#Food Storage
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Oct-87 Ezra Taft Benson Food Storage Quote
Oct-87 Ezra Taft Benson Food Storage Quote
Guest Post: Things To Keep In The House In Case Of Emergency
Guest Post: Things To Keep In The House In Case Of Emergency
Preparedness items at local Sam's Clubs
Preparedness items at local Sam's Clubs
New Products Announced at Shelf Reliance Convention
New Products Announced at Shelf Reliance Convention
Utah Prepare Conference and Expo - Ticket Giveaway
Utah Prepare Conference and Expo - Ticket Giveaway
The Great Utah Emergency Preparedness Expo: April 6-7, 2012
The Great Utah Emergency Preparedness Expo: April 6-7, 2012
Prepping featured on the Today Show this morning - Today Show Preppers
Prepping featured on the Today Show this morning - Today Show Preppers
Store what you eat / Eat what you store
Store what you eat / Eat what you store
When to buy: Grocery Sale Cycles
When to buy: Grocery Sale Cycles
ALERT! Peanut Butter Prices about to nearly double!
ALERT! Peanut Butter Prices about to nearly double!
Review: Daily Bread Beef Stroganoff With Noodles
Review: Daily Bread Beef Stroganoff With Noodles
Review: The Forgotten Skills of Self-Sufficiency Used by the Mormon Pioneers
<a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1599555107/ref=as_li_ss_il?ie=UTF8&tag=prepper-20&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399373&creativeASIN=1599555107"><img src="http://ws.assoc-amazon.com/widgets/q?_encoding=UTF8&Format=_SL160_&ASIN=1599555107&MarketPlace=US&ID=AsinImage&WS=1&tag=prepper-20&ServiceVersion=20070822" alt="" align="right" border="0" /></a><img style="border: none !important; margin: 0px !important;" src="http://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=&l=as2&o=1&a=1599555107&camp=217145&creative=399373" alt="" width="1" height="1" align="right" border="0" />Walking along the book aisle in Costco the other day, I came to a rather sudden stop as a specific books caught my eye. With a name like <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1599555107/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=prepper-20&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399373&creativeASIN=1599555107">The Forgotten Skills of Self-Sufficiency Used by the Mormon Pioneers</a><img style="border: none !important; margin: 0px !important;" src="http://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=&l=as2&o=1&a=1599555107&camp=217145&creative=399373" alt="" width="1" height="1" border="0" />, can you blame me? This was obviously a book stocked for a local audience, so I hope our non-Utah readers can find a copy. Author <a title="Caleb Warnock's blog" href="http://calebwarnock.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">Caleb Warnock</a> is a local (Alpine, Utah) writer, year-round gardener, and teacher of "Forgotten Skills" classes. It also helped when I noticed one of the people listed in the special thanks section is a friend of mine, and <a title="Eric James Stone" href="http://www.ericjamesstone.com/" target="_blank">local sci-fi author</a> (how's that for a tight-knit Utah Valley).
Curing meat
Curing meat is an age old process. It has been used to preserve, intensify flavors, and make unpalatable cuts of meat acceptable for consumption. Most of us don't worry about the preservation aspect so much anymore, but if you've ever made a marinade then you've dabbled in curing (perhaps with out even knowing it). In this post I'm going to go over some of the ingredients needed to cure meat and introduce a couple of salt mixtures that can be very useful in curing your meats. I'll also go over some things that could be kept in your food storage.<br /> <!--more--><br /> First of all there are a couple of items that are needed to cure meat. You don't have to use each of these items when you cure, but they all play an important part in the curing process.
Variety in Your Food Storage is a Good Thing
Way back in 1998 sweet husband and I were just getting serious about our food storage. That’s shortly before we had any kids. We had the opportunity to do some canning at the LDS dry pack cannery and so we sat down to figure out what to can.
Food Production Systems DVD Giveaway Winner Announcement
<a href="/images/uploads/2011/06/backyardfoodproduction.jpg"><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-3793" title="DVD we are giving away!" src="/images/uploads/2011/06/backyardfoodproduction.jpg" alt="" width="245" height="226" /></a>We recently posted a review of the <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0578046725/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=prepper-20&linkCode=as2&camp=217153&creative=399701&creativeASIN=0578046725">Food Production Systems For a Backyard or Small Farm </a> DVD (see it <a href="http://www.utahpreppers.com/2011/06/food-production-systems-dvd-review-and-giveaway/">here</a>. As part of the review we were proud to offer a free DVD to one of our readers who commented on the review. Friday night I used <a href="http://www.random.org/">Random.org</a> to randomly select a winner from the 40 eligible (Sorry <a href="http://www.utahpreppers.com/author/jayce/">Jayce</a> and <a href="http://www.utahpreppers.com/author/cboyack/">Connor</a>) entries.
