7 Ways To Cook During A Disaster Without Attracting Attention
During a disaster, you don’t want everyone else to know you have food, which means you’ll need to be careful how you cook it.
During a disaster, you don’t want everyone else to know you have food, which means you’ll need to be careful how you cook it.
You can make flour from many wild plants, and it can offer more nutrition and flavor than most store-bought flour.
Flour isn’t just made from wheat. You can also make flour from rice, acorns, amaranth, corn flakes, black beans, and chickpeas. Here’s how.
Cooking in leaves allows various foods from meats to fish and vegetables to be cooked over open coals without drying out or burning the food.
For centuries, pemmican was the ultimate survival food. But is there any reason we would want to eat it today? Yes! And here’s the recipe.
What if you have to cook indoors but you don’t have electricity? To avoid filling your home with smoke, you’ll need to use one of these options. #urbansurvivalsite #survivalcooking #offgrid #cooking #survival
If you ever end up in a situation where you have to cook food without electricity, you’ll need some easy, simple recipes that work well over a fire. #urbansurvivalsite #bread #survivalbread #survivalfood #survivalrecipes
Level up your camping meals with these mouthwatering camping recipes. From warm and filling dishes to protein-packed options.
It’s important that you practice off-grid cooking on a regular basis so you’re not doing it for the first time during a power outage.
You may want to familiarize yourself with these pioneer recipes so you can cook meals when there isn’t electricity.