Waffles are my wife’s favorite, but i don’t particularly like them, now I can cook something with the waffle maker.
Besides the fact that I now have something to do with my waffle iron besides making waffles from scratch.
This was a very cheap, filling, and easy meal – plus the boy liked it…
Waffle Hashbrowns are tasty, cheap, and filling
This is just what a prepper meal should be. If you have one of those campfire waffle irons, then this would make a great camping recipe.
I can imagine how good it would be with ketchup and a nice fire.
To make waffle iron hash browns:
- Heat the waffle iron to its medium setting.
- Peel your potatoes and grate them on the large holes of a box grater.
- Squeeze the mixture by the handful to release as much moisture as possible.
- When the iron is hot, fill the bottom half with 1/8 inch vegetable oil (about 1 tablespoon).
- Combine the potato with some black pepper, and mix until well combined.
- Place about 1 cup of the taters in the iron, sprinkle some salt over top, brush with vegetable oil, and close it
- Cook until the hash browns are golden brown and crisp, about eight to ten minutes.
Waffle Hashbrowns are tasty, cheap, and filling – this is just what a prepper meal should be. If you have one of those campfire waffle irons, then this would make a great camping recipe – I can imagine how good it would be with ketchup and a nice fire.
No, How to Open a Hershey Kiss With Two Fingers has nothing to do with prepping. I just thought it was pretty cool when I saw a similar video on Facebook so I had to practice until I knew how to open a Hershey kiss with two fingers.
Like many of the recipes I share on this site, this is not a “food storage recipe” exactly, but many of the ingredients can be found in food storage, or adapted from food storage. But just because it needs adapting, does not mean it is not useful.
