Homegrown Garlic is the Best | Canning Cream of Celery Soup
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- We plant our fall garlic for next summer's harvest just before winter arrives and can more jars for winter of delicious cream of celery soup with the remaining produce in the garden.
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I gave an audible gasp about no garden next year. It makes sense though, and it will be fun to see new projects at the other property. Thanks for sharing your lives with us. You guys are a bright spot in my week.
😳 as did I 😳😳😳
Me too
I did too!
I was like, why, why, why....oh, duh.
Me too!
I had a neighbor who was a delivery guy for for a variety of foods. One day he called me over to give me something. It was three bunches if celery. I thanked him. I live alone and wondered what I would do with three heads of celery. I found a recipe online for cream of celery soup. I made it and gave a pot of it to my neighbor. I thought it was one of the best things I ever made. My neighbor was over the moon about it. I didn't think I'd find a new trick at my age. Live and learn. Cheers!
Every day is a school day I say Sophie morrison😊
Hi Folks,
This old man loves watching your videos. I just turned 82 years today, 2023 june 23rd!
HOME MADE CREAM of CELERY SOUP ? "" YUMMY "" !!! You sure know how to take it OVER the TOP !!! ANOTHER WINNER !!!
😋😋😋💖💗💖
Man I have to admit, my heart sank a little when I heard no garden next year. Ariel is the garden queen!! It never ceases to amaze me the veggies you two grow! Absolutely incredible!! As always and forever you two are “THE BEST” homestead channel there is. Much love!!
Mine too 😢
They have the new property. They might harden there
Acre Homestead is 2nd, and Our Half Acre Homestead is 3rd.
I could literally watch a whole episode with just the chickens casually going about their day, it’s like the best asmr ever
Delicious looking soup. I love your garlic. The chickens were really enjoying your garden. Thanks
Chickens in the garden: "There really is a heaven!"
So sad to hear you won't be having a garden next year but I know a lot of exciting things are happening behind the scense and can't wait to keep watching through all of the changes!
I am absolutely so FREAKING excited to see what you guys will do with the other property. I’ll miss this garden but I can’t wait to see what’s coming!
We are also very excited :)
@@SimpleLivingAlaska Aloha and silly question even if it’s not my business. Was it just getting too crowded in your neck of the woods? Or did you just need more space? Seems like fishing will be further away. Anyways, will continue avidly watching and looking forward to it. Best wishes. Chickens going with you?
My favorite canning videos....I could watch you two can all day!
I was sad when you say ‘no garden’ but also realize you will have a lot to do to get your new place in working order. Huge transition for you two !
Gosh, if only I had met my wife and had all your knowledge 45 years ago! You guys are so awesome!
Isn't it funny how everyone watching is so sad that you're moving?? Change is hard, even for us viewers! I was a tiny bit sad at first as well, but now I"m excited to see everything you'll be doing at your new property. As always, thank you both for sharing your lives with us. Until I can visit Alaska, this is the next best thing. Stay safe !
It's so funny how easy you make this all look, the magic of editing. 🤣
I will say one thing, the rain gave you a great garden this year plus I think this is the best crop of weeds you ever had also. When it rains like that and gets warm you might as well just let the weeds go cause there is no way to keep up with them. The soup was just awesome. I would never think to can a creamed soup. Will be so interesting to see how the garden does and what will grow at the new place as its further north, I believe.
You folks have built up this homestead so nicely and the next people to own it will be thrilled with all the buildings and the condition of the soils and the buildings. etc. The chickens running in the garden is such a beautiful sight...green with the color of the birds...WOW. Thanks again for these great videos. God Bless
No garden next year, already feeling sad😭. I absolutely love your garden and canning videos. Looking forward to the vig surprise for the next year
I hope you guys keep the cabin. I love when you go to that place by boat or snow machine. Such a great location with all the fish you want. Getting there is half the fun, but not so easy on the pups. Keep up the good work!
Simply loved Pepper in the snow and her mighty jump!
Hello Eric & Arielle,
Love watching your videos Mr Ed age 82 years from Conn.
Your gardening and canning skills are absolute amazing! Schools should be focusing on teaching such! 🦋
Homeschooling skills are as essential as homestead skills, unless your little children need to learn how to properly wear a condom or what gender they are at the moment.
Beautiful Bo - such a mellow, lovable soul - have so enjoyed watching him over the years. Best wishes to your new property.
