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Food Drying: Food Dehydration and Safe Storage

Another great Kindle Freebie!! Food Drying: Food Dehydration and Safe Storage! This book is chock-full of the information you need to get started dehydrating foods. Learn how to safely dehydrate and store the food you grow, catch and buy.

Food drying is made simple using the techniques laid out in this book.

Topics covered in this book include the following:

- The benefits of food drying.

- The nutritional value of dried foods.

- How to keep dried foods safe by following the Golden Rules of Food Dehydration.

- All of the safe food drying methods are covered, including oven-drying, sun-drying, commercial dryers and freeze-drying.

- How to pre-treat food before you dry it for best results.

- How to dry fruits, vegetables, meats, fish and herbs and spices.

Regardless of whether you're a food drying novice or a seasoned vet, there's something in this book for you. Buy it now and learn everything you need to know to get started drying foods.

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Cooking Without Power

So you've stocked up on all the food you'll need after the end of the world as we know it. You've got wheat, flour, dried foods, canned foods, all kinds of food. But if the worst case scenario happens, will you still have power? There might be power in some areas, but always assume there won't be where you are. And if there isn't, how are you going to cook all that food?

In this modern age of TV dinners, frozen pizzas, canned soups and Hamburger Helper, many people never learned how to cook a meal the old-fashioned way. The majority of city-dwellers are dependent on microwaves, electric stoves, and toasters. But what will they do if the power goes out for an extended period? There are several options:

Grill. This is the first and most obvious option. Hopefully you've stocked up on plenty of coal and/or propane. But if you don't have a grill or are out of coal and propane...

Camping Stove. Acquiring one of these should be a top priority. Coleman makes a great 2 burner stove that you can find on amazon.com. These, too, should always be used outdoors. Make sure you have plenty of Coleman fuel!

Fireplace. Try roasting hot dogs and other solid foods on sticks in your fireplace. You can also wrap potatoes and other vegetables in foil and leave them in the fireplace to cook.

Campfire. Who doesn't love cooking over a campfire? But you don't want to just roast hot dogs and marshmallows. With a good camp grill you'll be able to cook just about anything.

Dutch Oven. This is a cast iron pot that you hang over a fire. It's ideal for making soups, stews, and hot drinks. A 4-quart Dutch oven is less than $50. To hang it over the fire, you'll need a fireplace crane or a campfire tripod.

Sterno stove. These are good for heating up drinks, canned foods such as chili, Spaghettios and soup. The best thing about them is they're portable, weighing less than a pound. I would get a good Sterno stove kit and some extra canned heat. Tip: Try putting your Sterno stove in a fire pit with a few handfuls of charcoal. This way you can grill while using very little charcoal.

Kerosene heater. These are usually used for heating rooms, but are also a great way to boil beans, pasta and other foods or make hot drinks. If the top is flat, just set a pot of water on top. A good kerosene heater can cost over $100, but it's a great thing to add to your survival supplies, especially if you live in a cold climate.

A few warnings:

Grills should always be used outdoors and a safe distance from your home or shelter. The carbon monoxide can be deadly and a few stray sparks is all it takes to start a fire. Same goes for camp stoves.

If you use a fireplace, make sure the flue is open and unobstructed. Don't use treated wood for a cooking fire.

Never use gasoline to get a fire going.

Make sure fires are controlled with metal or rocks surrounding them.

Never leave a fire (not even a candle) without an adult to keep an eye on it.

Happy cooking!

After studying and practicing survivalism for years, Matthew Zornes quit his job and became a full-time Internet Marketer, blogging about self-help products and emergency preparedness at UrbanSurvivalSite.com. Like most people, he lives in the city because of work, family and other circumstances, but he believes it is possible to survive in the city through all the most likely disasters. Download free eBooks and articles from UrbanSurvivalSite.com.

