I remember Alaska granny doing this. It’s a great idea, especially for people like me who struggle to be creative with food. This way I have a full meal in one sack and don’t just fall back on the same ole same ole

Just wanted to tell my online friends that you can buy a mushroom gravy packet, it has nice chunks of mushrooms when it rehydrated. Canned and fresh mushrooms can be expensive, this is my short cut!

Sounds simple and yummy! Thanks for sharing.

These would be great for camping.....

Wonderful ideas and easy to put together! In an emergency, food bags would be a such a stress reliever. Just grab a bag and you’re good. Thank you for sharing your ideas with us

Awesome video. Thank you for the meal plan !!!!

Great idea to add recipes to the bag labels. In a SHTF situation, folks will be stressed and minds may be cloudy. The recipe and ingredients make it easier for others to focus, follow directions and prepare the meal if the cook is sick, injured, or not available.

Great ideas 💡 👌 👍 👏 😀

Great recipe ideas, thank you!

I love your seasoning choices! If I could only pick 10, I would replace the seasoned salt and celery salt with paprika and red chili peppers. So many great meals here, Linda!!! I really want to try the potato soup, that just sounds so delicious! Thank you for the great ideas!!! Have a great night!❤

❤ thank you

This is such a fabulous idea! Thank you so very much for the ideas. Having my preps organized like this would make things seem so much less random.

Thank you for your ideas!

When I was in college, we had an electric pot to heat water for coffee. We would take a can of chicken, a can of green peas or corn, a brown gravy mix and get that going with water. When it came up to a boil, we would open and dump a package of success rice. It was really tasty and filling. Sometimes, we would substitute tuna for the chicken. Substituting coffee creamer for powdered milk will give it a creamier taste and doesn't use as much as the powder milk!

I have a friend who makes something like this and puts the earliest used by date on the paper so she can see at a glance. These are such great ideas for these meals. Thank u!😊

I love that you put these meal packets together and shared them with us, Linda! The more ideas we get, the better! You came up with lots of good meal combos. TFS and have a blessed night!

Excellent meal preps! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for the great ideas! Here are some ideas we like as well... Can corned beef, can potatoes, onion flakes or fresh onion fry up with a can of pork n beans on the side. Box shells and cheese add drained can tuna, can of green beans on the side.

You are such a blessing, very encouraging THANK YOU 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Excellent video! Great ideas. Thanks for sharing!!

This is so helpful! Thank you!

Great idea. Will be back

Thank you for sharing! I would add cinnamon to the spice bag, because there will be a time when you may want a quick dessert. In an SHTF, it may be comforting. You could serve it as a breakfast, too. I put dried berries, sweetener, cinnamon, dried milk, a bottle of water, and a biscuit mix in a bag for a quick cobbler. Also, one of my bag meals consists of a box of store brand or Stove Top stuffing mix, a can of chicken, a can of cream of celery soup, a packet or jar of chicken (or turkey) gravy, a can of green beans, and I always include a bottle of water, to prepare the stuffing, in case of SHTF. I would use the juice in the green beans as part of the water to mix up the stuffing. Press some stuffing mixture into bottom of pan or cast iron skillet. Cover with soup, chicken and green beans, crumble rest of mixture over that, then pour gravy over the top and bake for a chicken and stuffing casserole. You can use onion powder for your seasoning, and you can add some sage and pepper. I put some French fried onions in the bag for a crunchy topping, and more flavor! :)

Fabulous ideas! Thank you ☺️

That was a wealth of good ideas

I am so happy you were able to find the video and re upload it. I was sad when I couldn't find it. Thank you!!

Linda I love your channel. By the Way Walmart and Target did a message that they are lowering their prices for a small time because they ordered too much, yeah right we know the real reason. So hoping we can get things a little cheaper before SHTF LOVE YOU LINDA

Taco seasoning powdered chicken and beef bouillon, cinnamon, garlic salt, onion pieces, onion salt onion powder, cummin, sll spice meat tenderizer

Good idea making up the pre made up meals. I filled up a bucket full of them a while back I'm going to add a few of yours cuz I liked them 😃 Thanks for sharing 👍

Getting our spices together and thank you for your videos and God Bless you 🙏!! Prayers for all of us!!

