The crazy world of a former homeschool mama whose babies are young adults. Come learn about baking bread, Once-a-month/bulk cooking, making soap, sewing, self-sufficiency, what food storage is and how to start your own. What a 72 hr kit is and how to create one. I'm not an expert but I have been doing most of these skills for a long time. I like to be as self-sufficient as I can. I love learning new skills or ways of doing things at home instead of having to buy at the store. Come join me.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Emergency Preparedness Giveaway
Over on "Totally Ready" blog, they're having a giveaway for some neat preparedness items. You may be interested in some Ebooks on preparedness or the new version of "Making the Best of Basics". I have the first edition of that book and over the years, have used it a lot! It has some really good recipes in it as well as tips on making due with what you have and things you can store ahead of time so that riding out a disaster isn't as hard as it otherwise would be if you didn't have these items.
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5 comments:
So happy to see you posting again!Miss you when your not able to post!
Blessins',Lib
I miss you, too!
Have you ever dehydrated eggs? They just cost way to much to buy and ship that way, but I just stumbled on to somebody who said they scrambled them and dehydrated the scrambles. Others dehydrate then can in pint jars. Any thoughts?
Liz
Wow, I've never heard of it, but I'll bet it works!
I know you can cook hamburger, chicken, pork, beef, etc and dehydrate it and it works just fine.
I'll have to try it!
Thanks for the heads up and if you get to it before I do, let me know how it turns out for you.
The only thing that I can see is that with the commercial eggs, they probably aren't cooked first so they will work in thickening baking goods. I'm not sure how these will work, but if dehydrated very well, you could powder them up and then see what happens.
I'd do a small amount first and try them plain, in a small baking project - like cake in a mug and then see how it works/tastes.
Hey Darlene,
Thanks for the comment at my blog.
I realized after I offered those asparagus seeds that I can't find them anywhere!
If they reappear, I'll get your contact info and send some. :)
If you come across any asparagus seeds, they seem to grow very well that way.
Holly
I found my asparagus! Stop by my blog and email me your address if you'd like some seeds. :)
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