Yummy,love your canning,keep showing us all your meals canning and just love you kiddos..🥶🥶
WOW , The rooster in the snow was beautiful with his red comb
Oh how I love your videos. Especially the garden videos. I was sad to hear no garden next year! Best wishes as always ❤️
I love all your videos but gardening and canning ones are my absolute favorite. So sad we won’t have those next year but very excited for whatever big plans you guys have!!
How do you guys plan on replacing all those calories that you grow? Between fishing hunting and gathering it seems like the only things you buy are the bare essentials. Why have you decided to not grow a garden next year?
She said why in the video.
@@randallchace409 they won’t have time to commit to a garden since they are going to be developing their new property.
Oh the animals, dog, cat, chickens, birds, flowers,the garden footage! Pleasant, satisfying.
Why no garden next year? I must have missed it? Someone here please fill me in? Y'all are one of my top favorite channels!
Fingers crossed that you can create a root cellar at the new place. It would be so great to be able to store all those root veggies through the winter again.
Root cellar 2.0 in the planning ;)
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🎉🎉🎉🎉 awesome!!! I was hoping so too!!!
The new owners of your property will have amazing soil for their garden. Good luck in you new adventures.
They’re taking their soil with them, per Ariel!
I really envy you for this great & amazing effort you got, both of you, Certainly, I could not survive one day in such an environment, even though, I lived 5 years in Winnipeg, Manitoba, coldest city in Canada, but I was young, now I am 78 , & living in Vancouver, B.C. Canada, I love to visit Alaska one day in the near future, I thought to drive up there , but I am scare to do that, I think to fly up there & rent a vehicle & tour the State around during Summer months, you are struggling daily in your life, Big Thumb up to both of you, Eric is a man of all trades, so is Arielle, knows a lots to survive, I always enjoy your videos, keep up the great job. Again, A big thumb up to both of you.
Love your video’s. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜💙🥰🤗
Well my day just got a lot brighter!🌞Thanks for being here, Ariel and Eric!Happy Halloween to you all!🦇
I feel the very same way! Aren't they such an amazing Couple ☺️
Your video photography is stunningly beautiful. Seeing the animals go about their lives, the snow falling on the plants, frost covered trees.....ah, it's so calming to the soul. I like the soup recipe. There are so many different recipes that can be made.from that one. Have a blessed week!❤
Bo knows... Bandit's ready! Pepper's like: "My peplz fuss over plants 2 much. Burdz eat taste bettr." I like stews with those hearty root veggies added in. A garden will be tougher if you're going further north. Looking forward to seeing what's next. Mmmmm, fresh garlic is never a bad thing.
The soup looked delicious 😊 well I’m going to miss the gardening segments but that being said the fact that you’re skipping that next year means there are some pretty exciting things ahead for you both ! I’m looking forward to all the upcoming videos - thanks for taking us along ❤️
Super excited to see what next year brings and all your plans for the new property!!
Now you can boil some potatoes with a lot of onions and add cream of celery soup to it for a killer potato soup! I love celery and onions and cream in potato soup
I love cream of celery soup
You guys did a great job with the garden over the years, soil looks so healthy and full of good nutrients
My mum always made an old boiler hen recipe in winter. She’d cook the hen in the pressure cooker with lots of winter vegetable and water to get a beautiful broth. Then she’d make pretty much a white sauce but using the broth instead of milk with a butter and flour roux, all served over rice. A real winter favourite.
You too are busy as bees! Great job, soup looks great!
What a gorgeous harvest you had. Such beautiful chard and celery (and some celeriac?), leaves, stems, and seed!
You should have had some absolutely scrumptious and hardy soups, especially with the rutabaga, which should go well with leeks, and pork, or bacon! Later, what we call "cock-a-leeky" soup (or Potatoe-Leek Soup). Chicken base/stock, white onion, then add potatoes, cubed celery, finely sliced leeks, cross stem. Uncooked thick cut bacon, and your favorite spice blend, like Herbes de Provence (oh, wow, I had just started to write that when you said and added it. Fantastic flavors!
Also, there is nothing like soup made in a big huge stock pot! It's a rule!! (Should almost be a law of the kitchen!)
Great size batch, so many uses, full of nutrients for the winter larder! Seems like you came through well!
