Water Glassing Eggs & How I store Root Crops for up to a Year @ My Remote Alaska Cabin
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- While my son was visiting me, I took the time to buy enough groceries to last me until April. Now I need to preserve them. I demonstrate how to store root crops, such as potatoes and carrots, how to store apples long term without canning or freezing, and how to store mushrooms without dehydrating, as well as how to store eggs for months on the shelf. I also have an update to my recent caribou hunt. Did I get one? You'll have to watch to find out. Want to support the channel? CLICK HERE & read below to see all the ways you can donate.
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such gorgeous countryside .. raw and wild ..
That is Alaska! A truly amazing place to live! 🤗🧡
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska you are very fortunate
I loved the idea that you had for the windows with the bubble wrap. Also, the flour and baking soda for the mice. Thanks 😊 for the egg idea as well.
Alaska is my dream place to Live, not that far alone but in Beautiful Alaska…
Alaska is very doable living closer to a town or city! I just chose to live as far away as possible but still be on the road system. Live your dream Cathy! 🤗🧡
I lived in Anchorage for a year. Great and grand adventure, have many memories.
Another great video! You’re a wealth of knowledge.
Thank you so much! And still I have so much to learn! I love it! :-)
All really information. Thank you so much. 🙋🏼♀️🇦🇺
You have an amazing property there, very beautiful.
Thank you so much Thomas! 😉🧡
Such interesting and informative videos!
I always try to make my videos informative or entertaining! If I am lucky I can do both! 😉🧡
Great video, thanks for sharing!
So glad you enjoyed the video Tiff! Thank you so much!
You are so sweet. You keep thanking everyone for being patient and watching your videos, but I think we should be thanking you! 😊. You mentioned not to let the beets touch each other. What about the carrots?
Oh I really do appreciate anyone who watches my videos! As far as in storage, I think no root crops should be touching each other to prevent possible spoilage from transferring. I do the same with fruit too. 😉🧡
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska, I went out and got containers and natural play sand. It was like $7 a bag. The white sand was $16. I assumed it was bleached and for esthetics only so I opted for natural. I don’t have a garden… yet. I do, however, have a membership to restaurant Depot and will try to store the carrots, onions, potatoes and I’m going to try celery. Not sure how well they’ll do since they’ve been washed, but I won’t know until I try. I just bought 4 cases of apples from there and I’ve been making applesauce non-stop that I’ve been water-canning. I also found chayote there, which is my favorite vegetable. Ever. It’s used in a lot of Hispanic cooking, and although I love that cuisine, my husband does not. So, I stir-fry with onions, garlic and ginger and it’s so good. Usually, I blanch and freeze, but now I’m thinking I might try storing them in sand, too. 🤔
Your cabin is beautiful ❤ GODBLESS you sweetie
Thank you so much Tes! 🤗🧡
Family comes first .
I just love and respect you in a thousand ways. NEW subscriber ...plus I shared you to my FB friends.
Well thank you kindly Kit! 🤗 I really do appreciate that so much! And thank you for the sub and for sharing! 😉🧡
You live in a really beautiful area. Thank you for sharing your life with us all 💚👍
And thank you Margaret for watching and commenting! I think I really got lucky finding this property and getting to just live in Alaska! I love it! And love sharing my journey with you too! Thank you so much!
So many great tips on food preservation, Thank you
I love learning and using all the old ways of preserving food. It is amazing to me how “they” figured this stuff out though Thank you so much Susan!
I’m so happy your son was there, and you had the help you needed! I’m also so happy that you have met some neighbours…it’s always great to have that added security and friendship ❤️. I have a feeling that you will eventually harvest a Caribou 😊
I have a good feeling about the next caribou hunt in a couple weeks! But if not, I still have to pick up my 1/2 cow in a month! 🤭 Having my son here was amazing! So many projects got done and I am excited to show it to you. Next video promise! My "neighbors" I met in a very short amount of time. I went from not knowing anyone to meeting them both in about a two week span. The fire chief is a very nice guy and just darts around the town helping EVERYONE in whatever they need. The ex military family offered me salmon and would have given me many eggs if they hadn't just just sent all their chickens to "freezer camp". If I get 1-2 caribou, I will keep what I can and share with both, the guy who fixed my oil burner and my contractor. He prefers caribou over moose so I would like to get one for him. I mean look at how he saved my cabin! It's the least I could do! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
I love how respectful and grateful you are for the sustenance. How respectfully you cook it, store and will eat it with gratitude.
Do you have a stock of books to read?
And sharing it! Hunting and fishing here could be a matter of a good winter or a very bad one yet everyone will share their hunts, fish and gardens. A real community! I am not much of a book reader but I have a few that have been sent to me by viewers that I had requested on Amazon. These reference books will be read for sure this winter. I don't read fiction but I do enjoy a book that will teach me a thing or two! Thank you so much Tanya!
You have an awesome Chanel, My Wife who doesn't like TH-cam Sits and watches your videos with me. Stay safe
LOL! Well that sure is a compliment!😁 I am so happy you are (both) enjoying my channel! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
I enjoyed the video and I love looking at the mountains . Please let us know that your son makes it home safely. I’m so glad you had help with your grocery haul.
My son made it home safely and I am glad his trip here and back was uneventful. I have seen many videos of treks to Alaska not going well. I do really miss my son already though! His help with the grocery haul was just what I needed! The hauls call for a very long day for me so his help this year was awesome! Thank you so much Denise! So happy you enjoyed the video and all the fantastic scenery!
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska we have only been back in Texas for two weeks from Alaska. I got some great pictures. I never get tired of the beautiful scenery. I’m so glad your son made it home safely.
@@denisesummers3107 I hope you get back to Alaska soon! Alaska misses you!
Wonderful video Alone, I look forward to watching you use the glassedeggs, that looks interesting. The preparations for your winter looks to be well in hand. I’m starting to sew for our summer here in Australia, and you are one of the people who keeps me company 😁🌻
My first time trying water glassing eggs in Alaska! I practiced it in Colorado and they all turned out pretty good! My method is more to get me through the winter but glassing can store for 2 years if put in sealed jars! The moist sand definitely works well to as I had nice crispy carrots last winter. And yes! Sewing! As soon as I get my sewing machine area all set up, I can start making some curtains and skirts again! And talking to all the commenters on my channel makes my winters feel like I have many conversations with people and help me get through the winters! Always here to keep you company! Thank you so much!
