$20 DIY Emergency Food 1 Month Supply~ Preparedness
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2024
- $20 DIY Emergency Food 1 Month Supply ~ Preparedness
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I belong to a Great Depression group and a lady there shared a story from her grandmother about eating bean sausage. Her parents were struggling so they used to cook up a package of lentils, mashed them up added an egg and a little flour and sausage seasoning and fried them as patties for breakfast and sandwiches for school lunch. I was intrigued so I tried it, and....it works!!! Tastes very much like sausage and a similar texture. Another lady waded in and said she uses cooked pintos and poultry seasoning, and her little daughter thinks she's eating chicken McNuggets.
I am going to try this - we make lentil tacos and use lentil a lot .
Where would you get sausage seasoning I wonder 🤔
@@shirleyclarke4867 You can find it just about anywhere. Here is a simple recipe: 3 teaspoons Kosher Salt
1 ½ teaspoons Black Pepper (freshly ground), 1 ½ teaspoons Dried Sage, ½ tablespoon Cayenne Pepper, 1 teaspoon
Sugar
@utopicconfections5257 I'm ,so, goofy, I was actually thinking that it would taste like sausage🤣🤣🤣
I seen a You Tube channel called Depression Copking and a 92 year old woman who shares Great Depression Cooking demonstrations. Although she has gone on to be with the Lord, her Grand son continues to share her episodes in how to videos. So glad she had a Grand son that invested in his dream to be a developer on you tube to share his Great Grandmother’s forgotten survival wisdom with new generations of supporters and viewer intrest.
I would add some chicken or beef bouillon to the bucket!!
Add 2 teaspoons baking soda to your beans and water and soak them overnight to help soften those old beans. Rinse them well before you cook them. This really works!
Will also get rid of the gas in the beans
Thanks!
Thank you!
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Not sure why but beans, lentils, pasta, etc are cheaper in the Hispanic food section of Walmart.
This is true..Corn meal is cheaper there also. As well as bouillon seasoning.
We made "I-Told-You-So" buckets several years ago using 5 gallon buckets. You can fit a lot of food in them. We put them together for family members who were used to 2 days worth of food in the homes and thought we were the crazy ones. We planned on giving them a bucket when SHTF and they came asking for food. A 5-gal bucket can fit a small can of oatmeal, peanut butter, flour, sugar, beans, rice and some other things, I can't remember off the top of my head. Funny, before watching this, my husband and I were chatting that we needed to update the buckets. Thanks!
Lol "told you so"bucket😂... also read somewhere where a lady bought a case of Ramen noodles at costco to be used as giveaways when people came knocking.
@@_evilqueen that's actually a great idea, however the flavor packets go bad at some point. I just use the noodles after that. I think the noodles are like a Twinkie, they NEVER go bad🤣🤣🤣
@@shirleyclarke4867 I'm with you! Those Forever Noodles, some dehydrated mixed veggies and some soy sauce (never goes bad either!) and you have a great meal!
Don't forget you can plant those lentils and beans as well!
I was wondering whether if I planted dried beans (after soaking) whether, once sprouted whether I could plant them.
I'll give that a go this year.
Thanks for the tip.
I have a video on my RUclips channel about this, I bought a package of blackeye peas from dollar tree, planted 3/4 of them, result: 3 75 foot rows of blackeye peas, bearing many peas...
I planted popcorn and guess what. I grew more popcorn.
Great idea!! Tomato and bouillon powders and some dehydrated veggies if you can squeeze them in. Just scored some buckets from the bakery. Going to put some together tomorrow!
Jinnie, thank you for showing this because there are so many people out there and they cannot afford freeze dried food or dehydrated food. They're living on a budget and I've talked to people and they feel so guilty and say they only have $100. You know what I tell them? go to Walmart and do exactly what you're doing. They could do a bucket for five people for a month- you cannot do that with these other type of foods. I've tried the mtn house. Yes it's delicious but when there's an emergency situation like that you're not gonna be eating luxury meals. I know people that do meals in a jar and all that but may not be able to carry the glass with you. this is so practical and it's for people that are living on a budget or maybe they're only living on Social Security or they're living paycheck to paycheck or they're having to live off of a credit card... I know many people like this and we have to give them hope and we have to educate them on the best way for them to buy food to sustain themselves. I have eaten beans and rice alone. Well, I did add some salt and pepper for three days to see if I could do it and I did and then I decided OK I'm gonna add like a can of tomatoes you know the diced tomatoes that have got the parsley and everything in it from Walmart and to me that was like heaven, we have to be realistic people are limited on money and they have to be able to afford the food otherwise they're gonna go hungry and then they're gonna come looking and they're gonna get other peoples food one way or the other! I'm so glad you posted this because everybody is about all these other types of food and people cannot afford it so thank you so much for doing this. and they could even add you know a couple of cans of fruit cocktail or something- there's just a way to do it without spending a fortune or not having enough food!
