Storage foods

Mark's hardtack recipe is tasty and nutritious!

Include these simple flour recipes in your survival gear

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12/14/2018

Good, practical recipes can help you make the most efficient use of basic food staples in a survival situation! What happens during a survival situation, when you end up with a bag of flour, some baking powder, a campfire and hungry children?

Soapmaking 101 tips for a survival situation

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12/11/2018

The ability to make soap during a survival situation can be really important! Here’s some tips from soapmaking expert Karla Moore on how to make a useable hand and body soap, using only two ingredients, and what tools you will need!

Mule deer bucks forage through the snow.

10 reasons your venison tastes “gamey” (and what you can do about it)

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11/08/2018

Don’t like venison because it tastes gamey or musky? Solve these problems and enjoy the feast.

Small fish are easily cooked in a wrapping of aluminum foil over a grill or campfire.

Marinade recipes | Make fish, wild game meat tender and flavorful

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11/07/2018

A common complaint is that wild game meat tastes “gamey” or that fish taste “fishy.” A good marinade can change that.

Make gluten free corn cakes from storage foods

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10/18/2018

I’ve been cutting back on eating wheat. But it is challenging to replace favorite foods that are wheat based. Here’s one for the recipe file.

Venison | Try Bob’s Minnesota Venison Jerky for a tasty, quick energy snack

10/12/2018

Jerky recipes can help you enjoy the hunt long after the season is over.

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Go-to recipe: How to make squirrel mulligan

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10/08/2018

If you want to convert some squirrel meat into a gourmet dish, try this recipe.

Foil wrap campfire cooking | Make easy, tasty meals for outdoor energy

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07/30/2018

What happens if you end up with a campfire, some food, and a piece of aluminum foil – can you combine those to make a tasty meal?

Tasty food improves morale: A WWII Chicken Dinner Story

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05/27/2018

Tasty food has an incredible impact on morale. My dad told this story from World War II, where he joined a Louisiana family for a Sunday chicken dinner.

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Recipe: Chocolate Sauerkraut Cake Made With Storage Foods

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05/20/2018

As much as I love sauerkraut, anything can get dreadfully boring if that is all there is to to eat day after day. This sauerkraut cake recipe came from an old cookbook, and could have been cooked on the Oregon Trail, or in any number of places along the frontier.