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EMERGENCY COOKING STOVES FOR POWER OUTAGES ~ EASY PREPPER MEALS
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2021
- Here are some basic cooking stoves that can be stored for power outages and other emergencies. They are budget-friendly, built well, and are readily available online at Amazon. All of the stoves and strategies listed in this video are able to be replicated by anyone, whether you are a seasoned Prepper or someone just looking to be ready for the next time the power goes out.
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Be creative, and try these ideas out before you need them.
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I use angel hair pasta instead of ramen, it cooks quick also.
Elly, I love that idea. I was trying to demonstrate with foods that are affordable and widely available, and angel hair pasta would be a good addition. Thank you for this comment. Cheers!
I’d heard that!
Smart!
@@NinthElement The Ramen noodles is also the perfect sized portion for those of us who are single! I was for many years, and would have loved to have known about your channel. Loving your videos!!
@@investigator77 Right! Thank goodness for modern foods. Hugs & Cheers!
Love this video! My elderly mother and I were the only house with power in our neighborhood during last year’s winter storm. My sister who lives in Kyle, TX was without electricity or heat for almost a week. So was another sister who lives less than 20 miles away… My daughter’s childhood friend’s Mother was found dead in her Austin, TX home. A lot of us have no clue how to survive disasters.
Rosie, I am sorry that happened to you and your mother. That would be scary for sure. Thank goodness you both survived, and my condolences to the loss of your friends mother. I hope that this film helps many people, please share it with your community. Much love from Oregon. Cheers!
😢🙏🤦♀️
So so sad.
If you have a gas stove with electric starter you can also like that with the match. Please pass that around because a lot of people don’t know that. I lived in Michigan through many storms.
@@lillianelliott1868 Keep in mind that is only for the stove top. The gas/propane stovetop will work with a match but the oven will not work. Ovens require the regulated temperature and that means the gas/propane goes on & off to hold the desired oven temperature. This will not work using an electric igniter. Best deal is to have a battery-powered igniter if you have a gas/propane stove/oven (that's what we have).
@@lillianelliott1868No no No no! This can be dangerous. My apartment complex forbids this. We are all hooked up to each other's gas lines along with the neighborhood gas lines that run through our connecting complex. And, there is no electric on to work the stovetop vents. Just wait it out. Boil water in a tea kettle ahead of an incoming storm, or a ten quart pan, take some for water bottles. Insulate water bottles, tea kettle and the 10quart when done with things like insulated curtains, quilted blankets. Same for slow cookers.
I live in South Florida; hurricane preparedness is vital.
I will not use propane or charcoal (family member accident)
For years I have used the sterno
cooking fuel - fast,can be used indoors, reusable.
With power out for nearly 2 weeks, hot coffee, decent meals every day while our neighbors ran out of propane & charcoal.
We had run out of bread,no convenience of a store.
Had a box of bread mix -
took pavers from the garden & cookie rack to make an oven.
Placed 2 stereo on bottom & just let bread bake Nothing like fresh homemade bread, peanut and jelly with hot soup!
Love this, thanks for sharing. Cheers!
Do u buy sterno fuel at hardware stores? Thanks for sharing this vital info…both of you! 🙏🏼
Dollar Stores carry it, Cheers!
@@NinthElement Thank you 😊
Watched sooo many videos on this topic. But I simply love the old casserole sterno cake rack combo 😁
Right? I am a 60's Baby and these dishes belonged to my mother. I just love how versatile they are. Thanks for your lovely comment. Cheers!
Exactly the same one in my kitchen. So I'm watching
This video is outstanding!
Couscous is also very quick and easy to make with boiling water. Campers love it!
Yes An, great idea. I do have many options for food idea, but the video would have ended up being an hour. I will focus on sharing more in future videos. Love your ideas. Cheers!
I made your thanksgiving meat rolls with cornbread stove top dressing and can of canned whole cranberries. My husband raved. We were not outta power just my energy was low. I used turkey gravy Mc Cormicks packet. Thank you for inspiring me for an easy meal for two seniors with no family around.
Kathy, this makes me smile REAL BIG. To have comfort food with the Holiday spirit does not have to be complicated. I hope that your energy recovers soon, until then, Big Hugs from Oregon. See you on the next one. Cheers!
