www.USH2.com Stove is Fun and Easy to Use - NO Moving Parts! 16lbs - Very Durable, Stove will Feed a...
www.USH2.com Stove is Fun and Easy to Use - NO Moving Parts! 16lbs - Very Durable, Stove will Feed and Protect Your Family in a Disaster - Easy, Enjoy the Stove When Camping, Cook on Top or Bake Bread / Biscuits, Your Neighbors will love the Stove and want one. (Feed your neighbors too!), Stove is Efficient and uses up to 1/4th the wood of other methods, Stove is Available for Sale and Shipping NOW, Cabelas will sell this starting the Stove this winter for $12 MORE than we Charge, See How Easy it is To Use and Run the Rocket Stove in the Video. This is a world famous rocket stove used around the world and we've now made it available to you. Made for 3rd World Environment this Stove will Last and not let you down.
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The only rice cooker you need to make perfect rice is a POT and a LID. Don't waste your hard earned ...
The only rice cooker you need to make perfect rice is a POT and a LID. Don't waste your hard earned money purchasing electric appliance you don't need. Cooking is simple and enjoyable when you have less kitchen clutter. This recipe shows you how to cook a perfect pot of rice everytime no matter your family size. Just add two cups of water for every cup of rice. Rice is essential for your food storage preps and knowing how to cook it with easy makes your family more likely to rotate your supplies. Add some quality spices and different recipes to give your rice diferent flavors. I make a Chicken and Rice baked that uses poultry seasoning...yummy. Spanish rice is delicious and so if fried rice. Rice is inexpensive so enjoy.
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www.EarthWaveLiving.com EarthWave Living Specialists in Self Sufficient Living and Emergency
www.EarthWaveLiving.com EarthWave Living Specialists in Self Sufficient Living and Emergency preparedness are here to help you get ready with Mountain House & AlpineAire - Gourmet Reserves freeze dried food storage, Berkey Water Filters, Simple Hand water pumps, Heirloom, Organic canned seeds, Portable Pre-made Chicken Coops, Excalibur Food Dehydrators, Harsh fermenting Crock Pots, Pressure Cookers, Canners, Country Living Grain Mills, Rain Barrels, Sun-Mar Composters, Alternative Energy Systems and much more. Have you considered what your life would be like if catastrophic conditions took place. Would you and your family be prepared? Probably not. Thats why it is important to have an emergency preparedness plan and we will help you to create a program to keep it simple, but get you prepared. Food storage preparedness is extremely important & when ever you order Mountain House or AlpineAire freeze dried foods from EarthWaveLiving.com, you get Free Shipping with every order, plus several Free Gifts and often at Big Discounts up to 20-25% Off. You also get the utmost in customer service to help you become more self-sufficient and prepared. Then it is critical to store water and build on your preparedness plan with a Berkey water filter, put in a Simple hand pump if you have a well, get canned seeds, food dehydrators, grain mills, fermenting crock pots, pressure cookers, canners, rain barrels, composters, portable chicken coops and more. Begin with baby steps by getting ...
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Greetings! Today I am going to show you how to make hash brown potatoes the easy way, with dehydrate...
Greetings! Today I am going to show you how to make hash brown potatoes the easy way, with dehydrated potatoes. These are from Honeyville grains. I have recently purchased some long term food storage items to keep and I am trying to learn how to use them so what better than to take you along for the ride. These potato shreds are relatively inexpensive, you could even dehydrate your own by using frozen hash browns. In any case, these potatoes are around 50.00 for a case of six number ten cans of these shreds. They will keep unopened for upwards of ten years and six months after the can has been opened. They are canned with oxygen absorbers within to maintain freshness. Here is what you will need to make these hash browns: 2 cups of dehydrated potato shreds Hot water to cover 1/2 Cup dehydrated onions Hot water to cover 2 tablespoons vegetable oil for frying salt and pepper to taste Place potato shreds in a bowl and cover with hot water. I use water that has been run through the coffee maker. In a separate bowl, do the same with the onions. You will need to wait at least 15 minutes for re-hydration to occur. Drain the potatoes but do not rinse. You may or may not need to drain the onions, this will be up to you depending on how much water may be left in the bowl. I did not drain mine. Heat oil in a heavy skillet and then add the potatoes and the onions. Cook as you would fresh hash browns. Make them as crispy as you would like and season to taste. One warning, I over salted ...
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Here are a few (4) of the meal recipes we've used.
Here are a few (4) of the meal recipes we've used.
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part 2 of freezing grains movie. see if we really did kill those pesky vermin that are in your survi...
part 2 of freezing grains movie. see if we really did kill those pesky vermin that are in your survival food storage.