My Mother and Grandmother put eggs in waterglass during the second world war, I can remember the buckets in the pantry.
@@susanyates4233 I love using these time proven methods of preserving food! I just can’t figure out how they came up with these methods! So ingenious! Thank you so much Susan!
Glad you have someone close to reach out in case of emergency. Be safe.
The fire chief is a good man. He is just zooming around all over helping people out. Like he has to be 20 places at once. But I know he would help me if needed. The military family "neighbor" would help too. And honestly I know my contractor and Aaron would help me if I needed it. But I don't think they will help me stack the 6 cords of wood I had delivered though! 🤣🤪 Thank you so much Michael! 🧡🤗💚
A very enjoyable video. Thanks for your food storage tips. I love your visuals and directions. God bless you and keep you safe this winter.
So happy you enjoyed the video Lou! I love the old ways of storing food! But I still have freezers too! LOL! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
Hello again Alone. Thanks for a good video.this was informative, enjoyable and relaxing. Good luck with hunting season. Stay safe.enjoy
Hello James! So happy you enjoyed the video! Next caribou season opens up in a couple weeks! I will keep you informed! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
Love your videos, whenever they are up, I’ll be watching, please, don’t apologize, you take care of yourself first, we’ll be here waiting to see those beautiful views and that simple lifestyle 😊❤👍
Thank you so much Enid! I know that most of my viewers enjoy my channel and understand. I like to at least let my TH-cam family know what is going on. But it is good to be back and posting videos again! Thank you 🧡🤗💚
You are so straightened away. all your tips are great. Looking foreward to next time. Thanks Alli.
Ahh thank you kindly David! It is amazing what I had learned prior to moving here and even more amazing what I didn't know! It is fun to keep learning and finally getting to live what I have learned. I highly recommend it to everyone! Even the simple projects like packing beets can be more rewarding than watching TV! I know! I'm weird! 🤪Thank you so much David! 🧡🤗💚
you are such a sweetheart!! You are every man's dream come true! stay warm this winter.
Ahhhh well thank you kindly Greg! What an awesome compliment! I have been known to be a stubborn pistol sometimes 😁 Staying warm this winter should be much easier with all the improvements! We are about to find out! Winter is coming!! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
When you do get that Caribou or even a Moose as well Alone? You are gonna need another freezer for sure! I have learned so much from you in this video about keeping root vegetables, apples, eggs & mushrooms too through the winter. I already pretty much knew how to store potatoes. However Carrots & Beets? Not so much. And yes. The Beet tops are so delicious! Thank You So Much for teaching an old dog new tricks! Sending much love & gratitude your way from Tali girl and me, here on the Pungo Prairie!
I suggest Farmhouse on Boone's blog and or youtube. She has some fantastic bread recipes and she makes a lot of great meals from scratch for ideas. I just made her sourdough croissants and they were amazing. It's cozy seeing you stocked up. Makes me want to do the same.
I am definitely subscribed to Farmhouse on Boone! And she does make some insanely great looking breads of all kinds! Sourdough croissants! YUMMY!! Having the stock up for winter out of the way feels good! I was worried about inventory levels at the grocery stores but they had everything I needed. But I did have to get more coffee! My pantry is like going to the grocery store. Such a nice feeling to know I don't have to go get food for a long time. You should try it! Thank you so much
Enjoying your videos. I found a later video first so I went back to the beginning to watch all of your progress. My dream trip is fishing in Alaska, and I did have a trip planned for 2020 but when the borders closed I had to cancel all reservations. New trip is planned for 2025 now. I have 8 states left to visit and the 2025 trip will knock out 7 of them with just Hawaii left afterwards. Thank you for showing different towns as you visit them. Can't wait to step on Alaska land and fish the waters.
Power outages in the winter gives an opportunity to clean the freezers because everything from the freezer goes outside and gets covered with snow. I used garbage bags so i could haul the items out. The little things that give us joy, a real egg or coffee creamer or onions that are still good and its February..glad things are all set for you.
Definitely! I am prepared to have to take everything out side or to the vehicle if needed and everything will stay nice and frozen! always nice to make the best of the situation and defrost or clean the freezers at the same time though! Have to have coffee every morning though with heavy cream! If not even Kenai wont come near me! 🤪 Showing my little grocery store in my cabin in the next video! Thank you so much Lyn! 🧡🤗💚
What a difference a year makes! Wow.
I love watching different homesteaders/self-sufficiency preppers from all over the globe. Everyone has different variables, but the same goal. I learn new things all the time. -down here in New Mexico doing it my way. Have a good winter!
This has been one crazy year! I look back at it and say “Wait I did that?” Like you, I watch techniques from channels all over the world. I adopt a little here and a little there and make my own way too! I like to do that with recipes as well. I researched everything I could before moving out here and I am amazed at how much I still didn’t know. this will be a good winter I think! It certainly can’t be as scary as the last winter! LOL Thank you so much Julia!
I am new to your channel and I must say you are one brave lady. Couldn't do what you are doing.
I am enjoying your videos very much plus I am learning many new things. We have property outside of town and we are in our mid 70’s. I have a few chickens and love having fresh eggs. I didn’t know the way you prepared yours for storage was an option. I will never live your way of life however I love your videos. It is never to late to learn.
Many thanks.
That's so awesome Catherine! And you just cant beat a farm fresh egg! Actually water glassing eggs in a sealed container and stored in a dark and cool room could last for 2 years! No, my way of living is definitely not for everyone but I am glad you are on my journey with me! Never stop learning! Thank you so much Catherine! 🧡🤗💚
You invited us in your home. The least we can do is give a thank you to the host.❤
Thanks!
Ahhh Christa! Thank you so much! Kenai says thank you too! You are awesome!
Not a lot but it's a thanks.
