Love to see you have your kids in the kitchen, my Grandmother was pa dutch and she brought my brother and myself into the kitchen and taught us to cook and bake, my brother makes fantastic chicken pot pie. I hope they enjoy their time cooking!!!
I wish that I'd seen this about 20 years ago. I was often blessed with boxes like that. I froze much of it while my dehydrator sat in the closet. I use bananas instead of eggs in recipes due to allergies. Thank you for sharing. I always learn so much.
Hi Carolina and family. There is something called Monkey Jam; that uses banana, coconut and pineapple. I don't have a recipe, but it might be worth researching. Love always
Yeah, I would have looked at all those bananas and instantly cried like a baby! You tackle it like you are the banana boss and saved everything possible. Amazing as usual Ma’am. Thank you for showing us how it’s done💛💛
I can the banana jam in pints and use it as a banana bread starter. Just add flour, spices etc and bake. Lots of banana trees down here in Florida. 🍌 🍌🍌
My favourite thing to do with frozen bananas is make "nice" cream. You take 6 frozen bananas, 1/2 c cocoa powder and 1/2 c milk and blend it in the food processor. Voila! You have chocolate ice cream! I got this recipe off of another TH-cam channel and it is delicious.
We should each send Carolina $2 so from her viwers she can get a freeze drier or a larger dehydrator FROM US. Only $2 each will go a long way. Pass it on
I just love to see Mother's teaching their you children what to do in the kitchen. Always reminds me when my girls where small making cutout cookies when l made cookies.
Lets each send Carolina $2 and she can use it to get a bigger dehydrator or a freeze drier to ease her job.. I think it would be really nice from her vieweres, only $2 a person will go a long way/ PASS ON THE WORD!!
What a great food bank you have access to. Love your videos and hope to see some gardening content next year. I didn't realize you would benefit from anything I order on Amazon as long as I use your link. I order alot! Been using your link when I do order in hopes to help you out a little.
wow! action packed cooking video on a little dab of everything we wanted to know. yes its normal to have chewy chips. love the banana jam. will have to try this. the pudding looked so great. thank u so much Carolina! and so enjoy the children. thank u.
That’s exactly what I do-I flash freeze half bananas on cookie sheet then bag those up for smoothies-last year I got tons of bananas-cases-it’s great having them for smoothies/ice cream/cakes & muffins-my family loves the dehydrated and they keep for yrs. I’ll have to remember to dehydrate peels next time-I just soaked them in water a few days then poured into garden -it was VERY STINKY but dehydrated would be great no stinky and save for garden season. We love our magic mill-had it about 9 months-works great! Next time I’m going to make/can some monkey butter😋
You did an awesome job in preserving all of the bananas. Not that you need it because you have chickens but you can use a half a banana to replace an egg for baking. Also, you can use applesauce to replace an egg in baking as well. The rice pudding looked devine!! 👍
I love to make nice cream with overripe bananas, the recipe call for bananas and cocoa powder. Vanilla is a nice added touch and it comes together quickly in a Vitamix. Thanks for another great video.
You did an amazing job. Banana's do come out that way when dehydrated. You did nothing wrong. There are some recipes people use to make them " crispy". Like coating with honey and cinnamon.
A banana slicer is a one trick wonder (I usually avoid one trick wonder kitchen tools) but it does make short work of slicing lots of bananas. (And the comments on Amazon listing are absolutely hilarious lol)
Frozen bananas can be cut into chunks & blended in blender to make ice cream. Actually even just mash frozen bananas with a fork & beat it a bit with a fork like beating up eggs. No liquid or anything else needed. Dairy allergies so it was my go to for ice cream substitute for birthday parties, etc. when my kids were growing up.
Good use of the banana's most of us would not know what to do with that amount. I was never successful at dehydrating but you will love them freeze dried once you get yours!
Right?!! I can't wait for my freezer dryer! I probably would have stuck them all in it!! Haha! If only you lived closer I could borrow yours and trade you some bananas! Haha
When I have dehydrated bananas in the past I always let them cool on the tray . Then test them to see how they snap. Also bananas are very high in sugar so once cooled then put in jars if after a day or two if you notice any moisture in the jar you might have to put them back in the dehydrator for a little longer . Your doing good keep up the good work 🤗
THE CONDITIONING PROCESS After drying, and cooling food, do not immediately store it away long-term and forget about it. You want to verify that it really is properly dried. Food which isn’t properly dried could mould in storage. The conditioning process is where you put the newly-dried (and cooled) food stuffs in a transparent container for a few days and observe it frequently to see if any condensation moisture is forming on the sides of the container. If it does, then the food needs to go back into the dehydrator for further drying. Conditioning also equalizes any residual moisture that might be left in any of the food pieces. This means that if one piece has a bit too much moisture left in it that might leave it susceptible to mould, the other drier pieces will suck some of that moisture out of it, reducing it to a safe level.
