Love your videos!

wow Dan i love brussel sprouts !! nice one

I love them Brussels too. 👍👍 great video Dan.

wow..you sure have a green thumb! Those are some proper brussel sprouts.. they are beautiful and so fresh!!!.. Ive never had luck growing them..so great you can provide such nutritious food for yourself!! Big thumbs up!!!

Awesome video U had a great stuff 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌🌹🌹🌹

Brussel sprouts are on my list of new garden crops to try.

Thank you.

WELL DONE MY FRIEND

Dan.... truly love Brussels Sprouts and I like to mixed them with cabbages..

I love Brussel Sprouts too. I have never seen a Brussel Sprout plant before. Nor seen how they are harvested. Very informative Dan. Thank you for the video.

MAN THOSE LOOK GREAT. I LOVE YOUR ACCENT TOO. THANKS FOR SHARING. DONNA

Awesome!!

Hi Dan, I've just found your channel via the Small YT Homesteaders Group on FB and subscribed.

Hello Dan ,just subscribed and I love Brussels spouts and like then roasted .enjoyed video God Bless .

man them look real good. gonna have to grow some for me and my daughter

New sub sent over from Deep South Homestead!

Nice tfs

You pick the sprouts at a good time day.

Thanks for Sharing Dan they look great. I was a good kid I always ate my brussels sprouts

Their delicious….I’m canning up some now

good video

👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Great harvest!! And A Great way of Persevering you Beautiful Veggies..Tfs Big Like!

Just an FYI, the leaves are perfectly edible and very tasty. Cook like cabbage leaves.

YA BUDDY LET IT SNOW YOUR READY TO GO

Love me some Brussel sprouts ! Great job Dan! TY for the tip on freezing.

Hi Dan! Just found your channel via Wallace homestead and knives...Happy to be here.

I love brussels when they are soft and mushy :)

I never had any luck with those. I am trying again!

OH my goodness, made my mouth water. Love me some b.sprouts . You did a gr8 job with your fall garden 👍👊

Great harvest I dont have much luck with them. Found your channel because of the challenge.

Great harvest of sprouts Dan. Yup it sounds like we're going back in the freezer. Take care. Best wishes Bob.

Hi Dan,saw you at DIY solar and wind, i sub. LOL these Brussels sure don't want to go out, full of them!!! you sure can grow them, i nver grown them either. Seem easy enough.

Wow Dan that is one beautiful harvest!!! We love the way you preserved them! Brussels sprouts are so so delicious! Thanks for sharing friend. 😊👍

it can't hurt if it freezes or snows overnight, that's when they are the tastiest. in the Netherlands we let the frost get over it before we start harvesting. the freezing of the plant cells stops the growth, but the conversion into sugar and vitamins still continues, so that the sprouts only become tastier and contain more vitamins.

Wow! Awesome harvest friend! You will definitely be eating good for a while with those Brussel sprouts 😋

Man Dan my man you rocked the garden this fall. Those look amazing. I will have a spot for those next fall. Oh and I need to get one of those salad spinner. I’ve never seen that before. I’m ready to get spring planting going.

Looks great Mr. Dan! They gonna make some good eating right there!

I haven’t grown them before looks easy for you though

Thanks for your awesome video! I am going to try vacuum sealing these!

Awesome harvest Sir! Almost needed a crane to pull them bad boys up...LOL Keep that shine on brother!!

Came over from Dutch's channel, giving you a new subscriber.... us little channels gotta stick together and help each other out! Take care, and I look forward to watching your videos!

We grew some this year, but got a lot of cold and snow so they only did okay :(

Good stuff Buddy. I was going to nominate your channel to the White House channel and look you blowing up over 1k!!! Love it man. good for you!!

Your right....not everything needs blanching😉

What what... Huuummmpp Daaaay. I like just about all vegetables, I have not grown accustomed to Brussel stouts yet. I've tried them roasted in the oven and that was the best I've tasted but still not my fav. Can't wait to see what you do with them. I like how you harvested them.

Nice Sprouts Captian Dan! Keep up the good work my friend!

I was never much for the taste of Brussel sprouts... I think the only preparation i've enjoyed the roasted and sautéed. have any good recipes to share? thanks for taking us along my friend. cheers! you end up getting that snow?

New Sub, Deep South told me about you!

Making some for dinner! They are one of our favorites! Thanks for the tips!