Yay for your husband!! As someone who also suffers from chronic pain and low energy, I love anything that can save steps. I'm so glad it was a hit!
@@investigator77 Try out these ideas for days when you need a warm comfort meal in minutes. Cheers!
Mindy, you are a wonderful presenter of lessons with such a soothing voice. Loved your options.🥰
Oh thank you! I am so glad you relaxed during this prepper video. lol! Cheers!
@@NinthElement I had just said to my husband, that you sound like a school teacher of young kids. The expressive voice, and you're so animated and excited! I love watching your videos!
@@investigator77 I love this comment! I still find excitement in all that I do each day, and I still squeak like a little girl when it works. Thanks for watching and commenting and I will see you again soon. Cheers!
You had me at Crisco candles! Thank you SO MUCH for the thought and detail that you put in your videos (this one is amazing too!) - I can tell you REALLY CARE and that makes it even more special. This is the 2nd video of yours, that I have watched (the first one, for me, was the Crisco candle one - which prompted me to go and do it!) and I will now go back and catch up on all of the videos you've made! Thank you again
You are so welcome! I hope that you are enjoying my other videos too. More to come, Cheers!
I thought I was clever, the way I used my fondue pot stand with my coffee percolator and frying pan, but you just kicked it up a notch! Thanks for all the ideas!
Hi Rachel, it is fun to see all of the different things you already own and can use in an emergency. Cheers!
First I LOVE the kitty dish! Just wanted to add a few suggestions. We went through Sandy in NJ 2012, I cooked up every piece of meat 4 days out when the suggestion of the storm hitting us came over the airwaves. I then refroze all the meaty meals in aluminum pans in the deep freezer. Of course we lost power for 9days and trees were down all around us we were basically trapped in our home! We reheated the meals in sterno racks or on the grill and ate very well over the course of the disaster. Our deep freezer held up very well and kept everything nice and cold. I did check the temp of food before warming it up just in case. I almost threw out my mother’s fondue pot but thought it would be awesome for soup! You have excellent ideas! Thank you for sharing.
I am so happy that you found this useful. I like to think outside of the box and creatively. See you on the next one, and thank you for sharing your story with us, it is very relatable. Cheers!
I am SOOO glad you have never met anyone who has done themselves in by cooking! Giggle. And yes, catsup vital for grilled cheese and many other yummy meals. I’m thinking this slow flame cooking might be a smooth and romantic date activity there Mindy! You GO girl! 🧑🏼🍳🥪🍲🫖
lol! Right Catherine. You caught my dry humor! Romantic Power Outage Cooking. You are on to something. Cheers!
You do have a point there. I suppose it could possibly be a tad difficult to meet someone who has done themself in.
I love your sense of humor almost as much as the knowledge you share.
I like the music.. Oh! your information is very helpful. Thanks!
Glad that you found it helpful. Cheers!
Thanks Mindy, I enjoyed this video very much, containing very interesting information. In Europe an energy crisis is going and winter has not started yet so it could be of use. I specially love your self-sustainability you are showing. Looking forward to another one. Cheers and love.
Hin, thank you so much for supporting me with this type of content. I hope that the Winter is mild. Many blessings, Cheers!
Awww that’s where canning come in to play, nice homemade meals in emergency 💯💪🙏
Don't forget to add a proteins to noodle dishes otherwise you will be hungry again in ten minutes. Thanks for the heating ideas!
I've only recently begun to stock 12 & 24 hour votive candles for warming and Sterno style fuels for chaffing dish style cooking. Absolutely love seeing you are making them known to so many !! I get my supplies from a local restaurant supply store that has managed to stay in business through lockdowns.
Hi Dana, being that I am a Chef, I generally have these on hand all the time. They are a great thing to have in your Emergency Prepared kit, so I am happy to re-share this information to remind people. The best price I have found for the Fancy Flame alcohol fuel is at The Dollar store...for $1 of course. Cheers!
Is fancy flame the same as sterno fuel? 😬
Yes!
I'm really looking forward to your presentation. I always love to learn. Knowledge is power power is Knowledge.
Hello Sheila B, thank you for making it in today. Cheers!
@@NinthElement Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It's greatly appreciated.
Have a blessed evening.
@@sheilab.8048 You as well, big hugs from Oregon. Cheers!
