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Cooking Series: Food Storage and Nutrition P2


Source: Utah

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Do This

  • Determine the dietary needs of your family members. Are there allergies or other food restrictions?

  • Make a list of the foods that your family eats for a month and create a one month menu of foods that can be made from your pantry and food stores. Make sure you are covering the basics of nutrition.

  • Store a MINIMUM one month food supply in your home for you and your family. Work towards a three month supply.

  • Create a food and emergency storage room or area in your home.

  • Develop and maintain a food rotation system to prevent waste.

  • Try new foods and recipes to add to the variety in your food storage. Keep the ones you and your family like and will eat.

  • BONUS: Try growing sprouts for healthy greens anytime of the year. Incorporate them into your meals.

  • BONUS: Start a garden and learn how to grow your own food.

  • BONUS: Store enough food for your entire household for a year.

  • BONUS: Learn how to preserve food to add to your food storage.


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