Great ideas!I have some spaghetti bags made up. Spaghetti, jar of sauce,can of mushrooms, half pint of either home canned ground beef or Italian sausage. I also have some pizza bags. Packet of pizza crust, jar of pizza sauce, can of mushrooms, half pint of home canned Italian sausage and a package of shelf-stable pepperoni. Hopefully, I will have refrigeration and cheese.

Great picks hun 🤘

Can of rotel, can of corn, can of black beans, can of chicken, can of chicken broth= Chicken Tortilla soup

Great video. Please do more and cook them to show every one how to do it. Please show more of the baby dog.

Can you believe Amazon wants like 10.00 a can for that ham in the can? Thank god I got my last year

Great ideas. Thank you!

👍👍. Great ideas 💡 Linda 😊....

I am Linda also. I know this is emergency food. I would do more recipes with dried green Or red bell peppers and canned ir fresh tomatoes for vitamin C and canned sweet potatoes for vitamin A

great meal ideas, Linda.

Spam and potato casserole with peas is good in a pinch

Great ideas👍

Hi Linda. I’m so glad your intro song is back! Made my day.

Great video, Linda.

Hi Linda, great meal ideas. Thanks for sharing.

So many good ideas I haven’t thought of and items I haven’t even seen yet! Thanks for sharing

Great ideas Linda! Easy, no thinking! 👍😉

I find these suggestions highly valuable as to how to stock items and use in a meaningful way. Thank you.

Great ideas. I love how u bagged them up for quick ideas. This helps with maybe a partner who may not do the cooking usually or kids to grab and cook when they need too if helping in a shtf situation.

Very very helpful thank you ❤

Great ideas, all together for a meal. I will put a bucket of meals together after seeing this. Thanks so much

Fabulous assortment of meals! Thank you! Your ideas are really inspiring!

Love this Linda! Thank you for the ideas! Never thought of some of these! YAY for new bagged ideas. I also do chicken spaghetti as one.. just another idea. Its a can of chunk chicken breast, 2 cans of cream mushroom soup, 1 can rotel (off is what i used), and 1 box of spaghetti noodles. Cook noodles- drain, add chicken cream mush and rotel (with the juice) salt and pepper and warm. You can eat it that way but for now I put colby jack cheese all over the top and bake but for SHTF you dont need the cheese unless you have it.

Good ideas.

Wonderful idea

Stay safe and Blessings 🙏😁💙

Great Ideas

Thank you!!

Those are some good ideas for meals putting different foods together. 👍🏾❤❤❤

Great ideas for meals!

I miss you Linda. I hope you are doing well ❤.

Great ideas. Tyvm Blessings!!

I am so impressed with this vlogg. Thank you so much!

New subscriber, here. I am impressed with the meals you put together. Very well thought out, and I can see how important the meals planned ahead might be. Nothing needed a lot of prep work done. Thanks for the great ideas.

Glad to see you are doing well,may everyone be blessed and safe and may we all be vigilant and strong to make it through the days to come. Hope you keep doing well "neighbor". We are only about 45 mins apart.🇺🇲🇺🇲Stay strong.

Linda , you hit the ball out of the park with this video. Absolutely fantastic idea. Love it. Thank you gor always havi g such great ideas.👍👍😁😁

Such great ideas

Thank you Linda for these great ideas! ❤️❤️❤️

Great idea

I’ m a huge user of celery seed, dry mustard, homemade seasoned salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion dehydrated, paprika, chili powder, red pepper seed, love my spices.

Tuna casserole!!,,, yummy 😋

I hope you do more of these! I did the shelf stable & freezer meals like this all last yr. But kinda got away from it this yr. These are all great ideas! Seeing this makes me have motivation to do it again! Thank you!😄

You look so pretty tonight😊 Love your idea’s!

