My Top 4 Ways | Preserving Carrot Harvest
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- Preserving the carrot harvest, my top ways I choose to preserve my harvest.
canning tips for carrots
freezing whole carrots
carrot scraps for stock
grated carrots frozen
I'd like to also added canned coleslaw this year and some pickled carrots.
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A tip I learned from a physical therapist is to open your sink cabinet and to place one foot inside your cabinet to take the stress off your lower back 😁.
That was an excellent harvest of carrots. Great job!
Dear Rachel, This segment on processing your harvest of carrots was superb in every way. Let me count the ways. First, l agree with you that there is absolutely no need to peel these young carrots. Indeed, I would even go so far to say it would be a waste. Secondly, thank you for telling us that the Danvers variety has proven to be the best variety measured by your experience. Thirdly, the best part of this segment and the most valuable was how you divide the carrots for a) canning, b) roasting c) snacking/shredding and d) the ends and tops for chicken broth. This part of the segment is very valuable for novices who already subscribe to the ideal of making full use of what they have grown and do not want to waste what can be used. You have thought all this out beautifully and have shared it. Fourthly, you connected the number of carrots you grow for the needs of your family and you broke down the number of carrots per quart and the number of quarts to feed your family. Once again thank you for this breakdown. Finally, the word ‘economy’ derives from the Greek word ‘oikonomia’ which literally means ‘household management’. It is important for us to be brought back to the original meaning of ‘economy’. You have done this for us in your segments on carrots. Another way of understanding ‘economy’ as ‘household management’ is that production and consumption are in one place: you grew the carrots, you canned the carrots, and you will eat the carrots all in one place. This is the original and perennial economy. Insofar as possible, this isthe best and most fulfilling way to live. You not only are embodying this ‘economy’ but you are handing on to us how to do it. This is very valuable for all who are striving to achieve the same ends, whether they be small or comprehensive. Thank you for all your good work. Sincerely, Larry Clarence Lewis, Canada.
Thank you for your kind and thoughtful comments we absolutely love them
Here we are June 2022, and I’m revisiting your video for the third time because today is canning carrots day at our house! Thank you Rachel and Todd for these wonderfully informative videos!
Wow. I'm in zone 6a . Our carrot tops greens are only 3 and 4 inches tall. Now I am so disappointed. What zone are you in?
I work in a community garden as a Harris County Master Gardener. At the beginning if the pandemic, our food pantries shut down. I was sent home with 8 crates of veets and 10 crates of carrots. I spread them on my driveway for the cleaning with hose process. Thankfully my daughter came by to help but it still took us 1/2 to wash, cut tops and bag/wrap them. I wasn't canning at the time but thats when I started. I started with beets. Now have done carrots, jalepenos, wax peppers, pickles and jams, salsa, tomatillo salsa, and other hot peppers.
Today I used my mandolin to slice 12 lbs of large carrors I got from farmers market.
Bugs Bunny approves of this video.
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Normalized Audio yes I do
I agree with the beauty of carrots on the shelf, every time I look at all of my jars I smile at the bright cheery orange.
FYI, my Mother in Law(Baba Jenny if you're Canadian, you'll see her Ukrainian foods in the groceries stores), showed me how to dill carrots. Its the same recipe for dill pickles so have fun! Just make the same brine, same spices of your favorite dill pickle recipe and use carrots instead of cucumbers. It's so yummy! Wow, Rachel even after 30 years of canning and gardening, I'd never heard of using carrot tops in stock, thanks!
I never peel my carrots 🥕 either. You are a Rockstar ☆ That's a ton of carrots. Don't you dare beat yourself up girl. I love carrots!!! Thanks for all you do! ♡♡♡
I love that you don't waste anything. I am old fashioned too!
I have a hate/love relationship with carrots....I hate the process !!! BUT !!! I love so much the end product of what i do.... Gets to my back so much, but for a couple days out of my life to get a pantry full it is so worth it 🧡
Wow! That IS a harvest to talk about!! 🙏💞
Wow, thanks for sharing the whole process with us xx
Makes me want to start canning. Thank you for the inspiration ☺️
Loved the tip for freezing them whole for roasting.