I've loved your gardening videos, and they always inspire me by demonstrating how much better we can do in our difficult conditions here. But it's good to hear you're heading over that way, because this area (I'm very near where you are now) is starting to feel almost 'suburban' by Alaska standards. If we were younger, we'd probably be doing similar. We own some VERY remote and unbelievably beautiful Alaskan property where we'd intended to retire (where it would be possible to literally be 100% self-sufficient), but time caught up with us, and it's just too hard to get there now. So while your new place is a lot further from the easy fishing and affordable supplies, and the soil is even more challenging for gardening, it's more the 'real' Alaska, and it will be great to follow your adventures there.
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A real nice shot of the dog relaxing among the vegetation. So peaceful.
Just a suggestion with your celery, when it gets tall and starts to make stalks, use a soft rubberband to hood the stalks together and it creates a thickened ‘head’ with beautiful light green and tender stalks inside. Just try a few and see if you like the result! We also drag the cauliflower leaves up over the head of our cauliflower too and rubber band it right when it starts to make a head. That keeps the head clean and nice and white when you harvest it.😊
Love your videos so much. I've been poorly in bed for 10 days so, I've been binge watching your videos again 😆 🤣 😂. You've really kept my spirits up watching your hard work. Love and blessings to you both ❤ xjx
What no new crops ? You two have been hard at work in the garden pulling great crops.Great resource material for the students of agriculture .
Great video once more.
Greetings from a warm Trinidad and Tobago.
If you ever make this soup again you can make it a concentrate for canning just by omitting the milk and cream, just add milk and cream when you heat it up.
Translation WE'RE MOVING🎢🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🎊
My husband and I love watching you two thank so much for sharing your lives...God Bless you both
Can't wait to see how you both develop the new property. So many possibilities for planning and developing the area. It's a beautiful piece of land. So excited for you both!
Bigger place!!
Bo looks so relaxed and at home in the sun in the garden.
A cold night with a big bowl of that soup and a big piece of crusty bread. Perfect.
I love you guys...keep doin the good work🤩
Love that you are going to develop your new homestead. I’m looking forward to seeing your new home come to life
So much work you do have done into your garden that I hope someone else get to use it.
The best to you Ariel and Eric, into your new projects.
I love your dogs!! Exspecialy the black and white one❤️
One of the main reasons I look forward to your videos is your garden and related activities.😢
Just finished cutting the last of our tomato plants and I come in for a rest and see your lovely video, perfect!
Both your hard work on the soil in the garden is paying off big time. Soil is SO the key to it all! Great video as always. The pups are looking majestically majestic haha. Thank you!
"everything is going to die tonight". Ariel you made me laugh out loud.
Hi I love your Vegetable garden with different KINDS Vegetable THAT IS Good.
Oh my goodness, this soup would be so perfect on a cold winter day! LOVE this idea for canning celery! Looking forward to a garden and all the projects at the new homestead. Maybe a big move in future?
The soup does look delicious! And will be so convenient for casseroles all Winter.
Your garden is so amazing! I am going to really miss it next year! I know gardens are so much work! Myfavorite videos you make are gardening and cooking.
Ah the chickens must have been in seventh heaven, so much to scratch up and a smorgasbord of plants.
That soup ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜!!!
I just planted garlic. Good luck to your garden on your new property. Blessings for you and your family ✝️
Looking forward to seeing the potato harvest, and also looking forward to the start of a new chapter of Simple Living Alaska as you begin establishing a new Alaska homestead. I personally believe that you have showcased so much of the magnificent and also the potential difficulties of an off grid Alaska lifestyle. This place surely will be missed should you put it on the market! Although you will have so much video documented history of your life at this particular property. Thank you for moving to Alaska and sharing story which you have shared in your own unique way and in a way that I don't believe that your style can ever be duplicated Eric and Ariel I just think of you as being two really amazing 🤩😍 and really the perfect husband and wife team. May God continue to bless you with good health, growth, success and prosperity 🙏🥰
WOU I LOVE THIS GARLIC VERY NICE ❤❤BIG ❤❤
And thx 4 the footage of the hunting kitty and foraging chickens!
That soup looks killer! I’m a sucker for cream based soups. I’m a meatatarian through and through but creamy vegetable soups are out of this world. Actually, as I get older (I’m the ripe ol’ age of 40!(I feel at least 10 years older)) I’m liking soups more and more everyday.
Why no garden next year.?
