12 Things You Forgot to Add to Your Stockpile
This article was originally published by Rich M on www.askaprepper.com Building a survival stockpile is a never-ending task. No matter how much you have, it always seems there’s...
Category: Food Storage
What is Pectin and How to Make a Homemade Pectin
This article was originally published by Rebekah Pierce on www.morningchores.com When you are making your own jellies, jams, and preserves at home, you’ll likely notice one common denominator...
How to Render Lard at Home for Cooking or Baking
This article was originally published by Jennifer Poindexter on www.morningchores.com Have you heard how beneficial pig fat is for you? Well, if you haven’t, let me introduce you to...
Store The Foods That You Would Normally Eat
This article was originally published by Ken Jorgustin on www.modernsurvivalblog.com Although known by most preppers, it is an important note for newbies: With regard to extra food storage...
Fermentation: What Is It and How to Ferment Food at Home
This article was originally published by Tasha Greer on www.morningchores.com Food preservation is one of the most-often written and talked about subjects in homesteading today. When you grow...
The pros and cons of different preservation methods
This article was originally published by RJ Jhonson on www.bugout.news Food preservation is one of the most important life skills, particularly if you live off the grid, are...
6 Ways Our Ancestors Made Dangerous Food Safe
This article was originally published by Carmela Tyrell on www.survivopedia.com The day you cannot go to McDonalds and consume their salads for fear of contracting a food borne...
5 Rationing Strategies You Must Know
This article was originally published by Chris Black on www.survivopedia.com If you’re old enough or if you’re a student of history, you may know about wartime rations....
5 Steps to Start a Homemade Cheese-Making Routine
This article was originally published on morningchores.com Got Milk? If you have a dairy herd or are thinking about it, summer and fall are prime time for...
How to Make Moonshine the Old-Fashioned Way in 6 Easy Steps
Have you ever watched the show “Moonshiners?” Personally, it’s one of my guilty pleasures. I love the humor the cast finds in one another and...
Back to History: Top 9 Civil War Survival Recipes
The Civil War was brutal. That’s all there is to it. If you’ve seen The Free State of Jones, even the first fifteen minutes of...
1816 – Year Without A Summer – Massive Crop Failure, Food Shortages
A big preparedness lesson from history is the summer of 1816 – the year without a summer. Apparently Spring seemed normal that year. But as...