@@OurSmallFootprint lol. one thing at a time. maybe make the webpage a school project your little ones can help with! (the webpage creation - not the book, rofl!), with all of them enjoying tech-based entertainment it would be a valid home-schooling project and also potential future workplace skill if any of them have an aptitude in that area.
I have watched huge amounts of canning videos but no one before has mentioned that after blending you need to continue to cook for a time to avoid issues so your worries about other people may be better for canning videos I’d wrong you have taught me something new. Thank you❤
Nyssa, you are a good teacher. Genius idea to roast the tomatoes with onion and garlic to make your pizza sauce. Never occurred to me to do that. Thanks for this video. Good to see you again.
It works really well, it sweetens all three of them and it reduces that liquid makes it a bit more intense before you even start cooking it down :D. I have been known just to shove those tomatoes straight in jars in peak garden season too :D
I had been freezing my excess of tomatoes until I could do something with them, do you think that they would still be ok to roast straight from the freezer?
@@tracyleverton9609 I do, they do lose a bit more water and don't look as appealing, but it does the same thing, it gives it that sweetness and bit of colour. Sometimes I will pull it out half way through and pour off some of the liquid if I feel like the tomatoes are 'stewing' rather than roasting.
Nyssa, I stumbled across you due to your canning vids, possibly a Fowlers one. Fell in love with your style and the way you present and create. Binged watched as much as I could as quickly as I could. Very much look forward to any future canning content!!
I love your canning video's I am a fairly new pressure canner have been water bathe canning since I was a little girl we use to use wax in our jams yeah I am 51 years old. I am getting lots of tomatoes from the garden I am freezing them and when I get 5 gallons I will start canning spaghetti sauce with meat I have to can my own sauce because I have a nickle allergy which is in a commercial cans. I already have 5 gallons of blackberries in the freezer to make blackberry jam and syrup. Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
The year we had an abundant garden I would roast trays of tomatoes every couple of days and then just pack jars and steam can them in small batches hehe, lack of freezer room and it meant I had roasted tomatoes, plain, to do whatever I wanted later on! Worked really really well!
Both looked so good! I'm definitely going to try the roasted pizza sauce when my tomatoes are ready. I've never done the roasting method before. We go through a lot of tomato products!
I've canned tomatoes in the past too, when there were 5 of us (me, hubby, 2 kids and Aunty M). I'd usually do 100-120 jars a season. I grew most of those and the most I ever bought was 2 boxes.
The year before last when I had a good garden, I had 200 plants! I was canning a steamer load full every few days, it was awesome, I can only hope that things improve this garden season! :D
We are in berry season now in Canada so I froze 4kg raspberries ($30!) last weekend and this weekend should be cherries which I can get for under $2/lb ($4.40/kg) and that is a great deal here. We aren’t huge tomato eaters but your canning looked wonderful!
Oh, yum! We didn't get much in the way of cheap berries this year, dunno why, possibly just my timing, being that I only go to the F&V every 6 weeks I think I miss some things that are only briefly avail.
Thank so much for making this video. I have been busy picking tomatoes for 2 days here in Arkansas. So now comes the canning. This was a wonderful refresher on my canning skills. Yours came out beautifully! TFS!!!
In peak tomato season I have been known to put them straight out of those trays and into jars! then just process them and there will be roasted tomatoes avail for me on the shelf for later! :D
Wow great canning video! Your technic for roast the tomatoes is wonderful.I know it's time consuming to do a voice over for that video, but so helpful. Thank you very much! Where do you buy your lug lids? I save some jars also but have just been using mine in the fridge or with dehydrated things. Again... thank you Nissa. Love your videos.
I buy them from a few places, depending on how many I need/pricing/shipping etc :D. Pack My Products, Green Living Australia, Cospak and Plasdene all have good ranges! :D
Love watching you videos 😊 always waiting for the next one to come out, inspirational you are, so I'm going to be doing a salsa this week ready for the pantry for the winter I'm fairy new to this canning business been doing it for about 4 months now just getting comfortable with it now, keep it I love watching your content, I'm from Scotland UK xx
You sound so much better! Have you tried making sundried tomatoes? Love hearing all the birds talking in the background! We love our guinea fowl! They're such characters!
I'm trying to get a solar dehydrator set up for this summer, we don't run the electric dehydrator much, we just don't really have the power for it, especially if something takes longer than daylight hours, but I wanted to build some sort of solar one!
