How to Make Your Own Cajun Turkey Lunch Meat
We recently talked about how to make your own lunch meat with beef. This week, learn how to make a spice-infused turkey lunch meat.
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We recently talked about how to make your own lunch meat with beef. This week, learn how to make a spice-infused turkey lunch meat.
Making your own lunch meat is a great way to make meat last longer and save a LOT of money at the grocery store. Here’s how to do it.
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Learn how how to make your own seasoning blend from homegrown and foraged foods. Gear up for a flavorful winter and get spicy!
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Here are 14 delicious ways to prepare or preserve all that zucchini that is currently piling up on your kitchen counter. Enjoy!
If you focus on traditional food that Grandma would make Grampa, farmer’s markets, bakeries, and gardens to stay fed, there’s a lot you can learn about preparedness from old-school diets.
If you’re looking for a way to cook off the grid, then you’re going to want to check out how to build a backyard brick oven. There’s even a recipe for homemade dough so you can make pizza in it!
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Worried about what you’re going to do for your morning brew if the power goes out? Here are five off-grid coffee methods to consider.
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