Maybe they are moving? Watching the garden is half the reason I come here. Darn ..
They said they are wanting to work and develop another property that was far away and they won’t have the time to do both.
Moving to their new property
@@kathymcmc It's also why l come here. I love to see the growth and harvest. Oh well.
They are moving to a new place
Soup looks delicious! A real winter warmer with one of your baked loaves Ariel!
I can’t wait to see your potato harvest, last year was epic! 😊
Love watching your Canning videos. Especially enjoyed the salmon one
God bless you Rick!
Ok...…..... No garden next year , but maybe big developments on the horizon. Can't hardly wait to see what they are. You two never disappoint.
A couple minutes in... wait-whaaaa??
О, тысячелистник, красивый, хотя мало цветов.
Cream 0f celery soup!? Never thought of that. I've got heaps of celery all about to go to seed here - maybe I'll give that a go - thanks!!
It is always so wonderful to watch you both harvesting and processing your vegetables; it is so, so inspiring. I'll miss your garden but I am so happy you are off to new adventures and you'll be taking us along... thank you.
There will be more gardening in the future ;)
@@SimpleLivingAlaska will you have enough veg preserves to last you until harvest time in the new garden?
I enjoy your garden so much….will truly miss it next year.
I am a bit sad that you move from this beautiful property. You worked so hard but everything is for the best. Can't wait to see what you are going to do on the new property. GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS
Ariel, your soil is just soooo gorgeous. Watching you dig a spot for the garlic was just perfection...healthy soil and those cloves are just going to love it. You guys have put in major effort to make it so. Thanks for taking us along as you garden!
You guys have done so much to this property. I know the new place will be amazing as well. Will you be able to have a garden at the new property and are you taking the chickens and the bees? Take care and God bless y’all. ❤️😀
Yes we have plans for a very large garden and all of the animals are coming with :)
@@SimpleLivingAlaska I would be sad to leave all that fabulous compost behind, lol. So much work went into the garden. But it would be silly to transport it 100s of miles...
Your chickens are going to be living their best life in that veggie garden. 😁🐔🐓
I could have watched your chickens forage for hours!!!
I found your site when looking for gardening advice & stayed eagerly awaiting each update. I wish you both the best with your plans for the new property & look forward to you both sharing how the new property becomes your home & sustainable garden
Mash rutabaga and potatoes, season with salt, pepper, red chili flakes, and a bit of added cheese. Nom nom!
Im going to miss seeing your garden. you guys go such a great job.
you could bring out a jig saw puzzle every year as well as the calendar with some of your photos..and a cook book.. or calendar of food shots
Oh that’s a great idea!!! 💕
I’ve made that same suggestion every time I see one of her pictures! A close up when they were drying flowers for tea is an example. I love to do puzzles and one of theirs would be icing on the cake!
Besides the very informative videos you guys always put out, I just wanted to highlight, how beautiful they are as well. You guys have a wonderful eye for nature and her beauty. So thank you for taking such pretty shots and including them in these, what feels like professional production videos! Your passion shines through your work.
Love when y’all upload 🥰💞
I must say I will miss your garden and other things this coming year but the move, how you start everything for next year will more than make up for it all, hope that you have some-kind of a tractor to use in all that new country to work in/on, are you going to move the sawmill first, how about the chickens and their house ?, you going to start over fresh with them too, when I saw Eric taking down the electric fence I know you were moving for sure, can you post what town your going to be close to or near, be safe and may all your hopes and dreams come/happen like you want, I do see a root cellar coming your way I think, Later
When I learned we would be moving this year it absolutely broke my heart that I wouldn't be having a garden! But when mid June came and I was able to start 2 tomato, 2 pepper and 2 cucumber plants... It was as if I had won the lottery! Any garden and any harvest no matter how small is vital for my sanity. I'm sure you will start something even if it's only a few plants.... just for sanities sake! LOL
When I make celery cream soup, I often add smoked shrimps, it is one of my most loved recipes. I am sure you will like your own soup, it looks really delicious
Sounds delicious!
I love cream of celery soup. Awesome to add to things to give it flavor
I can't wait to see your new property!
It is always good to visit with you and watch your canning and harvesting...glad to see Bo and Bandit doing ok.....take care and stay safe!
Eric mentioned all the space taken up by seed trays. I wintersow all my seeds in January and place the jugs outside.