Love seeing a fellow Aussie showing that its not rocket science to preserve food even here, as its seen as a very strange or "prepper" thing to do. I am hoping you can share the link for where you get your forjars lids from. cheers
Its taking off a bit more here in Australia I reckon... and definitely not a prepper thing, just making the most of what we have in a way that works! I ended up buying them off Amazon, I found with my prime membership (which is totally worth the monthly fee) it worked out the most economical. amzn.to/44nLFmb
@@ingridkarm8922 there's still a lot of people who just don't understand why you would, I get that a lot, why would you put it on your shelves, why not just freeze it, make it fresh, etc. It really is a bit of a lifestyle thing too.
@@OurSmallFootprint Yeah I get that from my kids and family, "why not just buy it at the supermarket every week", even through the mess of 2020-22 when stuff just wasnt available on the supermarket shelves (im in victoria and we rent in suburbia so no room to grow my own anymore, it was really bad down here especially with the 5km only travel radius and a 1pack only limit) they never missed any of their favourite requested meals as I had all the stuff already on hand and they still dont get it. Sometimes I do wonder if its all worth it, trying to source food in bulk, (I looked at costco but by the time I added in membership, fuel, tolls it worked out the same as the supermarket) is not easy, and my local markets, fruit shops are not ones that sell boxes of produce at a reduced price. But still I preserve, although most times my jars are probably more expensive than a supermarket no brand equivalent, I enjoy it and I know what went into it..
@@Alicesgardenau Well we all know I did super badly this year, but the year before I had 200 plants and I canned a lot of tomatoes lol.... but still not enough for our entire usage!
Can't win! lol, but at the same time... I was talking to Darryl about needing to set up somewhere I can go to film, but I want it to be like a screened verandah, not a room, I want those noises, but also I want a bit more comfort and consistency lol.
It is water bath canning :). Water bathing, jarring, preserving etc, all terms are somewhat interchangeable, but to make it clear I use water bath canning and pressure canning to differentiate the two techniques :)
I really need to try to find a source for the "lug lids" here in the US. It really upsets me that other countries have these things and you can reuse lids and here it is frowned upon! Capitalism at its worse!
Darn, its not easy to find ? We have multiple sources, but come to think of it, I don't see many Americans using them... maybe because Ball Mason is so much easier to get there!
@@OurSmallFootprint No. They are not sold in stores like the Ball Mason ones. I know of two places you can order them online but never have because it's so confusing to figure out what size you need. They don't want us reusing jars from things that we've bought in the stores with food already in them. So unless you have a jar that fits a regular or wide mouth Ball Mason type lid you can't reuse the jar!
U need to put out a cook book.i have never seen anyone so informative on food as u .amazing
Maybe eventually, in all my spare time! :D
@OurSmallFootprint i cant imagine how busy u are .breathe
@OurSmallFootprint im so impressed how u try to answer every one .u look after u to
Yes a cookbook maybe... "When Your Kitchen is outside". 😊
@@OurSmallFootprint lol. one thing at a time. maybe make the webpage a school project your little ones can help with! (the webpage creation - not the book, rofl!), with all of them enjoying tech-based entertainment it would be a valid home-schooling project and also potential future workplace skill if any of them have an aptitude in that area.
I have watched huge amounts of canning videos but no one before has mentioned that after blending you need to continue to cook for a time to avoid issues so your worries about other people may be better for canning videos I’d wrong you have taught me something new. Thank you❤
Hehe, yes, I spose, we all have something to offer! :D. Thank you Maureen :D
Nyssa, you are a good teacher. Genius idea to roast the tomatoes with onion and garlic to make your pizza sauce. Never occurred to me to do that. Thanks for this video. Good to see you again.
It works really well, it sweetens all three of them and it reduces that liquid makes it a bit more intense before you even start cooking it down :D. I have been known just to shove those tomatoes straight in jars in peak garden season too :D
I had been freezing my excess of tomatoes until I could do something with them, do you think that they would still be ok to roast straight from the freezer?
@@tracyleverton9609 I do, they do lose a bit more water and don't look as appealing, but it does the same thing, it gives it that sweetness and bit of colour. Sometimes I will pull it out half way through and pour off some of the liquid if I feel like the tomatoes are 'stewing' rather than roasting.
Thank you for replying. I definitely think the roasting with add a better flavour. Looks like I am making pasta sauce and pizza sauce tomorrow 🙂
I love all the farm/bush background noises... thanks for sharing!
Hehe, so many noises lol!
Thank you for letting us in to your world,you deserve so much ,for all you do.
Nawww, Thankyou Jayne! Thank you for wanting to and continuing to watch!
