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Chris Martenson- Daily Digest 4/4 - Cholera Spreading In Mozambique, Unhealthy Diets Kill More People Than Tobacco April 4, 2019House committee passes bill to upgrade 401(k) plans amid 'retirement income crisis' At our current pace it'll take 80 years to repair all the structurally deficient bridges in the US, a report finds Cholera is spreading in Mozambique in the wake of Cyclone Idai Unhealthy diets now kill more people than tobacco and high blood […]
- Daily Digest 4/4 - Cholera Spreading In Mozambique, Unhealthy Diets Kill More People Than Tobacco April 4, 2019
Tag Archives: beans
Cooking Beans
I spent a good chunk of the day harvesting and cooking beans for the freezer. Beans are a multipurpose vegetable – perhaps the most multipurpose of all. Green beans, purple beans, yellow beans, streaked beans, snap beans, shell beans, wax … Continue reading
Posted in Farms, Food, Recipes
Tagged beans, bush beans, cooking beans, dried beans, pole beans, snap beans, southern green beans, three bean salad
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Keeping Quality
Back in the days before refrigeration, pasteurization and other modern (therefore “better”) ways of preserving food, keeping quality was a big deal. If you wanted to get through the winter – and possibly longer than that, depending on weather and … Continue reading
Posted in Farms, Food, Health, Money Matters
Tagged beans, bread, butter, food preservation, food waste, ghee, keeping quality, milk, preservatives, whole grains
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Pantry Principles – Pantry Management
Anyone who reads this blog or my book You Might be a Ranch Wife knows I’m always going on about pantry management and keeping the pantry well-stocked. There are distinct advantages to a well-stocked pantry, not the least of which … Continue reading
Posted in Farms, Food
Tagged beans, celery seed, pancakes, pantry, pantry management, spices
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