I appreciate your channel. I loved watching you store the beets in the sand.
@@Christa. Christa! It is a lot to me! If you knew what we made on TH-cam per video you would be shocked I love preserving food the "old ways" and I plan to do more! Thank you again and thank you for following my journey here!
Great video, as always. Stay safe and enjoy each day. Thank you for sharing ❤️😃🌺
Thank you so much Stella! And thank you for commenting! 🧡🤗💚
Idk how you live up there in the wilderness by yourself remotely for so long. You go girl! I’m sure it is very peaceful. I lived in the woods and wouldn’t leave but every month for food. I had too because I didn’t have a freezer but the little one in the refrigerator and down south it’s hard to store some things. 😊
Oh I absolutely love it here alone. just walking outside on a day with no breeze and no birds chirping is a silence that I cannot describe. The quietness is very therapeutic! Yes having a partner here would be nice! I have 6 cords of wood in my front yard that I would rather not have to stack! Down south, with that humidity, I think you are braver than me. I cannot stand to over heat! We hit 70F in Alaska and I was dying!! The grocery hauls are kind of fun. I know that when I am done, I wont have to hit a grocery store for 6 plus months! Well I do in summer but mostly to get fresh fruit. But to do this life without a freezer? Not sure about that. Thank you so much Kim!
Hello Alone, This was a great video. I was so hoping your hunt would be profitable. I'm glad you learned and had fun. You will get one I'm sure. Can't wait till next video. Love your Chanel and can't wait to see more of the projects you've completed. I'm very happy for you friend. Be blessed.
I did learn a lot from his hunt and we have one more chance in a couple weeks! I have a good feeling about the next one! I will be showing almost everything my son and I did inside and even show my cabin grocery store! LOL! The fire chief is a very nice guy that helps everyone out here! He is always needing to be in 20 places at one time! Not fire related but he helps out with rides to the hospital etc. Very glad to have finally met him and the great ex military family! Thank you so much Carol! 🧡🤗💚
Ty for the longer video.
You bet! I always try to make longer videos if I have the content (and the time). Thank you so much Joyce! 🧡🤗💚
A Caribou sure would be nice to have. Don't forget the Wal Mart Bush shopper program, if you have lots of money to spare LOL. I saw they had snow in Anc yesterday, winter is there, wish I was.
I will get one more chance for the caribou. Would be nice. I have two tags and would make sure the meat got distributed. My contractor loves caribou. More than moose! I am anxious to try it! Winter has already sucker punched me here! I had to have the driveway plowed already! ALREADY!! 🤪
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska I like both, but a moose is too big to mess with, will try again next year for sure. Really like the Bear meat.
Look up a homemade biquick mix recipe. I keep a bunch ready made in my fridge, and mix a bit with milk whenever I want a bread. Its perfect for biscuits, pancakes, dumplings, english muffins, fry bread, etc. And I can do enough for just me without a ton of extra.
Flour, sugar, salt, baking powder, and butter cut in.
I have a book that has this recipe in it! Fantastic idea! I will definitely look into this. But I have to make extra for Kenai! 🤣
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska I always make an extra for my doggo! He will love it.
i have just recently found your videos while surfing around. my wife and i are moving to the Alaskan interior in January of all times. it wasnt i first choice for a time schedule but it is what we have to work with. moving to a small dry cabin from south texas should be interesting
Well Peter, moving to Alaska in January is doable but yeah you definitely want to start your life in Alaska with a bang don't you?🤣 Be over prepared for problems that may come up and just don't let this move (whatever issues you may run into) ruin your view of Alaska. Interesting for sure but you may just coast all the way to Alaska with no issues at all. I have not regretted my move here for one single second! 😉🧡
I love how to store eggs and to have frozen water in freezer. Great tips!
The glassing eggs can actually be stored for 2 years if in a sealed container! Isn't that crazy! My method is good for 6-12 months maybe. My freezers all have these stackable ice packs that I got from Sportmans Warehouse. They have something inside them (not water) that freezes quicker and last longer. I normally use it for my big cooler that is my "refrigerator" but having them in the freezers along with bottles of water will prolong the temps for sure! Thank you so much Cindy!
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Let me know how they taste. I hope they do not taste like pickles! Lol
@@cindymarie2475 HA! They do not. The calcium I used is normally used to make canned veggies stay crisp and then they are put in pickling stock. I have done this in Colorado and after a good wash, the eggs are like you just took them out of the fridge
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska oh good!!! That’s awesome! I may try it…Even though I’m not remote.
Never heard of waterglassing eggs!! Very interesting! U have great ideas. Like the 6 months grocery haul. Hope u/Kenai r healthy this fall & winter. U r CO connection.
Normally eggs are put in sealed jars and can actually stay edible for two years! My method is more for 6-12 months. But I will show what they look like when I use them! My grocery hauls are basically restocking the Alone grocery store. I never have a list based on recipes. Just keep a good supply of stuff and I can make just about anything! Sometimes it tastes good too! Thank you so much Janice!
Really awesome food storage! I like your calm nature, btw. Enjoy the remainder of the fall. 👍😎🇨🇦🐾📷
I love learning the old ways of food preservation. Some of it is pretty amazing and I have no idea how "they" figured this stuff out. Living out here with the solitude and quietness would calm anyone. I highly recommend it 😁 Fall is very quickly going to turn into winter but I am looking forward to the snow! Thank you so much Marian! 🧡🤗💚
Thank You for posting this lovely video. You are very much appreciated and we must have patience with one another . How you appreciate sustenance is amazing and loving . Learned alot from this videos as others. Thank You for sharing your life. Beautiful scenery and details in your expressions. Be well and safe. Until next time.
Josefa thank you so much for the care package! I think I forgot to put some of the items you sent me on the table but that's because I used them right away! It was very thoughtful as you have usually done supporting my channel in many ways! So happy you are enjoying my channel! And glad you learned something too! Working on this weeks video now! Thank you so much Josefa! For everything!
I have alot of respect for you. You are doing something that I wish I had done many years ago. I just found your channel and I'm really liking it.
