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Tutorial: Signaling For Help In Distress

When we think of signaling for help in distress, we tend to think of fires and smokes. That’s why most of us are loaded on fire-starting devices – from primitive ones like sticks and stones, to modern ones like instafire and waterproof matches, we have them all stocked in our ultimate bug out bag.

How To Survive In The Woods

If you’ve lost all means of communication with the civilized world, it still doesn’t mean you’re completely lost. The best way to survive in the woods is to determine the cardinal points is by observing the suns motion from sunrise to sundown, as it always rises approximately in the East and sets approximately in the West.

Emergency Food Recipe Of The Week #6: Tuna Pizza

I was just dying for a pizza the other day, but not any kind… I was craving for the pizza my mom used to make …

Emergency Food Recipe Of The Week #5: Savoury Salmon And Potato Salad

I’m back with a new mouth-watering emergency food recipe from busycooks.about.com. Today, it’s a salmon and potato salad I’ve just tried a couple hours ago. …

Emergency Food Recipe Of The Week #4: Brown Bread Sandwich

photo source: http://www.ifood.tv Today I was working on some articles when I suddenly realized how hungry I was. It wasn’t lunchtime yet, so I thought …

Emergency Food Recipe Of The Week #3: Butterbean Salad

photo source: www.agriculturesource.com Today’s Emergency Food Recipe is deliiiicious and embarrassingly easy. busycooks reveals the secrets to making a perfect butter bean salad in no …

Emergency Food Recipe Of The Week #2: Kids’ Special Sweet Potato Salad

photo source: http://hanimcooks.tumblr.com I’m back with this week’s emergency food recipe and YES, this time it’s a nutritious treat for the kids. Of course, it’s …

Emergency Food Recipe Of The Week #1: Creamy Mushroom Soup

Welcome to the Emergency Food Recipe Of The Week column! Every Friday, I’m going to be posting a new delicious recipe you can make with …

Indoor Emergency Cooking Tips

First of all, try to keep your fridge and freezer closed as much as you can. Make a list with everything you need for cooking and get everything out at once. If you don’t open the fridge more than once, it can keep food cold for up to 6 hours. Afterwards, you’ve got just 2-4 hours left to cook everything… or move the items into a cooler, with lots of ice.