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A Prepper's Cookbook: Twenty Years of Cooking in the Woods Paperback – June 14, 2016
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Regardless of the disaster, one must have food, water and shelter in order to live. Taking that just a bit further, you must have food and a means to cook it, water and a means to make it potable, and shelter and a means of heating it.
Deborah D. Moore has been a Prepper for most of her life, long before the term was popular. She believes in being prepared to winter in during the long cold months that the Upper Peninsula of Michigan has to endure. An entire room in her small house is devoted to food and supply storage. She has a well for water, plus a filtration system in the event she has to use creek or rain water. Since her house is small it’s easy to heat with the wood cook stove that at the same time gives her a means of cooking and baking.
Author Deborah D. Moore will take you on a fun, step by step journey to recreate the same meals she makes every day using only what she has stored in her pantry.
- Print length224 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJune 14, 2016
- Dimensions6 x 0.51 x 9 inches
- ISBN-101618686674
- ISBN-13978-1618686671
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Deborah D. Moore resides in a quiet, cozy, forested corner of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan with her cat Tufts.
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- Publisher : Permuted Press (June 14, 2016)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 224 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1618686674
- ISBN-13 : 978-1618686671
- Item Weight : 8.6 ounces
- Dimensions : 6 x 0.51 x 9 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #299,901 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #163 in Disaster Relief (Books)
- #328 in Canning & Preserving (Books)
- #414 in Survival & Emergency Preparedness
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About the author

Deborah Moore is single and lives a quiet life in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. She was born and raised in Detroit, the kid of a cop, and moved to a small town to raise her two young sons, then moved to an even smaller town to pursue her dreams of being self-sufficient and to explore her love of writing. Her first published novel, The Journal: Cracked Earth, made the Best Seller’s list in just six weeks, and was followed by Ash Fall, Crimson Skies and Raging Tides, the first three were turned into a Trilogy. After that came Fault Line and recently Martial Law to complete The Journal Series.
Deborah has also written a cookbook, based on her off-grid experiences in the woods of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Many of her recipes have evolved from foraging: from ramps, fiddle heads and cattail flowers in the late spring, to various wild mushrooms all summer long.
She has also released a romance and then a paranormal/time travel, to round out her diversity and you can see all of different books at www.deborahdmoore.com .
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I’m very impressed that all the recipes are from her pantry or garden. I would be hard pressed to be able to make some of the recipes from mine! Guess I need to do some better planning.
She shares quite a bit of her wealth of knowledge including how to stock your pantry, how to cook on a woodstove and how to retrofit an antique icebox to keep things even cooler.
I thought there would be more canning recipes. But I guess there’s quite a few canning cookbooks out there already and Deborah gives you ideas on how to USE your canned items. There are a few canning recipes including how to can bacon – which I would never have thought to do. Maybe more will be coming in a 2nd cookbook?
I like cookbooks that you can read like a novel – stories about the author’s life or extra details about the recipe. Deborah includes many of both kinds. I really enjoyed the stories about the trials of living in the woods and all the animal sightings and confrontations.
I’ve marked quite a few recipes to try (although they won’t be cooked on a woodstove – still a dream of mine to have) Ezekiel Bread!, Harvest Chowder, Fish Chowder, Pasties!, Asian Rice, Stuffed Portabellas on Angel Hair Pasta (with SIX! different stuffings to choose from), Cottage Cheese Pie
Highly recommend purchasing this cookbook. This one is a keeper.
A few publishing Issues:
P38 Graham Cracker recipe is missing the ingredients for The Mix: 6 cups whole wheat pastry flour, 2 T baking powder and 1 ½ tsp salt.
P114 Strudel recipe missing from the table of contents
Book is missing an index!!
Some of the recipes call for a can of something, but don’t specify the size of the can. I’m assuming a normal size – 14-15 oz.
A Prepper's Cookbook delivers. An engaging (and true) backstory, glimpses into the author's life, a good intro to food storage for folks new to it, a solid intro to cooking on a wood stove, good (mostly easy) recipes, all the right ingredients for a beloved cookbook. I especially love that the recipes are written with disaster preparedness and long-term storage ingredients in mind. For those of us who do home canning, here's how to use our canned foods. And it's filled with tips on getting the most out of your ingredients, without waste.
I look forward to reaching for this cookbook often, in the future.
The recipes are not "survival" nuts and dirt recipes. They do include some game and raw ingredients but overall are gourmet caliber dishes. I really appreciate her detail about storage and shelf life of ingredients. This author is living the dream, off the grid and fully capable of keeping nutritious and tasty meals on the table. The short stories tucked in between the chapters are a gem.