Nyssa, I stumbled across you due to your canning vids, possibly a Fowlers one. Fell in love with your style and the way you present and create. Binged watched as much as I could as quickly as I could. Very much look forward to any future canning content!!
Welcome! :D. We're always canning stuff here, so I'm happy to share the way we do it :D
Maximising product..Maximising time.. Maximising expenditure..excellent..as always..regards
I had to figure out a lot of ways to try and have multiple things going when we had all those tomato plants of our own hehe :D
Love anything you do, but cooking and canning is my favorites!!!❤😍👍🏼
Food is fun to watch, even me, who handles and cooks all day everyday, still watches other peoples food videos hehe :D
I love your canning video's I am a fairly new pressure canner have been water bathe canning since I was a little girl we use to use wax in our jams yeah I am 51 years old. I am getting lots of tomatoes from the garden I am freezing them and when I get 5 gallons I will start canning spaghetti sauce with meat I have to can my own sauce because I have a nickle allergy which is in a commercial cans. I already have 5 gallons of blackberries in the freezer to make blackberry jam and syrup. Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
The year we had an abundant garden I would roast trays of tomatoes every couple of days and then just pack jars and steam can them in small batches hehe, lack of freezer room and it meant I had roasted tomatoes, plain, to do whatever I wanted later on! Worked really really well!
Both looked so good! I'm definitely going to try the roasted pizza sauce when my tomatoes are ready. I've never done the roasting method before. We go through a lot of tomato products!
I find that its worth doing, it kinda sweetens the tomatoes and the garlic and onion and I rarely even have to add anything more to it!
Tomato canning video brilliant 😁😁 Love from the UK x
Thank you Gloria! :D
Your canning videos are the best
Hehe, thank you Vicki :D
I've canned tomatoes in the past too, when there were 5 of us (me, hubby, 2 kids and Aunty M). I'd usually do 100-120 jars a season. I grew most of those and the most I ever bought was 2 boxes.
The year before last when I had a good garden, I had 200 plants! I was canning a steamer load full every few days, it was awesome, I can only hope that things improve this garden season! :D
I love watching you. I am from a little town called Neodesha Ks in the United States. Thanks for showing me new things.
Thank you Becky :D
You always give me new ideas . I just love your channel !! I so appreciate all the effort you put into your videos!!
Thank you Letha! :D
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Hi there from Fraser Coast Qld Australia love watching your videos.
Thank you! :D.
Yes i love your video's! You explain so well! Thank you
We are in berry season now in Canada so I froze 4kg raspberries ($30!) last weekend and this weekend should be cherries which I can get for under $2/lb ($4.40/kg) and that is a great deal here. We aren’t huge tomato eaters but your canning looked wonderful!
Oh, yum! We didn't get much in the way of cheap berries this year, dunno why, possibly just my timing, being that I only go to the F&V every 6 weeks I think I miss some things that are only briefly avail.
Your videos wouldnt be thex same with out your roosters chiming in. I absolutely love thrm😊
They were noisy this time! the kids and the dogs too, there was lots of snipping of the audio track this time round lol.
Thank so much for making this video. I have been busy picking tomatoes for 2 days here in Arkansas. So now comes the canning. This was a wonderful refresher on my canning skills. Yours came out beautifully! TFS!!!
In peak tomato season I have been known to put them straight out of those trays and into jars! then just process them and there will be roasted tomatoes avail for me on the shelf for later! :D
You are appreciated..thankyou so much for teaching and inspiring many of us..regards
Thank you Karolyn! :D
Another great video. I love maters!!
I so missed having them from the garden this year. FX for next!
Girl stop it we could watch any video..we choose you..
Hehe, thank you Tina :D
Yes agree 100% ❤
You are always interesting
Totally we choose you Nyssa
Agree, we enjoy your presence
Love this video thank you nyssa. Are you able to please do a Q&A video soon if possible. I’ve got so many questions 😂❤❤
Hehe, I'll try and sort one out soon! :D
Hi Nyssa, great video!😊 We do nearly exactly the same ingredients and method to can. Nothing like homemade sauces. Made to taste...❤
I love being able to control how it tastes, sometimes bought tomato products that are flavoured are a little too much for me!
I do admire you 😊
Thank you Ann!
Wow great canning video! Your technic for roast the tomatoes is wonderful.I know it's time consuming to do a voice over for that video, but so helpful. Thank you very much! Where do you buy your lug lids? I save some jars also but have just been using mine in the fridge or with dehydrated things. Again... thank you Nissa. Love your videos.