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Preparedness Report: How to Be Emergency Ready - Low Cost and Common Sense Steps You Can Take Today in Your Home

Here is another free Kindle book to add your survival library - Preparedness Report: How to Be Emergency Ready - Low Cost and Common Sense Steps You Can Take Today in Your Home! Originally published in 1998 as "How to Start Your Emergency Preparations Even if You Only Have a Dollar to Spare," this reports outlines the simple steps you can take right now without spending a lot of money. It points out the options available so you can work with the ones that fit your budget. For example, Chapter 7 talks about different ways you can store water, three ways to treat your water, and the safest way to get water from a live source. Chapter 9 talks about your options for light, ranging from candles to oil lamps to solar lanterns. Chapter 12 talks about different kinds of portable stoves you can cook with, and Chapter 13 gives you my results cooking with votive candles. See table of contents for more topics covered in this report.

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National Vaccine Information Center – Vaccine Watch Dog

National Vaccine Information Center – Vaccine Watch Dog

Tons of great information here for parents!! 



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Top 3 Benefits of Living Off the Grid

First let us find out what "off the grid" living means. Living off the grid simply means removing all dependency on fossil fuel and turning to cleaner sources of energy. We are all aware of what is happening to our environment. The effects of global warming can now be felt all over the world. Extreme catastrophes are now being attributed to global warming and other environmental deterioration that we are experiencing right now. Tsunamis, earthquakes, typhoons and hurricanes according to experts have been more frequent and more devastating these past decades than ever before. Governments all over the world have been exerting efforts to keep everyone informed through their own Climate Change Committee.

Today, there are people who have recognized the bad effects of global warming and have already chosen not just to sit around and listen but to do something as well. These people have already chosen to live off the grid. No fossil fuels. No electricity from independent power sources or even water supplied in their homes using artificial electric sources. What they use are power generated from renewable energy. Renewable energy is energy generated from clean sources like sun, water and wind. Sounds difficult? Not at all! You may think it but the truth is there are actually a lot of benefits that can be derived from living off the grid.

The Environment is safer

By choosing to change from fossil fuel to renewable energy you are contributing in making the environment a safer world to live in. Renewable energy like solar power and wind energy as well as hydro-power are all energy sources that can be harnessed naturally. There are no harmful by-products and you can continually use these energies without harming or polluting the environment.

Fossil fuel when used emit harmful by products that are thrown in different forms in the environment. When burned, fossil fuels emit harmful nitrates such as nitrogen oxide which returns to the earth creating acid rain and others. These byproducts are the reasons for global warming. Living off the grid, when learned and practiced my many others will have a huge impact on our environment. It might even stop global warming right off its track. Experts believe that with proper information campaign people will start to see this one great benefit of living off the grid.

Reduced To Zero Energy Expense

When you are just starting to live off the grid you may think you are spending more than by just staying on conventional power sources. But the truth is you are investing to something worthwhile, safer and cheaper in the long run. Buying solar panels or preparing your house to be totally dependent on hydro-power can be a bit expensive at first because of all the preparations you are going to do. But you will feel the benefits of not having monthly electric, water and gas bills after some time. What you will install will actually be used for a very long time.

You're Contribution And Influence To Others

There are now many people who have chosen to live off the grid. But they are not that many to have a huge impact on the environment. If you start living off the grid you will now have influence on your family, friends, relatives, acquaintances and many others. Because it is fairly new to us there are still a lot of misconceptions about living off the grid. But if you yourself will be an experts by actually getting into it then these people within your circle will already have somebody to actually teach them or tell them facts about living off the grid.

Living off the grid might be something new to us. It might sound even farfetched to be totally independent from fossil fuels. But we can see that it can be done and it is already being done by a considerable number of people today. This is something we can do for our environment. And as we can see the benefits of living off the grid are worth trying.

How to live off the grid? Visit the website and find info about how to live off the grid in this modern world.

The Everything Guide to Living Off the Grid: A back-to-basics manual for independent living (Everything (Home Improvement))

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FREE Book For Your Survival Library - Prep School: Preserving Meat Without Power

Here is another great book that needs to be an addition to your Kindel Survival library!! Prep School: Preserving Meat Without Power- In this lesson of Prep School you’ll learn multiple ways to preserve meat without power. Which will come in handy if the SHTF!!

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Fun Recipes For The Little Ones

I am already thinking about this winter and being closed up in the house and how boring it can get. I have found a bunch of recipes to make things for little ones. Stuff that they can use and have fun with and parents not worry about them being toxic or unsafe. YAY!!

