So here is my confession. I really wanted to learn how to make homemade corndogs as a follow up on Thursday’s cornmeal post. (Yes you really CAN use corn/cornmeal in a LOT of different foods!) However, I got a little intimidated by the whole deep frying thing and I chickened out. But as I was […]
BabySteps
Let’s Talk About Corn/Cornmeal
In BabyStep 5: Grains we give you a list of grains which can/should be part of your long term food storage. Jodi started her grain storage with cornmeal because she didn’t have a wheat grinder yet and it seemed easy and non-intimidating, although she now prefers to store regular popping corn and grind it into […]
Food Storage Substitutions
When considering which items to store in your long term food storage, it’s beneficial to consider what bulk items you could store that would serve multiple purposes. This can help save space as you avoid storing unnecessary items, and many times you can extend the shelf life of items by making them out of ingredients […]
WonderMill Grain Mills – $30 Rebate!!!
We want to give a special thank you to WonderMill for donating a Wonder Junior Deluxe as a giveaway for our Seven Day Challenge. We are thrilled to announce that they are offering a $30 rebate off of ANY WonderMill (electric or manual) all the way until November 25, 2009. This is an incredible deal! […]
Food Storage Lessons Learned From Gardening
Today I want to share with you a story (or confession) about my garden this year. As you may recall from my “It’s Garden Time” post and my “Jiffy Pots” post, I had high hopes for my garden this year. Well watch the video below to find out what REALLY happened! So you can use […]
Beyond The BabySteps: Non-Food Items: Inventory List
For our Summer Crash Course we have been revamping all of the BabyStep pages and last week we updated the Step 10: Non-Food Items. On that page we give a great list of ideas for non-food items to have, but we wanted to give you this bonus handout. You can store this handout in your […]