In meat

But really good in pemmican.

Aw

Is tumeric the superfood they say it is

I agree that it sounds nasty in coffee.

No.

Coffee is french vanilla creamer with some cinnamon

curcumin is the magic ingredient and you'd need to eat turmeric by the truckload along with black pepper to absorb it.

I'm more a mocha guy.

Though, ideally, it's lemon iced tea.

I swear we need a mgtow cooking chat channel lol

Salt, pepper, onions, garlic and green pepper

Goes with so many things

green bell pepper?

Yes

That doesn't go in pemmican. Pemmican is dried meat and rendered fat, 50/50 by weight.

Seasonings are not really part of it if you want it to last.

Maybe green onions

dried ones

They still reduce the life of the pemmican.

Ideally, it's just powdered dried meat and rendered fat.

But, I'm not burying a whole buffalo with plans to survive by digging up rations in the winter, so I'm getting some flavor!

Lol

It just needs to last at least 8 month imo

Since you should be able to find more food by that point

I want to try drying fish sometime

^

I need to try getting hands on experience with agriculture, i have read about the processes of growing/harvesting food but you know you can't tweak it to your liking untill you put in the hands on

there's a book

The self sufficient life and how to live it

Its one of those books I made sure to get on hard copy of I should ever need it

Have you tried tomatoes?

Yea, i am thinking of starting with buckets and moving up to actual land (due to limitations of current living)

And no, i have not grown much of anything other than the occasional flower or tree

Heres a book recommendation, The Rise of Superman by Steven Kotler

I like slow cooked meats

Can the NSA quit with their intrusion of my calls

so good if you're lazy

Shocking, i know https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ad24Sa5m9M

I saw maybe the first third of that video.

Its not even suprising