Thank you so much for taking the time and explaining this step by step. I have been a hobby gardener for the past few years, but I really want to shift to the homesteader having multiple veggies, etc canned. You are great! Thanks
You’re my hero! Such a great harvest & way to preserve for the winter. Kudos, lady! 👏👏👏👏👩🍳👩🌾😋
Hi Rachel, love how your keeping it real. You have great tips on canning. Thank you for sharing everything.
You are so welcome!
These are beautiful carrots, Rachel. This is impressive. I’ve never had luck with growing carrots. I’ll need to find what kind grow better in my area. Blessings and thank you for sharing! ❤️
So glad you learned how to use the mandolin!! It’s a life saver!! Beautiful carrots!!!
That’s a great harvest!! They do look nice canned sitting on the shelf.
Bless you woman. I've watched this video quite a few times since you put it out and refer to it everytime i process carrots. Thank you
now that was a massive carrit harvest. will look sopretty on your shelves and be so yummy. thanks for sharing.
So much good info!
Thank you for all of those details - that was super helpful!
Beautiful!! I love carrots! That was a lot of hard work, bless your heart!! You did good!
Wow Rachel, your hard work paid off! My Latvian friend tells us all the time, there is NO WASTE, she like you, will use every part of her harvest. Carrot soup sounds delicious right about now! 🥕🍜 🙌🏻💖🥵
I am about to harvest my carrots!! Time to catch up on EXCELLENT videos for how to do this process!!! Thank you so much!!
That’s an awesome harvest! Too much gardening for me! I’ll be supporting our local farm stand! So I’m living vicariously through you! Love watching this...Enjoy!
Job well done! Your carrots are beautiful!
I don't have the space to grow the carrots we would go through in a year. I purchase organic juicing carrots in 25 pound bags and go from there. Makes things good for my pantry! You truly had a Bugs Bunny paradise!
Yes you can do in your washer gentle cycle cold water I also do potatoes that way too and it works fine
Thanks Rachel. I'm just new to Home Steading and I Love Your Tips and Tricks for Long term storage of Our Garden Harvests❤️
I'm so excited to can carrots now. Thank you, I really enjoyed it.
You are so welcome! They're super easy
This Was sooooo helpful! I never know what to do with carrots once im sick of roasting and juicing them. Im grateful you showed the canning process.
Just be gentle when you reheat, I usually through over high heat, drizzle with honey a bit of butter and herbs, no more than 5 mins
That would be really nice to have a canner that can fit double stacked quarts, it would save a lot of time! Mine can do pints double stacked. Congratulations on the great harvest, you rock!
I got an electric tea kettle and it makes pouring the hot water in your jars so much easier. They heat up supper fast as well.
The carrots look beautiful. I just canned my red potatoes. Such a great feeling to have homegrown food put away for winter💥
Do they get mushy?
Just found your channel, and subscribed after the first video! I am brand new at canning and enjoy the way you explain everything.
This was a great and inspiring video. Thank you for the post.
If this video inspired you then you win some kind of prize🤪🤫😧🤧
love the content learning how to can now 🇺🇸 thank you!!
Dehydrating works well with all sizes of sliced dice or shredded. And greens dehydrated is great powdered & added to greens powder.
I don't Peel mine either.
Dehydrated pickled carrot chips are delish. M6 carrot ends are great in stock. Freeze till ready to make stock or broth.
I dont peel mine either. Canning 5-0 gets me all the time for botulism, but it never happens to my jars. Continue doing what's good for you and yours! I canned my carrots back in april, so fun to watch you do yours now! 😁
Beautiful carrots ! I have an All American 921 canner and love it . I really like your canner but if mine was any heavier I wouldn't be able to lift it. If you haven't had your canner very long you will find with use for some reason the canner lid seems to settle in and will be easier to line up . I would like to have another All A. 921 to can in half the time but when I checked Amazon they were out of all canner's but one and it was a thousand bucks !! I had never heard of the brand . Walmart was all out of canners too . People are being smart and putting food back for bad times. Love your video's ! Blessings, Linda
Great job! You're inspiring me to get a pressure canner. I haven't yet committed to the expense and still freeze my harvests. Maybe next year!
We lost power a couple years ago and lost alot so I'm trying to do more and more canning for security reasons
it was fun to watch this while 😂 canning my carrots today.. Blessings
Oh how fun indeed
Easy to learn videos.
Love the channel! We can our carrots whole. As a retired chef I'm not going to slice that many. LOL
Thank you for this video!
