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Kitchen Without Power
50 pantry recipes for a gas camping stove, a wood stove or no cooking at all
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Levels this guide covers
72 hours2 weeks3 months1 year+
In short
- Use a gas camping stove indoors only with a window open — and ideally with a carbon monoxide detector.
- Never bring a charcoal grill, a generator or an outdoor stove into your home, not even onto an enclosed balcony.
- Fuel is saved by a lid, soaking, a pressure cooker and "haybox cooking".
- Every recipe lists servings, time, fuel use and approximate calories.
- Store what you eat — try the recipes now, while you still have power.
What's inside
- 01Cooking Without Power — Safely
- 02Breakfast
- 03Bread and Dough
- 04Soups and Čorbas
- 05Stews and Main Dishes
- 06No-Cook Recipes
- 07Sweets
- 08Drinks
- 09When Shortages Last Longer
- 10The Most Common Mistakes
- 11Printable Checklist
Worksheets (appendices)
- AThe Power Is Out — How to Cook on Day One
- BWeekly Meal Plan
- CPantry List for 50 Recipes
- DFuel Log
- EEquipment by Priority
- FLocal Information Card
- GWorked Example — a Week for Four People
Sources are listed on the last page of every guide.
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