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
We’ve all had smores before, but I personally think they’re overrated. There are dozens of other campfire snacks that are just as good.
The basic ingredients of any pemmican recipe are meat and fat. Things like honey, fruits, nuts, and seasonings are added as well.
Everything from bread and cheese to beer, wine, and things like sauerkraut, Kimchi, and yogurt are the result of fermentation.
Root cellars are one of the best ways to store food, whether you’re a prepper or a homesteader. #homesteadsurvivalsite #rootcellars #foodstorage #preparedness #foodstockpile
This cinder block grill is so easy to build, anyone can do it. You just need a few materials and you’ll be grilling out in no time. Here’s how to build it. #homesteadsurvivalsite #cinderblocks #diygrill #cinderblockgrill #homemadegrill
Everybody knows kids love candy, but there’s something they love even more: candy they made themselves!
If you make these food storage mistakes, your food could end up going bad, wasting both your time and your money.
This rainwater harvesting system is amazing. It holds about 11,500 pounds of water and can provide enough water for a small family.
There are plenty of foods designed and processed for long-term food storage. But what about everyday foods from the grocery store?
