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tinygreen User ID: 427545 United States 08/07/2011 01:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! thanks for the list! i'm going to print it out, my shtf list is growing daily. being prepared for anything is the only way to keep going if or when something happens. even just the power going out. i'm canning all my garden stuff and i'm going to start canning meat this week. thanks for helping keep us a few steps ahead of this crazy train. 'it is not the duty of the police to protect you. their job is to protect THE CORPORATION and arrest code breakers.' (sapp vs tallahassee) |
tinygreen User ID: 427545 United States 08/07/2011 01:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! got my vote. 5***** and suggested. 'it is not the duty of the police to protect you. their job is to protect THE CORPORATION and arrest code breakers.' (sapp vs tallahassee) |
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Pollyannuh (OP) User ID: 1146299 United States 08/07/2011 02:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! Thanks, all! Please keep it bumped so others may see the list also. We must help each other with this type of info so we all have the ability to provide for our families. Last Edited by Pollyannuh on 08/07/2011 02:11 PM |
Pollyannuh (OP) User ID: 1146299 United States 08/07/2011 02:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! thanks for the list! Quoting: tinygreeni'm going to print it out, my shtf list is growing daily. being prepared for anything is the only way to keep going if or when something happens. even just the power going out. i'm canning all my garden stuff and i'm going to start canning meat this week. thanks for helping keep us a few steps ahead of this crazy train. tinygreen, I've canned all sorts of veggies, but never tried meat. Could you do me and others a big favor by sharing your recipes with us? I would deeply appreciate the effort! Thanks! |
tinygreen User ID: 427545 United States 08/07/2011 02:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! thanks for the list! Quoting: tinygreeni'm going to print it out, my shtf list is growing daily. being prepared for anything is the only way to keep going if or when something happens. even just the power going out. i'm canning all my garden stuff and i'm going to start canning meat this week. thanks for helping keep us a few steps ahead of this crazy train. tinygreen, I've canned all sorts of veggies, but never tried meat. Could you do me and others a big favor by sharing your recipes with us? I would deeply appreciate the effort! Thanks! will do! i'll be working on them on tuesday. mom and dad both have appointments tomorrow. i'll list the equipment and what is needed for each kind of meat. i'll start the list today if i have a chance. pretty busy out in the garden and helping mom today. 'it is not the duty of the police to protect you. their job is to protect THE CORPORATION and arrest code breakers.' (sapp vs tallahassee) |
Pollyannuh (OP) User ID: 1146299 United States 08/07/2011 02:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! thanks for the list! Quoting: tinygreeni'm going to print it out, my shtf list is growing daily. being prepared for anything is the only way to keep going if or when something happens. even just the power going out. i'm canning all my garden stuff and i'm going to start canning meat this week. thanks for helping keep us a few steps ahead of this crazy train. tinygreen, I've canned all sorts of veggies, but never tried meat. Could you do me and others a big favor by sharing your recipes with us? I would deeply appreciate the effort! Thanks! will do! i'll be working on them on tuesday. mom and dad both have appointments tomorrow. i'll list the equipment and what is needed for each kind of meat. i'll start the list today if i have a chance. pretty busy out in the garden and helping mom today. Whenever you have the time, tinygreen! I'm really very curious because of the fact that I've never tried canning meat, and because the price beef is supposedly going even higher than the ghastly prices it's at right now. Thanks!! |
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SilverPatriot User ID: 1482783 United States 08/07/2011 02:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! thanks for the list! Quoting: tinygreeni'm going to print it out, my shtf list is growing daily. being prepared for anything is the only way to keep going if or when something happens. even just the power going out. i'm canning all my garden stuff and i'm going to start canning meat this week. thanks for helping keep us a few steps ahead of this crazy train. tinygreen, I've canned all sorts of veggies, but never tried meat. Could you do me and others a big favor by sharing your recipes with us? I would deeply appreciate the effort! Thanks! Store lots of canning salt and vinegar Canned Meat Recipes [link to www.cooks.com] Pickled Meat Recipes [link to www.cooks.com] Canned Fish Recipes [link to www.cooks.com] Pickled Fish Recipes [link to www.cooks.com] Pickling [link to www.cooksinfo.com] Bert Christensen's Weird & Different Recipes [link to bertc.com] Last Edited by SilverPatriot - Memorial on 08/07/2011 02:50 PM |
Pollyannuh (OP) User ID: 1146299 United States 08/07/2011 02:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! thanks for the list! Quoting: tinygreeni'm going to print it out, my shtf list is growing daily. being prepared for anything is the only way to keep going if or when something happens. even just the power going out. i'm canning all my garden stuff and i'm going to start canning meat this week. thanks for helping keep us a few steps ahead of this crazy train. tinygreen, I've canned all sorts of veggies, but never tried meat. Could you do me and others a big favor by sharing your recipes with us? I would deeply appreciate the effort! Thanks! Store lots of canning salt and vinegar Canned Meat Recipes [link to www.cooks.com] Pickled Meat Recipes [link to www.cooks.com] Canned Fish Recipes [link to www.cooks.com] Pickled Fish Recipes [link to www.cooks.com] Pickling [link to www.cooksinfo.com] WOW! Thanks, Silver Patriot, for that list of resources! I'll be bookmarking all of them! |