How Prepared is the Average Latter-day Saint Ward?
How Prepared is the Average Latter-day Saint Ward?
Building a 3 Month Supply using Case Lot Sales
Inevitably, each year in the weeks preceding the <a href="http://www.mormon.org">LDS</a> General Conference sessions in April and October grocery stores in Utah begin their Case Lot sales. In case you aren't familiar with the term, a Case Lot sale is a sale that allows you to purchase food (and other) items at a discount from a regular grocery store. The only catch is that you need to buy them a case at a time.
Post Japan Earthquake Notes
I'm posting in an email that was forwarded to me, second hand from the source. The email is from a lady who's family is currently stationed in Japan, and relates their experiences with the earthquake. What I like best in this is her own analysis on her preparedness level, and what she wishes she could do better.
Saving Money By Storing Food Article
Looking back on my list of things that I've "meant to blog" for a long time, I found a link I needed to share. A friend of mine, and longtime follower of this blog, Erin McNew wrote an article for Yahoo's associated content site about food storage. I will of course take this chance to tease her for cheating on me, and posting to a different site, especially one that won't allow for me to repost the content. However I may tease though, It's a great article written to explain to people how storing food is a sensible way to save money. Something that most "preppers" understand, especially people usually interested in this blog. However oftentimes people who wouldn't normally figure themselves to be preppers, can still at least get back to some of the basics of previous generations.
Super Easy Currant Jelly
Our currant bushes finally put on enough currants this year that the kids couldn't keep up with eating them all, so we had currants left to make some currant jelly.
Shelf Reliance Special Event
Our friends over at <a title="Food Storage Shelving" href="http://www.shelfreliance.com" target="_blank">Shelf Reliance</a> (the people that make the amazing roller shelving all the authors here love so much) are having a special event this weekend, that I've been meaning to post for a while now. You see, they've been selling awesome shelving, and a great line of food storage products for a while now, but they have decided to open up another channel for sales. Yes, they are starting up their own "<a href="http://www.shelfreliance.com/parties" target="_blank">Home Parties</a>".
2 Food Storage Classes in Spanish Fork, April 15th
2 Food Storage Classes in Spanish Fork, April 15th
What we are doing this Spring
What we are doing this Spring
Beginning Bee Kepping Class in Utah County April 17th
Beginning Bee Kepping Class in Utah County April 17th
Great Powdered Milk Taste Test and Review
This post is cross posted from <a href="http://selfrelianceadventures.blogspot.com" target="_blank">my blog</a>.
Humor: Mormon Hoarder Friends
Ok, Here in Utah we like to poke fun at our own dominant religion (of which I am a member). One blogger had a great post today that I had to share with the Prepper community. For those who are LDS, it's great to laugh at ourselves a little. For those not LDS but preppers too, well you'll realize that your 'oddities' fit in pretty well with us. Head on over and read 'The Jet Set' take on <a title="Mormon Food Storage" href="http://www.jetsetcarina.com/2010/02/why-you-should-have-mormon-friend.html" target="_blank">Why You Should Have a Mormon Friend: Hoarder Edition</a>
Do We Learn from Others' Mistakes?
Do We Learn from Others' Mistakes?
Losing your storage to disaster
Recently we had a reader 'Lonnie' write in with the following excellent question, that I've heard asked in other forms too;
Got Old Oil in Your Food Storage in Utah or Southern Idaho?
Got Old Oil in Your Food Storage in Utah or Southern Idaho?