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After watching numerous videos of many trying to solar cook foods in pizza box solar ovens, and seei...
After watching numerous videos of many trying to solar cook foods in pizza box solar ovens, and seeing them fail at it, I decided it was time to post a video to show IT CAN BE DONE. When people set out to build solar ovens, they need to practice FIRST before posting videos of them failing because it gives the public a negative view of this type of cooking, and many won't take it seriously. So, I have set out to build my first pizzabox solar oven, using the tried and true techniques I use for ...
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Now that we have the oven made, its time to try it out. I chose....a pizza. Since this small oven do...
Now that we have the oven made, its time to try it out. I chose....a pizza. Since this small oven doesn't get high enough temps to make a crusty crust like a kitchen oven at 350 or more, you have to begin to bake the crust FIRST. If you try to make it with all the toppings, the slow cooking will just make it really soggy and not worth eating, unless you like pizza pudding, :) I also patted out the crust THIN so that it would cook faster. Using black cookie sheets, especially to cap over the ...
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Her timing is off, but hopefully my Americauna hen will decide to be broody again in the Spring. I t...
Her timing is off, but hopefully my Americauna hen will decide to be broody again in the Spring. I thought I'd share with you what a broody hen acts, looks, and sounds like. When hens go broody, they stop laying, and desparately want to sit on some eggs -- any eggs. The more the better! They fluff themselves out, don't want to leave the nestbox (unless they find some nice quiet secret place to sit on their eggs, which is their preference) and arrange bedding around them almost compulsively. Here is the recipe I promised in the video. It is great for using up excess eggs and can be made for breakfast, brunch, or dinner! Easy Cheesy Brunch Bake 12 large eggs 1/3 c. sour cream 1 lb. pork sausage 1/4 lb. fresh mushrooms, sliced About a cup of chopped fresh spinach (if you have it on hand) 1 medium onion 2 medium tomatoes, chopped 2 cups cheddar cheese, shredded 2 cups monterey jack or mozzarella cheese, shredded Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Beat eggs and sour cream with wire whisk until well blended. Pour into greased 13" x 9" pan and bake 10 minutes or until egg mixture is softly set. Meanwhile, cook sausage ( mushrooms, spinach, and onion in large skillet until meat is cooked through, stirring occasionally. Drain. Reduce oven temp to 325. Spoon chopped tomatoes over the baked egg layer, top with the sausage mixture. Sprinkle on the cheeses. Bake an additional 30 minutes or until egg mixture is set in the center.
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Added: 883 days ago
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Some have wondered what is the advantage of using slant faced ovens. Since the front wall is lower t...
Some have wondered what is the advantage of using slant faced ovens. Since the front wall is lower than a regular box oven, the sun shines more directly into the oven and the oven heats up quicker, especially if you make the oven wide all around. In the normal position, it can be used in the times the sun is at a higher position. But, when the sun is at a lower position, the oven can actually be set on its back, and the reflector will be at the bottom to bounce the rays up into the oven. It ...
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Some have asked me how I put the aluminum foil cooker together, and also wanting to know how to conv...
Some have asked me how I put the aluminum foil cooker together, and also wanting to know how to convert their round grills into solar ovens, so I put this together to give you some tips on how to go about both, but using the aluminum cooker to do it. I may convert my own grill to an oven later. Many line their grills with foil, but my suggestion is KEEP IT BLACK that way, it will heat up alot faster, and hold heat better.
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OK, got the toppings on, and finished this pizza UP! The onions were just right, soft but still a li...
OK, got the toppings on, and finished this pizza UP! The onions were just right, soft but still a little crunchy, cheese melted well, tomatoes cooked just right. The one problem was I didn't realize the sun was obstructed by a tree for a while, so I had to move the oven, BUT, it was done, the dough almost got a little soggy cause of sitting in the shade a bit, but, IT WAS FULLY COOKED. you can indeed cook a pizza in a pizzabox solar oven. Just follow my instructions and use the tools I used ...
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The high temperature for the day was 41 degrees, but I was able to get my Sun Oven to 325+ degrees t...
The high temperature for the day was 41 degrees, but I was able to get my Sun Oven to 325+ degrees to cook some brownies on a Saturday afternoon, even with all the snow on the ground. The recipe only called for 55 minutes, but I had to run an errand in the middle so they ended up cooking for 85 minutes, but they did not burn. Check out the video to see that it really worked.
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Added: 900 days ago
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Over a period of use, we don't notice that sometimes, a very thin coating of dust and pollen build u...
