The joyous day has finally come …for me at least!! After almost two years and 151 recipes, I’m finally ready to “call it good” as far as recipes go. While I haven’t made every solitary thing that can possibly be made with food storage, I’m confident that within the methods I’ve shared everything important is covered.
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I can’t tell you how ELATED and RELIEVED I am to have this part of the project available and completed. While it’s been a crazy amount of work, it’s been my privilege to share it all with you; and best of all I now have a thorough “how-to” completed for my own family’s use just in case I’m not around to do the cooking!
So…what’s next??
I’ve just finished adding the printable recipe cards from January up until three weeks ago for your convenience and I’ll have the seven remaining cards added shortly. (Sorry for the long wait on those!) Besides that, this month I have a few product reviews to share and I’ll be working on some “behind the scenes” updates here on the blog.
July and August will be mostly quiet, although I’m working on arrangements to teach a few food storage classes as I travel with my family through UT, ID and Eastern WA. Be sure and let me know if you’d like to attend! The plans are still being made, so if you have a group in the SLC area of UT or Eastern ID area that would like a visit, we can talk! Beginning again in the fall, I’ll continue posting as opportunities present themselves and quite possibly a recipe might pop up between now and then that I just have to share!
Over the summer my challenge to YOU is to take every opportunity you can to TRY OUT a 100% food storage recipe — whether from my blog or elsewhere. You’ll never know what you like until you try it. Do this and before you know it, you’ll be like me, hardly able to keep yourself from telling everyone in the world about your shocking discovery …that food storage can actually taste pretty good!!
image borrowed from this fun DYI project.
Where in Eastern Idaho are you going to be teaching? I would love to attend!
Great! It’s going to be in either Rexburg or Idaho Falls. Once all the details are set I’ll post it.
I’m pretty excited to be able to attend. Our Stake RS president sent me the event details at meetings tonight and I’m sending it out to our EP Specialists in each ward. (I’m the Stake EP specialist)
Hopefully you’ll have a big crowd. I’m teaching a class on Sunday on cooking without power and I’m putting a plug in for your classes! Pretty excited about it!
Super! Be sure to introduce yourself to me afterward! Thanks so much for circulating it!!
You’ve done an AMAZING job! Love all the posts! If you ever want to post your favorite recipes or add anything to my blog I would love it! You’re recipes are the best!
Thanks Jaime! We’ll keep in touch!
What a great contribution you’ve made. You did well!!
Thanks Mom, I couldn’t have done it without you! (Literally! :D)
You are truly amazing, Thank you so much for all you have done and shared!
Thanks, Cindy. I’ve found a lot of help along my way and just see myself as the one to pass it along. Thank goodness for the blessing of free blogging! Plus, I’ve gotten to know a lot of new friends!!
Well done thou good and faithful…! Wow, what a journey – you even gave me a recipe that won a prize! Nonny
Haha! You know you’re a pro now that you’ve made your own ricotta cheese!! There’s no stopping you!!
I too have just started my food storage. We’ll be digging through your archives as you “rest” and teach. Thank you so much for all the work you’ve done!
Great! I’m excited for you knowing the things you’ll learn!! Now is a great time to start!
Congratulations! I am just starting out in food storage and am eagerly going through your posts. Thank you for this project, I know it must take a lot of your time.
You’re welcome! And don’t worry, I’ll still be around to answer any questions that come up
Thank you for the wonderful contributions you have made to my recipe index and to my understanding of food storage. I will miss your posts, but I hope this frees you up to spend more time with your family. Blessings to you.
Thanks Jocelyn! Very sweet of you.