I buy them from a few places, depending on how many I need/pricing/shipping etc :D. Pack My Products, Green Living Australia, Cospak and Plasdene all have good ranges! :D
Thank Nissa
You could totally also put them into colander to drain and then into thermie
Emily, again, wait until the end of the video
Heh, yes :)
Love watching you videos 😊 always waiting for the next one to come out, inspirational you are, so I'm going to be doing a salsa this week ready for the pantry for the winter I'm fairy new to this canning business been doing it for about 4 months now just getting comfortable with it now, keep it I love watching your content, I'm from Scotland UK xx
We really love salsa, it is so versatile and it tastes fresh and crispy like fresh tomatoes when you can't have them!
You sound so much better! Have you tried making sundried tomatoes? Love hearing all the birds talking in the background! We love our guinea fowl! They're such characters!
I'm trying to get a solar dehydrator set up for this summer, we don't run the electric dehydrator much, we just don't really have the power for it, especially if something takes longer than daylight hours, but I wanted to build some sort of solar one!
Love roasting them! I’ve never done that!! My garden is just starting to produce tomatoes so by September I’m going to try this! ❤❤❤
It really adds a depth of flavour to it I reckon, and kick starts that reducing process without having to be hands on :D
Love seeing a fellow Aussie showing that its not rocket science to preserve food even here, as its seen as a very strange or "prepper" thing to do. I am hoping you can share the link for where you get your forjars lids from. cheers
Its taking off a bit more here in Australia I reckon... and definitely not a prepper thing, just making the most of what we have in a way that works!
I ended up buying them off Amazon, I found with my prime membership (which is totally worth the monthly fee) it worked out the most economical.
amzn.to/44nLFmb
@@OurSmallFootprint great thankyou. I hope more people start preserving, it will maybe bring some stock availability and price reductions here.
@@ingridkarm8922 there's still a lot of people who just don't understand why you would, I get that a lot, why would you put it on your shelves, why not just freeze it, make it fresh, etc. It really is a bit of a lifestyle thing too.
@@OurSmallFootprint Yeah I get that from my kids and family, "why not just buy it at the supermarket every week", even through the mess of 2020-22 when stuff just wasnt available on the supermarket shelves (im in victoria and we rent in suburbia so no room to grow my own anymore, it was really bad down here especially with the 5km only travel radius and a 1pack only limit) they never missed any of their favourite requested meals as I had all the stuff already on hand and they still dont get it. Sometimes I do wonder if its all worth it, trying to source food in bulk, (I looked at costco but by the time I added in membership, fuel, tolls it worked out the same as the supermarket) is not easy, and my local markets, fruit shops are not ones that sell boxes of produce at a reduced price. But still I preserve, although most times my jars are probably more expensive than a supermarket no brand equivalent, I enjoy it and I know what went into it..
Now I want to make pizza sauce, pasta sauce, tomato soup, salsa 😆
Hehe, all the tomato goods!
@@OurSmallFootprint I’m hoping to have a better tomato season this year and preserve a bunch of home grown into all the tomato things!
@@Alicesgardenau Well we all know I did super badly this year, but the year before I had 200 plants and I canned a lot of tomatoes lol.... but still not enough for our entire usage!
@@OurSmallFootprint wow that’s so many tomatoes! Fingers crossed we both have a better growing season 🤞🏻
Another Learning video for me.😂
Hehe, hopefully its helpful! :D
Haha now the cockies are getting into it! 😂
Can't win! lol, but at the same time... I was talking to Darryl about needing to set up somewhere I can go to film, but I want it to be like a screened verandah, not a room, I want those noises, but also I want a bit more comfort and consistency lol.
@@OurSmallFootprint yeah I think the nature noises are great! Really sets the scene of your lifestyle out in the bush
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Cookbook all tell about food storage
Maybe one day! :D
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So you are saying “canning”, but it’s actually water bathing”?
It is water bath canning :). Water bathing, jarring, preserving etc, all terms are somewhat interchangeable, but to make it clear I use water bath canning and pressure canning to differentiate the two techniques :)
I really need to try to find a source for the "lug lids" here in the US. It really upsets me that other countries have these things and you can reuse lids and here it is frowned upon! Capitalism at its worse!
Darn, its not easy to find ? We have multiple sources, but come to think of it, I don't see many Americans using them... maybe because Ball Mason is so much easier to get there!
@@OurSmallFootprint No. They are not sold in stores like the Ball Mason ones. I know of two places you can order them online but never have because it's so confusing to figure out what size you need. They don't want us reusing jars from things that we've bought in the stores with food already in them. So unless you have a jar that fits a regular or wide mouth Ball Mason type lid you can't reuse the jar!
@@holleym2927 just Urgh :(