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Food Storage Prep

The following list of links are my suggestions on key posts on the topic of survival foods from my archives here at TheSurvivalistBlog.net – I hope you find them to be useful.

Are You Making This Food Storage Mistake?

Top 10 Smart Ways to Build Your Food Storage

Stocking The Survival Pantry

Don’t Buy a Grain Mill Without Reading This!

What Everybody Ought to Know About Food Preservation and Drying

Cornbread and Beans

Food storage strategies

The Perfect Survival Food

Make your own lard

Food Shelf-Life Recommendations

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  5. The perfect survival food

2 Responses to “Food Storage Prep”

  1. Anonymous



    I have a great wife. She's on board with us prepping and does her part. We have put away a lot of canned stuff, MRE's and Mountain House meals and are now planning on buying buckets of wheat.
    Now comes the problem. Great wife….lousy cook (but hey, she puts up with my rediculously large gun collection).
    Sooo…..how about some good bread making videos. I'd really like to see some very primitive ways to make bread if you were living out of a truck for a while.

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  2. Anonymous



    Temp control is a key to bread making. when making bread by hand (without the aid of a bread machine)she will need to let the dough rise in a warm place. One suggestion is to place the dough in a bowl. Place the bowl in a rock in a shallow backing pan. Place boiling water from a tea kettle on the pan and cover with a towel.

    The other issue is making sure the bread gets enough kneading and rises. Usually takes 3 hours to make a loaf of bread. Most recipes makes 2 loaves at a time. She will need to follow instructions exactly. She will also need to practice making bread before disaster hits as part of her prep.

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