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Going To Try Out The Vesta Self-Powered Heater/Stove

 

I am going to give this a go next week when it cools off a bit. VESTA Self-Powered Heater Stove seems to be a great alternative heat and cooking source if the power goes out this winter. I have basically a tiny house so could shut off the living room or kitchen and use this to get some heat. I will try it out in a few days and share on here what I think about it and how well it worked.

                                                             VESTA Self-Powered Heater Stove 

 

 

Homemade Cinnamon Rolls

This is such a simple recipe and for something that is so yummy. Great to go with your first cup of coffee.

Cinnamon Rolls

2 cups of baking mix , I used Jiffy Biscuit Baking Mix . This is something that you should have a lot of in your food storage. There is so much that you can do with it and it saves a ton of money.

2/3 cups of milk

1/4 cup of softened margarine

3 tablespoons sugar

2 teaspoon of cinnamon

Preheat your oven to 425 degrees. Grease your pan.

Blend the mix and milk together well. Put onto a floured surface and knead about 20 times. Roll to about 15 inches by 8 inches rectangle. Spread the margarine over it evenly. Sprinkle the sugar and cinnamon over it evenly. Roll it up , like in photo, and then slice it into 1 inch slices. Place them into the pan and bake for about 15 minutes. Take a package of Jiffy White Frosting Mix and make it as it says too and put over the cinnamon rolls. Yummy and a frugal treat. The whole family will love these.


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Potentially Deadly Fungus Found in Illinois Indiana & Kentucky

Potentially Deadly Fungus Found in Illinois Indiana & Kentucky

 

Be mindful. 

 

Scrolled down on this article and it has another article at the bottom about Zombie Apocalypse!  Thought that was odd.

Keeping Warm With No Power...

 

You can use an Oil Lamp to keep warm. I saved a  few of my soup cans and they fit perfectly on this mason jar oil lamp. You have to cut both ends off of the can. It focuses the heat together and it does get very warm. Also, it doesn't seem to use much fuel. This one has actual oil made for oil lamps, but I have some kerosene saved back (my kerosene heater wick was used up and I couldn't change the wick) that I will use in my oil lamps for this. I have several of these made up and ready for if the power goes out. Thinking for the bathroom. I have a Mr Buddy Propane Heater for the living room, with curtains on the doors to close if I have to keep heat in there. Getting prepped for winter.