GURL!! Water. Glassing. Eggs.?? That is next LEVEL!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I've known about this preservation method for years, but couldn't seem to get the technique under my belt. That was hands down, THE BEST tutorial on waterglassing I've ever seen 👏 🙌 😍 👌 . Also, I didn't know about processing mushrooms like that for freezing!! So you taught me something that will really come in handy!! Fantastic video- I see the community seems to like the longer videos, I do too! But either way, keep em coming! (And I know what you mean about gathering all that footage and when things slow down, they can see the light of day, lol!!) Big hugs!!!!❤
I have water glassed eggs when I was in Colorado and it really works! If they are glassed in a sealed jar/container and kept in a cool dark place, they can last up to 2 years! Who figured this stuff out!!??🤔 The mushrooms was one of those times I had just saved some extra sautéed mushrooms in the freezer and have been doing it that way ever since. But I do still dehydrate some as well. I taught Leigh something?? I fainted! I use your channel as a reference starting point if I am trying to figure out how to do something here "pioneer style". I always try to make longer videos but you know how it is. It's not just filming over and over (Take 47!!) but editing, uploading etc. I hope this winter will allow me to make some longer content though. Thank you so much Leigh!
Oh wow that's an enormous compliment!!! I love the TH-cam community, especially as regards self reliance, stepping away from the mainstream and following your dreams. So we teach and lift up each other!! And yes I understand completely about videos. My dang editing program gets all janky and "sticky" if I go past a 15-16 minute video. I really need to skill up in all that technology, but I just have no interest at the moment....the Shorts are like a game changer!!! Love em!! My youngest hens are getting ready to start laying, so I can see the root cellar filling up with preserved eggs!!!😘❤
Yeah the community is great! I have learned so much more than I ever thought! From commenters too! I really need to get more SHORTS done. TH-cam is really pushing shorts and will promote channels that do them. But they literally want 3-5 per day!! GRRRR Awesome! You will have fresh eggs all winter!
Idk if you know this or not but you can actually grow your potatoes in a few big sized tires and as they grow up out the top of them just keep laying another tire ontop of it and put more dirt into the tire and repeat it until you can barely reach the top of the tires and when it starts getting cold outside they'll not freeze from the temperatures cause of being in the dirt itself too and when you want to eat a few of them just dig them out and eat them but make sure that you recover the other ones back up below the freeze level in the ground too and if you do that they'll keep all winter long as well too this the way the ol timers done it around where I live at too
It’s much better to use BPA free plastic containers like an ace container or a long Pep Boys container. Tires will leak dangerous chemicals into the soil and the plants that’s really not a good way to do it.
@@livingintheforest3963 that's weird that you are saying that now because I'm 47 years old and I've seen people doing it since I was a kid and never had any problems with it either because they were never any chemicals in the tires anytime before or after they were used
Rubber has petroleum and other chemicals in them, and yes forever chemicals that do leach out into the environment, including into foods grown in them. I would never recommend using tires for growing perishables. Wooden crates or wooden barrels -other, yes - .
I think you are talking about potato towers? Make them with tires or chicken wire and hay. I definitely plan on growing a ton of potatoes and will have the space to do it. However that may be a great idea until I get my garden up and running. I still have to protect the towers from the moose or bears or they will just get free potatoes! I will have to research about how they hold up to the freezing temps we get here though. Sometimes -60F. There are some old tires here but probably only about 4-5. Thank you so much James!
You can also grow them in outdoor garbage cans. Plus I hear when you buy a tomato plant that you bury the roots and stock and allow the limbs to grow up increasing the harvest from one plant. Best wishes and HELLO FROM ARIZONA
What a totally awesome education I got from this video. Absolutely amazing how you stretch out a dollar and that you don’t waste good food. I am on a very limited budget and need to make my grocery haul last. Because I am unable to drive, getting to the store can be a challenge plus I live pay check to paycheck. Take Care and stay safe my friend. Glad that you love everything that I sent you. 🥰🐶👩🍳🍁🍁
Carri Ann! Limited budget and you sent me so many things in the care package! I really do thank you so much for it and I hope it wasn't too much trouble. Kenai was VERY interested in that box! He practically unpacked it for me! My grocery hauls do take some crafty saving up and to be honest I ran a bit short this haul. Had to put some things back. But I got the rest later! I will be showing my new "grocery store" in the next video! Thank you so much Carri Ann! And I hope you are feeling better!
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Yes I am on a very limited budget. I started gathering your care package stuff awhile ago. As you get to know me, you find out that I am a very giving person. I wanted to send stuff to you before winter because I know that winter is a very long time for you and your dog. I’m so grateful that my friend Pat helped me mail the boxes to you. She picked me up and took me to the post office. Glad you love everything that I got you. Take care my friend and be careful. I’m still recovering from my fall. 🥰🐶💖
@@carriann3725 I was lucky to have a little left over after buying my cabin (from selling my house) I knew I was going to have to get that roof replaced ASAP or my dream here could have been a disaster. Also paying to have my son drive up the Uhaul. The care package was like an early Christmas. Loved everything! And its so nice to have friends like Pat! She sounds like a great friend you can rely on! Recover slowly and be careful Carri Ann. I still get some pain from my stair fall but I suppose it could have been worse! So we both got lucky! Here we are still chatting!
Fascinating video. I’m so impressed with your long term meal planning and needs for 7 months. I always enjoy your content, thanks for sharing.
Ahhh thank you kindly Theresa! My next video I will be showing my mini cabin "grocery store" 🤣 So happy you are enjoying my channel! And thank you so much for watching and commenting! 🧡🤗💚
I saw on facebook that you can store tomatoes in ash from your wood stove. They will stay good for months. You should try it and let everyone know if it works.
Well that's interesting! I did not know that. I will have to research that one. Only problem would be is I use the burnt wood ash for cover in my 5 gallon bucket toilet! Hmmmmm? 🤔
I just slice my mushrooms....and store then in a freezer bag. You can double bag them....when thawed they are as nice as fresh. If adding to soups, casseroles, etc. I just add frozen. I freeze green peppers either sliced, diced, or cored whole. They all freeze well.