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Rice mixed with fruit is actually not that bad.
It is hard with price and gas keeps going up it harder n harder to budget everything. This last time I went grocery shopping a store in town had a great sale on meat so I filled ( almost) my freezer. So this week payday I drove 35 miles to a town that had a dollar tree and spent $58 on food/ spices that I know was cheaper than the regular store, though I couldn't find the oatmeal people always find. I couldnt have done that if it wasn't for the for the meat sale.the week before.
Thank you.
I was doing ok on my SS, but with Everything going up in price, I find it Even Harder to buy a few things. Oh yes, I do go to Dollar Tree, Dollar General??????
It isn't easy but can be done.
Buy one or 2 Complete Meals when you can and put in a Bucket. Canned and Dry items.
Beans, Rice, Cornbread Mix, the add only water to brand Cornbread Mix. Put a few bottles of water in to cook the Beans.
Pac of Mac n Cheese, Pork n Beans and Green Beans. Stew, Biscuits Mix, you can cook Biscuits in a Skillet on Top the Stove. Google it.
Rice, Can of Pinto or Black Beans, small can if Rotel type Tomatoes, Cornbread mix, only add water to brand. Can Of Fruit.
Get a Few cans of Fruit and/or Pie Fillings of your Choice, Vanilla Wafers or Graham Crackers. A Sweet Treat is always welcome. Don't Forget Spices and Flavorings.
Oatmeal, Dry Cereal???
Instant/Ground Coffee, Tea Hit Chicolate with the Fixings.
Good Luck to Us All.
Always remember the H2O.
@@theresalogsdon765 I used to buy the add water only biscuits, muffins and cornbread mixes now I can only find ones that say add milk. However, I discovered that even those mixes you can add water instead of milk or evaporated milk or coconut milk. I've made with all 3 of these and they all work great!
@@shirleyclarke4867good idea about water if no power would nit have milk and can milk wont be no good after u open no ref
Don’t forget about shelf stable milk from DT!@@shirleyclarke4867
Still finding full pound bags of beans for $1 occasionally on sale. Usually red beans , great northern and Michigan navies beans, sometimes black beans too. Bulk Chicken or ham Bullion powder, granulated garlic and minced dried onions and bell peppers add lots of flavor cheaply. Only takes pinches. Maybe another $5 check the ethnic sections for deals on spices
Where are you finding these specials? What store? I love the ham bouillon but only find it in a little box with small packets. I love that stuff!!!! 😀
I so appreciate your posts. This one really got me thinking: after the $15 on rice and beans, what would I spend the next $5 on... For me - it would be a salt/pepper set from the dollar store; oatmeal; oil and bouillon. Four items from the dollar tree is $5 right now. I'd use the oatmeal for breakfast or make flour from it. And the oil so I could fry up bean or lentil patties for a different type of bean dish. Bouillon so I could make a bean and rice soup. Thanks for all your ideas and for this community you've created.
Tinned chopped tomatoes are an absolute must.
Add 4 tins of water, 200g of mixed vegetables, lentils, rice, salt, and about 50g of dried spaghetti (break it up as small as possible).
Result:
About 5 tins of minestrone soup.
Serve with quick dumplings.
Tasty, and very satisfying.
What's a quick dumpling?
@@shirleyclarke4867
A simple dumpling mix (half cup self raising flour, quarter cup milk, tablespoon oil, teaspoon baking powder, salt), roughly mix in a bowl (it's a sticky mess, but trust me, it works).
Leave to stand ... while you make the soup.
The dough will double in size (ish).
