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My FAVORITE Cracked Wheat Cereal Recipe

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How to Bottle Hamburger

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Homemade Corn Bread

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How to make Homemade Bread

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Month 6: Dinner Recipes





Shopping List:
     *16 Powdered Instant Milk 28oz bag/1.8lbs.  $100

Aldis/Walmart

     *4 cans Cream of Mushroom Soup.  $3.16

Total:  $103.16 

Here is the list of Dinner Recipes that go with the Food Storage Challenge.  Make sure you try them out (you can substitute the Freeze Dried beef, milk, and eggs for regular) so you are familiar with how to make them and know if your kids will eat them.  


Dinner Recipes:
BBQ Chicken and Biscuits- Serves 4
***Stove/oven time 1hr***

Chicken
2 c Freeze Dried Chicken
+ 4 c boiling water to re-hydrate chicken
2 c BBQ sauce

Mix chicken in boiling water, cover and let sit 5-7min; drain off extra water. Shred chicken and stir in BBQ sauce.
Biscuits
2 c white flour
2 tsp baking powder
4 Tbsp shortening
½ tsp salt
¾ c milk = ¼ c powdered milk
+ 1 c water

Heat oven to 425 degrees. Combine dry ingredients. Cut in shortening. Add water gradually until dough is soft. Kneed for about 30sec. Shape and bake 12-15min. Makes 8 small biscuits.

Chicken Stuffing Casserole- serves 4, makes 8×8 pan
***Oven time 1 ½ hr***

1pkg Stove top Dressing Mix
1 can Cream of chicken Soup
1 ½ c water
2 c Freeze Dried Chicken
+ 4 c water to rehydrate chicken

Boil 4 c water, mix chicken and water, let sit 5-7min; drain off extra water. Boil 1 c water, add dressing mix. Pack ½ dressing mix into 8×8 pan. Mix soup, ½ c water put on top of dressing, and then add chicken. Put rest of dressing mix on top. Bake 45min at 350 degrees in oven.

Corn Bread and Beans- serves 4
***Oven time 40min…Stove time 20min***

1 can Bush baked beans

Corn Bread- makes 1 pie pan or 8×8 pan
¾ c cornmeal (grind ½ c popcorn kernels)
1 ¼ c wheat flour (grind between ¾ c and 1 c)
¼ c sugar
2 tsp baking powder
½ tsp salt
1 c water
1/3 c powdered milk
1 egg = 2 ½ Tbsp “whole egg” powder
+ 2 ½ Tbsp water for egg

Warm up beans.
Mix dry ingredients in bowl. Add water and stir well. Pour into pan. Cook at 400 degrees for 20min.
Topping
1 Tbsp butter per person = 4 Tbsp butter powder
+ 4Tbsp water for butter

Flank Steak Fajitas- serves 4
****Stove time 30min***
2 c Freeze Dried Beef
+ 4 c water to rehydrate beef
1 c Freeze Dried Bell Peppers
+ 3 c water to rehydrate bell peppers
2 tsp steak seasoning
¼ c dehydrated onions
Boil 4 c water, add beef, cover and let stand 5-7min; drain off extra water. Place Bell peppers in 3 c water and let sit 15-20min until fully re-hydrated. In sauce pan cook beef, peppers, seasoning, and onions until warm. Serve over tortillas.
Tortillas
1 ½ c white flour
1 tsp baking powder
½ tsp salt
3 Tbsp shortening
¾ c warm water

Mix dry ingredients and cut in shortening. Add warm water (NOT hot) a little at a time until dough is soft and not sticky. Knead dough for a few minutes. Pull dough into balls (about 6) and let rest for 10min. Set pan on med/high heat. Roll out dough and cook for a few seconds on each side until you see light brown spots.

Fried Burritos- Serves 4

***Stove time 30min***
Beans
2 c dried re-fried beans
2 c water

Add beans to boiling water, stir briefly and cover. Let sit 10min
Cheese
4 servings of cheese blend
1 c water

Combine cheese blend with hot water and stir until smooth
Tortillas
1 ½ c white flour
1 tsp baking powder
½ tsp salt
3 Tbsp shortening
¾ c warm water

Mix dry ingredients and cut in shortening. Add warm water (NOT hot) a little at a time until dough is soft and not sticky. Knead dough for a few minutes. Pull dough into balls (about 6) and let rest for 10min. Set pan on med/high heat. Roll out dough and cook for a few seconds on each side until you see light brown spots.

Spaghetti with Noodles- Serves 4
****Stove time 30min***
3 c noodles
1 jar Spaghetti sauce
4 c water

Boil water, add noodles. When noodles cooked, drain and mix in sauce until warm.

Swiss Steak and Mashed Potatoes- Serves 4

***Stove time 45min***
2 c Freeze Dried Beef
+ 4 c water to re hydrate beef
1 pkg onion soup mix
1 can cream of mushroom soup
¼ c water
2 tsp salt added to boiling water

Boil 4c water, add beef, let soak for 5-7min. Drain off extra water. Mix rest of ingredients with beef.
Potatoes- makes about 4, ½ c servings
2 c boiling water
1 ½ c potato flakes
Mix potato flakes with boiling water. Serve with Beef mixture

*Again...I do recommend you attempting to cook some of these meals to make sure your family enjoys them. If you end up adding extra seasonings, just buy an extra bottle when shopping to add to your food storage supply.


DISCLAIMER: I have found these recipes from various sites on the web, different recipe books, and adjusted them that I DO NOT REMEMBER exactly where they came from. I did so much of this research years ago... I am NOT taking ANY credit for coming up with these on my own. If you DO know where one came from, feel free to post it in the comments below. Thanks!


