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16 Nov 2010 by Preparedness Pro filed in Food Preparedness
I recently heard a quote from a famous man who played a big role in the settling and development of this beautiful mountainous area I live in. He warned that there would come a time in which if we did not grow our food, we would not want to eat it. I don’t know at this juncture whether or not he was being prophetic or if he was simply admonishing the settlers in this area to beware of that food which they may be offered by those who would harm them; still this quote has been on my mind a lot...
10 Sep 2010 by Preparedness Pro filed in Food Preparedness
This week I purchased fresh strawberries at Wal-mart for $2.98 and fresh blueberries at Sunflower Market for .99 cents. I sifted through them trying to find the best looking packages without too much weeping of the fruit and of course, without any mold. It was my intention to eat healthier and put them on a salad with salmon for several lunches this week. However, I only got to use them on the first day because by the second day of them being in my home, they began to turn horribly moldy. So...
14 Apr 2010 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
by Kellene
If you’re new to the Preparedness Pro site, allow me to remind you why I firmly believe that freeze-dried produce foods are ideal for everyday as well as for long-term menu planning—they are nutritious (sometimes even more so than the fresh produce you purchase); they are less expensive than fresh produce; they have a longer shelf-life than fresh, canned, or dehydrated produce; they are super clean (they have to be in order for the freeze-drying process to be accomplished properly);...
20 Nov 2009 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
Here are few more of some of my favorite “pantry recipes”, adjusted to be make with freeze-dried products, powdered milk, etc. You can make them with fresh or pre-packaged products. Regardless, they will turn out yummy! Enjoy!
Yummy Lentil Soup
2 C. Lentils
¼ C. dry parsley
2 T. dried chopped onion
salt to taste
1 T. Garlic
6 C. water or broth of your choice
3 strips of uncooked bacon or ½ cup of bacon bits or canned ham bits
Put all ingredients in a large uncovered...
17 Nov 2009 by Preparedness Pro filed in Preparedness
If you think beans are gross, you're in for a surprise! Photo c/o wiredrive.com
Having beans in your pantry isn’t appealing to a lot of people. Mostly though it’s because the thought of eating them exclusively long-term causes them to prefer death. So allow me to fill you in on some of the basic information about cooking with beans, storing them, sprouting them, etc.
Believe it or not but beans can be a comfort food.
A study conducted at Weber State University showed that when eaten in a...