A great video, so interesting, always look forward to updates of your wilderness life. Central Qld, Australia
Thank you so much Diane! So happy you enjoyed the video! New video out soon..... I hope! 🧡🤗💚
I learn so much from these prep type videos you make! I enjoy all of your videos and am especially enjoying all the updates to the cabin! Can't wait to see how it turns out and how you make it your home!
That's so awesome to hear! I love to hear when people learn something from my videos! Even if its what not to do! 😁The cabin is slowly making its way to being new again! I love this old cabin and it will survive for many centuries after I am done with it! Stay tuned! Many more years of upgrades needed! LOL 🤣 Thank you so much Stacey! 🧡🤗💚
I love that little tiny tree right at the beginning, I found this new soap and next spring I'm gonna send you some, your gonna enjoy it. I was like wow this is amazing stuff. I'm gonna start a gathering of little things I'm gonna save and send you next spring So glad your had your son for a short season. 🤍🤍🤍🤍 the moose was your friend. it was saying I know your there and like you. Your music lifts my sole. we've both been super busy before winter. glad to see you! wow what a sweater.. what a busy good time you got to have.
HA! I noticed that tree as well! I may have a few hundred of them on my property! Ahhh Deedie that is so sweet! I will say that I still love looking at the awesome paintings you sent and when my contractor was here with his boy, he was wearing the black HH sweatshirt you gave him! I heard that he is really enjoying the sticker books too! the gifts you sent are very much appreciated by me and my contractor! Living this life, your entire spring/summer is just getting ready for winter again and I actually love the hustle and then the calmness after. I knew I had all of this planned (except the hunting part) but I guess I never really thought about the time of doing everything! I look forward to sleeping in some once the snow starts! Are you talking about the black sweater? That was a gift from my son! I love it! Thank you so much Deedie!
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News said this week that snow is on the peak here in Colorado Springs, makes me get it in gear to get ready. Thank you for all you share with us. Glad you got some time with your son. Looking forward to your winter post. I have shared this video with my facebook group and hope they come look.
OOOOO Colorado Springs! I have only driven through Colorado Springs on camping/fishing trips. Its like a big city snuggled up to the mountains! I did stop in Larkspur though for the Renaissance Festival once! I had a great time with my son here and my next video I will show what we did! It's just so awesome! Ahhh that is so sweet of you Amanda! I love it when my videos are shared! Thank you so much
This was such an interesting and informative video. I really enjoyed learning all about your winter preparations.💛
So happy you enjoyed the video and learned something! We spend our entire spring and summer prepping for winter! It's not for everyone but I love this life! And when winter finally hits full force, everything just stops and its time for a nap! LOL! 🤣 Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
From the view of a Son...If my Mother asked me to pack and move her things to Alaska and asked if it was difficult and had me work on her house,I would of loved it!
That's so awesome! When I asked my son, he didn't hesitate to say yes and even wanted to stay longer to help out with projects. He just wanted to make sure I got my stuff and was good to go for next winter. We did have such a great time laughing and catching up though. Next time he comes out, I wont have him work ........ as much! 🤣 Thank you so much Michael! 🧡🤗💚
Beautiful video! I really love your style, your amazing camera work and editing. Nice grocery haul and preservation tips. So sweet you received such nice gifts too...makes me want to send a box for you and Kenai. I see a Caribou or two in your future! Stay safe and warm, blessings and much Aloha from Oregon. ❤❤❤
Hello Barbra! Ahhh thank you kindly for the compliments! I do think and plan out my videos and it is always nice to hear when someone notices! The grocery haul was so much easier with my son helping me out! I wonder if he could fly out twice a year to help me with the grocery hauls 🤭 Yeah probably not. I love preserving food and especially the old style methods! The gifts were about three weeks worth! I almost couldn't find a table big enough to show everything! Remember if you do want to send something, better to wait until next April when I can get to my PO box more regularly and always check the shipping costs! Someone in Alaska sent me a nice gift and it cost him like 17 bucks! IN ALASKA! That's just not right! 1-2 caribou!! I love the way you think! I have two tags and would take two so I could share with the neighbors and my contractor! Oregon is such a beautiful state! Almost moved there! 😉 Thank you so much Barbra! 🧡🤗💚
Oh, you reminded me my childhood & my grandma, when I lived in the village. We had a root cellar there with a big... let it be the box, with about of 10 inches of wet river sand on the bottom. We stored the carrots, potatoes, beets and even watermelons in the sand. Yes, you do everything right, don't washing the vegetables. So, If you could have some big mmm... it's like a raised bed made from wooden boards and filled with the sand, then you could store a lot of vegetables. So, thanks for the video, cheers from Lithuania :-)
Lithuania! That is so cool! I think many of the "old ways" of food preservation I have learned have come from over seas. Seems to be more popular overseas even today. But I do plan on building (in my root cellar) big permanent boxes filled with sand so as you said, I can have a raised beds of stored veggies all winter! 😁 Hopefully I can get that built next year! And thank you for watching and commenting Serzh! 🧡🤗💚
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska yeahhh, thanks, take care and be healthy these hard days 🙂
Thank you for sharing. I was so excited to see your winter haul. I love hauls. I’m prepared for a year for my family of 3. I just have a few more things to buy. I am also excited to see all the work that you completed. I peeped the pantry 😊. Take care and stay safe. ❤
HA! Yeah I couldn't exactly hide the pantry in this video but I plan on showing the new pantry in full on my next video! I have a cabin grocery store! 🤭 A family of three for a year! That is so awesome! Feels nice doesn't it!? But there are always a few more things to buy! Like caramels!!! They just keep disappearing for some reason! I suspect Kenai!🤣 Thank you so much 🧡🤗💚
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Yes it does feel good to be prepared. It’s funny the extras that I want to get are snacks. Lol. Yes let’s blame Kenai lol. Take care.
When we were living in Fairbanks, it was aready snowing in September 😬
I think Fairbanks just got snow 2-3 days ago and I just got snow this morning. It's the light stuff but at least it has finally started! WOOHOO!! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
Great video Ms Alone as always!😊❤
Thank you so much Josh! I anxiously await your next video! chop chop!