Yummmy! A dash of cinnamon would have been good in your pudding too. I’m processing grapes today, my Walmart had them for 25 cents per ilb. I got 2 nice size bags and it rang up to $1.25 for both 🤯 I got in the car and told my husband he said “why didn’t you get more?!” So I went and got 20 more. I’m just washing them and freezing them up for now because I have no available jars.
It will be a nice February winter day project. I don't have many jars left now. I did more canning this year than normal because of the shortages and inflation. I would have done the same thing.
We raised 5 children. I used to buy the markdown cases of bananas. I often froze most of them. Then I would make lots of fruit rolls. I blended them with pears or peaches or berries or whatever else I had available or frozen. Using at least 1/3 banana in the mixture made them ply able. On the Excalibrator I used 2 cups of puree for each tray. I then cut them in half and rolled them up in plastic wrap. They keep for years. My grown kids friends still tell me how much they liked them ☺️. I would add some sugar but not a lot. Much healthier than the bought fruit rolls. If you don't have liners for the trays, plastic wrap will work just fine. Just tuck it under before pouring on the puree. You want the puree to have a thicker consistency, not real runny. Enjoy your experience in dehydrating fruit ☺️
Thank you for this!!! I'm about to make some fruit leathers and didn't know about the banana! So just a small amount of banana to the apple or pear sauce right?
Hey this is so funny... I just did this last week!! Yay !! I dehydrated bananas ..leave some room to shake them up to keep them from sticking together. Banana bread I rebel canned but it gets eaten up within a month. Froze some and banana jam to use in pancakes . ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️Love your videos !!!!
Almost 10k subscribers! You mentioned homeschooling in a prior video and I thought I would share my favorite economical choices for children. We have 8 children and have graduated our oldest😁. Preschool...Rod and Staff preschool workbooks and simply have an hour Nursery hour reading aloud in the evening is awesome. You can buy favorites from list like Sonlight, Ambleside Online, and My Fathers World...or borrow for free from the library. My Fathers World preschool and K are awesome programs, but you really do not need them...only if mama wants to splurge and have fun direction. Christian Light K is simple and amazing. I add an abacus and a phonics program after they finish the 5 workbooks. Simple, inexpensive, and age appropriate. Alphaphonics is free and goes so well with the Bob books you got before at Costco. Another one we use first for our children and can often be found used for 5 dollars is Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons. We follow it up with Alphaphonics or Phonics Pathways...I have both and they are both excellent. Hope your journey goes exceedingly well!
Wow ! That's awesome, That banana rice pudding looked so good then you put that whip cream on ! Oh my that looked amazing, & I never heard of banana Jam & that looked delicious, Would love to wake up with toast & that spread on it or a bagel : I just love the idea's you come up with . Looking forward to the next video . Have a great week , you & your family.
The paralax sheets don't work as well for really wet foods, foods actually stick more. Using the grids as a foldable cutting board to transfer dried foods to a jar fitted with a canning funnel saves a ton of time.
What size was your blue pot? When drying anything it should be left in an open bowl to allow excess heat to evaporate. After 12 hours you can store in a closed container. That way you prevent condensation from happening.
Your rice pudding looked yummy. I make mine a little differently. All the steps you did only add Cinnamon, then I whip my egg whites, fold them in the pudding. Pour into a greased casserole. Bake at 350 for about 25 or 30 minutes. So I don't have to stand and stir. LOL Great video. I will try the banana jam. Never made that before. You are wonderful.
When you store your dehydrated food in jars, you want to flip the jar for a week and watch for condensation around the neck of the jar. If you have condensation, you need to dehydrate longer.
I use to dehydrate bananas when my kid's we young and I could never get them hard like store bought one's. I also dehydrated apples and papaya tried kiwi and no matter what I dipped them in they were still bitter and pineapple dehydrated is also good.
I wandered that while watching her video of how well freezing drying would be with the bananas or if it could be done? Thanks for the info. Both you ladies throw out some awesome ideas on your channels! I really enjoy watching them. So much that, I've not watched any t.v. in months!
I would bring dehydrated bananas along as snack for both me and my dogs when going for a walk. My dogs did not like fresh banana, but both loved dehydrated bananas.
The rice pudding looked yummy, I would also go for oatmeal with the cooked bananas. Oh yeah banana jam and oatmeal. Ok now I am hungry. Oatmeal cookies with the banana jam, oatmeal cake too. Now what about pancakes made with pecans and banana jam.
