I have his site pinned (on pinterest) because he has simplified a lot of meal planning. Everything is really simple too.
Food will get you through times with no money, but money will not get you through times with no food.
Great idea! I will give it a try, too!
Thanks 'bluegrrl' what a great link. Guess what we are eating next week!
You are welcome. I'm glad that my time on pinterest has been fruitful. I did get here from there as well. 😀
There are plenty of preppers there who are putting together their caches and have some tried and true recipes, projects and advice - from ammo to harvesting and drying beans.
Food will get you through times with no money, but money will not get you through times with no food.
I'm posting a link for a Dehydrator book that tells you how to do potatoes (you'll have to scroll down cos potatoes are #30)
http://www.dehydratorbook.com/how-to.html
Russell Coight....outback legend
Awesome. Thank you!
My small instruction booklet is very limited and all fruits are treated the same, as are all veggies.
Food will get you through times with no money, but money will not get you through times with no food.
You are most welcome!
Russell Coight....outback legend
You guys are great! Thanks 'susannah755' ... another great link.
😀 Just found another one:
http://www.pleasanthillgrain.com/food_dehydrator_recipes.aspx
and one for jerky:
http://www.everythingkitchens.com/beefjerkyrecipes.html
and one for fruit leathers:
http://www.howtogardenadvice.com/harvesting/how_to_make_fruit_leather.html
Russell Coight....outback legend
Hi guys...just a quick update. We did a test run of diced potatoes using the method outlined in the 'dehydrator book'...a great success. It dried quick and well and rehydrated easily. Can't wait for the stew test. Next we are going to try ground buffalo (because of the low fat content for safe storage). Maybe ground jerky would be a good addition to stews. Thanks again for the great links!