Other Related Posts:

PREVIOUS POSTS IN THIS CHALLENGE:

Food Storage Challenge Introduction
Month #1:  What are #10 cans?
Month #1.5: Storing Bulk Items
Month #2:  Breakfast Recipes
Month #3:  Money Saving Tips
Month #4:  Storage Part 1
Month #4.5:  How to Rotate Food you Don't Like
Month #5: Storage Part 2


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Cheap Meal Ideas

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Home Made Banana Nut Muffins

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Month 2: Breakfast Recipies




Shopping List:
Walmart/Aldis
     *8 boxes Onion Soup Mix (2 pkg in a box). $6.50
     *16 cans Cream of Chicken Soup.  $13
     *2 Raisins (20oz) Containers.  $6
     *1 Steak Seasoning Container. $1


Costco/Sams Club

     *1 8lb Popcorn Container. $9.50
     *1 gallon Syrup. $7
     *1 16oz Vanilla. $8
     *2  72oz bags Chocolate Chips. $20

     * 2 80oz Honey.  $28
     *1 Brick Yeast. $4.50


Total: $103.50



Breakfast Recipes

Biscuits- Makes 8
***Oven time 45min***

2 c white flour
2 tsp baking powder
4 Tbsp shortening
½ tsp salt
¾ c milk (¼ c powder & 1c water)

Heat oven to 425. Combine all dry ingredients (including milk powder). Cut in shortening. Add water gradually until dough is soft. Kneed for about 30 sec. Shape and bake 12-15min at 425 degrees

*included 1 Tbsp Jam per person
*included 1 Tbsp butter per person = 4 Tbsp powder + 4 Tbsp water



Oatmeal- serves 4 (1c cooked each)

***Stove time about 30min***

2 c oats
4 c water
1 tsp salt

Boil sat and water. Add oats. Cook 30sec – 2min. Let set to cool.
Milk- to add to cereal if desired, or to drink. One cup per person.
4 c water
1 c powdered milk
Mix according to directions on package.



Oatmeal Bars- makes 8×8in pan to serve 4

***Oven time 30min***
Mix:
1/3 c brown sugar
¼ c white sugar
½ c milk  (2 Tbsp powder + ½ c water)
1 egg  (2 ½ Tbsp “whole egg” powder + 2 ½ Tbsp water)
1 Tbsp oil
1 tsp vanilla

Then Add:
¾ c wheat flour (Grind ½ c wheat)
½ tsp baking soda
½ tsp cinnamon
¼ tsp salt
1 ½ c oats
½ c dried fruit – raisins

Spread in greased 8×8 pan. Bake at 350 for about 20min until done.


Pancakes- Serves 4

***Stove time 30min***
2 whole powdered eggs  (about 5 Tbsp “whole egg powder” + 5Tbsp water)
3 c wheat flour (grind 2 c wheat)
4 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
4 Tbsp oil
2 ½ c milk (¾ c powder  + 2 ½ c water)
*Included 4 Tbsp water on Shopping List if needed for more liquids

Mix all ingredients together. Batter will be lumpy.
Toppings
1 c syrup (¼ c per person)
1 Tbsp butter per person  ( 4 Tbsp butter powder + 4 Tbsp water)



Wheat Cereal- Serves 4 (1 c cooked each)

***Stove time about 30min***
4 ½ c water
1 ½ c wheat, cracked
6 Tbsp sugar + 1 Tbsp for extra sugar to top cereal
¾ tsp salt
6 Tbsp powdered milk

Combine dry milk and water; bring to boil at med/high heat. Add wheat, sugar, salt. Cover, reduce to simmer for 20min stirring occasionally. Makes 4 ½ c cereal
Milk- to add to cereal if desired, or to drink. One cup per person.
4 c water
1 c powdered milk
Mix according to directions on package



Vanilla Muffins- Makes 1 dozen, serves 4
***Oven time 30min***

1 ½ c wheat flour (Grind 1 c wheat)
¼ c white flour
1 Tbsp baking powder
2 eggs  (5 Tbsp “whole egg” Powder + 5 Tbsp water)
6 Tbsp oil
½ c sugar
½ tsp salt
2/3 c milk  (5 Tbsp powdered milk + 2/3 c water)
1 ½ tsp vanilla

Preheat Oven 400 degrees. Mix dry ingredients, then add wet. Place batter in muffin tins. Bake 20-25min.
Toppings:1 Tbsp butter per person  (4 Tbsp butter powder + 4 Tbsp water)


***I do recommend you attempting to cook some of these meals to make sure your family enjoys them. If you end up adding extra seasonings, just buy an extra bottle when shopping to add to your food storage supply.


DISCLAIMER: I have found these recipes from various sites on the web, different recipe books, and adjusted them that I DO NOT REMEMBER exactly where they came from. I am NOT taking ANY credit for coming up with these on my own. If you DO know where one came from, feel free to post it in the comments below. Thanks!


PREVIOUS POSTS IN THIS CHALLENGE:
Food Storage Challenge Introduction
Month #1:  What are #10 cans?
Month #1.5: Storing Bulk Items

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This post may contain affiliate links. In the event that an affiliate link is used, I receive commission on the sale of the products. The affiliate link does not INCREASE your cost in any way.  The affiliate program does not sway my decision of what products to use and share as I only feature items I would link to with or without an affiliate link.  All reviews and opinions on this site are mine and mine alone.
We love to share our personal projects and what "works for us", however, we cannot guarantee that those same projects will also work for you. No two homes or two spaces are considered the same. As the reader, you assume any risks involved when completing projects seen on this site. We are not personally liable for any projects that are completed based on the ideas and inspiration shared here.

Credit to: IHeartOganizing.com