Food Storage & Cooking

Different Spice and Herbs, and What Health Benefits They May Provide!

This is a guest post and entry in our non-fiction writing contest  by Lindsey from pa This is a list of some of the Spices that you may be storing or decide to store for teotwawki after reading some of their benefits. A – All Spice can help to aid in digestion and relieve any discomfort [...]

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Food preservation – Avoid the big four for extended storage and freshness

Many people are active today in food preservation. Some people store for prepping and emergency food storage before a disaster. Others are saving the harvest from their gardens or after finding great deals at the local farmers’ market. Others save and save and save….but later get disappointment after finding the food has spoiled. WHY? Simple. [...]

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Using Wheat from Storage

This is a guest post and entry in our non-fiction writing contest  by A Richardson Many suggest storing lots of whole wheat or wheat berries which can be ground into flour for baking. Maybe you are not much of a baker, especially when it comes to using whole grain flour. If you do not yet have a [...]

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How to dramatically increase your food storage

This is a guest post and entry in our non-fiction writing contest  by Garden Mom For food storage, we have all heard the saying “Store what you eat, eat what you store.” I’m going to tweak that a bit and suggest you “store what you didn’t eat” through dehydration. Almost everything can be dehydrated and if you [...]

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Strategic Shopping: A Month-by-Month Analysis

This is a guest post and entry in our non-fiction writing contest  by Gayle from Gainesville Have you ever wished you could know ahead of time when things were going to go on sale? Sure, we all know that turkeys go on sale before Thanksgiving and hams go on sale before Christmas, but what about the rest [...]

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Preventing Food Fatigue and Oatmeal

This is a guest post and entry in our non-fiction writing contest  by Gayle from Gainesville It’s hard to imagine people starving while surrounded by stores of foods. Yet this happens. Even the Israelites were subject to food boredom. They were sick of manna. They whined and complained about eating the same thing day in and day [...]

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Holiday Sales and Food Storage: Plan Ahead So You Don’t Miss Out

A guest post by Gayle from Gainesville [This is an entry in our non-fiction writing contest where you could win - First Prize a 10 Person Deluxe Family Survival Kit,  Second Prize an Herb Seed Bank or Third Prize a copy of Dirt Cheap Survival Retreat.  For complete rules and list of prizes see this post.] The [...]

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The Wolf Pack Cookbook is now available

I’m please to announce that The Wolf Pack Cookbook is now available to members of the pack. You’ll wonder how you ever managed without it. Contents: Chapter 1: Introduction 3 Chapter 2: Cooking with Staples 4 Chapter 3: Breads 8 Chapter 4: Soups and Stews 24 Chapter 5: Canning 42 Chapter 6: Breakfast 61 Chapter [...]

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Building your food storage 14 days at a time

A guest post by Southern Girl [This is an entry in our non-fiction writing contest where you could win - First Prize a 10 Person Deluxe Family Survival Kit,  Second Prize an Herb Seed Bank or Third Prize a copy of Dirt Cheap Survival Retreat.  For complete rules and list of prizes see this post.] Our church [...]

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Meal Planning and Food Storage

A guest post by Gayle from Gainesville [This is an entry in our non-fiction writing contest where you could win - First Prize a 10 Person Deluxe Family Survival Kit,  Second Prize an Herb Seed Bank or Third Prize a copy of Dirt Cheap Survival Retreat.  For complete rules and list of prizes see this post.] Formulating [...]

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