We love dehydrated fruits! Grapes are the favorite! Nothing like a homemade raisin! Ha ha 😅 no… don’t turn it to 6 😮 Made me giggle! My dehydrated Banana chips are chewy. I bet a sprinkling of cinnamon and/or nutmeg on that pudding would’ve been tasty, I loved how you topped it!
@@mamabairds yes, the only thing that I do differently is wait until the jelly can separate when you run the spoon through it. When it is thick enough to take a second to come back together, it is ready. (I am sure there is a better way to describe that, lol). We call it Jamaican jam.
I always have to watch you twice because of all the interruptions I get. The banana chips are great kid snacks. You can make some chocolate dipping sauce that would bump the chips up to super yummy snacks.
I always out either a oxygen obsorber or silca pack in with my dehydrated stuff and powders you just can't use an oxygen obsorber in high acidic food you would need a silca in those. You can get a bunch of either in Amazon for cheep Take good care
Separate your eggs into 3 containers. #1 to hold the yokes. #2 to separate the whites into. When you get a clean yoke free white, transfer it into #3. Repeat always dropping the current white into #2 and then putting it into #3. That way if you do get some yoke in an egg white it won't destroy the use of the others that you managed to collect cleanly. It is tough to break 5 eggs with no yoke getting in them only to mess up on the 6th by breaking it into the same container as the good ones. By the same logic, always break eggs into a small bowl before transferring them into whatever you are baking. It sucks to break a bad egg onto good ingredients.
You kept saying a bushel of bananas. You meant a bunch of bananas. Referring to each group of bananas. In case you didn't catch yourself. I 've been enjoying your channel. You make it interesting with you and your family.❤💐
Normal with the banana chips, I don't like them home done, because of the texture. Love the twist on rice pudding. I'm thinking, I might just try that one. My kids and grandkids like baked bananas with chocolate chips and Carmel drizzle with whipped cream on top. I wonder how good an apple banana fruit roll up might be..
Oh I haven't tried baked bananas! I'll do that next time! Someone else commented that adding banana to applesauce and making fruit roll ups is good, so I'll have to try that!
Bananas?? I doctored this Gordon Ramsey Recipe. Mix together 6 Tbl Canola oil, 1/4 cup unpacked brown sugar and 1 egg in a standing mixer. Add 4 lg, spotted bananas (thickly sliced) until the mixture is lumpy. Pour in dry mixture of1 1/2 c flour, 2 tsp baking powder and 1 1 /2 tsp baking soda and 1 1/3 c rolled oats. (This doesn't work well with quick oats.) Mix until the dry is incorporated.(It should still be lumpy.) Stir in 1 cup of chopped walnuts , 2/3 c dark chocolate chips and 1 large , ripe banana that has been diced. Bake for 20- 22 minutes in a 350 oven. Freeze. Warm frozen muffin for a grab and go breakfast. I warm them for 31 seconds in my high wattage microwave. (The texture really improves during the freezing process.)
Hey Carolina,I have a question and after i'll tell you why i'm asking.Do you know what part of Montana is the border at and does it possibly connect to Alaska?
@@mamabairds Thank you,goofy me could have looked at a map(lol) Reason i asked,A family of 4 murdered execution style shot many times each a family of 8 while there was a newborn in bed with a mother and a 6 month old in bed with his mother in April 2016,they fled to Alaska but were stopped on their way at the Montana border coming back to Ohio,All 4 have been in jail since 2018,the evil mother was the mastermind behind it,I mean they are truely evil,This happened in the county i live in,it's in the news worldwide and on youtube!~
Bertha Byrd, that it so sad! What would the headline be or how could a person look it up to read about that? There are cruel and psycho people in this world, but to take a babies life too is beyond cruel! Those type don't deserve to spend their life in jail being fed and housed on tax payers dollars. They should be executed like they done to others!
@@crystalshell3253 They didn't kill the babies,thank God,but here on youtube,try pike county murders or pike county murder trial,it was supposed to be they all get the death penalty but the youngest took a plea deal if he implicated his family he just got life and his evil mother only got 30 yrs,older brother is on trial now.
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That is the way Banana chips dry at home. The ones that you buy at the store are done differently than we can dry them at home. So you did them like they dry at home.
I didn't like that they kept getting stuck in my teeth. I personally probably wont eat them, but can mix them up in trail mixes for the kids and use them in oatmeal or something.
For crunchier dehydrated bananas just leave them in there for longer until they are, it just takes awhile in a dehydrator and u seemed like you was in kinda a hurry with your assembly line goin
I'll do that next time! They were crunchy when I broke them, I just didn't like how they got stuck in my teeth when chewed. But I'll try longer next time!
