I’m sure you’re family is accustomed to cooking regularly with fresh produce. However, in a time of emergency, regardless of the season, fresh produce will not be readily available. So what can you do now to ensure some semblance of normalcy even in the event of an emergency? Learn alternative recipe methods.
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I am frequently told that folks are storing food and water, etc., but aren’t sure whether or not they have enough. Ironically, over 100 families who believe they were ready to survive off of their food and water storage for one year, were recently evaluated. Only 5 of them indeed had enough for one year. Knowing, really knowing whether you have enough can be a tough call since we’re so accustomed to living moment to moment in between runs to the grocery store.
If there ever is a cause for a run on the grocery stores, the supplies will be depleted in thirty minutes. That’s it. One half hour warning is all you will have to get more food, more water, more produce, more seeds, more medical supplies, etc.—you and the rest of your community. Yet in that thirty minutes, your local stores will only be able to supply less than 1% of your community with the goods they would need or hoard. Do you really want to risk that you’ll be a part of that lucky 1% and that you’re fast enough to get all of your necessary goods available in that one half hour?
Since I know that anyone who is serious about having an emergency preparedness supply of food is bound to have beans, I thought that this would be a vital article today.
Besides, I was craving yummy beans today, so I decided to share with you yet another e-z p-z pressure cooker recipe.
I’ve encountered some pretty strong facial expressions when I insinuate that having SPAM in one’s food storage is an asset. And to be forthright, I totally get it. Even when we were dirt poor, my mother never made us eat it.
However, I wasn’t educated in matters of emergency preparedness then either. But I certainly am now, and as a result, have come to embrace the wonders of SPAM. I’ve discovered that if I cook with it much like I would chicken or pork in a recipe, then it’s delightful.
World Health Organization (WHO) just increased their alert to Level 5 due to the swine flu epidemic. They’ve never increased to to level 4 previously so there’s plenty of reason to take notice. Got your food and water, folks? Pregnant Read more…
With all that is going on in your life, why should you be better informed of a gang of illegal immigrant rebels? Because they are a realistic face of the harm which threatens your life, even your everyday life. They are not an obscure gang. In fact, the FBI defines MS-13 as the most organized crime entity in the U.S. They are feared not solely because of their horrific violent acts, but due to their organization. They specifically target middle and high school for recruitments. They have no compunction of committing violent acts upon their fellow citizens, as they fear no repercussions.
Is the Swine flu just something on the news, or should you actually be concerned about it from a preparation standpoint? The answer is yes, you should indeed be concerned about the Swine Flu—here are three important reasons why.
First of all, understand the virus itself and you will understand why informed concern is appropriate in this case.
A frequent reader of our site once commented that she felt I may be a bit “paranoid.” I truly wasn’t offended by such a label. I’m sure for individuals who aren’t as zealous in their preparedness efforts as I advocate, it would be reasonable for “outsiders” to perceive mindful individuals to be “paranoid.” However, I did correct her that I felt that I was merely “aware” rather than paranoid. I’m convinced that such awareness has had a significant impact on my emergency preparedness efforts. So today we’ll be educating you on just what it is that you should realistically be prepared FOR.