withoutatrace User ID: 1476762 United States 08/07/2011 02:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! You can also dehydrate meat, even ground beef. It's best to add some bread crumbs to ground beef before you dehydrate it so that it reconstitutes well. Lasts a long time and storage in glass jars is easy. For ground beef, you should cook it before dehydrating. Last Edited by withoutatrace on 08/07/2011 02:51 PM |
Pollyannuh (OP) User ID: 1146299 United States 08/07/2011 02:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! Silver Patriot, I haven't thought about pickling fish in years!! Thanks for that link. And, the weird and different recipes looks like alot of fun! Thanks, again, for those links, they're all saved and ready for me to rummage, lol! |
Pollyannuh (OP) User ID: 1146299 United States 08/07/2011 02:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! You can also dehydrate meat, even ground beef. It's best to add some bread crumbs to ground beef before you dehydrate it so that it reconstitutes well. Lasts a long time and storage in glass jars is easy. For ground beef, you should cook it before dehydrating. Quoting: withoutatraceNever thought about dehydrating ground beef, without a trace! I've done the typical, tomatoes, bananas, fruit, etc. Do you have an exact recipe for the ground beef by any chance? Thanks! |
drinking buddy User ID: 1288791 United States 08/07/2011 03:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! Good place to get salt and sugar for canning/storing is a local organic feed mill if you have one. Organic Evaporated Cane Juice in 50 lb bags and Sea Salt in 25 lb. bags..CHEAP. "Violence simply is not radical enough, since it generally changes only the rulers but not the rules. What use is a revolution that fails to address the fundamental problem: the existence of domination in all its forms, and the myth of redemptive violence that perpetuates it?" - Walter Wink |
SilverPatriot User ID: 1482783 United States 08/07/2011 03:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! Silver Patriot, I haven't thought about pickling fish in years!! Thanks for that link. Quoting: PollyannuhAnd, the weird and different recipes looks like alot of fun! Thanks, again, for those links, they're all saved and ready for me to rummage, lol! If you want a challenge, try this it is guaranteed to sprout grey hairs on the head of a novice. How To Make Masa (Dough For Tortillas And Tamales) [link to www.gourmetsleuth.com] |
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SilverPatriot User ID: 1482783 United States 08/07/2011 03:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! Silver Patriot, I haven't thought about pickling fish in years!! Thanks for that link. Quoting: PollyannuhAnd, the weird and different recipes looks like alot of fun! Thanks, again, for those links, they're all saved and ready for me to rummage, lol! Never know if you will ever need to eat beaver or even wild turkey if cooked as normal meat you will find yourself chewing on what feels like a rubber ball for hours without making any progress. |
Pollyannuh (OP) User ID: 1146299 United States 08/07/2011 03:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! Silver Patriot, I haven't thought about pickling fish in years!! Thanks for that link. Quoting: PollyannuhAnd, the weird and different recipes looks like alot of fun! Thanks, again, for those links, they're all saved and ready for me to rummage, lol! If you want a challenge, try this it is guaranteed to sprout grey hairs on the head of a novice. How To Make Masa (Dough For Tortillas And Tamales) [link to www.gourmetsleuth.com] Lime? We use that on our lawns, lol! I bookmarked it, Silver Patriot. Who knows, I may just try to do it myself. Coincidentally, my brother-in-law told us about a Mexican family who cook in their backyard. Apparently, the women make their own tortillas, too. Maybe I should ask for an introduction! They cook IN the ground, too. They sell food, but are "flying under the radar" so to speak, and while it's probably safe, I just haven't tried anything yet. Thanks for that info! |
Pollyannuh (OP) User ID: 1146299 United States 08/07/2011 03:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! Silver Patriot, I haven't thought about pickling fish in years!! Thanks for that link. Quoting: PollyannuhAnd, the weird and different recipes looks like alot of fun! Thanks, again, for those links, they're all saved and ready for me to rummage, lol! Never know if you will ever need to eat beaver or even wild turkey if cooked as normal meat you will find yourself chewing on what feels like a rubber ball for hours without making any progress. Yikes! How do you cook them? We do have wild turkey around here, but I don't know about beavers. Plenty of squirrels! Possum, deer, groundhogs, skunks, big turtles, and fish, and we saw a bob cat years ago. Then one turned up dead on a road way. :( |
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dan User ID: 1488018 United States 08/07/2011 04:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: This might be a good time to remember the 100 items which disappear in a crisis...check your supplies...just in case! Plus canning, etc. recipes! I have compiled lists OP, but they pale in comparison to your list. Do you mind if I post it on my website? I will site whatever source you want and put a link to your site if you have one. That list is going to keep a lot of people busy. |