Such wonderful practical ideas. I love them. I will definitely be stocking up sterno or terra flame canister. I never gave them a thought before believing they only kept food warm. I have a grill out back but if it's cold I'd rather be able to cook inside and out of the wind (might not be much warmer inside during a power outage).
Hello Sandy, word on the street is that this year will be filled with storms, cold and possible power outages. Be prepared and have fun with it. Cheers!
I love that blue cat plate, so cute
Thank you Susan, it was a gift from my friend. Cheers!
Thank you so much...Jesus is Lord
Namaste' Cheers!
wonderful ideas to help a lot of people, thanks from Canadian dairy farmer's daughter.
Thank you for enjoying this episode. Cheers!
We in Ireland have also been warned of power outages this winter..thank you Mindy for your tips..stay safe and warm ❤☘
Oh Darn Sandy, I have heard of this from some of my other subscribers that are in Australia. There may be challenging times ahead, but if you practice self reliance when you are calm and collected, I promise it will feel like camping...in the house...lol...if the grid goes down. Cheers!
Really enjoyed your video. Great ideas. My suggestion is that you could use tent pegs to thread into your utensil holder stove to lift up a smaller sterno or fancy heat can. Someone else mentioned a can to put inside to lift up your gel fuel can. So many creative ideas.
Rosie, thank you for this tip. I went out to the Tubes and investigated this. Cool hack idea. Thank you, Cheers!
Thank you for that tip! I have a similar camping stove meant to use wood fuel and was wondering how to make that work for inside since the rack seemed too far down for my sterno or chafing dish fuels, will have to try the tent stakes or maybe shish kebob sticks😁.
You're so elegant!!!🌞 That first cooker is awesome! I use mayonnaise on my grilled cheese. I just spread a small amount on the bread, then cook!!! It's tasty! Thanks for all the great ideas. Very informative video!🌺
Hi Hun, why thank you. lol! Mayo is a GREAT idea. I am going to try that. So happy that you enjoyed this. Cheers!
Make a cozy for you pans to keep them warm while you cook the next iten
Thank you Rose. Cheers!
Butane one burner. They are small and used by chefs for demonstrations and work perfectly. Texas winter storm and I cooked on it. Bought more butane canisters for this winter.
Hello, Yes that is a good choice and I do have one of those. This video was created for people that may not prepare for power outages. Having creative ideas that are from some basic household items may help those folks. And thanks for suggesting the butane stove. Cheers!
Yeah sounds good.
Thank you I found your site and I realized I can you my cast iron pot for emergencies and that get a grill cover brilliant use what you already have and food ideas wonderful but I question the butter though if there no fridges
Neato! Cheers!
Great ideas, thanks!
Glad you like them! Cheers!
An iron kettle or pan would heat up better IMHO, and hold heat longer at a lower heat. Use them all the time on my electric stove. Great to use for outdoor cooking if over a wood fire.
So happy for you to own these, and for the rest of the world my ideas are equally just as good, as I demonstrated in this video. But, thanks for watching and throwing your 2 cents in. Cheers!
Put a lid on your grilled cheese. Keeps the heat for the cheese to melt more completely.
Mindy! I'm here originally bc of Jaylena, (in the crocker days 😖) and found you from Issac's channel!
I'm a full time motorhome resident, and will never forget making solar soup in the dashboard when I was off grid! Even coffee and teas.
Hello and welcome to my channel, and thank you for giving me a chance to entertain you. May you find fun and uplifting content here always. See you again soon, Cheers!
Excellent video Mindy. You are the coolest bus Mom ever. I have alot of these items and you have given my so many new ones to get as far as food stuff. Thanks so much. 🧘🙏🌎☮️
Hello Elly, thank you for appreciating The Dollar Store Emergency Meal Plan! lol! Sometimes you just have to think outside of the box. Cheers!
Hi there 9thE. I'm on the same page. 😊👍 I even have the same foods prepped. These methods work, I've used them during outages. I used a smaller pot with lid to boil water. I also used a smaller stainless steel fry pan, and was able to sear a small steak- it got very hot. You could easily do hot dogs or burgers imo. Very easy to heat any canned goods. I set mine up on my stove on a metal baking sheet for extra safety. I also purchased a camping mess kit in case. Looking at a Haines solar oven too. Cheers! ✌
Hello BI, thank you for your note. I agree about the smaller, thinner walled pots and pans, and yes they do work. In an attempt to keep things simple and food safe, I went with fast cooking foods and cooked meat. I would hate for anyone to fail at cooking meat, and then get sick. I am going to look up the Haines Solar oven as well. See you again soon and welcome to the channel. Cheers!
