Pioneer recipes

Food, glorious food, we’re anxious to try it… Okay, okay, I won’t sing anymore, but this is going to be fun and drool-inducing! I’ve been cooking since I was about 10 years old. As a cub scout, I had to cook three meals for my cooking badge (yes, that is a thing). These three meals ... Read more

A fun way to add some hands-on activities to your American pioneer study is to make some period recipes with your tweens. Middle schoolers will enjoy seeing what those who traveled west ate on their journey and after they settled on the prairie. My kids thought it was great to cook johnnycakes as part of their American history studies.

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Most preppers I know are fixated on food, specifically on survival food. Although not nearly as critical as water and air on the totem pole of survival necessities food is still absolutely essential to life, and even before you starve from several weeks without it your energy levels and overall well-being will diminish significantly in ... Read more

When studying the American pioneers in your homeschool, middle school kids won't be bored if you add in some fun hands-on activities, like these involving food.

Have you made some pioneer recipes your ancestors made many years ago? They didn’t have the ingredients we have today so they had to make do with what they had. And make do is what they did for sure.

These tried-and-true recipes, from Beef Wellington and Hoppin' John to homemade ketchup and chocolate ganache, date back to at least the 1800s.

The staple ration for Union soldiers was hardtack, a rock-hard biscuit. But other simple Civil War recipes, like soups, stews and hash, could be made with whatever ingredients the soldiers had on hand.

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Looking for the best pioneer recipes? These recipes were used by pioneers and now they can be used by your family.

Pioneer life was not easy and the daily chores of managing a house where more than a full time occupation.Cooking was a major part of each day.Early settler

Find out the foods we all might be eating again if disaster strikes. What the pioneers ate shows us how creative they were in their endeavors to sustain their families in tough times.

Super fun to make!! Hard taffy and old fashioned rock candy. Great for Pioneer Days, 1800s homeschool lessons, Little House on the Prairie projects, and just for fun! #littlehouse #mormonpioneer #pioneerrecipes #homestead #lds #pioneerdays #primaryactivities

Here is a great recipe to help you celebrate Pioneer Day! Pioneer Day commemorates the arrival of the Saints into the Salt Lake Valley on July 24, 1847 after a long trek west. Brigham Young was the leader of the Church and is called the “American Moses” for leading the expeditions. These are his favorite buttermilk doughnuts! […]

With just four ingredients, pioneers made both dumplings and noodles. This original recipe continues to be passed down through generations in our family.

After the end of the world as we know it, people will have to go back to simple recipes we used to eat before modern appliances. Here's what the pioneers ate. #survival #recipes #survivalrecipes #pioneerrecipes #offgridcooking

Sour Cream Pancakes (Pioneer Woman Recipe) was so easy to make he can have them anytime he wants them! Enjoy!

Fried scones are quick to make. They only need a few minutes to rise before you fry them to golden delicious perfection.