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska haha I'm working on a DIY gravity water filter system to show folks. And gravity filters that im affiliated with now lol
Now that is cool! I am very interested in that. Can't wait to watch it! 🧡
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska LOL the pressure is on! 😳😆
As usual, amazing landscapes and musics. I love you videos. Thanks foo sharing the cards also. Wow! I think you are doing an amazing job at planning for these groceries and storage. You really are a great planner. Greats tips you gave us too on how to preserve certain foods. Hopefully you'll get a Moose in the upcoming months, at least it was cool to spend time a gorgeous landscape with a new friend.
Hunting was something I knew I had to learn out here. I would have just learned what I could and went out and figured it out but having someone show you and guide you is always best. Knowing me, it could have taken me years to learn hunting on my own! I started putting my Kotatsu table area together with all my Japanese decorations and your cards just fit perfectly with everything. I will show that area for sure when I do my cabin tour video .....someday! My video this week will show my new pantry and storage area for my "grocery store" I am so happy you are enjoying my videos! Thank you so much!
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska I'm really happy for you you could find someone kind and trustworthy to accompany you on the hunting journey. I very much look froward to see our amazing Kotatsu table area! 😊💙
Nice video, you got quite a haul this time. I didn't know about storing eggs that way, you can teach an old dog new tricks, lol. Sorry the hunt didn't go well for you but, you have plenty of time to get one. You should be harvesting the Moose on your property or close by. You are becoming quite the Bush gal. I've got a new video out and a longer one coming up. Looking forward to another video from you.
The moose on my property was just pure luck! Poor thing left a huge blood puddle where it fell and after it started running it was more or less easy to follow but we lost it anyway! That was just frustrating! I have a hard time walking through the woods on my property. That darn moose just ran with its huge antlers like it was ice skating through the trees! Amazing animal! The next caribou season opens end of this month. I hope I get the two! One will be nice though! I wasn't thinking that hunting would happen for me for awhile yet! I was concentrating on trying to get out fishing but just couldn't break away! Heck I would be happy to throw a line in the pond near my cabin even though (I don't think) there are any fish there. So much to learn still John! I plan to do it all! Just not kayaking though! LOL! Thank you so much!
I grew up on a farm and we canned and froze vegetables for the winter. We also stored potatoes in burlap bags in a cool dry place. I learned some new tricks today. Thanks for sharing.
I have always thought anyone raised on a farm was very lucky. Some of the old ways to store food is simply amazing to me. So happy you enjoyed the video and learned something! I always love to hear that! Thank you so much Melody! 🧡🤗💚
Thanks for the great view.
You bet! And thank you for commenting Glenda! 🧡🤗💚
Hello Alone that was a great and very informative video you are a wealth of information i take it you must do a ton research.I am looking forward to seeing what you and your boy were up to during his stay i'll bet you guys had fun doing some of the projects.The scenery shots you show us are just spectacular what a beautiful location you live in.I've said it once and i'll say it again you are my favorite u-tuber and i do enjoy the longer videos.Please stay safe so from Canada bye for now.
Yeah I did nothing but research for many years prior to moving out here! But I practiced a lot of it too! this weeks video will be showing most of what my son and I worked on. you might have been able to see some of it behind me in this video. Basically I created a grocery store! So happy you enjoyed the video and I love doing the scenery shots! So always expect them! Ahhh thank you Jim! Your favorite!! That makes me so happy! And I always try to make my videos longer if I can! Seems to be popular so I may try harder! Thank you so much
I can’t imagine shopping for 6 months or more, we go shopping for 2 weeks and come out with 5 things and a $100 down, just no fun 😞Glad you were able to get all that you needed and back home safely. Ready to cozy in for the winter.
LOL! Yeah you are not joking either about 100 bucks and not much to show! For some reason when I do the big grocery hauls, I feel like I got more for my money. Obviously not as there are not discounts but I have spent a chunk of change at the local stores and walked out with 1/2 bag of stuff! CRAZY! At least I was able to get mostly everything I needed. And it was so nice having my sons help on this one! I am SO READY for winter! Thank you so much Angie! 🧡🤗💚
I live just on the edge of town and the past 2 years have bin Growing and Raising most of what I eat and my freezer is full to the top and have bin getting back into canning I may go to the store for small stuff every 2 months and most times it for stuff I don't need to be eating lol
Hey sometimes some junk food is nice! You had a pretty good garden this year and a nice flock of chickens and turkeys! Get some fishing in as well and you will be set! And oh yeah! Canning is a skill that you must have to live this way! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
I appreciate you and your videos. Keep care. We'll keep watching, (hugs)
Thank you kindly Shelah! I really do appreciate that! A bunch! 🧡🤗💚
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I have always wondered how eggs tasted/cooked after being frozen so thank you for the info! God bless! 💜💙💜
I know some have said they are fine after being frozen. I just prefer eggs over easy and runny and not scrambled. Does that make me an egg snob? 🤪 Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing.
So happy you enjoyed the video Sheila! And thank you so much for watching and commenting! 🧡🤗💚
Wonderful video! I just found out a few weeks ago about dehydrated mushrooms. I have jars and jars of them and rehydrate with water. A national park ranger told me to use white wine instead of water to rehydrate them. I have not tried that yet but wow, I bet that will kick them up a notch.
White wine sounds like a great idea!! I am going to try that for sure! I still dehydrate mushrooms but not as much. I'd like to someday get a freeze drier but they are kind of expensive and use a lot of energy so probably will never get one. I like figuring the preserving of food the "old ways". As long as they are safe. 1/8 of a jar of Nutella already gone! I couldn't help myself! Kenai loved the treats too! Thank you so much Brenda! (and hubby)
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Glad your enjoying it. A freeze dryer would be wonderful, but too rich for my blood. Enjoy your evening.
Great video. When you were putting the Beets up(our favorite ) I was yelling , dont waste the greens . And when you got to the eggs . I was saying I know of a video that uses Lime.... Girl you are on top of things like no other. Cheers . P.S Try roasting a beet just like a baked potato . You wont be disappointed .
