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| Cameronb99 | Green House | 0 | Jan 22 2012, 8:05 PM EST by Cameronb99 | ||
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Thread started: Jan 22 2012, 8:05 PM EST
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Here is my plan to stay fed:
GROW A GARDEN!!!!!! But keep in mind you will need to tend to it every day and defend it from raiders and zombies. Also dont always depend on a garden plants could die and you cant grow during winter so always have a plan b. Please tell me what you think. Any comments or suggestions will be greatly appreciataed |
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| SlothMaster | Reality Check for post apocalyptic food gathering... (page: 1 2) | 24 | Dec 21 2011, 4:07 PM EST by PlüssMatyi | ||
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Thread started: Aug 6 2010, 8:02 PM EDT
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There is of course more to follow on this subject, but the aforementioned "balanced diet" recommendation is of course NOT possible in a post apocalyptic situation. How many people know where to get naturally occurring almonds, peanuts, beans, peas, much less finding milk, cheese, yogurt, and fresh fruit. Obviously it going to be difficult to find a lot of nutrient-dense foods, so I recommend stocking good multi-vitamins to supplement your diet.
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| NotAlice | Retained Heat Cooking | 12 | Sep 9 2011, 6:38 PM EDT by NotAlice | ||
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Thread started: Aug 27 2011, 11:49 AM EDT
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It's time for something near and dear to my heart - staying fed. (Well, the stomach IS nearby...) I've been poking around on the Wiki and I realized that I hadn't seen a thread on retained heat cooking. Also called "fireless" cooking, haybox cooking, or even thermal cooking. I did find a mention of thermos cooking, which is a miniature form of RHC. Come on, guys, this is a way to save that precious fuel and minimize the telltale signature of people presence. Granted, it's not as sexy as the latest firearm, but it might just be as important.
So, what is RHC(retained heat cooking)? Basically, you bring your food up to temp, then put it in very well insulated container. Where it Retains Heat and Cooks! Think non-electric crock pot. Google: haybox, fireless cooker, thermos cooking, or ice chest cooking. This is something the off-the-grid crowd has really embraced; and postZEDday, we'll all be off the grid. I kinda like the ice chest cooker-if only for the irony! A pot of hot food, a wool blanket wrapped around it, and an ice chest with open spaces stuffed with cloth or newspaper. Even a mall ninja can put that together!
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