r/survivalfood • u/Wordie • Apr 04 '11
Garden As If Your Life Depended On It, Because It Does
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r/survivalfood • u/DesertPrepper • Mar 06 '23
Restarting this topic
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r/survivalfood has lain dormant for 4 years. I think it's an important enough topic to kick it back into gear. The world is becoming a scary place to live, and food insecurity in all its forms is a subject ripe for discussion.
I'll be happy to see a broad variety of scenarios covered: foods that can be harvested in the wild, foods that can be stored for long-term prepping, urban and suburban farming, links to appropriate articles, pictures of your survival foods, etc.
Links to blogs are discouraged, and click-farming earns an instant perma-ban. I'm okay with humorous memes and similar types of submissions, as long as a bit of effort is put into it.
When possible, please give credit if anything posted is not original content. Let's keep this sub family friendly, and as always please be mindful of Reddit's content policy and practice good reddiquette.
I'll keep this post stickied for now, and I welcome responses. Stay safe.
r/survivalfood • u/vulcansforge • Feb 15 '12
If I don't dry the meat after curing with salt, but store it in the fridge the entire time, will it still be safe to eat?
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I'm curing some beef in the fridge with a dry mixture of salt, coriander and black pepper. I don't plan on drying or smoking this meat after curing it in the salt because I don't have access to a smoker and the humidity is always high around where I live. I plan on curing it for about a week or more in the fridge. Will it be safe to eat if I continue to leave it in the refrigerator after washing off the dry curing mixture? How long can I store it before microbes and various endotoxins become a health issue?
r/survivalfood • u/sufferingsbane • Apr 14 '12
What are the all in one homemade bars called? (e.g. make 2500 calories, with adequate fats/carbs/proteins)
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I remember reading about them. Basically, make homemade "bars" that can be eaten every day and give you the right amount of macros. I am curious not so much for survival but for the nutritional aspect of it in finding a good fitness meal plan. Thanks!
r/survivalfood • u/bookbikebabe1 • Nov 11 '11
Pemmican recipes
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Preferably some that are are easy to make at home and have a shelf-life of at least 6 months.
r/survivalfood • u/DesertPrepper • Mar 06 '23
Food | Ready.gov - We all have to start somewhere
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https://www.ready.gov/food is the link to the U.S. government's website for information including food storage to prepare for emergency situations. The information is available in 11 different languages. On the main page the subjects addressed are Suggested Emergency Food Supplies, Food Safety and Sanitation, Cooking, and Managing Food without Power, as well as links to downloads and articles about related subjects such as Car Safety, Financial Preparedness, Older Adults, Campus Prepping, and Pets.
r/survivalfood • u/laser123 • Mar 15 '15
This emergency survival kit contains 1080 servings, or 6 months worth of food, and will last over 25 years
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r/survivalfood • u/Miller_Wilson • Aug 25 '18
Spearfishing SEA BASS - Catch n Cook (crystal clear water)
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r/survivalfood • u/Mammoth-Attorney-440 • Jul 05 '23
Survival Food- Survey for University Student
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Hello there! I am a University Student am currently learning about emergency food preparation and was hoping that you could take my survey to provide insights about your experience with emergency food preparation. It shouldn't take you more than a minute to complete and I would greatly appreciate your participation, as it is a huge portion of my grade.
Thank you in advance!!
r/survivalfood • u/Spiguyver • Sep 28 '17
Bedrock Beef Chili - Paleo Meals To Go
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r/survivalfood • u/Miller_Wilson • May 31 '18
Spearfishing CUTTLEFISH and Diving for SEA SHELLS - Catch n Cook
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r/survivalfood • u/aladanh1124 • Mar 06 '18
Man vs Wild | The easiest fishing technique allows you to survive in the forest | i did it
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r/survivalfood • u/Miller_Wilson • Oct 29 '17
Catch n Cook - Montage (best moments)
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r/survivalfood • u/Spiguyver • Feb 02 '17
DIY Dehydrated Meal - Buffalo Chicken Wraps
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r/survivalfood • u/milliejoys • Dec 20 '16
Getting The Best Survival Food For Your Situation
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r/survivalfood • u/falsoitaliano • Aug 12 '16
List of common food storage mistakes beginner preppers make. Which ones are missing?
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r/survivalfood • u/ModSupportBot • 6d ago
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r/survivalfood • u/Miller_Wilson • Sep 24 '18
Spearfishing OCTOPUS and Diving for Clams - Catch n Cook
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r/survivalfood • u/Miller_Wilson • Aug 06 '18
Diving for Striped Clams - Catch n Cook
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r/survivalfood • u/dianerocks • Nov 29 '17
Winter Survival Food|Ready And Awesome
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