One concern that often gets overlooked during planning, but quickly becomes apparent during emergency situations is dealing with household toilets that do not work. This could be due to a shortage of water, so flushing is not possible. Or, there could also be a disruption of the sewer system, so that the flushes do not have anywhere to go…but up. Either way, it is a good idea to have an option available that does not...
Combine 4 common pantry staples, plus raisins or nuts if available, and you have a high protein snack made from long shelf life ingredients.
A hot meal that is easily made on the survival grill from a soup mix and other long shelf life ingredients.
A Simple Peach Cobbler made with long shelf life ingredients from the pantry and cooked on the survival grill for a boost in morale during bad times.
After taste-testing numerous brands from across the country, here is the number one pick in soup mixes for a quick emergency meal.
Here’s another “grab it and go” bread loaf, which is easy to make with cinnamon sugar muffin mixes and can be stored in the freezer for emergency use.
Start with two easy muffin mixes and soon you can stash this Chocolate Marble Loaf in the freezer. Grab it and go for snacking on the road, or for an instant morale boost after the power goes out.
A simple recipe for fast, wholesome muffins can be cooked from a mix on the survival grill.
Peanut butter and jelly makes these grill baked honey bran muffins kid friendly. You don’t even need a bowl, since they mix right in the bag.
Drying has been a common method for extending the storage life of food for ages. It is still used at the industrial level to make camping, backpacking and long term storage type meals and ingredients. Many different store bought snacks, such as jerky and fruit rolls are the product of dehydrating food. Home dehydrators have certainly been around for a while, but the more affordable models have, in my experience, often left a...