"The Lord has warned us of famines, but the righteous will have listened to prophets and stored at least a year’s supply of survival food" (Ezra Taft Benson, in Conference Report, Oct. 1973, 90; or Ensign; Jan. 1974, 80).
"Consider the important (food storage) program which we must never forget nor put in the background. As we become more affluent and our bank accounts enlarge, there comes a feeling of security, and we feel sometimes that we do not need the supply that has been suggested by the Brethren. . . . We must remember that conditions could change and a year’s supply of basic commodities could be very much appreciated by us or others. So we would do well to listen to what we have been told and to follow it explicitly" (Spencer W. Kimball, in Conference Report, Apr. 1976, 170; or Ensign, May 1976, 124).
Griddle Hashbrowns gluten free!
Pull out your waffle-iron and lets make some crispy hasbrowns!
Ingredients:
2 large russet potatoes, peeled
1/2 onion, finely diced (optional)
2 eggs
Salt and pepper
Herbs and seasonings of choice (like; garlic or onion powder, parsley, chives)
2 Tbsp (+ more for frying) melted butter, margarine or oil
Directions:
Grate potatoes using a large box grater. Soak in water for 20 minutes, replacing water twice (helps to remove starch, so hashbrowns aren't so gummy). Drain, lay on a towel and pat dry.
In a large bowl add remaining ingredients along with dried potatoes, if adding onion, saute ahead of time, or add in raw. Mix well then spread some of the mixture into a hot greased waffle iron. Depending how big your waffle iron is, depends how much mixture you can add, as well as how thick you want them to be.
Drizzle a bit more oil or melted butter over the top of the potatoes, then close the lid. Cook for 10-15 minutes, checking every 5 minutes. Once cooked, keep warm in oven while you cook the remaining potatoes.
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