Divide with a spoon into 3 or 4 pieces, roll into a ball with the back of a spoon.
They look tiny, but they get very big.
Drop into the soup, cover with a lid, they cook in 7/8 minutes.
Hence, quick dumplings.
@@dandycat2204 so, like what you'd make for chicken and dumplings 😁 My mom used to make these, I've never tried but, I will. Thank you❤️
@@shirleyclarke4867
Your welcome, Shirley.
I would just say that traditionally, dumplings are made with suet, and take longer to cook, hence the designation as "quick".
But yes, give them a go, they are really nice.
I have watched you for a good while now. But dont think i have ever commented. What i would like to see if possible is something like this bucket for diabetics. My daughters boyfriend is diabetic and would like to make them a bucket like this. But dont really know what to add to it. If you could do something like that i would realy appreciate it. I like all the knowledge you bring to " we the people" thanks again. Have a good day.
Thank you for this video, Jinne! That is exactly what I gifted my kids for Christmas a couple of years ago! I made it a "chili" bucket with all the seasonings, tomato powder, beans, rice, plus a bag of salt and snacks and hot cocoa. I had already vacuum-sealed the rice and beans. And I was just starting out, so I didn't know what to do with the other items, but it was well-received by most.😂 This gets people thinking about what they can do for less money. Great ideas! ETA: I know this is extra expense, but I bought a set of Gamma Lids from Amazon. Not only are they air-tight, but they twist off and on, so you don’t have to keep prying off the lid. Trust me, once you get them on there, you'll want to use that bucket over and over, because I hate to think what it will take to get it off of the bucket!😂 My plan is to use the buckets with the Gamma Lids first, then wash and dry the bucket and refill with the others buckets. That way I don’t have to have a Gamma Lid for every bucket. They are USA-made.
Jennie you keep us grounded
With this inexpensive ways to get prepared - I’m prepared in some ways ; I worry about my kids they think I’m overreacting
I pray that they will open their eyes to see because of my grandchildren and they live faraway from me .. we
Blessings to you and your family ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🦋🙏🙏🙏🌻🪴
50 grams of dehydrated minced (ground ) beef , 300 grams of pinto beans , 100 grams yellow lentils ( pre soak these ingredients overnight ) , 2 tablespoons of beef stock , 50 grams dehydrated onion ,80 - 100 grams of plain (all purpose) flour , 1 egg, put everything into a pan with a small amount of lard or oil and lightly fry , place onto a parchment sheet and roll tightly twisting the end and bake at 300 D F for 45 minutes , refrigerate over night and slice as you would any other sausage and cook as you wish , you can make up a dozen at a time and freeze , cheers from the aussie outback
Wow!
I have a World War II Recipe for sausage made from oatmeal. I had to try it even thought I am a meat eater it is delicious. I used the same recipe and changed the spices and turned it into taco meat.
Love it! Thank you, awesome Aussie friend!❤
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I really love this video. It addresses those who may be working with a small budget and sometimes lack of space. 5.00 a week you could make one bucket a month (20.00).
Thank you so much Jinne. We need all the help we can get at this time. 👍😊❤️
Blaine’s Farm and Fleet has a selection of soup mixes that with a Ziploc bag can add spice to lintels and blackeyed peas. Since the contents of each soup pouch can feed possibly ten servings, a Zip closeur bag or vacuum canister to vacuum glass jar metal lids air tight to store unused instant soup mixes and freeze dried foods in glass jars with resealable metal jar lids. I like those new food quality resealable vacuum bags with the handy miniature vacuum; as seen on TV product.
Bay leaves to deter bugs? Didn't know that! Thanks!
I use my Instant Pot to cook beans. 😊
Sacramento, California USA 🇺🇸
With all the different seasoning packets out there, there's no reason beans and rice ever need to be bland .
dollar tree also has a small can of chopped ham. good to season the beans. it looks like a tuna can..1.25
I’ve seen them at my Walmart too. I used a can when I made split pea soup and it was delicious!
@@teresakliebert270I bought some of those small cans of ham, to have on hand. My poor family sometimes doesn't know what to think of my made up meals! Lol
That is a great idea. Thanks.
Important information to keep in mind. Very helpful advice. Thanks
Add a bottle if hickory smoke flavoring.