Making Canned Milk Products from Powdered Milk
<a href="/images/uploads/2010/01/sweetcondmilk.jpg"><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-2938" title="sweetcondmilk" src="/images/uploads/2010/01/sweetcondmilk.jpg" alt="sweetened condensed milk" width="260" height="260" /></a>When I started storing food, I thought it would be a good idea to store forms of canned milk like evaporated milk and sweetened condensed milk. I bought quite a few cans and have used most of them over the years. However, I only have two recipes I regularly make that call for evaporated milk, and one that calls for sweetened condensed milk, so I did not use every can I purchased before they expired. <!--more-->
LDS Home Storage Center prices changing in January
LDS Home Storage Center prices changing in January
Country Living Mill Group Buy
<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-2857" title="country living mill" src="/images/uploads/2009/11/country-living-mill.jpg" alt="country living mill" width="196" height="247" />You all know why you need a wheat grinder. There's only so much you can do with all the wheat in your long term storage if you can't grind it into flour. So just in time for the holidays we've got a special buy on the Country Living Grain Mill. This is a hand crank grain mill that is built in the USA of industrial grade components and has a lifetime warranty. It is relatively easy to crank as far as hand grain mills go. My small kids can grind flour with it. You can check out my full review, and see videos of the mill in action on <a href="http://selfrelianceadventures.blogspot.com/2009/04/country-living-grain-mill-review-sale.html" target="_blank">my blog post here.</a><!--more-->
Procrastinating the Day of Preparedness
Procrastinating the Day of Preparedness
Canned butter and cheese group buy
Canned butter and cheese group buy
Food storage short-life supply
Food storage short-life supply
72 Hour Kit Rotation
Many products and services bill themselves as a "set it and forget it" way of getting things done. Adequate preparedness, however, clashes with this approach. Knowledge fades, food spoils, and medicine expires. One of the most important aspects of preparedness, then, is a refresh or rotation of your supplies or knowledge.
Liquid or Powdered Pectin
Well, over on her own blog, my wife made a comment about something she's learned this year. Go check out what she's learned on the difference between<a href="http://halls.lug-nut.com/2009/09/23/liquid-pectin-or-powdered/" target="_blank"> liquid and powdered pectin</a>.
Dehydrating Peppers
Harvest season is upon us here in Utah, so I've been pretty busy preserving the harvest. This year I grew pepper plants from seed and have LOTS of peppers in my garden. Some are hot and some are mild. This is a good thing if you like peppers a lot, but I do not. Thankfully my husband does, but even a pepper lover like him can only eat so many peppers. So what do we do with all those peppers? We eat a few, put a few in salsa, and save the rest for later by dehydrating them.
Store zucchini in bread
I have been searching for the best way to store zucchini and have found the answer: in bread. Instead of trying to freeze the zucchini itself, make it into bread first and freeze the loaves.
Soft White Wheat Available in Elk Ridge
Soft White Wheat Available in Elk Ridge
Price drop on oats, rice, and milk
Price drop on oats, rice, and milk
Solar Cooking Challenge and Special Price
Solar Cooking Challenge and Special Price
Freezing broccoli and cauliflower
Freezing broccoli and cauliflower
Messiest pantry contest: cast your vote
Messiest pantry contest: cast your vote
Skills as a prep
A few weeks ago a guest author on a popular preparation blog discussed the value of gardening as a resource. He put forth the opinion that while he enjoys gardening as a pastime, the decision as to whether to engage in it should be based solely around time and cost. Citing the inability to move a garden in an emergency and the amount of labor required to get to harvest, he concluded that it is better to save your seeds for a bug-out and expend today's efforts and money on a trip to the grocery store. "It's all about time," he says, "not a skill or desire."
Shelf Reliance event at Utah Costco locations
Shelf Reliance event at Utah Costco locations
Self Reliance Class April 7th in Spanish Fork
Taught by Debbie Kent who is a preparedness/food storage specialist in her stake in California. Debbie has taught numerous classes on every aspect of preparedness and has consented to share the latest up to date methods and ideas on how we can each secure what we need for the future.
Alpine Storage Overages
Our friends over at <a href="http://www.alpinefoodstorage.com/">Alpine Food Storage</a> recently sent out some emails about some overstocks they currently have. If you are in Utah, this is a great chance to go browse and pick up some of those deals you might have missed from previous group buys. If you have some tax refund money left, here's a great way to use some of it.
To Bee or not to Bee?