When I was younger living in CT, we had power outages all the time. My parents use to break out the Colman camp stove to cook. It worked perfectly. It's always good to have one of these on hand for such occasions. Later years, we also had a kerosene heater for the colder months, which did the job. Kerosene is more expensive than it use to be but it is good for emergencies especially if you don't have a generator or a woodstove. It's also good to have a carbon monoxide monitor while running a kerosene heater. It does smell when you first start it up and then the odor goes away.
Great tips and childhood stories. Thank you, Cheers!
Thank you. Though we all need some more sustainable meals.
Loved the music! And "butter" always makes the list! 😋
Thank you! and I agree...on both. lol! Cheers!
Would it be helpful to add canned, frozen, and fresh vegetables and fruit to diversify the food and nutrition? Could you also add the use of an alcohol stove (Red Camp, Trangia, for example) in place of the canned fuel with any one of these methods?
Hi Daphne, are you a Home Economics teacher? The title of this video is about stoves that you can create yourself for an emergency. What you choose to cook on them or your dietary needs is up to you. The whole point of this video is to educate and inspire you before you have an emergency, so I hope I met this point. Cheers!
Sure helps to eat out of beautiful bowls too...love it~
Hi Wanda, I appreciate beauty. It makes the food taste better. Cheers!
Such GREAT ideas!! Everything looked great! Thanks for these AWESOME tips!! I do have one that I'd like to share, Powdered Skim Milk, I use it every morning for my cereal, no worrying about refrigeration! It's also great for soups, and Mac and Cheese! Lol ... I was thinking 'ketchup' with the grilled cheese and then you said it, Great Canadian minds think alike!
Ellie those are great tips. Please continue to share your wise nuggets of wisdom. Cheers!
It makes everything that needs "cooked with milk" taste sooooooo much better ❣️
I keep powdered whole milk in my kitchen since I hardly ever need a lot of milk. The brand is Nido and is in the Latin section of the supermarket.
Yes, I have a supply of powdered milk as well. If the grid goes down during the warmer months, the refrigerated milk won't last long. Also, I keep powdered milk on hand for the grandkids and neighbors with little ones.
I recommend practicing your chosen method of emergency cooking before you need it -- so you don't run into any surprises. Adding the element of romance is a bonus.
Hi James, YES please practice preparedness and safe sex during the element of romance. Cheers!
I used a ferro rod to light my alcohol stove and spilled the alcohol everywhere. Learned a lot from that 😬
@@no_peace Ouch! Harsh as that was, better now than in an emergency, and I'm sure that is your point. Thanks for the timely lesson.
Hi. Brilliant video. I notice that you have the same Corning Ware casserole dishes that I inherited from my gran. Very useful. I’m Australian BTW and a lot of people here are without power tonight in the state of Victoria.
Hi Susan I am Oz too. We lost ours to a storm 2 nights ago. It was after tea, so no problem. Could just get an early night. Hope you get yours back soon. I learnt heaps from this video.
Hi Susan from down under. I am so sorry that you guys are experiencing power outages, and I hope that you have safe alternate ways to survive. May things resolve soon. Cheers!
Thank you TW, Cheers!
Hi Mindy...im naming you Miss Ingenioustity !!! So creative you always bring a smile to my not so smily life of physical pain and basically bed life....ive watched many of your videos since Jaylenas birthday live .....i used to do carvan life but never full time...however you add a new inspiring demention to home and vanlife...Bless your cotton socks and all the rest of your inventional life.. your personality here ooozes kindness passion and love of life...thanks Mindy from Australia..xo
Debra, I am so honored and touched that you get a kick out of me. I did not plan on being a RUclipsr so this is a Wild Ride for me. Pack a snack, buckle in and stick around. There will be miles and miles of smiles here. Cheers!
Like the music 🎶
Thank you for sharing. Safe travels.😊
EXCELLENT! THANK YOU... GREAT PRESENTATION.. 😊
Glad it was helpful! Cheers!
