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One of the best features is that this Dutch oven doesn’t require seasoning like other Dutch ovens. It’s coated with two coats of porcelain enamel. It comes in a pretty red color, too.

This is a versatile Dutch oven. It won’t absorb food odors or flavors. It’s said to be great for cooking, marinating, refrigeration and freezing. It would also be good for baking no-knead bread.

Though this enamel Dutch oven is dishwasher safe, it’s recommended you wash it by hand to preserve the finish. Reviewers say it’s easy to clean.

The lid is oven safe to 400 degrees F. The cast-iron helps evenly distribute heat. And that helps reduce the amount of heat necessary for cooking.

However, this enameled cast-iron Dutch oven is not recommended for use on outdoor grills or over open flames. Don’t put it in the microwave either.

Before you conclude this Dutch oven wouldn’t be suitable for your next camping trip, why not try it out as a solar cooker, surrounded by cardboard covered with foil?

As one reviewer points out, though this Dutch oven is made in China, it has been tested for lead and is safe. You’ll also be glad to know it’s covered by a lifetime warranty against defects.

But one of the nicest features is the price. For about $50 you can get this enameled cast-iron Dutch oven for a fraction of what you would pay otherwise.

Again, this is the Lodge Logic EC6D43 Enameled Cast-Iron 6-Quart Dutch Oven. Click the image here to discover more and to place your order. With all its great features and reasonable price, add one to your survival kitchen today.

Lahey founded the Sullivan Street Bakery in New York and obviously knows something about bread. But this bread making method isn’t complicated. It’s revolutionary in its simplicity.

Lahey explains his method and how the process works. Time, moisture and enzymes are key. He also shares several photos with the recipes. Incidentally, recipes use Metric measurements, but aren’t difficult to convert, according to reviewers.

This no-knead dough technique calls for flour, yeast, salt, and water, which are mixed together and left for 12-18 hours. It can then be baked in a Dutch oven or something similar. No special baking equipment or bread machine is necessary.

But you can make more than just a loaf of bread. Make pizza, ciabatta, foccacia, rye bread and more. Part of the book focuses on sandwiches. Plus, you can experiment with different kinds of flour.

When you’re thinking survival, you want something basic, but good. Jim Lahey’s My Bread fills that need. Get your copy by clicking on the image of the book below, and place your order at Amazon.com today.

Isn’t it a relief knowing bread making doesn’t have to be complicated?

It could be a life saver when your cupboards are running low.

The video below tells more about parched corn and shows you how to make it yourself. You’ll be pleasantly surprised how easy it is to make.

This knife features a 3-1/2″ black coated stainless steel blade and a black handle with a belt cutter, and glass breaker. It’s 4-5/8″ closed.

I have no idea how long this 2 for 1 special will last, so at this great price, get a couple now. Think ahead and ad them to your survival and camping kits, or pass them along as gifts.

Click the banner below to take advantage of the BUDK.com Assisted Tactical Firefighter Knife 2 for 1 special. Get one knife now for $9.99 and they’ll ship another one for free!

Check it out. If this knife isn’t the one you want, believe me, BUDK.com has plenty of others you’ll use.

One example is the Backpacker’s Pantry Outback Oven Ultralight. Camping Gear Outlet says it’s the best oven for the weight conscious traveler. In other words, it’s light and won’t weigh you down. That’s important when you’re packing gear outdoors.

The Backpacker’s Pantry Outback Oven Ultralight includes an 8″ pot parka, riser bar, scorch buster, reflector collar, ultralight thermometer, backcountry baking booklet, and a mesh carrying sack. It’s designed to work with your own light weight cook set.

Camping Gear Outlet carries products like this because they’re a family owned and operated business that specializes in gear for camping, backpacking, hiking, trekking, and general “adventuring.” Their outdoor experts have selected from the best brands and put together a collection of the best equipment and values for you.

Their focus is camping gear, hiking gear, and tents for outdoor recreation. Find sleeping bags, backpacks, altimeters, compasses, stoves and cooking supplies, coolers, hammocks and climbing gear.

And that’s just to name a few of the things they carry. They’re always adding new products, so if you don’t see what you’re looking for, let them know. They aim to make your outdoor experience fun and comfortable. That’s a winning formula when you’re preparing for survival.

To buy the Backpacker’s Pantry Outback Oven Ultralight mentioned above, click on the Camping Gear Outlet banner below. Type the number 190418 in the search box on the left side of the page. You’ll see an image of this product. Click on it for a page with more details. Then place your order.

But there’s one more reason to order from Camping Gear Outlet right now. Through August 31, take $5 off any order over $100. Use promotional code CRAZYAUGUST during checkout.

If you find just one thing you can use for survival from Camping Gear Outlet—like the Backpacker’s Pantry Outback Oven Ultralight–you’ll be doing yourself a life saving favor.

Letting you know about this is a no-brainer because solar cooking could be essential for survival. It can be done wherever there’s sunshine. It doesn’t require additional fuel and is simple to do.

Cooking with Sunshine is a definitive guide that not only offers a wide variety of recipes, but includes step by step, illustrated info on making your own simple solar cooker with items you have around the house or can get inexpensively.

If you’d rather not build your own solar cooker, but want a quality commercially produced solar oven instead, Cooking with Sunshine has info on where you can buy one. Lehman’s is one source I know of. (See below.)

The authors also explain the benefits of solar cooking compared to traditional methods. They describe what works and what doesn’t.

As one of the reviewers on Amazon.com points out, you can use any recipe when cooking with the sun. Allow twice the cooking time for conventional recipes. When you’re starting out, this book is a great solar cooking recipe resource.

You don’t have to wait for an emergency or disaster to use solar cooking. When it’s hot in the summer, you don’t want to heat up your kitchen or draw extra electricity to cook. Solar cooking offers you a great alternative.

Of course, you can cook with sunshine when you’re camping, too. The kids will think it’s really neat.

Add Cooking with Sunshine to your survival kitchen collection. Click on the image of the book below, and you’ll be taken to the Amazon.com page where it’s featured. Order one there. Better yet, order an extra copy to give as a gift and introduce someone you care about to an important preparedness cooking alternative.

As long as the sun shines, take advantage of its free energy to prepare your food.