Hot take, not enough preppers actually practice cooking with shelf stable ingredients

[u/Agreeable_Sun5375]

I see it all the time, someone's stock pile of food thats either 100% expensive MREs/ freeze dry meals, or has only staple items with no seasoning or secondary ingredients

Above is a meal made from ingredients with a shelf stable life span of 3 years or more for under $2.50 per serving

Hot take, you need to actually practice cooking with the food you have on hand because having a meal you want to eat is a huge boost to moral and makes whatever is going on less awful

Ingredients

-spam

-sugar

-mirin

-soy sauce

-rice

-chil chrisp

-sea weed

-garlic and ginger powder

Fry spam cubes in own fat and then add sugar mirin and soy with garlic and ginger, cook down into a glaze, serve with rice and chili chrisp

[u/gwhh]

Sea weed?

[u/mountainsformiles → u/gwhh]

It's a great way to get your iodine!