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To: bgill; Twinkie; Marcella; MHGinTN

Navajo Fry Bread History - Indian Tacos History

http://whatscookingamerica.net/History/NavajoFryBread.htm


32 posted on 08/26/2012 9:24:41 AM PDT by Kartographer ("We mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor.")
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I have many recipes to make bread on the stove top and a number of those are American Indian recipes and old frontier recipes. I also have a heavy real torilla press (where did I put that?).

Because I have a Family Grain Mill and the hand bucket bread kneader, I decided to add a portable oven to bake bread and cakes/cookies/casseroles. I have long term storage Walton flour but no actual wheat. I’ll fix that and get long life wheat from Walton and that’s good for 30-35 years; flour doesn’t last nearly that long. That’s another back up to be sure I don’t run out of life saving food.

I’m a three ways to do something prepper and sometimes four ways. I’ve been doing this since 1998 and keep upgrading equipment as better products have become available.

Prepping is never finished.


34 posted on 08/26/2012 10:09:49 AM PDT by Marcella (Conservatism is dead. PREPARE)
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To: Kartographer; bgill

I have many recipes to make bread on the stove top and a number of those are American Indian recipes and old frontier recipes. I also have a heavy real torilla press (where did I put that?).

Because I have a Family Grain Mill and the hand bucket bread kneader, I decided to add a portable oven to bake bread and cakes/cookies/casseroles. I have long term storage Walton flour but no actual wheat. I’ll fix that and get long life wheat from Walton and that’s good for 30-35 years; flour doesn’t last nearly that long. That’s another back up to be sure I don’t run out of life saving food.

I’m a three ways to do something prepper and sometimes four ways. I’ve been doing this since 1998 and keep upgrading equipment as better products have become available.

Prepping is never finished.


35 posted on 08/26/2012 10:10:05 AM PDT by Marcella (Conservatism is dead. PREPARE)
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To: Kartographer; bgill

I have many recipes to make bread on the stove top and a number of those are American Indian recipes and old frontier recipes. I also have a heavy real torilla press (where did I put that?).

Because I have a Family Grain Mill and the hand bucket bread kneader, I decided to add a portable oven to bake bread and cakes/cookies/casseroles. I have long term storage Walton flour but no actual wheat. I’ll fix that and get long life wheat from Walton and that’s good for 30-35 years; flour doesn’t last nearly that long. That’s another back up to be sure I don’t run out of life saving food.

I’m a three ways to do something prepper and sometimes four ways. I’ve been doing this since 1998 and keep upgrading equipment as better products have become available.

Prepping is never finished.


36 posted on 08/26/2012 10:12:00 AM PDT by Marcella (Conservatism is dead. PREPARE)
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