Canning Silver Queen Sweet Corn
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2022
- We canned 7quarts off what I pulled. It may be a slow go at it but hopefully we can get about 50 quarts this year. Thanks for watching.
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Good job. Like that corn cutter.
A family tradition continuing at JTWES home ! Like the ole days here and many other homes . Thanks for sharing, enjoyed watching!
Thank You Brother Scott. I was hoping to get a little more done this year.
Thanks for the update video!
I like watching ya'll canning stuff today I am canning figs today on Wednesday
David my figs ain't quite kicked in yet but they're working on it. If there's anything that can beat homemade fig preserves on a hot-buttered biscuit I don't know what it is. 😋
@@gitatit4046 my sisters figs just kicked in I wish I could ship you some up to ya'll.
@@davidgriffith3592 Well that's mighty nice but there's no need in that. I figure in just about 4 or 5 days we'll have more than enough. But thanks a bunch David! I appreciate it.
I like that corn cutter Joe. That Silver Queen reminds me of Grandma. She loved white corn and we would always plant her some.
I didn’t know Roger had something like that. Lol I liked it .
Not a how to...but a how we do. Perfect.
Looks great!! Its been dry here too. The corn is looking fair.... the good news is the watermelon and cucumbers are looking excellent
Thank The Lord for watermelon. I love eating it with honey drizzled on it. Thanks for watching.
Hey Joey, get yourself a trappers basket that goes on your back like a backpack. I can pick a bushel at a time and have both hands free. Makes this job a lot easier and quicker!
Hey Rodney
I might just look into that. 👍
Awesome buddy
Done my ol heart good to see y'alls family sitting around together shuckin that corn . I did a lot of that as a kid back in the 60's with my family . We enjoyed doin it , and without it , there woulda been a lot more nights that we went to bed hungry than we did . Love y'all 🙏❤🚜🇺🇲
Thank You Toney
I’m guilty of taking that time for granted sometimes because to us it’s just work that needs to be done. It is good though when we’re all doing stuff together.
I was canning some green beans today, and like you, I have my own method based on the past 64 years. I decided to read the Ball Lid box and guess what?
Ball now instructs to wash the lids with soap and water, rinse, and set aside till ready to use. No more boiling the lids before use.
I try to do most stuff they recommend I just don’t do everything. Lol.
WOW!!!! I like the cleaver/chopper!! That is an awesome tool....our corn is VERY behind! Maybe we can get some canned before frost!
Tell Roger Hi for me too!
I will
Silver Queen is my favorite🌽🙂
Me too.
Me three
Thanks for sharing. That's right you are showing us how y'all do things. We all have a little different way of doing things and it all comes out the same in the end Joey. Hope vacation Bible school has went well for y'all. We didn't have but 30 kids and it's generally 60-75 but it's our first time since COVID. At least we reached that many. Hope these rains if late help fill out the ears on the later maturing corn. You are so right on my run east of you some corn is a total loss. Mine should be coming in later next week. Tell everyone hello for me. God bless you and your family.
Hey Bart
It was wonderful. Had lots of kids and teens . The church youth are going next week to a youth conference.
@@Jtwes that's great.
Many hands make light work!! Glad you had everybody helping… silking the corn after shucking is my least favorite part of that whole job.. Good Video!!
They all did great. I just mostly supervised. Somebody’s got to. Lol
Hey Joey, congrats on the corn! Mine will be coming in any day now. If we have three people working on ours (my wife and I and the mailman, neighbor or stranger....lol ) after it's pulled, usually 1 shucks, 1 silks with brush and cuts off ends (usually top) and 1 cuts it off of cobs! I learned from watching my Momma, Grandma and Aunt to cut from the top end up to bottom of cob! This sounds crazy but once you learn this you can cut twice as much in less time! If I had a YT channel I would demonstrate this technique! Differences with areas I guess....just the way I learned.
Hey Bobby
I really try to find something else to do when there cutting off the cob lol.
Your corn sure looks a lot better than what I got this year. Mine got planted a little late. Got to maybe 1-2’ tall and got fried by the heat
It’s a little short but I was still thankful for what I got for sure. Hate to hear that about your corn.
@@Jtwes just gives more room to do a fall garden 😉
We’ve more than made up for it though between the tomatoes and blueberries. I’ve picked almost 40lbs of blueberries and you can’t even tell I’ve picked any by looking at the bushes
Been anxious for another video Joey, so thanks. My granddaughter’s little garden seems kaput, and my acre never really got off the ground either. Sad waste of seed perhaps? I am envious of the acreage available to you. Roger is a good neighbor. That clever cutter is new to me, but that applies to many things. With Walmart canned corn/green beans under $14 a case (24 cans) I guess I need to stockpile a few cases of each, seems I can’t grow any this year (heck, can’t can it anyway). Got to hope for next year.