<br /> [caption id="attachment_1488" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Note the Queen on the Bottom right"]<img src="/images/uploads/2009/03/bee1-300x209.jpg" alt="Note the Queen on the Bottom right" title="bee1" width="300" height="209" class="size-medium wp-image-1488" />[/caption] My name is Bryan. I am one of the 3 B’s. The three B’s are as follows: Bryan, Brian, and then there’s the other Bryan. I tell you that so you don’t get us confused. We are all beekeepers. If you were to tell any one of us a few years ago that we would be beekeepers, we all would have told you that you were stone cold crazy! Yet here we all are keeping honeybees…..and loving it!!! So…what happened? <!--more--> We all have the strong desire to want to provide for our families, and prepare for whatever may lie ahead. No, we don’t have spare time gracing us at every turn. We all have our families with several young children. However, we all have a desire to be a part of helping something bigger than just our families. Enter the Honeybees. I came across a news article years ago explaining the importance of honeybees in our society. The more I read about the honeybees, the more I found I was feeding an appetite that I never knew I had. The more I read the more I wanted to know. What I found was absolutely astounding. I can’t think of another insect that has had such a profound affect on civilization than the Honeybee. Honey, beeswax, propolis, pollen, royal jelly, all products of the beehive, has played an important role in the health, and wellbeing of mankind for ages. That does not even take into consideration the pollination work that the honeybee does. The honeybee was brought across the ocean to the Americas by the settlers (known as the white man’s fly to the Indians) to ensure the success of the crops they planted. I’m not even beginning to scratch the surface here. [caption id="attachment_1489" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Catching my first Swarm!!!"]<img src="/images/uploads/2009/03/bee2-300x200.jpg" alt="Catching my first Swarm!!!" title="bee2" width="300" height="200" class="size-medium wp-image-1489" />[/caption] So…why honeybees? The bottom line is that they need our help….. and, we need theirs. About 1/3 of our food supply is dependant on the honeybee for pollination. Disease, pests, and development have virtually eliminated the feral honeybee populations. It turns out that a fruit fly has five times the capability of fighting off disease than the honeybee. It is becoming more and more important to have managed honeybee colonies. We live in a time when “going green” is in. Honeybees definitely play an important role in keeping the planet green. We, along with all kinds of plants and animals need this important species buzzing around. From the liquid gold of the sweet honey (which does not spoil if stored in a sealed container and will help relieve allergy symptoms!!!) , the increase of the yield in my home garden and fruit trees, to the lip balm made from the beeswax collected from the hive, my family has been blessed by having this truly remarkable species around. So, if you are contemplating getting involved in this remarkable journey, it is time to jump in. [caption id="attachment_1490" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Swarms 1 Stings 0!!!)"]<img src="/images/uploads/2009/03/bee3-300x200.jpg" alt="Swarms 1 Stings 0!!!)" title="bee3" width="300" height="200" class="size-medium wp-image-1490" />[/caption] If you are thinking of getting started in keeping bees, you will need to get started on it soon. The bees will be arriving about mid April. You need to pre-order them right away. They always are sold out right after they come in! [caption id="attachment_1491" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Picture of my 6 yr. old helping me install a swarm I caught."]<img src="/images/uploads/2009/03/bee4-300x200.jpg" alt="Picture of my 6 yr. old helping me install a swarm I caught." title="bee4" width="300" height="200" class="size-medium wp-image-1491" />[/caption] For all kinds of helpful information you can visit the Utah County Beekeepers Association web site, or attend an association meeting: <a href="http://www.utahcountybeekeepers.org">www.utahcountybeekeepers.org</a> <h4>Bee Hive Plans</h4> Top bar hive Plans: <a href="http://www.backyardhive.com">BackYard Hive.com</a> Langstroth Hive Plans: <a href="http://www.beesource.com/plans/index.htm">BeeSource.com</a> <h4>To purchase hives/frames and bee keeping products:</h4> <a href="http://www.jonesbee.com">Jones Bee</a> <a href="http://www.mannlakeltd.com">Mann Lake Ltd.</a> <a href="http://www.dadant.com">DadAnt</a> <a href="http://www.brushymountainbeefarm.com">Brush Mountain Bee Farm</a> <a href="http://www.utahcountybeekeepers.org">Utah County Bee Keepers</a> –go to the classifieds section. <h4>To purchase bees packages:</h4> <a href="http://www.knightfamilyhoney.com">Knight Family Honey</a> <a href="http://www.jonesbee.com">Jones Bee</a> If you are interested in getting started in Bee Keeping, there is the <a href="http://www.utahpreppers.com/2009/03/beginning-bee-keeping-class-in-orem/">Bee Keeping Class in Orem</a> on March 20th. If you would like to learn more now though or would like to avoid the class fee, I will be conducting an informal class at my house in Mapleton this Friday, March 13th at 7 PM. We will be going over much of the same information from that class. In addition, we will be putting together a group order for bees and the recommended equipment you need to get started in Bee Keeping. If you are interested in attending this informal class, please RSVP to Bryan Esquivel by e-mailing maplemountainbees@q.com
Beginning Bee Keeping Class in Orem
Beginning Bee Keeping Class in Orem
Shelf Reliance Recipe Contest
Do you have a favorite recipe for using your food storage? Maybe a comfort food your family wouldn't want to go without, or something that makes excellent use fo the basics? Well here's a good chance to show your stuff, and have a chance to win some *awesome* prizes. Our friends at <a href="http://www.shelfreliance.com/">Shelf Reliance</a> are having a recipe contest this month.