Thank you for the informative video. Lots of easy ways to cook in an emergency that many would not think of. Very well done!
Thanks JP, simplicity at it's finest. Cheers!
Ooh look at the dollar store for the tiny paper bull nose clips to hold that grill on your corningware dish securely.
Love It! Got you thinking for me and everyone reading. Keep the ideas coming. Cheers!
Hi Sweet Lady!!!❤ Thank you for all the good advice 🙏😊
You are so welcome, please come back anytime. Cheers!
Awh thank you dear, I'm not a seasoned in prepping but trying. Making little individual bags. Kids call them mama G's MRE'S. THANK YOU SWEETS .BLESSINGS FROM LAS VEGAS.
Louisa, I LOVE that. What do you put in the little bags? It is always good to have a plan and try it out before you need it. Then in an emergency it really only feels like camping...in the house. Much love from Oregon, Cheers!
I use tea candles ..placed the tea candle under a metal candle holder..placed a small pot on top of the metal candle holder and warmed up my food..
THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION MANY BLESSINGS
You are so welcome, Cheers!
You were very informative with the food items and mixing them together.....I've not seen a video on this topic yet and I have done a bunch of searching also. Keep it up thank you very much from Virginia.
Hi Earnie, thank you for noticing this. I was intentional on being unique. Cheers!
Very bad food choices, not real food. As Putin said 'americans are sick fat and dead' he was referring to our fake food. Choose real whole foods. You are very mislead Earnie. Look back at your childhood and what you ate then.
I just discovered your channel, love your tips and your creativity,
subscribed!!!
Thank you MP. Perhaps you will enjoy the Honda Element Camper Van Build series. Cheers!
Very informative, I can do this. Thank you
You can do it! Cheers!
Thank You. Very Good Video. Especially The Different way To Make Food.
Thank you for noticing. I like quirky hacks that actually work. Please take the time to look through your house to see what you can use. If you do not have anything then consider buying some items new or from second hand stores. Cheers!
Tomato soup and grilled cheese 😋
So good, Cheers!
You always make me hungry. Love the video :)
Dude! hello, never come to Ninth Element without a snack. Cheers!
Love It, I'm Prepared Now, Thank You Mindy💯👍🏾👏🏽‼‼‼
Hi George, I am so happy that you have a back up plan. May you never need to use except for practice. Cheers!
Thank you for the ideas.
You are so welcome! Cheers!
Beef stew sounds wonderful right now but I'm to lazy to go to the store and get some. You made me hungry Ms Mindy!
Hi Crystal, that is so funny that my Dollar Store meals made you hungry. I can give a very positive report on these meals, and they are much tastier than the MRE meals that I tried in my Livestream. Also, they are way cheaper. Cheers!
Good stuff ... food looks great too ... and a way to cook in emergency ...
Yes, thank you Cheers!
If you put a lid on the pan it would take less time and actually brown faster
Please focus on the message and not the method. It is about the stoves, and NOT a cooking lesson.
Thank you.
You are so welcome Charlotte. I hope that I planted some positive seeds in your noggin. Cheers!
Amazing video! Already my favorite! Thank you!
Thank you, I enjoy being prepared as well as thinking "outside the box" in creative ways to be sustainable. Cheers!
Love the great ideas. Thankyou for sharing.
Hi Bridget, I am so happy that you got a few ideas. For me, it was all about reinvigorating old knowledge. With modern food technology now, there are so many everyday meals that are way more delicious than emergency food kits. Thanks for watching, Cheers!
Excellent! Thank you very much! By the way, I really appreciate the meal examples. The gel fuel in the Corning Ware with the rack on top was an eye opener. LOL.
Hey Wink, thinking outside of the box is fun. So glad that you enjoyed this one. More to come. Cheers!
Great video Mindy. Very Informative.
Hello Paul, thank you. Hopefully you found this very relaxing for an Emergency Prepper video. Cheers!
Love the videos, so sweet and helpful! 🤍✨
So glad that you liked this, see you again soon. Cheers!
Using the utensil holder: i bought the one you showed on Amazon and I had good luck and bad. The canned fuel kept being extinguished when I placed the pot on top so I switched to a smaller Sterno style gel can and that worked fine.
This method would work well for one or two people and for foods that only require a quick heat- up.