Ahhh thank you kindly Steve! Lets just say, I have done my research! LOL! I love beets and I love the beet tops! This was the first time I have water glassed eggs in Alaska but it worked great in Colorado! A roasted beet huh? 🤔 That sounds absolutely delicious! I have not tried that yet but I certainly will now! Awesome! Thank you so much Steve!
Nice Job!! I’m sure Kenzie will appreciate all those dog treats!! Nice tutorial on the veggie storage.
Kenai loves those milk bones! I honestly don't know why. He will carry the treat around like a toy. Sometimes I find 2-3 in his dog bed! He always eventually eats them though! So happy you enjoyed the video Kevin! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
Wow great way to store eggs. Thanks so much for sharing
If put in a sealed jar and stored in a cool and dark place, the eggs will keep up to two years! Crazy! I just need eggs to make it through winter 😉 Glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska no thanks again so very much. I just don't eat eggs that often and they go bad on me before I get a chance so this will be perfect for me.✌😘
Your knowledge of survival and preparation is quite impressive. I learned a couple things. I've hunted caribou in Alaska. It's a gamble as they can move many miles in a day. I'm glad you got out and gave it a go. Wounding an animal and not recovering it is every hunter's nightmare. It's only happened to me once, thankfully. I love beets and keep canned beets on hand at all times. Not as tasty or as nutritious as the way you do it though.
I love to hear when people learn something from my videos! Even if its not what to do! I am hoping to get 2 caribou when the season opens again in 2-3 weeks. I can use some for my freezers and canning and I would love to share the rest with the fire chief (unless he gets one), the ex military family "neighbor" and some for my contractor and Aaron. My contractor prefers caribou over moose. We tracked that poor moose all day! Plenty of blood trails to follow but he was a tough one for sure. Beets stored in damp sand and they taste like you just picked them many months later! But canned beets are pretty good too! I do love beets! Thank you so much Steve!
Amazing
Well thank you kindly Donna! 🧡🤗💚
Hello Alone, glad you enjoyed your son's visit. What beautiful scenery you have shown us. Stay safe, best wishes from Susan in UK>
My son's visit will be a memory I will cherish forever! And he will be back! The scenery here, especially in autumn, is absolutely breathtaking! You can always expect to see scenery shots in all of my videos! Thank you so much Susan! 🧡🤗💚
Gosh, with everything you have do...and I'm sure the list is a mile long, and trying to put out videos on top of that, I tip my hat to you. Please don't worry about us, take care of you first which is essential to living well and balanced. Loved your grocery haul and how you store food...very informative and interesting. Looking forward to videos once the snow comes. Stay safe and until the next one, be well! ❤
It is always busy for me. Working full time, TH-cam full time and just trying to live out here full time. But thank you for understanding! Just know I thoroughly enjoy making videos! And I don't ever want to get burned out so sometimes videos will be late. Of course power outages and internet outages give me down time too! I think once I get my cabin sorted and unpacked, I will do an official complete cabin tour! Thank you so much!
Hi Alone. Great vlog! Thank you for sharing. What an exciting time you are experiencing. I am so glad that Winter is near. I am also ready for a slower pace, less traffic and being wrapped in a Winter landscape. We also have snow on the peaks. It is close! I made Mushroom Ketchup last week and dehydrated the castings after it it was finished. It will be up on the blog soon. Take care...
Mushroom ketchup! Oh yeah I will be checking that out very soon! (for anyone reading this comment go here! roamingbuffaloranch.blogspot.com/ YES! Everything just slows down when it starts snowing and I am very much looking forward to that slower pace! Some days mid winter there is just nothing better than taking a nice nap! My first year in Alaska has been more than enough excitement for this gal! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Wow, I forget it's only been a year, because you are an Alaskan Pro...
LOL! Yeah one crazy long year! So much has been accomplished though! I definitely need a nap! 🤣🤪
What an interesting video. I really enjoyed it Alone! Good to see you back! Looking forward to your next video already! 😂
It's so good to be back with my TH-cam family Chris! So glad you enjoyed the video! This weeks video is vigilantly being worked on! Thank you so much Chris!
I shop every 2 months myself, not so much from the snow or store too far away, I just dislike shopping always have and I shop online for non perishable products. Too bad about hunting this time around, hopefully next time. Have you thought about salmon fishing? Looking forward to your renovation. Hugs to Kenai. Be Blessed. 😊🇺🇲
When I was in Colorado, to practice "stocking up" I would shop for 2-3 months at a time and some months I would just see if I could make it with whatever I had left in the pantry or freezers. But I do get a bit of anxiety when I have to go to the cities or towns to get supplies. SO MANY people! Amazon makes it easy for me to get some of those specialty items you cant really get on shelf here. Caribou season opens up again soon and my bags are packed and ready to go! I will definitely be doing salmon fishing next year. I just had my first full year as a resident so my resident and sustenance hunting and fishing license will be way cheaper! Plus if we can find a route to the Copper river behind my cabin (about 2 miles), it will be a very nice place to fish that no one else can get to unless they float the river. And I still would like to get my trout fishing in! I actually prefer trout but that may just be the Colorado girl in me still! Thank you so much Patricia!
Thank you so much for sharing. I love watching your videos and always look forward to them. I would love to have a small off grid cabin.
So happy you enjoyed the video and enjoy my channel Leilani! These cabins do require some work but they are SO worth it! Until you get one, it is an honor to have you along for my journey! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
AIRA, your food storage plan is vintage homesteading, nice job. Congrats on your first caribou hunt, looking forward to hearing more. Enjoy Autumn. Peace
I very much enjoy the old ways of preserving food if I can. I mean I do still have freezers but would replace them if there was another option. Caribou season opens up again soon so I hope I can fill the two tags I have. Thank you so much Michael! 🧡🤗💚
Hi, nice to see you again. I haven’t done much of a winter stock up yet. We have to go to town on the 12 so hoping to get most of what I need then. Our fall has been so warm, James is hunting but the animals aren’t moving yet, but. It’s suppose to be getting cooler. Anyways, great video good luck on your next hunt for caribou , we are after moose right now. Cheers and take care,🇨🇦💕
You still have plenty of time Lyn! And shopping the middle of the month (I have been told by someone who works in a grocery store) is the best time to go. I had no problems finding what I needed and in the quantities I needed. I will most likely pick up some extra stuff here and there (IF I go to town or the city) but I think I am good! I hope James got a moose! Ours got away but we followed it for 5 hours and then lost the trail. Caribou season opens up again in about 2-3 weeks! I am packed and ready to go! LOL! Thank you so much Lyn!