Or smoked paprika! That adds a lot of smoke without a breakable bottle.
Thanks, Jinne! This looks like a great bucket to use to stretch other foods in the pantry. I would use brown or wild rice instead of white rice and make sure I put the best by date on the bucket from the rice packet and that we at least use the rice by the best by date and we will get more nutrition from it.
We have a local hamburger place that we go it’s called Miller’s Café. They’ve been there since the 70s they sell all their food grade buckets also with the lid for two dollars so when the pandemic hit I probably bought about six of them. I could actually use two more I even use them in my garden area like we get restricted for water so sometimes I’ll fill them up and cover them for whenever we have a drought and we can’t use the city water. I’ll have my water in my buckets and I’ll have buckets all over the place. Plus I have big, 55 gallon drums all around as well but those are great when you can get them from the restaurants for two dollars with lids
Great video, Jinne. Amazon has bucket wrenches for opening Gamma lids. It's very handy for those older folks ( like me) with arthritis. ❤
Coughlan makes a plastic shaker bottle that has about 6 different spices in it for about 6 bucks.
Can you put dried potatoes in the brown paper bags and then vacuum seal them in a vacuum seal bag when you run out of jars😊
I put instant potatoes in brown lunch bags, fold them over, tape them down, then put them in a vacuum seal bag, and vacuum seal them tight! When you open them, they are just fine!🤗 I do the same thing with oats, grits, flour, dry milk, etc.😉
It is so strange the bucket and lid are sold seperatly - they don"t do that with other things like totes .
Jinni.. id love to see you put together some emergency items that dont need any prep. I had a situation earlier today that really made me think abt this!
Another Great video !! Thank you for caring about us !!! ❤️
Never had made beans and rice I would like to do you have a good recipe😊
Thanks for the tips Jennie.
Such a good idea. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Jinne ❤🙌🏻🇺🇸
Thanks Jinne.
Thank you, you're always a great help!
Thank you for the info. It's deeply appreciated.😊
Great information! Thank you 💖🙏🙏
Great tips , Thank you Jinne
Great idea for a video!
Thank you, Jinne. I'm going to have to make some of these for my siblings. Have a great weekend, everyone!
Love you videos simply and make me feel I know what I’m doing and some great ideas
Great information... Thanks 😊❤😊
Thanks 😊
Great ideas! I'd love to see other bucket ideas!
Do you buy the 5 bean soup bags?
Thanks
Good video instant potatoes video you did about vacum seal in jars and bags so how would u make when they have milk in diretions would u use powered milk if no power or shtf good vedio on potatoes😊
Have you ever posted a budget shopping trip to Mardens? Just watch the best buy dates there.
Great video!
Donut shops and bakeries are a good source of used 5 gallon buckets. Our local donut shop sells theirs for $2.50 with lid. The grocery store bakery gives them away free for the asking - if they have any.
Our local bulk food store gives away buckets with air-tight seals, too.
Thank you, for this great idea.
Thanks for sharing.
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Put rice and beans in freezer 3 days all bugs gone then air tight container with Mylar bag
Do you know if the boxes of instant rice are good for long term storage if you repackage?
Can you vacseal the Beans n Rice and other things to put in the Buckets?.
Oh, can you put a Bayleaf or 2 in the Bucket for Bugs?
Yup, sure can.
I vacuum seal my rice, beans and pasta. First, snip hole in the upper corner of whatever you ste vacuum sealing. This way, the air will be removed from the food package as well. You will end up with a brick of food. If you are worried about sharp edges poking through, wrap it with a cut brown paper bag of put thin cardboard ( cereal box) on both sides before vacuum sealing.
Hello have a good day.
That's so great you're showing that, it really helps show you can still do it. Honestly,, that's what I've been doing for family and friends and am working on expanding them as I can to include other things. It's a lot of buckets and I"m not rich, but can't help being concerned for my grand kids.
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Ya just add some beef stock or chicken
So this is a month's worth of food? Or it will only last a month in bucket?
One month of food, the ingredients are all items that can be good for 10 to 30 years if properly packaged in jars or vac-packed
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How many does this feed for a month
Title says for one. She says the rice may last longer than a month for one as well
show us your wits
Is bird seed a feasible food source? It's super cheap