Storage foods

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.

Survival Recipe: Santa Fe Chicken Casserole

02/26/2018

Survival food is sustenance that can be made easily during a survival or emergency situation with simple, long-term storage food items, cooked outdoors, using off-the-grid methods.

How to | Make fantastic, tasty chicken fried venison steak

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02/04/2018

When it comes to hunting camp cuisine, fast and simple is good. This philosophy also applies to feeding teenagers, especially when they’re athletes and absolutely starving after a day at school followed by a hard workout. This recipe for venison steak covers both bases.

Bannock is quick to make wherever you. The recipe is very similar to Damper, an Australian version of survival bread

Recipe: Make healthy bannock – an easy multi-grain survival bread

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02/02/2018

Some useful, very basic, recipes for wheat flour should be included any prepper/survival/ Bug Out backpack. Here’s how to add a few ingredients to make flour-based survival foods more nutritious.

Mule deer bucks forage through the snow.

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

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01/23/2018

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

Recipe: High Speed Venison for a quick, tasty meal outdoors or at home

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01/08/2018

Ingredients for this dish go on every hunt. All you have to do is add venison, and you have a great, tasty meal that doesn’t require a lot of preparation.

Make enchilada sauce from storage foods

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10/24/2017

During an emergency, you don’t know what form of protein you might need to convert into a familiar flavor! Use this recipe to create tasty enchiladas from virtually any kind of meat.

How much water is enough to survive?

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09/07/2017

Without water, our bodies can get into serious trouble quickly – just a matter of days before dehydration sets in. Why do many people keep extra food, but don’t store water?