Home Invasion: Preventative Security Layers to Protect the Home

Home Invasion: Preventative Security Layers to Protect the Home | Ready Nutrition

Great article on how to secure you home. I am going to be posting some DIY items in the coming weeks on securing your home. Try to find frugal ways to share. Being secure does not have to break the bank.

Food Storage Recipe - Coffee Cake

This is an easy recipe and taste VERY good with a cup of coffee in the morning. 

 
Coffee Cake

The Cake -

2 cups Bisquick Baking Mix

2 tablespoon sugar

2/3 cup milk

1 egg

The Topping -

1/2 cup of baking mix

1/3 cup of brown sugar

1/2 teaspoon cinnamon

2 tablespoon margarine

Preheat you oven and grease a 9 inch round pan.

Mix all of the ingredients for the Cake , beat it well and spread into cake pan. Mix the topping items with the margarine until crumbly and sprinkle this over the cake.

Bake this for about 20 - 25 minutes.

Meals In Jars - Just add water

Chef Tess Bakeresse: 52 jar method 

What a great idea. Make up the meals in jars and they have a great shelf life and then are simple to cook. Just ass water. Love it. I will be making up a bunch of these. That way they are already together with what I need now and then in an emergency I do not have to hunt down all of the ingredients.

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Make an Emergency Candle Out of a Tub of Crisco

Make an Emergency Candle Out of a Tub of Crisco

This is the only thing that I would do with a tub of Crisco. Now I have this to have to get to add to stockpile. I already have hundreds of wicks from making candles. I will save them for this.

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Cooking With 12 V Power!

I think that these are the neatest things that I have ever seen and am going to try hard to get them. With my husband driving a truck these would really come in handy. Lucky for him he works with a company that is family oriented and has even had meetings about emergencies and have told the drivers to make sure they take their truck home and keep it. So we would have that power in an emergency. We already have portable stuff like coffee maker and a DVD player, but I just never thought of other cooking things. But they have them. You can get a 12V 1.5 Quart Slow Cooker, a 12-Volt Portable Stove, and even a 12V Portable Toaster Oven and Pizza Maker. These could really make things a lot nicer.