4 Ways You Can Cook Food Indoors Without Power
After Hurricane Sandy, I got a message asking about cooking without power when it’s too cold to go outside, so here are a few options.
After Hurricane Sandy, I got a message asking about cooking without power when it’s too cold to go outside, so here are a few options.
If you’re new to dehydrating, you should try sliced bananas. They are very easy to dehydrate, they’re healthy, and they make a great snack. #urbansurvivalsite #dehydrate #dehydrating #bananas #foodstorage
Learn how to read expiration dates, actual food shelf life, and how to store it. Don’t throw away food that is still good.
If you have enough room and don’t want to worry about hauling water from a pond, here’s what you need to know about water storage.
I write a lot about survival food and supplies, but I’m also aware that most people are on a tight budget these days. Many of us are out of work and even most people who have jobs are struggling to make ends meet. All I can suggest is that people make a few sacrifices so they can get at least a one-month supply of food and water. It’s worth it. Look at it this way, if your financial problems get worse, at least you won’t have to worry about groceries for a month. I usually suggest people buy more of … Read More
Once you and your family are in a safe location, your first priority in any disaster is water. You might be able to go a couple weeks without food, but you’ll only survive a few days without water. You can start storing water, but the problem with that is it’s going to take up more space than most of us have. A month’s supply for a typical family would be 150 gallons! If you do have the room, by all means, start now! Check out my post, Water Storage – Where to Begin? But those of us who live in … Read More