Prepping In 2022

 

I've been prepping for a little while now and I'm learning so much as I've been building our long term food storage.  One thing I learned was that it doesn't take a lot of money or time to put together a reasonably sized prepper pantry and you don't need a lot of fancy gear either.  My prepper pantry is pretty basic.

 

I do have some plans for prepping in 2022 and I'm excited about it.  Like this year I do plan to keep my prepper pantry as a working pantry meaning I will shop items from it for our regular daily use and replace them as I do this.  I want to make sure I rotate and use up items that could expire or go bad.  So literally a "pull and replace" scenario here.

 

I want to do more canning next year.  This year all I did was pasta & meat sauce as well as applesauce, which was really all we needed.  I'd like to get to where I am canning more of my own food and buying less canned items from the stores.  I plan to dehydrate more as well.

 

I also want to add some emergency meal kits and this one has me pretty excited.  I want to put together everything one would need to make a full meal.  The criteria would be that it can only require one pan and needs to be able to be cooked on a camp stove or a rocket stove.  Quick and efficient needs to come into play as well.  I think that is a reasonable challenge and I plan to make thirty of them.  Let me know if this is something you are interested in and I'll do a post on what I come up with.

 

So, just some simple little goals that I think are going to be more than manageable.  Do you have any long term food storage goals planned for next year?