Black Friday deal on the dehydrator $72 off!
Thanks for letting us know Vickie!!
If we each send Carolina #2 then we can ,as her viewers gift her a new deydrator from us...PASS IT ON!
PASS THE WORD!! HEY EVERYONE, If each of us, her viewers who like her show donate $2 we can gift her a good dehydrator or a freeze drier from us
Love to see you have your kids in the kitchen, my Grandmother was pa dutch and she brought my brother and myself into the kitchen and taught us to cook and bake, my brother makes fantastic chicken pot pie. I hope they enjoy their time cooking!!!
I wish that I'd seen this about 20 years ago. I was often blessed with boxes like that. I froze much of it while my dehydrator sat in the closet. I use bananas instead of eggs in recipes due to allergies. Thank you for sharing. I always learn so much.
Hi Carolina and family. There is something called Monkey Jam; that uses banana, coconut and pineapple. I don't have a recipe, but it might be worth researching. Love always
Yeah, I would have looked at all those bananas and instantly cried like a baby! You tackle it like you are the banana boss and saved everything possible. Amazing as usual Ma’am. Thank you for showing us how it’s done💛💛
Of course!! I'm so glad I'm helpful!!
Banana boss. I love that name.😂
I can the banana jam in pints and use it as a banana bread starter. Just add flour, spices etc and bake. Lots of banana trees down here in Florida. 🍌 🍌🍌
Thats a wonderful idea! Thank you!
Brilliant!!! Thanks for sharing.
Please dehydrate the bananas till crisp. Dont worry about timing them. They will mold if they aren't dry.
Wow banana jam that would be delicious with peanut butter sandwichs. Got to try that!!! Yummy
It was super easy too!
Never knew about banana jam
You and Elvis 😂.
My favourite thing to do with frozen bananas is make "nice" cream. You take 6 frozen bananas, 1/2 c cocoa powder and 1/2 c milk and blend it in the food processor. Voila! You have chocolate ice cream! I got this recipe off of another TH-cam channel and it is delicious.
I'm going to give that a try! Thanks for sharing!
I have substituted frozen fruit for the cocoa and the ice cream turns out well too.
We should each send Carolina $2 so from her viwers she can get a freeze drier or a larger dehydrator FROM US. Only $2 each will go a long way. Pass it on
I just love to see Mother's teaching their you children what to do in the kitchen. Always reminds me when my girls where small making cutout cookies when l made cookies.
I just dug my dehydrator out of my shed. I dehydrated two and they are so good I also did pears and apples. Love them as a snack ❤️
Yay!!
If we each send Carolina $2 then she will be able to get a much larger dehydrotor or a freeze drier from us her viers. PASS IT ON !!
Your boy reminded me of myself when I was young, helping my mom in the kitchen just so I could lick the bowl! Love it!
It's a good thing he is so cute!! Haha
Lets each send Carolina $2 and she can use it to get a bigger dehydrator or a freeze drier to ease her job.. I think it would be really nice from her vieweres, only $2 a person will go a long way/ PASS ON THE WORD!!
Love that you have the little ones helping you, great life lessons!
Yes!! I love that they like to help as well!
Oh my gosh, this video was so good, one blessed family to have such a good cook and a caring mommy..............
Aw thank you so much!!
What a great food bank you have access to. Love your videos and hope to see some gardening content next year. I didn't realize you would benefit from anything I order on Amazon as long as I use your link. I order alot! Been using your link when I do order in hopes to help you out a little.
Oh thank you so much! That does help me! And yes my food bank is just wonderful! I don't know what we would have done without them!
wow! action packed cooking video on a little dab of everything we wanted to know. yes its normal to have chewy chips. love the banana jam. will have to try this. the pudding looked so great. thank u so much Carolina! and so enjoy the children. thank u.
Thank you Denise!! So happy you enjoyed the video!!
That’s exactly what I do-I flash freeze half bananas on cookie sheet then bag those up for smoothies-last year I got tons of bananas-cases-it’s great having them for smoothies/ice cream/cakes & muffins-my family loves the dehydrated and they keep for yrs. I’ll have to remember to dehydrate peels next time-I just soaked them in water a few days then poured into garden -it was VERY STINKY but dehydrated would be great no stinky and save for garden season. We love our magic mill-had it about 9 months-works great! Next time I’m going to make/can some monkey butter😋
You did an awesome job in preserving all of the bananas. Not that you need it because you have chickens but you can use a half a banana to replace an egg for baking. Also, you can use applesauce to replace an egg in baking as well. The rice pudding looked devine!! 👍
Oh that's great to know! Thanks Lauri!!