I know collard greens do good when they get a little frost. You would think that the brussels sprouts would do too.

Ok, now that I have calmed down (read previous comment), this is a brilliant video Dan, up there with the "Best of the Best." We use a Foodsaver too and we've learned not to blanch leafy vegatables such as Brussels and cabbage. Even though it may mean shortening the storage life, the water absorbed by the blanching process can cause chaos with the Foodsaver and so it's worth sealing them in as drier state as possible I'm just getting my "Shine" back on, but if you bloody tell me one more time how easy it can be to grow... ah, leave it Willie :-)

I tried growing Brussel Sprouts several years ago, when I had a community garden plot where we lived last, but never got anything. We have a short growing season in Utah and they take a long time to mature. I think I just started them too late. Since I'm expanding my garden this year at our home, I'll finally have room to try these again. I plan to start them indoors soon. I just need to check days to maturity and my last frost dates to see when I can get started. My son and I love these and I would love to have a stash of them in the freezer instead of buying them. Oh, and thank you for the idea of using the salad spinner. I need one of those! I freeze all kinds of things that are wet from washing, so this would save me from freezing them on trays first and then bagging them.

I'm at 41 degrees latitude and I can halfassed grow brussels. Transplant my starts out mid may. End of August I top them and wait until first hard frost, only THEN do I pull them. Usually late September/early October. 2or 3 pounds per stalk.

Wow, that looks like about the easiest crop a guy could try to grow!! First time, you say?? Crazy brother, great vid and thank you very much:)))))))

Those look great - I will try Brussels sprouts next year✔️

sho nuff🙂

Glad you did not lose them. We got really cold over here today and was spitting sleet. Goofy weather! Enjoy the rest of the week and be safe!

grown brussel

Never been a fan of Brussel sprouts, but I've been told they're better roasted. Your sprouts look great & I bet the fresh they are, the better they will be.

just come across your channel, thanks for sharing i tried to grow brussels but they got eaten by the slugs/snails

LOVE those freakin' things. I eat them allll the time. I am looking forward to growing them this year!

So why don't you keep and cook the leaves. I'm told the leaves taste like collard greens. I will planting brussel sprouts this year and I am going to cook the leaves mixed with collard greens. I really hope I'm successful. Every time I try to grow cabbage, the snails get to them. Did you have a problem with cabbage flies or snails on ur brussel sprouts? What did you do to keep pests away?

I love them, but I need a lesson on how you cook 'em.

How did you keep the cabbage worms off of them? My brussel sprouts have been eaten up two years in a row.

I planted them but they never took off. I don't know if it is my climate or what. Never researched them though.

That is something that you actually got them to produce heads in your climate. They need cold weather to make those tight heads. They are real cold hardy. I like them but my wife doesn't. Lightly steamed and then some butter and salt is how i like them.

Hi Dan those Brussel sprouts looked great you definitely have a green thumb. Freezing them is a great way to save them. Were you able to freeze the cabbage too?

I have never grown Brussel sprouts but it has been on my list for quite some time. Good to here it is easy to grow. Great info Dan! Cheers Boss! Have you ever read the book Backyard Homestead?

They are best picked after the first frost. They are incredibly hardy vegetables.

I've never grown brussel sprouts either, but you sure make it look easy! Thanks for the storage tips!

Mr. Dan what area you in?

1-2-3... Hmmmm, easy eh? Not so easy my friend. Grrr. Do you know how hard it is for some people to grow Brussels? ...4-5-6... (Count to ten Willie, don't let the gentleman get to you, he's just doing his job). First time? Are you kidding me? LAAAWWD HAVE MERCY! You have got to be pulling my leg, IT"S NOT POSSIBLE!!!! I sent a text to my friend whilst I was watching this saying "If he says EASY one more time I'm gonna #*@@&!* him! At that point you used the word "Easy" one more time! Hmmm. 7-8-9... (Keep counting Willie, don't him get your dander up). ARGGGHH! He got my flippin' dander up! I've been growing stuff for many years but Brussels have never worked for me, not even a little. I am to Brussels what A Little Dirt Never Hurt is to singing. LAAAWWD HAVE MERCY AGAIN! .... 10... Out of 10 my friend, well done on the crop, I hope you enjoy them, I only wish they would allow produce across the border as I would like to be the friend that received your extras. For now I'll spend $6.59 per kilo at the supermarket as that's the only place I can find them. Top job mate :-)