All videos for the tag : Recipe (10 videos)
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This is the start of a 4 part series on Pemmican the ultimate survival food. Make sure to check out our website and our cooking blog at the links below. Our Website – Request a print catalog – … Facebook – … Twitter – Cooking Blog – Instagram –
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Filming in remote locations is always a challenge; when it comes to feeding the crew producer Jason steps up with his BBQ techniques that are simply delicious!
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NOTE: As a result of YT forcing us to have a “Google+” account in order to receive notification of or respond to viewer comments, the comment section has been disabled. Tips on how to make and preserve jerky long term without refrigeration. Jerky makes an excellent survival food if excessive preservatives/additives are avoided.
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In this video we show you how to build an earthen oven. Wood-fired earthen ovens are easily documented all the way back the ancient Romans. Likewise, they are easily documented in archaeological evidence and first-hand accounts from the 18th Century. We show you how easy it is to build one. Help support the channel with…
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How to cook simple ashcakes or firecakes with just flour and a little water. Simple soldier cooking. More great information! ***************************** Our Retail Website – Request a Print Catalog – Facebook – Twitter – Instagram –
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We test out a simple recipe for baking bread / biscuit / bannock on our Wood Pellet Hobo Stove. This is the best way to bake bread on the trail without building a fire pit when you need to leave no trace. To see the bread recipe we used click this link: To see an…
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found on the prepper dome. written by Theresa crouse. this is really common knowledge. still you need to think about these things
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We add a little flavor to the show by showing you how the old timers cured meat. Tim Farmer heads back to Bill Dixon’s smokehouse in Harlan County. With pork on the butcher block, see tricks to salt-curing, sugar-curing and a technique using cold smoke. Subscribe to Kentucky Afield’s Channel:
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All you need to trap a squirrel is some peanuts, a milk crate, a paper towel tube and some string. Be sure to put tape over the holes in the crate so the squirrel can’t escape. Happy hunting!
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cooking freshwater mussel Clam at the creek drop them into boiling water just until they open up to be taken out of the shell to eat from Earth bowl wilderness survival, Camping tips., The Native Americans call it “Ee-Wah-Kee” meaning The-Mud That Heals Bentonite, as well as other types of healing clay,
