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Food Prepper » kamut http://www.foodprepper.com/?p=909 That’s right, corn bread without the corn! Just use Kamut flour and Millet flour to get the same cornbread texture effect and taste. Bread Beckers posted a recipe for...

Food Prepper » pancakes http://www.foodprepper.com/?p=631 I have about 40 pounds oat groats in my food storage right now that I need to start implementing more in my recipes because I want to eat what I store. I’ve used oats...

Food Prepper | storing what I eat & eating what I store My wife is gluten sensitive so she was trying some gluten free breads and they are nasty and go bad fast. I was able to make some gluten free breads from scratch but they are not as good as real bread...