderful as well. I also finely mince radishes (of either variety) to bulk up chilli and casseroles. Love your channel, Cassandra. Keep up the good work!

[k.becker]

So proud of you, Cassandra, for speaking at the HOA conference! You definitely belong there, your content is top quality! And so fun to listen to! Cheers to you!! 🎉🎉🎉

[chandrabrownhines]

Congrats on your first speaking opportunity at the HOA🎉!

[kayleneehincks]

When your Dad said "Just like a fish", I said, " I can do that"❣️

[JeanHudson]

I am sorry but every video from you is like a conference. Thank you for sharing all you do, I am sure you kept the homesteaders conference on their toes and did a amazing job

[melindamcbee]

You and your husband are just the cutest!

[melindageary]

You are amazing! I look forward to every video you post….you are a HUGE inspiration..😊

[barbarahorky]

Have been regularly checking the site in anticipation of your latest video. Was so glad to hear you are getting the attention you deserve. You are truly inspirational. I am at the end of my "farm girl" life and will be leaving my "hobby farm" soon. It is now way too much for me to handle and I hope to enter assisted living. Just wanted to state how I admire you. Wish you the best always.

[taneriapollins]

I enjoyed seeing you at Hoa. You are a very good speaker. Thanks for taking a pic with me.

[SauerPatchGardening]

I wish I could double like all your videos.Everything you do is absolutely beautiful. And Dad is a sneaky friut thief. 😂

[BosseInTheGarden]

Let's go! My grandmother has taught me so much. She is from Trinidad. She also benefits greatly from our backyard food forest and organic vegetable garden 😀

[fallenangelwi]

I have always felt that feeling of love and respect for any animal you butcher is something you absolutely need to keep. The appreciation for their sacrifice of life to feed us keeps us as good Shepards.

[cheddarcheese]

Cassandra! Glad your trip was successful, but let me tell you I'm so happy to see a new post.

[danielchapman]

I enjoy your videos because a lot of what you do transfers directly to us old folks who like to "homestead" as much as we are physically able to, but who are not longer able to do the full-blown, live off our land, down on the farm lifestyle that we once could do.

[brendaharpole]

I loved that you shared your father blessing the meal. I was so touched, because it reminded me of my own father.

[crystalh]

Aww you sending your husband off at 2am with a hot breakfast reminded me of doing the same for my husband. Thank you Cassandra for your sacrifice so your husband can serve. ❤