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Baking With Pantry Substitutions: Baked Goods

January 25, 2013 By Aprille Ross 2 Comments

Maybe you don't really need to go to the grocery store yet! Image by Aprille Ross

When it comes to the main ingredients in baked goods, there are many substitutions that you can make. Whether you need eggs, milk, butter, or oil, you can use dried goods from your prepper pantry in place of any of these particular ingredients. (Saving money or an extra trip to the grocery store!) The following [...]

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Bugout Bag Cookware: Pots, Pans, Forks, and Knives in Emergencies

August 25, 2012 By Carrie Foster (aka FarmGirl) Leave a Comment

If you’re anything like me, you’ve thought a lot about how you would feed your family in an emergency. I have so many friends who are on the furthest end of the spectrum from me when it comes to being prepared, though – “We’d just eat out,” they say, or, “We’d go to my parents [...]

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What is a Rocket Stove? Why Do I Need One?

August 18, 2011 By Grandma Prepares 6 Comments

Last spring I learned about rocket stoves when a friend built one. Ladies, these things are fabulous! They’re easy to build, but capable of producing a hot flame that you can cook over or use to heat up an area. You can even bake bread with a little modification. Knowing how to build one from [...]