Also- I found myself being concerned about the pot being knocked off the utensil holder. That didn’t happen however because I sat nearby the whole time. I’m practicing now- winter is coming!
Positive point: I now have a sense of satisfaction about being ready for any upcoming winter emergencies. Im not dreading a power outage now. ⛄️ Thank you!
YAY! You understand the point of practicing. I know that these methods are not perfect, BUT, I wanted to empower people to think outside of the box and utilize common household items for emergencies. It is not necessary to have MRE meals and fancy stoves. Remember, you are not trying to cook a Holiday Dinner, you are trying to survive. Be safe, Cheers!
If you ever do want to get a dedicated pot holder they have them for backpacking. Usually they're standalone fire grates or backpacking pot stands. I think Coghlan makes one that's at big box stores
I looked, "coghlan pot stand" gets a bunch of promising results on amazon
Thank you, I will look into this and possibly try it. Cheers!
Ty for this video...👊👍💯🙏
You are welcome. Cheers!
you could do a fondue a ganash or chocolate dipping sauce for whatever , and lightly fry up a seasoning sauce with spring onions, dried chilli etc (to flavour oil and foods) =Aromatics need only low heat & not long too.
Now that is fancy Power Outage meals. Oh my! Yummy, Cheers!
Thanks Mindy, love gaining ideas.
Hi Anne, thanks for viewing this. It is nice to know that there are other meals that can be used in an Emergency that are affordable and tasty. If you did not see my last Live with Isaac cooking, I did not like the MRE and the Moutain House meals. They both tasted like garbage. Have fun and stay safe. Cheers!
Very informative. Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome, adventures coming soon. Cheers!
What a great channel ! Thank you for all of your tips .
Thanks for watching! Cheers!
Happy I found your channel; Thank You for posting this valuable info!!
Glad it was helpful! Please join the channel for more fun information soon. Cheers!
Another reason why I have a charcoal and gas grill
Good for you! Cheers!
you are an inspiration Im loving your journey with all the bus folks
Thank you, Cheers!
Great food ideas! Thanks.
Lots of great ideas! Thanks Mindy! ❤from Ohio
You are so welcome! Thanks for coming Deanna, Cheers!
Have you heard about using a wonderbag for cooking without power, you need to check it out on you tube on how to make one . 😀
Hi Dora, this is an awesome question. I went to an Off-Grid Internship in 1998. One of the ways we cooked food was with a Hay Box. They are pretty simple to make and they do work. The Wonderbag is a cute modern version of the old school one. Thank you for asking me this question, I am going to check out the Wonderbag. Cheers!
Thank you this video is so informative and I'll definitely be getting a few of the items you've shown here.
Hi Kelsi, it does not hurt to be prepared, and please try out food with your preferred stove so that you will know what to do when it is a stressful situation. Good luck, Cheers!
Thank you for sharing! I really liked the first burner and thought the grill actually came with it. They missed that ingenious design!
I make coffee can rocket stoves and have created videos showing how to use a roll of toilet paper and 3 tuna cans and make 3 sterno type burners with various fuels. I have yet to try to make one with Crisco and I think that will be one of my next videos!
Hello, I will have to check out your channel, that idea sounds brilliant. Thanks for your comment, Cheers!
@@NinthElement here's the link. The audio is horrible though due to my phone camera acting up. But the info is there!
ruclips.net/video/lBjSjmBdA_w/видео.html
Oats don’t really need to be cooked. Overnight oats are great. If you want them warm, add warmed milk to the bowl.
True, but this is a video that shows how to cook during a power outage.
Personally, I do not like the taste of soaking oatmeal overnight, do you?
I use my thermos for cooking oatmeal. Oatmeal and hot water in the thermos takes about 40 minutes or so...time it takes to walk my dog.
I put my oats with liquid (water, almond milk, or whatever) and my add-ins (like raisins, cocoa nibs, berries, or nuts) in a mason jar and let it stand on the counter overnight. By morning, the oats are soft, the fruit is plump, and I can add in warm water or milk if I want to. Really, it doesn’t need to be cooked.
@@sharonbeckmon9837 to me, the taste is the same. The texture is slightly different, but I add in a lot of stuff, too.
@@hartmanartsource I'm a Malt-o-meal kinda guy but hot oat meal and butter is darn good too..