You are welcome 😊
Wow!Very easy to get overwhelmed but preserving is necessary. I’m watching this jealous that I cannot get carrots to grow well but I plant them every year. One day it will work 🙂
Same here for beets, not giving up till I'm victorious
really love this, just what I needed this morning :) ty
One day when you have your lid on your canner even, take a black marker and draw a line from the lid onto the pot so you will always know when your lid is on correctly. My husband went as far as drawing the line on with a dremal tool. It works perfectly. Have a great day.
If Pampered Chef still has the garnished, I use it all the time. I don’t have as big a garden as you but I canned 10 pints of carrots yesterday. I through out the green tops this time because I wasn’t feeling it. I’ve already taken the earlier ones and dehydrated the tops and they are in canning jars. I have a second batch starting to grow and I planted a 3rd area where I took these out.
Looking forward to the carrot top video!
I am new to your videos and they are of big help, love them. Thank you 🙌
Glad you like them!
Fantastic, carrots look so yummy. I made carrot soup yesterday after watching you and added Todd's suggestions on spices. It was very good and I'll share with my elders today. Today 4/29/23
I found a recipe for end of the garden pickles that is very good. When you are down to “ stragglers” in the garden at the end of the season, just wash and prep and add a bread and butter simple syrup then process. It’s in the Ball canning book I bought about six years ago. They were a hit.
I bought a small electric slicer and it works great. You just set the width and slice away. I use it when I can or dehydrate. It was not very expensive and well worth it.
Wow
Your Awesome 👍🏻
You are my Inspiration 🐰🥕🙏
I cant wait for the carrot top video, wow Im excited.
Thank you for sharing 👍🏻🙏
Linda from Ct
Chickens absolutely love those greens!
I know, they've gotten them every other year
Never canned carrots. Great video. The carrots are beautiful. You did an amazing job, especially all the ways you are preserving for different uses. Tfs. 👏🏻💕👏🏻
Thanks for watching!
Blessings ❣️
Great job girl! I got 2 bushels of green beans and 2 bushes of corn this year on the same day. I thought I was gonna die! (Insert imaginary pic of a 4 year old throwing themselves on the floor) but all that hard work paid off. Congrats Racheal! ❤️🙏🏻
I can see the image vividly 😆
That was me 2 summers ago when I had 50lbs of peaches and 50 lbs (minimum!) of pears to can all in 1 weekend.
Yes you can put your carrots in the washing machine. My mom did that, straight in (no pillowcase) and it was my job as a small child to stop the machine after the tub drained, before it started to spin.
Greens make good pesto and pickled carrots are excellent
I love my electric kettle for filling jars with fresh hot water. When we upgrade for our coffee station (we do pour overs) I’m going to save my old one just for canning. I don’t have to ladle water, just pour it in and it boils in less then 2 minutes!
I can do that with small batches but not enough water for large batch canning
I don't peel my garden carrots either...if by chance we have store bought, yes because who knows where they've been 😁... thanks for the video... enjoyed it! 💖💖
You are so welcome! Thanks for spending your time with us.
Great video love carrots 🥕 🥕, ours will be soon ready to harvest and we have more growing for later in the season . Thanks for sharing 👍😎 you won’t know yourself when you get your processor. Love mine and it saves all that time, and no achy hands yay 👍
I used it and it seemed to make a ness of a bunch if them like little carrots bits mixed in with the nice slices. Does yours do that?
That 1870's Homestead I think you have to be diligent when using the processor, of course they will go like that, because my machine when you you put them in they fall over if you get my meaning, therefore I think it’s the side of the carrot that are the small pieces. I know its great to have them in uniform coin shapes, but I’m ok with that as I would rather save my hands. Still taste great at the end of the day. Take care 👍😎🥕🥕🥕
I dehydrate some of my tops for use as a parsley substitute.
I use the end of my de bubbler to go around between the lid an bottom to level my lid..works every time for me
Great tip
Rachel LOVED IT just LOVED this video- I am waiting patiently for my carrots but unfortunately do not have a Pressure Canner yet- I am going to get one of those slicer gloves as I have nastiest scar (quite large) from my mandolin & freeze with fear every time I use it now.