If we each send $2 to Carolina, then from her viewers she will be able to get a proper food dehtdrator from us, her viewers. Pass the word!!
How cute your son said " there's gonna be six" he has a sense of humor !😂 When he's helping you with mashing the potatoes, love your channel!
Haha! Yeah he thinks he is funny!! haha! Typical boy wanting it to go as fast as possible!
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you are one hard working woman! i applaud you!
Thank you so much!
The rice pudding looks amazing. Heading to the kitchen to make some now. 😋 The banana jam would make good pancakes 🥞 😋. Thank you for sharing 😊 ✌🏼💕😏
I’m glad to see you got a chest freezer!
I might ask for a dehydrator for Christmas.
The banana jam looks yummy.
You should! I'm having a lot of fun with mine! Thanks Dolly!
I love to make nice cream with overripe bananas, the recipe call for bananas and cocoa powder. Vanilla is a nice added touch and it comes together quickly in a Vitamix. Thanks for another great video.
Great idea! Thanks Cheri!!
You did an amazing job. Banana's do come out that way when dehydrated. You did nothing wrong. There are some recipes people use to make them " crispy". Like coating with honey and cinnamon.
Oh ok, thank you for letting me know that!
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You're going bananas Carolina! (Couldn't resist!) I've never seen banana jam and banana rice pudding before! Very resourceful!
Haha!! I really am going bananas around here!! Thanks Chris!!
A banana slicer is a one trick wonder (I usually avoid one trick wonder kitchen tools) but it does make short work of slicing lots of bananas. (And the comments on Amazon listing are absolutely hilarious lol)
Great tip! Thank you!
Frozen bananas can be cut into chunks & blended in blender to make ice cream. Actually even just mash frozen bananas with a fork & beat it a bit with a fork like beating up eggs. No liquid or anything else needed. Dairy allergies so it was my go to for ice cream substitute for birthday parties, etc. when my kids were growing up.
Good use of the banana's most of us would not know what to do with that amount. I was never successful at dehydrating but you will love them freeze dried once you get yours!
Right?!! I can't wait for my freezer dryer! I probably would have stuck them all in it!! Haha! If only you lived closer I could borrow yours and trade you some bananas! Haha
When I have dehydrated bananas in the past I always let them cool on the tray . Then test them to see how they snap. Also bananas are very high in sugar so once cooled then put in jars if after a day or two if you notice any moisture in the jar you might have to put them back in the dehydrator for a little longer . Your doing good keep up the good work 🤗
THE CONDITIONING PROCESS
After drying, and cooling food, do not immediately store it away long-term and forget about it. You want to verify that it really is properly dried. Food which isn’t properly dried could mould in storage.
The conditioning process is where you put the newly-dried (and cooled) food stuffs in a transparent container for a few days and observe it frequently to see if any condensation moisture is forming on the sides of the container. If it does, then the food needs to go back into the dehydrator for further drying.
Conditioning also equalizes any residual moisture that might be left in any of the food pieces. This means that if one piece has a bit too much moisture left in it that might leave it susceptible to mould, the other drier pieces will suck some of that moisture out of it, reducing it to a safe level.
Thank you so much for all the information Shirley!! I really appreciate it!!
@@mamabairds
You're very welcome..
Wow I have never even heard of banana jelly I bet its 😋 tyfs have a blessed night ❤ 👍
Thank you! You too!
Great day with you, all the bananas 🍌😀 you made soo much great food with. Thumbs-up
Thank you Kathy!!
Peel them, put in freezer bags and can be used for smoothies.
That is what l do too
Others discard such food but you work your magic of it Great content
Thank you so much!!
Thank you again for your awesome video and wonderful tips! I would never have thought of using the peelings for compost,,,, many blessings to you🥀
You are so welcome! Thank you Lily!
I add the silica food grade gel packs in my dehydrated stuff. Banana jam cool. Going to try that.
Oh ok, I'll give that a try! Thank you!
Yummmy! A dash of cinnamon would have been good in your pudding too. I’m processing grapes today, my Walmart had them for 25 cents per ilb. I got 2 nice size bags and it rang up to $1.25 for both 🤯 I got in the car and told my husband he said “why didn’t you get more?!” So I went and got 20 more. I’m just washing them and freezing them up for now because I have no available jars.
It will be a nice February winter day project. I don't have many jars left now. I did more canning this year than normal because of the shortages and inflation. I would have done the same thing.
Good find!!
