1-1 1/2 sticks of butter
2 cups powered sugar
1 1/2 Tbsp. milk
1/2 tsp. vanilla
Beat together.
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You should try to use one item from your year supply of food storage each day: wheat, beans, potato, rice, pasta, and oatmeal (one day might be leftovers or eating out). Rotate them so that you use all of them at least once a week.
Then, each day, add items from your 3-month supply (canned and dry goods. I consider things like salsa, peanut butter and cake mixes part of my 3-month supply.)
Be sure to include your fresh ingredients, too.
Then, each day, add items from your 3-month supply (canned and dry goods. I consider things like salsa, peanut butter and cake mixes part of my 3-month supply.)
Be sure to include your fresh ingredients, too.
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- grains (6)
- ground beef (20)
- ham (4)
- holiday (8)
- legumes (5)
- long term food storage (6)
- Meal in a Jar (3)
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- pork (1)
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