Over a period of use, we don't notice that sometimes, a very thin coating of dust and pollen build up on the reflector and window. You would be amazed how dirty they get since they are outside. Always check the reflector and window by very GENTLY gliding your finger across both to see how much has built up. Use a soft dry or very lightly dampened cloth to gently clean the reflector and window. This will have to be done more often during high periods of pollen in spring and summer. Fall and winter its not an issue, though you can still get a film in the winter if you live where there are wood stoves cranking out smoke nearby. The cleaner you keep these two items, the higher your temps will be.
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Added: 1119 days ago
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After I had preheated the oven, I placed the thinly pressed out pizza crust in the oven, aimed the o...
After I had preheated the oven, I placed the thinly pressed out pizza crust in the oven, aimed the oven properly, and the result, was a moist cooked pizza crust, ready for toppings. remember, the crusts will be soft because of low heat and being covered over with a pan.
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In this video, for those of you who are considering making a solar oven from your round grills you u...
In this video, for those of you who are considering making a solar oven from your round grills you use for cookouts, I encourage you to not only keep the interior black, but line with some black tiles to help retain heat and keep oven temps even.
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Let's take a look at some excellent options for store bought foods that are great for storage and fo...
Let's take a look at some excellent options for store bought foods that are great for storage and for backpacking, camping, or just as a supplement in your survival backpack. I will also show you my method for creating a self contained meal. This video is part 2 of 2.
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Let's take a look at some excellent options for store bought foods that are great for storage and fo...
Let's take a look at some excellent options for store bought foods that are great for storage and for backpacking, camping, or just as a supplement in your survival backpack. I will also show you my method for creating a self contained meal. This video is part 1 of 2.
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I wanted to make a specific video touching on eye safety. So many don't realize just how important i...
I wanted to make a specific video touching on eye safety. So many don't realize just how important it is to be careful around reflectors when solar cooking, especially if they are going to use parabolics or ovens with more than one reflector. Retina damage can happen if one doesn't learn to keep their sunglasses on and learn how to approach their ovens. Anytime you use a solar oven with many reflectors or curved ones, PLEASE learn to keep your sunglasses on, and approach the oven from the side or back, and also please teach children to NOT STARE into the focal point. Kids are very fascinated by solar ovens, and they must be taught to treat solar ovens with the same respect as the kitchen oven. Your eyesight is important, protect it!
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Added: 1137 days ago
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In this video, you will see how this simple panel sets up. Its important you create an oven type sit...
In this video, you will see how this simple panel sets up. Its important you create an oven type situation with your bag, allowing air space all around your vessel for heat to build up. It's also important you set your vessel on a rack so heat will circulate under your pot with food in it so it will cook from underneath too. If you don't have a rack, you can actually blow air into the bag like a balloon to create the air space needed.
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Added: 1119 days ago
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I have seen websites where people cooked complete meals on their dashboards inside a vehicle. Some u...
I have seen websites where people cooked complete meals on their dashboards inside a vehicle. Some used aluminum foil packets and clear glass casseroles with lids. I decided to try this for myself, but using a rack for hot air to circulate underneath the food. On the rack I set a black cookie sheet to absorb more heat then put my black cooking vessel on that, in the middle so the sun would be hitting the cookie sheet all around and radiating heat to the vessel on all sides. I made sure I didn't get it too close to the window since the black pans would get intensely hot, didn't want to crack the windshield. The car had been sitting in the sun for 4 hours, it was well heated, but clouds came over and once it cleared up, it continued to heat up. I kept the pan set up on the dash all that time before I put the egg in, so it was well heated up. I put the egg in, came out 30 min and it was indeed cooking! This video is the first of two in how it turned out.
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Because clouds kept coming over I decided to let this cook a total of 2 hours, 1 1/2 of it was direc...
Because clouds kept coming over I decided to let this cook a total of 2 hours, 1 1/2 of it was direct sunlight, the other, wasted clouds, lol. But, as you can see, IT COOKED! I ate it with bacon bits and very pleased with the result. The next time I plan on putting the pan inside a turkey roasting bag to create an oven environment like I would with a panel cooker, and I am sure, I will be able to cook it quicker. This would be perfect for especially the homeless who live in their vehicles who need hot food, drink and water.
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Added: 1184 days ago
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Part 2 of 3. Short how to on bucket packing food for longterm food storage.
Part 2 of 3. Short how to on bucket packing food for longterm food storage.
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I'll try lentils next time.
I'll try lentils next time.
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Just wanted to give a general run down on using SAFE materials for solar cooking.
Just wanted to give a general run down on using SAFE materials for solar cooking.
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