Showing posts with label cooking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cooking. Show all posts

Saturday, September 3, 2011

TEST RESULTS - cooking with different kinds of alcohol

Melody Barber did an experiment with Alcohol. No not wine, but denatured and isopropyl alcohol.  Remember we should have different fuels on hand to use. Where one may not be appropriate to use another will be. 

Keep in mind that "One is none, Two is One, and Three is better than One."

Many people think they are just going to fire up the old BBQ and cook away. Well just let us assume for a moment that you cannot for some reason use the BBQ. Just let your imagination run wild over a myriad of reasons.  The list could go on. You should always have other methods planned out and ready to implement.  Such as Solar Cooking. Yep, the sun may not be working with you that day (you know, the sun is hiding behind the clouds) , and you have to choose another method. A wise person does not rely on one or two styles of cooking, they have many different methods in place so if the inevitable happens they are prepared. 

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Emergency Preparedness Manual - Emergency Heating, Cooking & Lighting


HEATING

Coal stores well if kept in a dark place and away from moving air. Air speeds deterioration and breakdown, causing it to bum more rapidly. Coal may be stored in a plastic-lined pit or in sheds, bags, boxes, or barrels and should be kept away from circulating air, light, and moisture. Cover it to lend protection from weather and sun.

Wood. Hardwoods such as apple, cherry, and other fruit

Sunday, June 12, 2011

Beans, Beans and Beans

BEAN ARITHMETIC


* A pound of beans measures about 2 cups dry, 6 cups cooked

   (Some varities only double in volume).

* A pound of dry beans ground to a fine flour measures approx. 5 cups.

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

It is COLD – a real Deep FREEZE out there !

It is COLD – a real Deep FREEZE out there ! 

Imagine this ... your electricity is out of service ... It has happened before ... Right ! 

How do you cook your meals, light or heat your home?