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska we are so well stocked all the time I am not worried. But I always feel better know the shelves are full and if something happens and we can’t get out…we are fine. No moose yet…the weather is crazy warm for this time of year. We are thankful we still have lots of time. Good luck on your next hunt too.
Great video Alone! I’m glad you’re all stocked up now. Hopefully your next hunt will be successful. Can’t wait for your cabin update video. Take care!
Hello Debbie! I have everything I need except more coffee! Amazon to the rescue! And thanks to the viewers that sent me the caramels! I'd almost think that coffee and caramels would be good enough but heck lets add some real food as well! 🤪 I will be showing my mini cabin grocery store in the next video and almost all of the remodel my son and I did. And I have a good feeling about the next caribou hunt in a couple weeks! Thank you so much Debbie! 🧡🤗💚
Oh my gosh Alone! Gotta get that coffee on hand. I’d drive some to you but I live in Missouri. I wouldn’t make it without my coffee! Looking forward to your next video
Missouri to Alaska! You would need a lot of coffee just for that! LOL! 🤣
Hello. You are living the dream here in Alaska. We hope to move out and away from most people in town one day. I am impressed with your method of preservation for your produce. I do want to share that an apple in with the potatoes will stop them from growing eyes. Also, if you put a towel in, it can absorb any moisture which will help with making them last longer. I am near Houston but would be happy to help you out if ever you need anything. Have a wonderful winter.
I have only driven through Houston Alaska and that was during a downpour when my son was here. Seems like a nice little town though. I have not heard about the apples/potatoes trick! Very interesting! I will research that for sure! And the towel makes sense! Time to hit the thrift stores again! Do you know what area you plan to move to or is it more wherever you find that perfect place? At least being in Alaska helps when you are looking for a place. Thank you for the offer! For this year, I am good! Just 6 cords of wood that need to be stacked but I will get that done ….. someday! :-) But please always feel free to give me tips and tricks or even let me know if I did something wrong. ALL advise is greatly appreciated! Thank you so much Tanya! :-)
what a beautiful moose.
I think every moose I have ever seen is beautiful. They are huge animals and can run through the woods like ice skating on water. And you have to have respect for them too. They can be deadly. Thank you so much Christa!
I'm sure Dewey will drop by. Then Sasquatch may also come by too.
They are both invited! I may have to put them to work for awhile first though! 6 cords of wood still need to be stacked! Thank you so much Jim!
Hi there I haven't wrote to you in long time I love what you did with the vegetables I never knew this thanks for the tips well take care and safe 🥰❤️
Hello Pauline! I always appreciate the comments whenever you have the time! Root vegetables store great like this. But potatoes will keep without the sand as long as they are kept in a cool dark place. I love learning the old ways of food preservation though. So happy you enjoyed the video and learned something! Thank you so much Pauline! 🧡🤗💚
Love your stories and the adventures too! Curious if the community sells what they produce? Like eggs and meat? I know you are rural just wanted to know if there was a network like this up there. Thanks for your time have a beautiful day.
I freakin love this channel....
LOL!! 🤣 Well thank you so much! I love viewers that comment! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
A friend of mine tells me I am crazy because I don't wash my eggs before I sale them I tell people I don't wash so they can keep there egg on there counter up to 3 months before going bad they do lose flavor the older they are but good
Best way to sell farm fresh eggs is to not wash them! Some people are just used to seeing a pristine egg in a carton from a grocery store that only lasts a couple weeks. 🙄
So happy for you to be able to spend time with your son. I bet he kept you entertained the entire time. He is really a jokester! Lol! So glad you got your things and the much needed help. That’s a blessing. So sorry you were unable to kill anything on the hunt but maybe next time! I’m really glad you have met some neighbors!!! Loved how you are working with persevering more food! Great tips!! I can not get it out of my head unless I say this ! So sorry that is just me! Lol! Please make sure you clean the stove pipe thing so you don’t have to go through what you did last winter and make sure you have dry wood! Okay now I feel much better! Really you have to look over me at times. I’m getting up in age and I have a tendency to mother a lot!! Lol!! I really enjoy your videos!
HA! I love it! All the stove pipe was replaced when we moved the stove and its clean and ready for winter! I just have to stack 6 cords of wood now! GRRR! Having my son here was so nice! And yeah he kept me laughing the entire time! He always makes me laugh! I wish we could have found the moose! That tough superman moose just ran through the woods like a ballerina on ice skates! But caribou season opens up again and my bags are ready to go! I would like to at least see a caribou next time! My "neighbors" are awesome people. The fire chief has been very kind and he just helps everyone out here! Like he has to be in 20 places at one time! The ex military family are great! I would share my caribou with them if I got 1-2. Also with my contractor since he loves caribou more than moose even! I love learning how to preserve food the old ways! Sure I use a freezer too but hey I do what I can! So happy you are enjoying my videos Jackie and you feel free to mother me all you like!
No caribou for us this year. Warmer temps caused them to migrate later than normal. Glad you will have another chance.
Ahhh sorry no caribou this year! Bummer! I have one more season to try and I will be happy to at least see caribou this time! 2 tags to fill! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚
Nice video. Have a nice day 💕
Thank you so much Jorge! And you have a fantastic day as well! 🧡🤗💚
You are a brave woman! I’m not sure I could do what your doing especially not seeing anyone.
Ahhh thank you kindly! This life is not for everyone for sure and the isolation, solitude and quietness out here could bother some. I really enjoy it. Walking outside and hearing absolutely nothing (even wind and birds) is something few get to experience. Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