Thank you for the idea. I am going to be doing that. It looks .Ike a way to help organize my stockpile somehow, someway.

If you have a seal-sneak machine you can make small seasoning packets in a few minutes that can go in each bag. I just seal mine not using the vacuum feature. You can also purchase or make you own dried seasoning to put in the packets also, no looking for the right seasonings.

Yeah, you got the old music back. I always want to move my feet when I hear it. 😁

Excellent idea, Linda! Thank you for all the wonderful ideas. Have a blessed day. LUCRETIA

Excellent video Linda this has been so helpful to me as a newbie prepper. ....God Bless 💖

Everybody needs to learn how to grow their own potatoes.

nice!

Brilliant idea to do 14, I just did 7 in a bucket. I need another bucket. Lol. TFS LPK, & take care too everyone. ❤🙂🐶

Love the idea! My hubs is a chef by trade so we have dozens upon dozens of different spices. I like all you said but not big on celery salt or seasoning salt….probably substitute that with creole seasoning like Tony C, and Oregano because we do a lot of Latin. I also bought dried chilis, several types, in bulk and vacuum seal them in bags with 3-4 each and just rotate through…adds great Smokey flavor and a bit of heat.

Good video. I am single and live alone. I have 5 different flavors of bouillon. I can pick one and add other ingredients like dehydrated vegetables or canned meat or pasta or rice for a quick soup. I also have Ramen noodles if I feel like it. I got 48 of those 8 count chicken boullion cubes for cheap as a small part of that. One bouillon cube with 2 cups of water and whatever ingredients I decide makes a batch of soup. I have 18 of those #10 cans which I planned to make just over 6 months of meals and I have been working toward 32 of those cans for a year of meals just for me. I have lots of ingredients to work with so I thought that I would give you fair warning. Spinach quiche - powder eggs and powdered milk and powdered cheese with dehydrated spinach flakes. I can combine the individual ingredients with water then gently mix it in a pie tin. And bake it. Muffins - I have the Krusteaz basic muffin mix where I add water and dehydrated fruit to make muffins. It is also sold under another name. Pancakes with honey syrup - I have lots of just add water pancake mix. I have honey powder to make syrup just in case I cannot get any at the store. Sausages & hash browns - I have the smoked variety of Vienna sausages so that I can fry them up and have them with my hash browns Cream of Wheat or oatmeal with toppings - I have an assortment of toppings for my hot cereals. I have cinnamon Sugar and a variety of jellies and dried fruit that I can rehydrate. Biscuits and sausage gravy - I have the just add water biscuit mix and the country gravy with sausage. Homemade hot pockets - I have pizza crust mix pouches and basic marinara sauce. I have powdered Italian cheese. I have pepperoni. I have lots of other ingredients to a variety. I can use the pizza crust mix to make pizza, pretzels and bread sticks and other things. I can use my Ghee and add garlic and herbs to make garlic bread. I have 10 different pasta shapes. I have 12 different sauce options . I have 8 different dehydrated vegetables. I have 24 different shelf stable types of meat mostly in cans but a few are not. Over 400 are in cans but I also have jars and pouches. I have an assortment of spice and gravy powder envelopes. I also have a variety of rice options. I can pick a starch, and a meat and a sauce then add in vegetables to make a meal. I have Knorr sides and Knorr SOPA. They were low cost and I can add a 5 ounce can of meat and rehydrated vegetables to make a higher calorie meal. I can open and add a chunky soup to a casserole dish and add a little water. Then I make a biscuit mix pouch and use the dough to top the watery chunky soup I'm the casserole dish. The biscuits will bake on top while the soup get thick on the bottom. That is the country pot pie that grandma use to make. I have been looking for recipes for dehydrated sliced potatoes. Because I have a few pounds of them stored.

You look beautiful in this video! Great ideas for meals and spices!

These are great meals. I sent your link to my niece so she could see how to set these up. I know I have see crider ground beef before but cant find it now. Can you tell me where to order it thanks

Thanks Linda

Very good video!!