Simple Play Dough

1 cup flour

2 cups oatmeal

1 cup water

Gradually add water to flour and oatmeal in bowl. Kneed until mixed (this dough is sticky, but unique in texture.) Model as with clay.

Salt Dough

Equal amounts salt and flour; then add enough water to make it doughy. Dries hard in a couple of days and then you can paint it. I love salt dough. You can make some really nice Christmas ornaments out of it. Painting them makes them really nice. The kids could make some for gifts, maybe?

Earth Friendly Goo

1 cup water

1 cup cornstarch

4-5 drops fruit juice like blueberry or raspberry (combine a 1/4 cup of the food with 2 cups water, simmer for an hour. Cool, strain, and use as coloring).

Work the ingredients together and let your kids have fun with this gooey concoction.

Natural and Safe Finger Paint

1/3 cup soap flakes melted with 1/2 cup boiling water

1 cup cornstarch

1/3 cup cold water

A few drops juice dyes (combine a 1/4 cup of the colored food like beets, blueberries, or raspberries with 2 cups water, simmer for an hour. Cool, strain, and use as coloring).

Silly Putty

2 cups white school glue

1 cup liquid starch

Mix together and set aside until dry. Store in an airtight container.

Peanut Butter Play Dough

18 oz. peanut butter

6 tbsps. honey

Non-fat dry milk

Cocoa for flavor

Mix all ingredients, adding enough dry milk to give make dough pliable. Shape, decorate with edible treats, and eat!

These are some really fun things for kids to do. When they get bored let them try these things out. Before they know it the day has passed and they forgot that they were bored.

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FREE Kindle Book - How To Forage For Free Food - Let's Get Foraging (Foraging Free Food Series)

I am building up my survival library on my free Kindle reading app on my pc , Hoping soon that it will all be added to and actual kindle. Fingers crossed. But this seems like one that should be added to your survival library, How To Forage For Free Food - Let's Get Foraging (Foraging Free Food Series). Plus the added bonus that it is free helps. Have you ever wondered how to forage for free food or where to find free food? You are about to find out. The hedgerows, meadows, streams and woods are bursting at the seams with free food. Not just in the country either as Allen also explores the urban confines in search of free food. So, just before you start on this pleasant journey, please have a quick think about the benefits of foraging for food: Environmentally Friendly – No ploughed fields, no tractors and trucks and distribution centres. No supermarkets burning energy at all hours of the day Cost – It's free. Or very cheap indeed. All it takes is your time and that is spent walking in the countryside. Now, there's a joy all on it's own. It's good exercise too.

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FREE Kindle Book - Simple Emergency Food Storage

This is a great book to add to your Kindle library - Simple Emergency Food Storage. It is free for a limited time. Get it now. This book gives you the basic knowledge needed to get an emergency food storage started without having to learn any new skills. It is short and to the point making learning basic emergency food storage fast and simple. Step by step instructions and pictures are included to guide the beginner. If you are new to the subject, curious, or have no knowledge of where to begin, this book will get you started on your way.

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Endless hot water without power! - YouTube

Endless hot water without power! - YouTube

Have to watch this video later with hubby. This is cool. Love the idea of having hot water. 

Food Storage Recipe - Hearty Bean & Barley Soup

Now that the weather is getting cooler here we have been making more soups. Make a huge pot and eat on it all day! This is a great one that is easy to make and is made from things that should be in your food storage.

Hearty Bean & Barley Soup

1 tablespoon of olive oil

2 large carrots - chopped

2 stalks celery - chopped

1 medium onion - chopped

3 1/2 cups of vegetable broth

1 can of kidney beans - drained and rinsed

1 can of diced tomatoes

1/4 cup of uncooked pearl barley

a small pack of chopped frozen spinach -one of those small boxes. thaw it out and let it drain

pepper and salt to taste

Heat up the oil in a 4 quart pan - saute up the onions, carrots, and celery until they are tender. Add the broth, beans, tomatoes, and barley. Heat this to a boil than reduce the heat to low. Let this cook until the barley is cooked. Stir in the spinach and season it to taste. Cook until spinach is done. Serve.

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New Freebies Daily: Dark Shadows DVD Giveaway

New Freebies Daily: Dark Shadows DVD Giveaway