Learning From the Pioneers
<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-1319 scissors-resample" title="1844_1877_1" src="/images/uploads/2009/02/1844_1877_1.jpg" alt="1844_1877_1" width="304" height="211" />Many know that Utah was originally settled by Mormon Pioneers, I'm a descendant of those pioneers from 8 different family lines on my Mother's side. The Mormon Pioneers crossed the plains from Missouri to Utah in covered wagons, handcarts and many on foot. Most of them buried family and loved ones under a pile of rocks on their way here. It was a harrowing experience the like of which will hopefully never be repeated.
Review: Tomorrow's Harvest freeze-dried food
Review: Tomorrow's Harvest freeze-dried food
Review: Shelf Reliance Cansolidator Pantry
By now I'm sure all of our readers have had time to gawk at the wonderful photos in previous posts showing large shelving units with impressive amounts of canned foods with a nice rotation system built in. These <a href="http://www.shelfreliance.com/">Shelf Reliance</a> products are favorites of the folks around here. A wonderful local company delivering something we all love.<img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-1214" title="img_3016" src="/images/uploads/2009/01/img_3016-300x225.jpg" alt="img_3016" width="300" height="225" /> But let's face it. Not all of us have room for a large shelving unit, or maybe we just cant afford it. Better yet, maybe you're like me and you have one, but you also really need a way to rotate a few cans that are in your kitchen too. And as impressive as the rack is, it just doesn't quite match the decor of the kitchen.
Blue Chip Food Storage Group Demo in Salem
Blue Chip Food Storage Group Demo in Salem
50 lbs. Hard Red Wheat $15 in Spanish Fork
50 lbs. Hard Red Wheat $15 in Spanish Fork
Adding to your long term supply using dehydration
Adding to your long term supply using dehydration
Huge Pasta Sale in Lehi
In need of some pasta for your food storage? There is a massive sale going on right now in Lehi. Inside a not-yet-opened restaurant near Hutch's Furniture (95 W. Main Street), an individual is selling to the public boxes of pasta he has acquired in a bulk sale.
Starting the New Year - Rounding out Food Storage
Starting the New Year - Rounding out Food Storage
SOS Sportster Solar Oven
I ordered a Solar Oven Society Sportster Oven with optional reflectors on a Monday and it arrived on my door step a precisely one week later. My neighbor has a Global Sun Oven, but hasn't used it. Not having any experience with this subject, and not knowing anyone who had used one, I performed some research online.
Mylar Bag Wrapup - Issues with Mylar Bags
This will wrap up our series on Mylar Bag Food Storage. You can catch the previous posts here: a <a href="http://www.utahpreppers.com/2008/12/how-to-adventures-in-food-storage-with-mylar-bags/">How-To Pictorial on Storing Food in Mylar Bags</a> and <a href="http://www.utahpreppers.com/2008/12/alternative-storage-techniques-using-mylar-bags/">Alternative Ideas for Mylar Bags</a>.
Making Preparedness a Family Activity
Making Preparedness a Family Activity
Water storage and purification
I am aware of at least one individual on Utah Preppers that had doubts about this article ever seeing the light of day. Catching up on honey-do lists (building 2 can rotation systems, etc.) and everyday life was keeping me busier than I would have liked. Besides, seventy percent of the Earth's surface is covered in water (well, except for Utah), so what's the big deal? The truth of it is, without water, your chances of surviving an extended emergency are greatly diminished. "Humans can survive 3 days on average without water -- less when it is very hot or one is very active (as opposed to weeks without food). A single day without water significantly reduces bodily and mental performance." - Wikibooks - Outdoor Survival/Water
Food Storage - Flavorings: Have you stocked up?