Great Job on your carrots & by the way your hair looked fabulous as always. Cheers Denise - Australia
Beautiful house and kichen
I’m not sure I’ll ever grow this many carrots, but I’m really glad you’re showing us how you do it. I haven’t canned before and I’m a little intimidated by it, honestly.
I get it I was too. Nothing easier than water-bath canning some quick pickles, salsa, whole tomatoes. Definitely start with things you can water-bath can and work from there. Bet you'll be pressure canning before long
The greens can be used for composting.
Food for the plants we grow for us to eat.
I love carrots.
Oh how I would love to can carrots 🥕 but my ducks 🦆 escaped and got into my garden. Went straight for the carrots! I am going to try again to plant some fall carrots here in Georgia we can do that.
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If you're going to cut the carrots with a knife, try using a chef knife. It's much less tiring on your hands and fingers. I just harvested, cleaned, and chopped a small batch of turnips, and I was done for. I can't imagine processing such a large batch! You go girl!
I've always done my carrots 5-6 at a time.
To go faster, you can top and tail them all first, then you can just keep going slicing them with the device. Good harvest!!
I was overwhelmed FOR you! LOL Thank you for sharing the ways you're preserving your carrots. I wouldn't have thought to freeze whole carrots. Do you ever dehydrate them?
thanks for including the part about you taking a break lmao. when i do the dishes, my back (and my feet, my knees too) hurt a bunch because i'm in that position for so long
They sell mandolins like $5 that are so so easy to use and will whip through the carrots super fast.
Hi I couldn't find video on how you use carrot tops. I enjoy your videos so much. Thank you
Keeping the extra lifting labor outside, I usually top, scrub & size my carrots outside. One inside I rewash & prep for canning. I've realized as I do bulk canning, I want a dishwasher for cleaning jars & a thick cut tool for my carrots. Do you ever mix veggies when canning: like peas/carrots?
i am so glad to see that you do NOT peel your carrots! I had been told that i must peel them or they will be bitter.😏I also grow organic and do not use any pesticides and I do not take the skins of my cherry & grape tomatoes when i can them and they taste yummy.👍🏻😋Can on sister.👏👏👏😊🙌🏻🙌🏻
Onion peels, cauliflower outer leaves, and pieces from the cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, celery ends, centre pieces, & leaves all go for stock or broths.
If I may give some suggestions get a mandolin that has legs you're not having to hold it with your other hand it makes the whole process much nicer. Also, when you get the end of the carrots just use your palm to slide it up and down the mandolin so you can still get tiny pieces without squishing your fingertips. The KitchenAid mixer attachments I haven't read good things so I would recommend getting the large food processor it will save you so much time. My mom has arthritis and finds it hard to cut carrots for the horses multiple times a day. So, we got a large food processor, and it was life-changing it took minutes to do a ridiculous amount of carrots the really big ones it can handle great.
Not a single carrot was harmed in the making of this video.
We washed carrots in a wringer washing machine. Also used washing machine to make butter. Had a lot of cows calving at same time producing milk with high butter fat. So butter making time.
OK..I scrolled down and found the answer to my question. :)
A labor of love, to be sure!! I've been looking for that carrot greens Video mentioned...did that get made? I wasted so many carrot greens this year, not knowing what to do with them. Flavored some broth...what else are they good for? Thank you so much for all the great info.
I’m glad you later learned to use the attachment for your mandolin, so you can be like Speedy Gonzales. 🥕🥕🥕🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️
This is one of the best canning video's I've seen. You kept it real. You haven't stood up and said "look guys super easy". Instead you showed us the somewhat tedious process that is a labour of love. That in itself makes us see that it is worth it in the end. Thank you.
If you could rig up an outdoor sink(used industrial sink)with a water hose or something that would be a great help to clean large harvests. I would love to have one myself.
My Dad joked to a little kid at our church when I was little that he could wash their carrots in the washing machine. He went and threw a bunch of carrots in their one time and broke their washer lol . He felt so bad 😂
That's funny!
Cute girl and carrots,, can't go wrong there.
On your American canner,ya should Vaseline the rim every time you use it ,makes sealing a lot easier
I washed carrots in my washing machine once. Cleaned them up really well and even took the skin off, but what a mess in my machine to clean up!
I never peel my carrots either I grew them so I know I don't need. Some are a pretty purple colour I love them unpeeled.
I planted Danvers carrots because of you. 😁
Awesome I hope they work out well for you