S4 E10: Tricks for Storing & Using Bulk Pantry Goods (with Jessica)

Old Fashioned On Purpose

Jill Winger

Cows, Home & Garden, Education, Cooking, Homesteading, Leisure, Hobbies, Canning, Chickens, Homestead, Farm, Gardening, Farming, How To

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 19 April 2021

⏱️ 40 minutes

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If you've been following along for the past year, food security has been a consistent topic of discussion. While I've talked a lot about planting gardens and how to produce vegetables, meat, dairy, and so on, I've only briefly touched on how to preserve and conserve for the long-haul. Today I'm thrilled to be joined by a real expert on this topic, Jessica from Three Rivers Homestead. With a family with seven kids, Jessica has experience not only with long-term storage but also volume storage...

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0:00.3	So far on this season, we have talked about how to be more prepared and resilient
0:05.6	in terms of growing your own meat and milk and eggs and vegetables. But what about the things
0:13.2	that you can't grow yourself on your homestead or in your backyard? What do you do about those?
0:19.3	Well, keeping a well-stocked pantry and buying in bulk is a major key to your family's food security.
0:28.3	So I am thrilled to have Jessica from Three Rivers homestead joining me today to talk about this
0:36.1	very topic. Jessica is a homesteading and homeschooling mother of seven living in northwestern Ohio,
0:43.4	where she gardens, keeps bees, and raises poultry and beef to feed her large family.
0:49.2	Raising and preserving homegrown food and cooking from scratch are very important to her as her
0:54.0	family navigates many challenges, including anaphylactic food allergies and autoimmune issues.
1:00.8	So this is a really big deal for Jessica and her family. She documents her journey on Instagram and
1:05.7	YouTube over at Three Rivers homestead and she is an expert when it comes to keeping a well-stocked
1:12.8	homestead pantry. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview and I know you will too, so let's dive in.
1:18.8	You're listening to the old-fashioned on-purpose podcast where ambitious people master the
1:25.2	art of returning to their roots. Have you found yourself disenchanted with society or wishing you
1:31.4	could opt out of the rat race? Perhaps you're craving a life that's meaningful and tangible,
1:37.2	a life where you can create and produce instead of merely consume. I am Jill Winger, best-selling
1:43.8	author and longtime home center. Over the last 10 years, I have helped thousands of families
1:50.0	create or connection grow amazing organic food and find the ultimate fulfillment through an old-fashioned
1:56.8	lifestyle and I can do the same for you. Now on to our episode. Hey Jessica, welcome to the old
2:04.7	fashion on-purpose podcast. Hi Jill, thanks for having me. I'm very excited to be here.
2:09.4	Me too. So just a little bit of a backstory. I had asked on my Instagram. I said, you know,
2:16.6	we're talking about this season being more self-reliant and being more prepared and I'm like,
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