Skip the Grocery Store!: The Ultimate Pantry and Emergency Preparation Cookbook
By Bo Tucker
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Skip the Grocery Store!
The Ultimate Pantry and Emergency Preparation Cookbook.
Do you hate going to the grocery store?
Do you want a food cushion for emergencies?
Do you want to cut down your food budget?
Then this book can help!
In this book you'll learn how you can skip the grocery store for a whole year and still feed your family healthy, delicious meals! In this book you'll learn all about preserving food from canned food, bulk freezing, pickling, freeze-drying and dehydrating! There's no reason to give up the comfort foods you know and love. As long as you know how to ask yourself the right questions, it's easy to plan your year without the grocery store. From powdered eggs to powdered butter, you don't have to give up the ingredients you know and love.
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Skip the Grocery Store! - Bo Tucker
Introduction
The grocery store is expensive, noisy, and loud. The thought of going doesn't make many people happy, and you may be delighted at the prospect of saying goodbye to it. while you'll need to buy more food eventually, a couple of months to a year? You can do that easily! You don't have to sacrifice your health or your taste buds to do it either.
The idea of not having to go to the grocery store is appealing, but it's scary too. That means you need to come up with enough food for over three hundred and sixty-five days. You can store a month's worth of water easily! Well, now you may be thinking that it sounds expensive, but that isn't the case either. It can cost less than what the majority of people spend on the grocery store in a year.
But why? It’s not liked the world is going to end tomorrow. You don’t need to have a secret bunker for your family to disappear into until the world becomes a better place to want to get rid of the grocery store. Going to the grocery store takes time and energy, and if you’re a busy person, especially a parent, cutting it out can be helpful. Keeping that much food will provide you a sense of peace. No matter what happens to your current job, you’ll be able to feed you and your family. That’s why. You’ll have extra free time, save money, variety in your food, and calm evenings.
If you have an unexpected company? You can easily triple a recipe you're making because you have the food on hand. You can even store some of your favorite meals so that you can put a smile on your family's face at a moment's notice. Everyone experiences a power outage from time to time, but with food, on hand, there's no need to panic. If you live in a hurricane or tornado-prone area, then it's even more helpful! If you're worried about your job security or just the security of hours, then this can help out when the going gets tough. When you buy and prepare a food cushion, you're preparing peace of mind.
Keep Practicing
You'll need to practice with the food you store. If you're used to using real eggs, using powdered eggs can be difficult to get to come out right and taste the same. However, it's able to be done, and it's really up to you to learn how. You don't want to find out in the middle of a snowstorm or hurricane that you don't know how to cook delicious meals with the ingredients you have. By practicing with your ingredients, you'll know if you have the wrong ingredients before something happens. You need to learn how to cook with the ingredients and which spices will help to make it more palatable.
It can be difficult to make a meal from scratch if you aren’t used to it. You’ll want to practice with your methods if you’re prepping for storms too. While some people just want a food cushion so they know that if they hit hard times, they won’t go hungry, others need it in an emergency. If you’re using it for an emergency, you’ll need alternative ways to cook available to you. The first time you pull out a solar oven, it may be difficult to get it to work properly at your latitude without practice. Though, cooking with a Dutch Oven is usually recommended. A Dutch oven is a cast iron pot that has three legs, and you can set coals right under it.
About Food Storage
Food storage is just storing food that you want to eat at a later date. However, there are different types of food storage. There is short-term storage and long-term storage. Short-term food storage is just a large pantry. If you have someone coming over for dinner before you can do grocery shopping, then this would be the time that your deep pantry becomes useful. Short term food storage just means that you have all the ingredients for a variety of meals without needing to go to the grocery store. It's meant to get you through a small crisis, but not big ones. Big ones are tackled by long-term food storage.
With long-term food storage, you take basic ingredients that can be stored for over twenty years. These are foods that aren't able to be cultivated or grown well yourself. It usually consists of gallon cans of food and four- or six-gallon buckets. You'll find rice, oatmeal, wheat berries, dried beans, spaghetti, macaroni, flour, sugar, brown sugar, honey, non-fat powdered milk, maple syrup, baking powder, baking soda, molasses and more on the list. If you're trying to decide if you want to tackle short term or long-term food storage, it's actually easier to tackle long-term food storage first. You need a lot less time and effort, and it's less expensive too. There are different types of long-term food storage, including buckets, prepackaged ingredients, and bulk and packing them yourself.
Making a Variety Bucket
A variety bucket is one that contains different meals, which are sealed up in Mylar so that the water, light, and oxygen are kept away from the containers. It will have several servings of different foods including soup, powdered milk, drink mixes, canned meats, and oatmeals. Variety buckets are just ones you've packed to hold different types of foods so you don't eat the same thing day in and day out the moment you have to break into one.
Instead, you break into the bucket and you have different meals prepared. Each meal is sealed in mylar and usually, you just need to add water and then eat. However, this comes with a hefty price tag to match that variety since you don't often make them yourself. If you're single and trying to prep just for you, then a variety of buckets aren't that much more expensive and are