Food Storage Methods
It may seem a little early to be thinking about canning your Summer harvest, but it’s the perfect time to save on all of the tools you’ll need. I’m often asked by readers which canner I recommend, to which I respond “an All-American.” No matter the size of canner you choose, the All-American Pressure Canners [...]
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Today I needed to convert a recipe with ingredients that were listed in pounds to measurements in cups and tablespoons. Since different substances have different volumes, I was getting really frustrated trying to calculate each ingredient…until I found this handy online calculator. I’m posting a link to it here to save others the time, should [...]
I love cookbooks almost as much as sappy romance novels, and I’ve found a new one to recommend. I’ve been baking bread for over a decade, but attended a class by author Lori Viets and learned that each of us can improve on this great homemaking skill. Lori’s book, No More Bricks! Successful Whole Grain [...]
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The amazing attention that National Geographic’s Doomsday Preppers show is garnering is proof that preparedness is for everyone. You may not have the resources or the knowledge (right now) to prep like the families featured on Doomsday Preppers, but we can all make steps toward greater self-reliance and preparedness for the unexpected. I gained some [...]
I get a lot of my food storage products through Alison’s Pantry, a foods company based in Pleasant Grove, UT that delivers products through local Reps in 10 states. They sell bulk grains, fresh spices in 1 lb. bags, and a delicious line of freeze-dried fruits and vegetables (Achieve), plus buckets and other food storage containers to [...]
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