Today, I’m making a pot of Chicken Noodle Soup on my front porch – Off-Grid cooking style.
This video, along with this article, is the first of a new series I just started – Off-Grid Cooking From The Pantry.
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In this post, my Blackstone Griddle review, I will offer my honest assessment of the 36″ Blackstone Griddle after a solid year of regular use.
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By popular demand (Someone asked for it on Instagram), I decided to give a prepper pantry tour video of our working pantry at home. I’ll add some words below the video because, well, that’s just what bloggers do. I’ll post the video first though. 😉
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In this post, I will show you how I keep my prepper pantry inventory with a short 9-minute video. This is the food inventory system I use, and by sharing it, I hope to help you decide if it will work for you.
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I’ve been blogging for 14 years so I know what I want to achieve when I write a blog post. I failed miserably with this one. The Prepping Dilemma.
You see, there’s no solution here. Nothing I can teach. In fact, I doubt this article will help you at all. How’s that for marketing? 🙂
I wrote this post for myself.
I debated for weeks whether or not to even publish this. It’s too long. It’s full of questions and has no concrete answers. I did zero SEO (Fellow bloggers that know what that means) and don’t even have a keyword or phrase to focus on. No, it was just me typing away trying to get my mind to wrap around a huge dilemma that’s been bothering me for years.
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In this post, here’s what you’ll learn about making your own fiber supplement:
☑ Adding an important product to your prepper pantry – by making your own fiber supplement.
☑ Why you’ll need a fiber supplement in a SHTF (Poop Hit The Fan) situation and if it’s safe or not.
☑ How to make your own fiber supplement.
☑ An easy way to save money.
Real fast, before I get into my favorite cook kit, let’s consider whether you even need a cook kit in the first place.
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A persons gotta eat, right? Are you packing enough bugout food and water in your bag? The right food?
Whether it a bug-out bag, 72-hour pack, get-home bag, get out of dodge bag, INCH (I’m never coming home) bag, whatever – your food needs to be accessible, lightweight, shelf-stable, portable, and provide the nutrients and calories to get you to your destination.
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