Whether you’re simply curious or trying to survive the end of the world, you might want to try cooking squirrel. Here’s how. #homesteadsurvivalsite #squirrel #smallgame #wildernesssurvival #bushcraft
Food
How To Render Lard
Our pioneer ancestors rendered lard on a regular basis. Did they know something we don’t? Here’s the easy way to render lard.
The World’s Oldest Bread Recipe
People used to mix wild wheat and root vegetables such as sweet potatoes, then they would fry it. Check out this video for more details.
8 Foods You Should Never Put In The Refrigerator
Most people are storing their food wrong and don’t even know it. By refrigerating certain foods, you’re causing them to spoil faster.
5 Off-Grid Water Sources and Systems
When creating an off-grid water system, it is wise to set up multiple options in order to maximize self-reliance on your survival homestead.
50 Staple Foods That Should Be In Every Cook’s Kitchen
With these essential staple foods, you’ll have enough seasonings, condiments, starches, proteins, and vegetables to make anything.
How to Cook on a Wood Stove
Cooking on a wood stove requires a bit of patience at first, but the delicious rewards make the learning process well worth it.
10 Tasty Recipes That Use Acorns
Acorns add a nutty, slightly sweet taste to many dishes and beverages. Surprisingly, there are lots of delicious acorn recipes out there.
Off Grid Coffee Roasting and Brewing
If you want to enjoy coffee while living off the grid, you’ll need to stockpile some green coffee beans and learn how to roast and brew coffee. #homesteadsurvivalsite #offgrid #coffee #offgridcoffee #coffeeroasting
Canning vs Dehydrating: Which Method is Better?
Canning and dehydrating have distinct advantages and disadvantages. We’ll consider their definitions, their pros and cons, and the procedures involved. #homesteadsurvivalsite #canning #dehydrating #foodstorage #preparedness
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