I prep (cook) a dozen or so meals then freeze them. Use tea lights to reheat if need be.
LOVE this! Cheers!
I love the rocket stove concept ty
Hi Nadia, yes I love that one too. Cheers!
Lady
U gave me some great ideas
Thank you
You are so welcome. Being Prepared is not that hard. Cheers!
Great information. Thank you!
You are so welcome. I enjoy breaking things down to simple. Being prepared is not that hard, and most of us have basic stuff to get us through for a few days. Stay sweet and safe. Cheers!
Great ideas!! 🥰
Hello April! Were you at the Premier? I am so sorry that I missed my own premier, I slept in lol! Glad that you liked this, Cheers!
We learned in Girl Scouts how to make buddy burners. You would use a 3 # metal coffee can. On the lower side of the can using a church key you will go around the side of the can putting triangle shaped holes on the side where the bottom of the can is, put them on that lower side punch leave a space, punch leave a space going all the way around the can. At the top side of the open can place a row around the side of the can. With needle nose pliers wrap the triangle shaped metal around the can edge!
Now using a tuna can or chicken can you will cut cardboard in long sheets the height just about a 1/2 inch lower than the side of the can. Coil the cardboard in a spiral shape Loosely and place it in your can. Add your crisco or candle wax. Using crisco it would be a good idea to get one of those lids made especially for canned cat food to close it up after the can has cooled down. Now you can use the candle like a bunson burner turn the can on it’s open edge over the bunson burner. You will want to use a large flowerpot saucer over a trivet to place your candle & 3# can over it. You can use it for a light weight fry pan or a sauce pot.
Hi Cheri, what you are describing sounds like a Rocket Stove. My professor Dean Stihl was down in Kenya at one point building these for families. Isn't alternative technology fun? Cheers!
I like your style ,music is great ,you look lovely and the content is vital thanks..
Thank you so much! You are too kind, Cheers!
I love this! Thank you so much for this video, so many great idea.
Hi Sassy, may you find this useful, but, you never have to use it. Cheers!
And now this word from our sponcers.
Right? Cheers!
Great video. I feel like I can do that!💕💕
Exactly Annette. Have fun and be safe. Cheers!
Cute cat bowl. I want that!
It was a gift. I have seen them in Asian food stores for sale. Cheers!
Wow I didn't even know that you could buy all that packet food. I am in Australia. Next time I go to the supermarket I will look around to see what we have like that. I love ramen and always have that and baked beans in the cupboard.
Thanks for sharing this information. Our power goes off during summer, due to load sharing on the electricity grid. Gets hot as hell but we barbecue food outside through summer.
Hello TW, I am sorry that Auz is having these issues. May everything restore to normal soon, hang in there. In the meantime get a little kit together, Cheers!
@@NinthElement thanks for replying. I did go to my local supermarket this morning and found many of those foil sealed meals like tuna bake and alfredo. Bought a few for emergency use. We grow our own and only buy meat for one meal a week.
I am glad to see your ideas and will utilise them.
I am happy that you took the time to watch my video and then go and find some of the items. That is being prepared, which I appreciate. It is a good practice to be in. Cheers!
Love that butter hugger!!!
Thanks Patricia, the link for it is in the description. Cheers!
oh look at this :) Good job Mindy
My Filipino Knees & Toes friend told me to make one a month like this film. I listened and he was right. Filipino Bus Dudes are the smartest on RUclips. Hugs!
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Great ideas😊😊
Thank you, Cheers!
I'm going to have to try your oatmeal!!
Yummy! Cheers!
I really needed this . We just got a new stove earlier this year, and suddenly after using it just this Sunday, it doesn't work. What I mean is, the outlet it's hooked to, is out . We can't afford to have an electrician fix it either, so we're stuck with a new stove that doesn't work . I just know with the way things tend to go for us, the electrician is probably going to claim the entire house needs rewiring . We can't afford a rewiring, so we're doing without it . We still have a grill and a slowcooker, so I guess we'll be using those .
Look at my Gas One video back in December. They are $15 - $30 depending on where you live. There is an Amazon Link to mine that you can order. They take Butane Cans that can run pricey, but buy them in bulk, they are cheaper. I 100% cook on mine. Cheers!
@@krisqueen5939 Thanks, I'll try that .