We raised 5 children. I used to buy the markdown cases of bananas. I often froze most of them. Then I would make lots of fruit rolls. I blended them with pears or peaches or berries or whatever else I had available or frozen. Using at least 1/3 banana in the mixture made them ply able. On the Excalibrator I used 2 cups of puree for each tray. I then cut them in half and rolled them up in plastic wrap. They keep for years. My grown kids friends still tell me how much they liked them ☺️. I would add some sugar but not a lot. Much healthier than the bought fruit rolls. If you don't have liners for the trays, plastic wrap will work just fine. Just tuck it under before pouring on the puree. You want the puree to have a thicker consistency, not real runny. Enjoy your experience in dehydrating fruit ☺️
Thank you for this!!! I'm about to make some fruit leathers and didn't know about the banana! So just a small amount of banana to the apple or pear sauce right?
I found that 1/3 rd banana world well for me 😊
Hey this is so funny... I just did this last week!! Yay !! I dehydrated bananas ..leave some room to shake them up to keep them from sticking together. Banana bread I rebel canned but it gets eaten up within a month. Froze some and banana jam to use in pancakes . ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️Love your videos !!!!
Sounds like we had the same plan! Thanks Letha for all the love
Almost 10k subscribers!
You mentioned homeschooling in a prior video and I thought I would share my favorite economical choices for children. We have 8 children and have graduated our oldest😁.
Preschool...Rod and Staff preschool workbooks and simply have an hour Nursery hour reading aloud in the evening is awesome. You can buy favorites from list like Sonlight, Ambleside Online, and My Fathers World...or borrow for free from the library.
My Fathers World preschool and K are awesome programs, but you really do not need them...only if mama wants to splurge and have fun direction.
Christian Light K is simple and amazing. I add an abacus and a phonics program after they finish the 5 workbooks. Simple, inexpensive, and age appropriate.
Alphaphonics is free and goes so well with the Bob books you got before at Costco. Another one we use first for our children and can often be found used for 5 dollars is Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons. We follow it up with Alphaphonics or Phonics Pathways...I have both and they are both excellent.
Hope your journey goes exceedingly well!
You would enjoy Mom Delights...she is a homeschool mom of many who helps and emcourages mothers inexpensively.
I'll check her out! Thank you!!
Thank you so much!! I really really appreciate that! I'll take all the help with homeschooling I can get! Thank you!
Wow ! That's awesome, That banana rice pudding looked so good then you put that whip cream on ! Oh my that looked amazing, & I never heard of banana Jam & that looked delicious, Would love to wake up with toast & that spread on it or a bagel : I just love the idea's you come up with . Looking forward to the next video . Have a great week , you & your family.
Thank you so much Rhonda!!
Aww your Lil assistant is the cutest.Stay blessed. PAMELA MARTINEZ The Sword
Thank you so much! I love that the kids love to help!
The paralax sheets don't work as well for really wet foods, foods actually stick more. Using the grids as a foldable cutting board to transfer dried foods to a jar fitted with a canning funnel saves a ton of time.
What size was your blue pot? When drying anything it should be left in an open bowl to allow excess heat to evaporate. After 12 hours you can store in a closed container. That way you prevent condensation from happening.
Thank you for letting me know about letting them sit! That pot is a 20 quart I believe
Holy Smokes, that's a lot of bananas! 😂😆😜🍌🍌❤️
My house smelled for days!! Haha
Your rice pudding looked yummy. I make mine a little differently. All the steps you did only add Cinnamon, then I whip my egg whites, fold them in the pudding. Pour into a greased casserole. Bake at 350 for about 25 or 30 minutes. So I don't have to stand and stir. LOL Great video. I will try the banana jam. Never made that before. You are wonderful.
That's a good idea! I'll try that next time!
We should all send Carolina $2 so she can get, From Her Viewers, a freeze drier or a better dehydrator. Only $2 each..will go a long way.
When you store your dehydrated food in jars, you want to flip the jar for a week and watch for condensation around the neck of the jar. If you have condensation, you need to dehydrate longer.
Thank you!
Another great video. Thanks for the knife sharpening lesson.
You bet!!
I wanted to see #6 as well...!!! He is such a cutey trickster..
Haha!! Did you hear the panic in my voice?! Haha
I use to dehydrate bananas when my kid's we young and I could never get them hard like store bought one's. I also dehydrated apples and papaya tried kiwi and no matter what I dipped them in they were still bitter and pineapple dehydrated is also good.
I hear ya. I'm waiting for my freeze dryer. They will be much better that way!
Most store bought banana chips are deep fried, that is why they are so crunchy. I have a very difficult time finding dried bananas.