Food Storage - Flavorings: Have you stocked up?
one-quarter cup
Over on "Food Storage... A Necessary Adventure", there is a recent post called <a href="http://adventuresinbloggingtoo.blogspot.com/2008/12/have-you-seen-14-cup-lately.html">Have you seen a 1/4 cup lately</a>.
Alternative Storage Techniques using Mylar Bags
Alternative Storage Techniques using Mylar Bags
Cesta Básica
For several years I lived in the amazing country of Brasil (yes, that's how to spell it right :) ).
How To: Adventures in Food Storage with Mylar Bags
There are several options available to us for long term storage of bulk food - 5 gallon buckets, #10 cans and Mylar Bags are some of the most popular. In this post we'll be going over the advantages and disadvantages of Mylar Bags and how to use a Mylar Bag Sealer. Specifically, we're going to show how to turn all of this:
The post where we go all Doom and Gloom
I suspect that most readers of this blog are slightly more intelligent than the average reality show addicted, talking head worshiping American that thinks that everything going on in the world and economy right now is just a hiccup that'll go away in the spring. You know, the ones that we preppers are pretty sure we're going to have to fight off from killing us and stealing our preps WTSHTF. But, just in case any of you are slightly towing the line with the popular hero-worshiping of the Socialistic head of the 'Office of the President Elect' thinking somehow he's going to Change anything but his mind, or that somehow he's going to bring Hope to the country - I bring you this.
Home Canning - In #10 Cans
I came across this great post today on the <a href="http://safelygatheredin.blogspot.com/">Safely Gathered In</a> blog about <a href="http://safelygatheredin.blogspot.com/2008/12/how-to-can-your-own-food-in-10-cans.html">canning your own food at home in #10 cans</a>. The blog itself is well written and provides a lot of really great info about Food Storage and Emergency Preparedness. They have <a href="http://safelygatheredin.blogspot.com/search/label/Three-month%20supply">weekly posts on Tuesdays</a> that guide you in purchases to build up your 72 hour kits and food storage. If you have a hard time deciding what you need to purchase, or you feel overwhelmed by <a href="http://safelygatheredin.blogspot.com/2008/06/how-toplan-your-three-month-supply.html">everything you need to buy to be prepared</a>, these kind of guides are invaluable!
Crossroads Co-op: December Deadline
Just a reminder to folks, that the December deadline for orders to the <a title="Utah Food Co-op" href="http://www.crossroads-u-c.org">Crossroads co-op</a>. What's the co-op you might ask? Well, in their own words:
Making it Yourself: Cheese
One of my favorite comfort foods to have around is cheese. While I do not consider myself any kind of cheese-snob by any means, I do have several varieties that I like to have on hand, and really care about the flavor and texture of those cheeses. These cheeses make up a very important part of my regular diet, and having to go without them would not only cause me and mine to feel the lack of something, but our bodies would probably quickly notice it, and our digestion would likely suffer.
An Easy Breakfast
I thought I'd share a nice and easy way to utilize your whole wheat berries for an on-the-run breakfast. Of course, I'm talking whole wheat cereal. Now I remember as a kid hating this stuff, my mom would make it for us kids, and we'd all turn our noses at it, pleading for something sugary. But we did have to eat it anways, it was what we could afford.
Why a Depression today would be worse than in the 1930's
Why a Depression today would be worse than in the 1930's
Review: Shelf Reliance Can Organizer
Review: Shelf Reliance Can Organizer
Thoughts on Food Storage
The following is a re-post of content from a while back from <a title="Jayce^" href="http://www.jaycehall.com">my personal blog</a>, responding to a friends comments as he was first getting interested in food storage.
Celente Predicts Revolution, Food Riots, Tax Rebellions By 2012
Celente Predicts Revolution, Food Riots, Tax Rebellions By 2012
List Universer - Top 10 Tips To Prepare For A Depression
List Universer - Top 10 Tips To Prepare For A Depression
Drying Herbs
It's getting to be harvest season, which means plenty of work around my household trying to preserve some of what we've grown. Because of our love for flavorful food, we've tried to expand the variety of Herbs around our household over the last several years. Herbs are an excellent way to expand the flavor of those rice and beans we've all been stuffing into our long term storage. Those wonderful foods that make up such a major part of our plans will become quite monotonous though, if we cant' get some flavor variety in them.