Not much going on here but snow and more snow.
Starting the plans for Thanksgiving and inviting family to see who is coming and what they can bring.
New 51 Week Storage Ideas Week Thirty Five
This is for two (2) people so buy according to your family’s size.
Non-food list:
Duct tape: 2 to 3 rolls
Plastic roll: 2 rolls
Books to read for entertainment: any amount this includes books for children or grand children if necessary.
Food list:
Milk powdered: 15 pounds or in #10 cans (#10 cans are sold at the big store in Clarkston)
Oatmeal: 25 pounds or more
Rice: 15 to 25 pounds
Recipe:
Oatmeal Carrot Muffins
1-cup old fashion oatmeal
½ cup shredded carrots
½ cup milk
½ cup sugar
½ cup brown sugar
¼ cup vegetable oil
2 egg whites
1 teaspoon grated orange peel
½ cup white flour
½ cup wheat flour
1 tablespoon Baking powder
½ cup baking soda
Mix well and bake at 400 degrees for 20-25 minutes or until done. Makes 10 muffins
High Altitude Cooking & Baking
Breads: High altitudes may shorten the rising time for your quick breads. Also you will want to rise twice for a better texture for breads.
Cakes: At 3,000 feet and above pressure makes the cell structure expand and cam make a course or fallen cake.Oven temperatures: Increasing the oven temperature 25°F might help the batter before the cells formed by the leavening gases expand to much.
Cookies: You will have to adjust your flour adding a little more and maybe decreasing the fat in the recipe.
Pudding and cream pie fillings: Above 5,000 feet use direct heat by cooking in a saucepan on direct heat
.
Pressure cooking: In a pressure cooker pressure must be increased one pound for each 2,000 feet of elevation. Things like beans and vegetables take longer to cook. Foods take longer to boil also as well as meats take longer to cook over 3,000 feet.
96-hour kits: How are your 72 to 96 hour kits? Does anything in them need updated for winter?
Starting the plans for Thanksgiving and inviting family to see who is coming and what they can bring.
New 51 Week Storage Ideas Week Thirty Five
This is for two (2) people so buy according to your family’s size.
Non-food list:
Duct tape: 2 to 3 rolls
Plastic roll: 2 rolls
Books to read for entertainment: any amount this includes books for children or grand children if necessary.
Food list:
Milk powdered: 15 pounds or in #10 cans (#10 cans are sold at the big store in Clarkston)
Oatmeal: 25 pounds or more
Rice: 15 to 25 pounds
Recipe:
Oatmeal Carrot Muffins
1-cup old fashion oatmeal
½ cup shredded carrots
½ cup milk
½ cup sugar
½ cup brown sugar
¼ cup vegetable oil
2 egg whites
1 teaspoon grated orange peel
½ cup white flour
½ cup wheat flour
1 tablespoon Baking powder
½ cup baking soda
Mix well and bake at 400 degrees for 20-25 minutes or until done. Makes 10 muffins
High Altitude Cooking & Baking
Breads: High altitudes may shorten the rising time for your quick breads. Also you will want to rise twice for a better texture for breads.
Cakes: At 3,000 feet and above pressure makes the cell structure expand and cam make a course or fallen cake.Oven temperatures: Increasing the oven temperature 25°F might help the batter before the cells formed by the leavening gases expand to much.
Cookies: You will have to adjust your flour adding a little more and maybe decreasing the fat in the recipe.
Pudding and cream pie fillings: Above 5,000 feet use direct heat by cooking in a saucepan on direct heat
.
Pressure cooking: In a pressure cooker pressure must be increased one pound for each 2,000 feet of elevation. Things like beans and vegetables take longer to cook. Foods take longer to boil also as well as meats take longer to cook over 3,000 feet.
96-hour kits: How are your 72 to 96 hour kits? Does anything in them need updated for winter?
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