Oh that makes...everything deep fried is better..dang it! Haha
Goodness that looks like a long day! God Bless you
Thank you!!
very great ideas Bananas are different dehydrated. My sister freeze dries them so much better great video
I wandered that while watching her video of how well freezing drying would be with the bananas or if it could be done? Thanks for the info. Both you ladies throw out some awesome ideas on your channels! I really enjoy watching them. So much that, I've not watched any t.v. in months!
@@crystalshell3253 we both appreciate you very much
I can't wait for my freeze dryer! It's half paid off, hopefully soon I'll be able to get it!
I would bring dehydrated bananas along as snack for both me and my dogs when going for a walk. My dogs did not like fresh banana, but both loved dehydrated bananas.
The rice pudding looked yummy, I would also go for oatmeal with the cooked bananas. Oh yeah banana jam and oatmeal. Ok now I am hungry. Oatmeal cookies with the banana jam, oatmeal cake too. Now what about pancakes made with pecans and banana jam.
Love bananas so much you can do with them.
I like my bananas with no spots at all. Slightly green is okay.
Dehydrated bananas, monkey butter, & frozen bananas are great
We love dehydrated fruits! Grapes are the favorite! Nothing like a homemade raisin! Ha ha 😅 no… don’t turn it to 6 😮 Made me giggle! My dehydrated Banana chips are chewy. I bet a sprinkling of cinnamon and/or nutmeg on that pudding would’ve been tasty, I loved how you topped it!
Thank you! I can't wait to try grapes!! I wish I had my freeze dryer for the bananas!! I would have stuck the whole case in there! haha
Bananas are classed as a herb. Most people think Bananas are a fruit
That's bananas!!
💗💗💗💗🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌💗💗💗💗nice one mumma 😮 😋 so many delicious ways! I would love to try that banana jam omg😮❤
Let me know how you like it!! You went a little bananas there with the banana emoji...haha!
@@mamabairds 🤣
I dehydrate bananas for adding to pancakes and future breads ..
Lol, when your son said he was going to turn it up to 6 🤣
Haha! About gave me a heart attack!!
I was waiting for bananas to go flying around the room when he said that! 🤣
My daughter loves banana jam. We make it a few times a year. Not many people have heard of it.
Do you make yours the same way?
@@mamabairds yes, the only thing that I do differently is wait until the jelly can separate when you run the spoon through it. When it is thick enough to take a second to come back together, it is ready. (I am sure there is a better way to describe that, lol). We call it Jamaican jam.
Really enjoy your videos.
Thank you!!
Thank you for sharing. I always have a ton of bananas and get tired of the same things ! P.S. keep an eye out on your P.O. Box 🥰
Oh girlllll...I'm excited now! I'll got check it out today! Thank you! What do you usually make when you have extra bananas?
I always have to watch you twice because of all the interruptions I get. The banana chips are great kid snacks. You can make some chocolate dipping sauce that would bump the chips up to super yummy snacks.
Oh good thinking on the chocolate dipping sauce! Thanks Janet!
I highly recommend the stubby butcher from rada. It will help to butcher things fast and is sharp. Cost only about $9
I'll look into that! Thank you!
FABULOUS video
Thank you!!
I always out either a oxygen obsorber or silca pack in with my dehydrated stuff and powders you just can't use an oxygen obsorber in high acidic food you would need a silca in those. You can get a bunch of either in Amazon for cheep Take good care
Thank you for telling me that!
@@mamabairds your welcome.
Thanks , learned a lot.
Glad it was helpful!
I think I would have mixed those egg yolks with some of the milk before adding to the rice to prevent scrambling eggs.
Separate your eggs into 3 containers. #1 to hold the yokes. #2 to separate the whites into. When you get a clean yoke free white, transfer it into #3. Repeat always dropping the current white into #2 and then putting it into #3. That way if you do get some yoke in an egg white it won't destroy the use of the others that you managed to collect cleanly. It is tough to break 5 eggs with no yoke getting in them only to mess up on the 6th by breaking it into the same container as the good ones. By the same logic, always break eggs into a small bowl before transferring them into whatever you are baking. It sucks to break a bad egg onto good ingredients.
Thank you for those tips!!
If you have a gallon freezer bag. You could put multiple none freezer bag into the gallon to protect them
Good idea! Thank you!
@@mamabairds you're welcome
Good job 👏
Oh goodness how cute. He wanted it to 6 typical little boy. Lol
Right!! See how quickly I said no!! Haha
you are an inspiration :D
Aw thank you!
You kept saying a bushel of bananas. You meant a bunch of bananas. Referring to each group of bananas. In case you didn't catch yourself. I 've been enjoying your channel. You make it interesting with you and your family.❤💐
Thank you! I guess I couldn't get that out of my brain that day! Haha!
