In the first part of this series, we explored five nutrient-packed, crisis-friendly recipes that rely on affordable and easily stored ingredients. As we continue into Part Two, we’ll dive into five more dishes that have stood the test of time, from historical staples to modern comfort foods.
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Amish Practices Useful To Survivalists
In a world increasingly reliant on technology and modern conveniences, the Amish community stands as a living testament to self-sufficiency and sustainable living. While their lifestyle is often viewed as a relic of the past, it offers valuable lessons for those seeking to prepare for uncertain futures.
How To Secure Your House when You Leave On Vacation
Imagine you’re lounging on a sunny Caribbean beach or relaxing by the pool on your much-deserved break. The last thing you want is the worry of thieves breaking into your home, searching for money and valuables to ruin your peace of mind.
The Most Valuable Skills That Will Be In High Demand After The Collapse
In the wake of the industrial revolution and the continuous march of technological advancement, our society has undoubtedly flourished. However, it’s crucial to acknowledge that amidst this progress, there lies a vulnerability: many of the conveniences we enjoy today may vanish in the event of an economic or civil collapse.
How Long Will Your Canned Food Last?
Canned food often takes the spotlight in stories about the world after a major disaster, and there’s a good reason why. It stays fresh for a long time, holds up well even if it gets banged around a bit, and is kept safe from harmful bacteria.
Long-Lasting Comfort Foods For Preppers
In times of uncertainty and hardship, having a well-stocked pantry can be a source of reassurance. For preppers, ensuring that their food supplies are not only ample but also long-lasting is a crucial aspect of readiness.
Preserving Herbs In Vinegar
Cultivating your own herb patch might present a frustrating dilemma when you find yourself swamped with more herbs than you can promptly consume before they begin to wither. So, what steps can you take to utilize these herbs efficiently and avoid wastage?
Lessons I’ve Learned From A Recent Blizzard
The weather forecasts warned of possible ice ahead. As it was raining and getting colder on that Friday afternoon, my husband and I decided to head to the nearby Wal-Mart to grab some extra supplies and dry ice for our freezers in case of a power outage.
Using A Time-Tested Food Preservation Method When There’s No Fridge – 8 Available Options
Living off the grid and achieving food self-sufficiency is a noble pursuit, but it comes with its own set of challenges. One of the biggest hurdles is food preservation – keeping your harvest fresh and edible without the convenience of a refrigerator or freezer. Fear not, fellow homesteaders! There are numerous methods, both time-tested and innovative, to extend the shelf life of your food and keep your pantry stocked throughout the year.
Tips For Apartment Preppers – For The Good Folks Living In Apartments
Transitioning from prepping in a spacious 4-bedroom suburban house to navigating the world of apartment prepping in a cozy 2-bedroom unit was a strategic move aimed at alleviating our family’s medical debt burden. Surprisingly, the shift from ample living space to a more confined environment proved smoother than anticipated, thanks to meticulous planning.
A Few “Survival” Beverages That Are a Must For Your Pantry
There is a wealth of information available on food storage, offering various recommendations for the types of foods to stock up on in preparation for unforeseen circumstances. However, the discussion around “survival beverages” is notably lacking.
Fresh Egg Tips – There’s More To Eggs Than Just Cooking Them
Many people love having backyard chickens, and one of the best things about it is getting fresh eggs. There’s something special about finding a new egg in the coop, and it’s always exciting, no matter how many times you do it.
Biological Weapons Of Mass Destruction – Are They Still A Threat?
For years, the persistent narrative has warned us about the lingering presence of weapons of mass destruction since the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991. The specter of bio-weapons, such as anthrax and smallpox, has haunted the corridors of governmental concern despite the absence of any recent mass-casualty attacks associated with biological weapons in the United States.