Boom! We were back on The Food Storage Challenge as soon as we hit the floor running on Day 6. I decided to dig deep in to my back stock to test a few things out. Homemade cottage cheese from our raw cow milk and breads were on the menu as well! Be sure to check out “Grandpappy’s Recipes For Hard Times!” Link below. Keep pressing with your food storage and skills, folks! They certainly matter!
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Prefer my burgers without bread. Great lunch.
so nice to see that its not all rice and beans…. lol….. aint nothing like homemade bread
I'm loving this series! Those flip rolls look perfect!
I would drink the pineapple juice. I'm going to check out that cookbook.
How about the full recipe for Pegs pudding…Thanks
I love these videos!
A wood splitter is a wonderful gift!
Thanks so much for the inspiration…you made my afternoon! This fall I'm looking forward to make and storage deer sausages. We still have some meet from last season. This will be my first time making sausages …let's see how it goes. Does anybody have a recipe for deer sausages? Thanks and GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!!
love it! a good recipe for breakfast to feed the whole bunch is dutch oven breakfast cassarole! pull apart left over bread or rolls that got just a bit to dark. put them in the bottom of the pan, pour a milk and egg mixture over it (if you have that laying around, lol) then add the goodies. onions, peppers, sausage, leftover meat from the dinner before. cover and bake and it is awesome and really stretches left overs and on hand fresh ingredients! keep up the great work!
I keep learning and adding to my to do list
Wow…thanks for giving us the lead on the cookbook. Looks like something we would love to put into the library. You make this challenge seem so enjoyable, even though we know it is hard work! Thanks.
Not sure who's getting the better deal…. You or Ole Fred…
Congrats on 20 years!!!!
Love how you said food storage is like insurance. We just stocked up a little tonight and have been canning almost everyday, anything we can get in bulk or a good deal or local. 200 lbs of pears, and then it's on to home canned Rotel, Kroger had Hatch chiles on sale for .88 lb, using #10 cans of tomatoes since ours didn't work out and some onions and making our own Rotel! Then next week it's more pickles since I found local cucumbers for $10 a box, zuchinni $8 a box and more. Canning is awesome!
I need to get my mindset straightened out or something. I can barely get in the kitchen to make one meal a day and look at you cooking up a storm outside with no electricity! You're so valued, Patara 🙂
Mom made pudding like that too!!! Sure was delicious!!!
I cant tell you how many times we had hamburgers and fried potatoes without buns! Those tomatoes look so good too!! Congrats on 20 years!!! Glad to know that the food storage meals are good, we have been wanting to get some but we were concerned with how it would taste.
Gonna have to look into ordering some of the Wise food storage food.
Happy 20th Anniversary!
To make the Wise food go further, make rice and serve the Wise food over it. they mostly have soups stuff.
Tfs I'm learning so much by watching you but could you spare a lil Energy for me lol
that looks yummy
Beautiful tomatoes and tasty looking tomatoes. Personally, I prefer to eat my hamburgers with a bun but my parents don't always.
happy belated anniversary!!!
What a delicious Lunch!!! Did you say Custard??? LOVE THAT STUFF!!!!
Really glad to hear your review of Wise Foods. I have a great deal of Emergency Essentials stock in my house. But I haven't done any of the prepared meals, yet. Have you tried any others? Great part of Food Storage! I agree!
Grandpappy’s Recipes for Hard Times
http://stupidityshouldhurt.com/reference/grandpappys_recipes.pdf
"Chicken in the bread pan scratch'en out dough " …the only line my Daddy knew from the song LOL …( he never sang .bud he'd belt out that line every now and then ) brought back memories . Supper looks so goood .