Normal with the banana chips, I don't like them home done, because of the texture. Love the twist on rice pudding. I'm thinking, I might just try that one. My kids and grandkids like baked bananas with chocolate chips and Carmel drizzle with whipped cream on top. I wonder how good an apple banana fruit roll up might be..
Oh I haven't tried baked bananas! I'll do that next time! Someone else commented that adding banana to applesauce and making fruit roll ups is good, so I'll have to try that!
You can use a ceramic cup bottom.
Chicken's love banana's and the peals
Yum
I'm sure you did it right. Most store bought banana chips are freeze dried so it makes them not chewy
oh ok...good to know!!
The store bought banana chips are freeze dried. Banana chips from your dehydrator will be leathery.
Oh I see. I will be getting a freeze dryer hopefully next year. I still have to pay off half of it. Big investment.
Yummy yummy 😋
Instead of placing the bananas one by one on the sheet you could pour off the juice then dump the whole bowl down, the arrange,,to save time
I like the way you think! Thank you!
BANANAS FREEZE GREAT FOR SWEETBREAD!!
Try some lemon juice to preserve the color.
Bananas?? I doctored this Gordon Ramsey Recipe. Mix together 6 Tbl Canola oil, 1/4 cup unpacked brown sugar and 1 egg in a standing mixer. Add 4 lg, spotted bananas (thickly sliced) until the mixture is lumpy. Pour in dry mixture of1 1/2 c flour, 2 tsp baking powder and 1 1 /2 tsp baking soda and 1 1/3 c rolled oats. (This doesn't work well with quick oats.) Mix until the dry is incorporated.(It should still be lumpy.) Stir in 1 cup of chopped walnuts , 2/3 c dark chocolate chips and 1 large , ripe banana that has been diced. Bake for 20- 22 minutes in a 350 oven. Freeze. Warm frozen muffin for a grab and go breakfast. I warm them for 31 seconds in my high wattage microwave. (The texture really improves during the freezing process.)
Wow, those sound so good and pretty healthy with the banana and oats in there!! Thank you for sharing that with me!!
Ive seen some muffin recipes using banana and orange skin.
Oh that sounds pretty good!!
Hey Carolina,I have a question and after i'll tell you why i'm asking.Do you know what part of Montana is the border at and does it possibly connect to Alaska?
We are south of Alberta. Montana does not connect to Alaska
@@mamabairds Thank you,goofy me could have looked at a map(lol) Reason i asked,A family of 4 murdered execution style shot many times each a family of 8 while there was a newborn in bed with a mother and a 6 month old in bed with his mother in April 2016,they fled to Alaska but were stopped on their way at the Montana border coming back to Ohio,All 4 have been in jail since 2018,the evil mother was the mastermind behind it,I mean they are truely evil,This happened in the county i live in,it's in the news worldwide and on youtube!~
Bertha Byrd, that it so sad! What would the headline be or how could a person look it up to read about that? There are cruel and psycho people in this world, but to take a babies life too is beyond cruel! Those type don't deserve to spend their life in jail being fed and housed on tax payers dollars. They should be executed like they done to others!
@@crystalshell3253 They didn't kill the babies,thank God,but here on youtube,try pike county murders or pike county murder trial,it was supposed to be they all get the death penalty but the youngest took a plea deal if he implicated his family he just got life and his evil mother only got 30 yrs,older brother is on trial now.
I had a ton in my freezer I made all banana bread to give out for gifts
That's a good idea! People love them some banana bread!
I wonder if spreading the mashed banana in dehydrator would make good fruit roll up?
That's a good idea! One person mentioned mixing it with applesauce to do the fruit roll up. Maybe that would work better.
Ohhh you could have used half the sugar for the jam. Woah. Bananas have a ton of natural sugar in them. I'm diabetic so I was like "I'd die." ,😂🤣😂
I feel that!! Someone said they use banana jam as a base for banana bread and just don't add any sugar, I liked that idea!
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I'll have to give that a try!
There's always extra bananas at my house 😂
They are a great snack!
That is the way Banana chips dry at home. The ones that you buy at the store are done differently than we can dry them at home. So you did them like they dry at home.
I didn't like that they kept getting stuck in my teeth. I personally probably wont eat them, but can mix them up in trail mixes for the kids and use them in oatmeal or something.
For crunchier dehydrated bananas just leave them in there for longer until they are, it just takes awhile in a dehydrator and u seemed like you was in kinda a hurry with your assembly line goin
I'll do that next time! They were crunchy when I broke them, I just didn't like how they got stuck in my teeth when chewed. But I'll try longer next time!
Can you make some sugar free orange marmalade?
Cowboy Strength!
Never had Banana jam