Crispy Orange Beef Have a Chinese restaurant favorite at home, and better yet, planned as a meal in your food storage plan! This meal goes together really fast. By the time the rice is cooked, dinner is served! 2 can (12 oz) Roast Beef, drained (*my favorite brand is Kirkland) 3 Tbs soy sauce 6 Tbs cornstarch, sifted 1/8 cup dried Orange Peel ¼ cup + 2 TBS orange juice (*see note) 3 Tbs molasses 1 Tbs rice vinegar 1½ tsp sesame oil 1½ cups vegetable oil 1 can (4 oz) green chilies ¼ tsp scant ginger ½ tsp scant garlic powder ½ tsp red pepper flakes 1½ cups uncooked rice 3 cups water (for cooking rice) 1 Begin by combining the sauce ingredients (2 TBS soy sauce, molasses, orange juice and sesame oil) and set aside. Next, mix together the dry seasonings, set aside as well. Line a cookie tray with three layers of paper towel and set aside. In a separate pot, begin cooking the rice. Finally, sift the cornstarch. 2 Heat the oil over medium heat until the temperature reaches 375 degrees. Meanwhile, combine the beef with 1 TBS soy sauce and sifted cornstarch. Once the oil is ready, carefully add one-third of beef and fry, stirring occasionally to keep beef from sticking together, until golden brown, about 1 1/2 minutes. Using a metal slotted spoon, transfer meat to paper towel lined sheet. Return oil to 375 degrees and repeat with remaining beef. After frying, reserve 2 TBS frying oil. 3 Heat reserved oil in a 12 inch skillet over medium heat. Add green chilies and dry seasonings, stirring to combine. Add liquid sauce ingredients, stirring until slightly thickened, about 45 seconds. Add beef and toss. Serve immediately over cooked rice. 4 Begin by measuring the wet and dry ingredients (separately) and setting aside. Prepare a cookie tray lined with paper towel, sift the cornstarch and begin heating the oil. 5 In heating the oil, I like to use a small length of aluminum foil over the top of my pot (to guard from splattering), allowing space for the thermometer. 6 Combine the drained beef with 1 TBS soy sauce and the cornstarch. 7 When the oil reaches 375 degrees, carefully add beef and fry, working in one-third batches of meat. Stir (while frying) to keep the beef from sticking together, for about a minute and a half until the beef is crisp and browned. Transfer to the paper towel lined baking sheet to drain. Repeat with remaining beef. Reserve 2 TBS frying oil. 8 In a 12 inch skillet over medium heat, combine reserved oil and green chilies. Add in the dry seasonings followed by the sauce ingredients. Add the beef and gently stir. 9 Serve immediately with cooked rice. Garnish with sesame seeds. 10 Notes: 11 ◦In this recipe I’ve used canned orange juice that I buy as a 6 pack of 6 oz. cans. The recipe only calls for about half of one can but for a more orange flavor, you could opt to use the entire can. Using less liquid will keep the beef “crispier”. 12 ◦If green onions are on hand, add 2 (sliced on a thin bias) into the sauce. 13 ◦I categorized this recipe as a pantry meal for how simple and fast it is to make even though half of the ingredients (for the sauce) are more easily pulled off the shelf and measured when making the meal. 14 ◦My 11 year old daughter is telling me I need to let you know ahead of time that it’s a little spicy (PS- it’s not really that spicy). Turn down the spice if you prefer.

Love that table Linda.

Love all those spices.

Thank you for sharing! Where can I find those individual packs of dry milk? I think this is a great idea and I want start prepping some meals like this

Where did you find the canned ground beef and the fajita meat?

Linda, your latest video is not coming through. Says it's private.

Where’s the vegetarian meals ?? 🤣☺️ jk love your channel!

New???

These are all good! I like doing this with my homemade stew and chili ingredients too. It saves time looking for stuff. 😷💚🥫💧

All these recipes sound really good! I’m going to make baggies like yours! I love all of your spices