Today we are going to talk about dehydrated hamburger. This is commonly called “hamburger rocks” online. When you make some you will quickly learn how it got its name. Once the hamburger is cooked and dried it resembles really small dark brown gravel. The reason we make it is not to have small meat […]
Category: Cooking & Food Storage
Various articles on food storage, food preparedness, cooking, and general kitchen stuff
How to Make Sprouted Grains and Beans at Home
We all know that nothing is free, especially food storage, finding foods that are cost effective, and long storing generally means you have less of the two V’s – Variety and Vitamins. Sprouting wheat and weans is a way to add both. I used to associate sprouts with homeopathic medicine practitioners, vegans, and yuppie soccer moms, […]
How Much Water Can You Get From Snow?
I recently did a little experiment during our winter weather. The premise was, if we were to lose utilities from an extended amount of time (or I was lost outdoors) and I needed to melt snow for water, I needed to know how much water can you get from snow. I have heard and […]
How to Make Homemade Honey Butter
This is a simple recipe for homemade honey butter does not quite make it into the storage meals category because its a condiment, and fresh butter really isn’t a part of my food storage larder. However, condiments are important, and your going to need something besides plain beans, rice, and bread if your going […]
How to Easily Dehydrate Frozen Vegetables
I am a firm believer in redundancy. If the unprocessed manure ever is flung into the air oscillating device its going to be a bad day. As such, it’s not a stretch to think that some of your safety net may acquire some holes. While I do have canned food in my pantry. Canned […]