After all the cooking post’s I’ve done this week I though It was time to get out of the kitchen and do something manly! So today we sew! That’s right we will be dusting off (literally in my case) and make something quick easy and useful. Today I’m going to show you how to make a battery holder.
What about bread?! I get this question a lot. People can’t seem to fathom that I don’t eat bread or any bread like creation. I try to stick to simple meal from simple ingredients with a focus on whole foods. So the elaborate ordeal of baking does not really appeal to me. I am not big on measuring and following recipes. I prefer to make things up as I go. My only real guilty pleasure being the Paleo biscuits and gravy From the Paleo Comfort Foods Book. I’m southern and need my occasional (once every few months) biscuits and gravy. That being said my buddy Mike from Skills and Gear asked me if I knew about the new Paleo Bread from Julian bakery and if I knew how to make some paleo friendly bread. Today I’m going to show you how to make paleo bread at home.
Last week I had an opportunity to chat with Stephanie Murphy on her Porc Therapy podcast. Porc Therapy is a podcast about happiness and Freedom, two things you can never get enough of! Stephanie covers a very eclectic array of topics on her show with the goal of freeing minds and expanding personal liberty. As far as I’m concerned those should be top priorities of anyone that calls themselves a survivalist.
A while back a friend of mine posted a video on Facebook of chef Gordon Ramsey making scrambled eggs. I thought I had cooked eggs pretty much any way you could imagine. This way blew me away. I simplified it and made it fit my paleo model much closer. You could probably
go 100% Paleo and use coconut oil but I don’t think it would be nearly as good. Let me show you how I’ve modified it and how to make the best scrambled eggs you’ll ever eat!
Over the weekend I decided to brew up a batch of homebrew beer. I had bought the supplies a few weeks ago and finally had the chance to make it. Let me show you how I brew and why I do it that way