Good video , my silver queen is about week out , but peas been wearing us out . Hope yll get rain soon, it’s been flooding here and bad winds
Hey Mark
We’ve been doing good on rain. Hope your corn makes good.
Corn worm and drought really put a hurting on my silver queen this year. Corn is my favorite and I was disappointed to say the least
I had quite a few worms . I’m hoping to can some corn tomorrow.
My sweetcorn corn is hurting this year, from non stop rain causing late planting to no rain at all has taken its toll. Any stalks that are above 3 ft are starting to tassel, unless something changes in short order it will be a wasted year of time and money on the sweetcorn side.
I like your method of processing, straight forward and simple, can't ask for better.
Thank You. I have high hopes for the mystery corn beside the Silver Queen it’s been getting the rain at the right times.
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As I was saying in the reference video we push the whole Cobb threw the hole in the Bundt pan it’ll cut the corn off for you
Oh yeah that works good. I wanted them to cut it off clean cause I was going to pressure can it.
Joey
I got some corn , small like yours. Some little ears for the critters also. I would cut my corn outside with a big fan to keep the flys off.
I think canning tomatoes made the biggest mess, I’d put newspapers on the floor and counters. Ever make any pickles?
Hey Ron
I did make some Bread and Butter this year. I’m going to do a corn bread video soon and I’ll probably show all what I canned.
we found with sowells evergreen you had to pull early morning and process for canning as soon as possible. it is low in sugar and it started to turn starch fast. same as for corn on cob eating pull as much as you will need for a meal. once it reaches harvest stage it matures fast. ours if all about same size you had about week. the rest we left for seed and to grind for meal.
Joseph thanks for that info. With the low silver Queen out put I was leaning on the Stowell’s to put me we’re I wanted to be.
Nice job on the corn harvest and canning Joey. 👍My wife and I have been working on our sweet corn (Peaches & Cream) for about a week or so now. We've had creamed corn a couple of times and corn on the cob, plus she's put up several quarts as well. I'd say the ear size is about the same as yours Joey, so the lord has blessed us well. Thanks for the video. See yall next goround.
Thank You . We ended up after that video and some more pulling getting 14 quarts and 10 pints of silver Queen. My goal is 50 quarts so I hope the mystery corn does well.
@@Jtwes Sounds like you might be well on the way to that 50 qts. Joey - or more. Here it's only me and the wife so we only planted a spot of 4 rows roughly 25 to 30' long. Still, I imagine we got around 75 to 80 ears from it. But that's a real rough estimate since we didn't count them. Anyway, you do have a nice crop going there.
Corn! Yum! Joey, I just want to mention that it is such a blessing to see your children helping with the process. Blessings 😌
Thanks Torri
They do help a lot.I think William girlfriend cut corn as good as anyone.
Meh get’er done neg!!
Thanks for sharing this Joey. It brings back a lot of memories of my grandmother and my mother. And it's good to to see your family pitching in and helping. Take care buddy 👍
Hey Kevin
We even drafted Williams girl friend.
I tell you that's becoming a lost art. I'm afraid it's gonna come down to where we need to all have gardens and put up everything we can😖
Great job Joey ! There’s a lot of work involved in corn but well worth it. Enjoy ! Thanks for sharing. Have a good day.
Thanks Tommy
Try the "ambrosia" and "incredible" sweet corn verities. I have had great success with them, even in wet or dry.
My Mystery corn might be one of those . Hopefully it will be ready next week.
@@Jtwes my second patch of ambrosia should be ready next week. been abnormally dry here.
Joey I wanted to ask how you keep your potatoes. Root cellar, or? Around here a few decades back potatoes by the hundred weight, and white beans as well were very inexpensive. Not sure now however. There is a Amish supply store about a an hour fifteen away and they carry bulk. Might should take that trip. Probably should have sent an Email, sorry.
If there’s a lot I keep them in a dark basement. I didn’t have enough this year to worry about doing that.
That's a nice chopper. Saves your fingers. Did you make it?
No it’s Rogers . He sent it home with me.
Amigo me encantan los elotes mandeme uno para niuyersi
Have you ever freeze the corn on the cob and if you have how do you do it?
I have. I don’t know that it’s right but I shuck it and put it right in a food saver bag and vacuum seal it.
I like using my electric knife
I’m afraid to turn Leno loose with one. Lol
I have planted G-90 for years ,I'm beginning to wonder if that strain of corn has run its course. For the past ten years it has lost a lot of its flavor and sweetness.
Are you using the seed off of it or buying new.