There are many ways to add variety to your food storage. Ways to make it more lively and not boring at all. Ways that do not have to cost a lot of money. It does not have to be too expensive to even have a stockpile of food and items!
Have plenty of seasonings and spices. They are a must have when it comes to cooking really good food and ways to liven up things. Having the right seasoning on hand could be all of the difference between eating good meals and boring meals. Chili powder and taco seasoning are 2 things that I try to add to my food storage every week. I use a lot of it. A good idea is to go through the recipes that you use a lot or think of meals that your family loves and then stock up on those seasonings and spices that you need to make that. Also stockpile the other items.
Keep a huge supply of different flavors of bouillon. You can get them in beef, chicken, ham, and other flavors. Great to cook rice and noodles in and also great addition to soups.
Keep an assortment of condiments in your stockpile also. Soy sauce, ketchup, A-1, mustard, BBQ sauce, and the list goes on. Having these items in your food storage could be a life saver.
Have sweet items in your stockpile. Sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, ginger, chocolate chips, etc. Anything you might need to make some cookies or sweets. I always have on hand lots of cinnamon-sugar that I get at the Dollar Tree. My kids love cinnamon toast. They will eat that for a snack and when I am out of the cinnamon sugar they let me know! LOL So, that is one thing that I buy even when we don't need it.
My daughter made me think of this one. She will drink hot chocolate all year around. 110 degrees outside and she will have a mug of hot chocolate in her hand. Have tons of cocoa, breakfast drink mixes, vanilla, syrup, and other items like that. Breakfast drink mixes add well to powdered milk. They make it much more enjoyable to drink. Plus it is very healthy.
Adding variety to your food storage does not have to cost a lot of money and it could be a life saver. Having good tasting food in an emergency will be a great moral booster. Giving your family a satisfying meal in lean times will make everyone feel so much better and make it easier to deal with other things that are going on. Having comfort food will have a calming effect on everyone I would think. Make it easier to sleep knowing that your family is well fed.
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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Food Storage Recipe - Chicken Pot Pie
This is a recipe that uses the canned Keystone chicken. You can also use the Keystone Turkey if you want.
Chicken Pot Pie
1 - 28oz. can Keystone Chicken (or Turkey)
1 - large size refrigerator biscuits
2 - 14oz. package frozen vegetables
In a pan heat the canned Keystone Chicken and the frozen vegetables until warm throughout. Use all the juices in the can. Pour the mixture into an ovenproof dish and place the uncooked biscuits on top. Bake in oven according to directions on biscuit package. this is so good and simple. A great little meal!!
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Chicken Pot Pie
1 - 28oz. can Keystone Chicken (or Turkey)
1 - large size refrigerator biscuits
2 - 14oz. package frozen vegetables
In a pan heat the canned Keystone Chicken and the frozen vegetables until warm throughout. Use all the juices in the can. Pour the mixture into an ovenproof dish and place the uncooked biscuits on top. Bake in oven according to directions on biscuit package. this is so good and simple. A great little meal!!
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
How to Build A Storm Shelter
This seems like something that I have to do. To many tornadoes happening and I have no basement. I do have a garage that I could this in. I actually think that every new home built should have a Tornado Shelter.
More families building their own tornado shelters
More families building their own tornado shelters - Yahoo! News
I want one of these so bad.
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I want one of these so bad.
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Saturday, April 28, 2012
Went To A Yard Sale...
Had to go to Dollar Tree early this morning and seen a yard sale. I just had to stop. Glad that I did. Found these 2 oil lamps and got them for $2.00!! What a deal that was. I love how they can be hung. Will really come in handy. Now I really need to stock up on lamp oil since I have so many oil lamps. Trying to find the lowest price on it. I know Family Dollar has big jugs of lamp oil for 4.00 a bottle. Not sure if that is the lowest price I can get or not. Anyone know where to get it cheap??
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