Aloha from Hawaii! Mahalo for posting all your videos. I was clueless with (ZERO) information, but thanks to you and to all of the preppers I've gained so much knowledge :) Very grateful for your time & dedication to posting all the info. God bless! P.S. We also use Azuki beans for deserts. Mix it with condensed milk, brown sugar and heat. This mixture to be used as a filling.. just a thought :)
Aloha from Hawaii! Mahalo for posting all your videos. I was clueless with (ZERO) information, but thanks to you and to all of the preppers I've gained so much knowledge :) Very grateful for your time & dedication to posting all the info. God bless! P.S. We also use Azuki beans for deserts. Mix it with condensed milk, brown sugar and heat. This mixture to be used as a filling.. just a thought :)
I made this tonight - cooked the beans too long, so it was mushy... but tasted delicious !!! We added some chilli flakes and used some of the mixture for tacos - fantastic ! and really cheap - 1Lb of beans costs £1.00 in UK ( Tesco ) - I'm gonna try and dry out the rest of the mixture, so I can shape into patties - I still want that burger :) I didn't use a blender, just chopped everything finely, and used a potato masher - worked great ! Many thanks Yankeeprepper.
I wanted to like this video because I think bean burgers are a great idea...BUT, when SHTF we may not have electricity to run our food processors on. Can this be done on a hand powered grinder?
@yankeeprepper just made these for dinner tonight, a little more messing around on the texture and cilantro amounts for my personal taste and I would have to say these were an overall hit here. Thanks brother!
The bean burgers look great, but unfortunately they are not a source of complete proteins that humans require on a consistent basis. Beans are a complete protein if combined with a grain. You could try to add rice or corn to the recipe or make sure you eat complementary proteins alongside or or at the next meal. This is why a lot of cultures that are meat-poor eat beans and rice. Aside from animal products, quinoa and soy are sources of complete protein.
It's so good to hear families still praying at mealtime, or anytime for that matter. May God Bless You and yours.
When My people(Christians) will humble themselves and pray and seek my face...THEN will I hear from Heaven, I will forgive their sins and I will HEAL THEIR LAND ! ! !
hey my man, i'm with you all the way and congratulate you on being prepared to provide and to protect your family ( which is your job anyway). however, i want to point out that not all protein or fiber or whatever is the same. milk and yogurt protein cannot repair your body as well as chicken or beef protein, they're different types of protein. i got the info from the University and my father who is also an educated man. just lettin you know, you cant replace meat with beans.
@krakerkiller888 You can strain gnats on this if you want to. No protein will kill you quicker than some protein, but like I said in the video; although I would rather have meat, there will be very little of it in a SHTF or another Great Depression. With that being said, I disagree with your father, educated or not, there are plenty of links and research done and documented that a vegetarian diet is better for you.
Just made these with canned black beans and they were great even my son who hates beans ate a whole burger with a smile now I can finally add some dry beans to my stockpile knowing the people will eat it thanks:)
Yankeeprepper, In a shtf scenario, I think that storing whey protein would be a good idea. The type of powder that body builders use. You can get a 2 lb. jar at Walmart for around $16.00. One scoop provides 25 grams of protein. Depending on your needs and activity, a jar would last a month or two easily if used on a daily basis. Much much longer if just used as a supplement. And the shelf life is a couple of years I think, perhaps longer? Thought I'd share for whatever it was worth.
Made your Marshal Law burgers tonight for myself and my wife. I substituted lentil beans because they do not have to be soaked overnight, and you only have to boil them for 30 minutes. In a SHTF scenario, the fuel savings and time savings would be enormous. They were delicious and my wife likes them better than meat. I added Monterei Seasoning, onion powder, chili powder, soy sauce, mustard and ketchup! Mmmmm All on homemade hand ground wheat bread!
Awesome Yankeee .. Thanks for the recipe. I hope I get to try that out sometime. I like how your a family man devoted to Christ. Amen Brother! Keep doin' watcha doing and God Bless!
hot souce is good with beans soup fires tacos burgers any thing green hey i even drink it no really i some times drike a hole glass bottle with hot souce
Wow, those DO look like burgers. My only comment other than that is that neither mustard, nor mayo should ever touch a burger. Say it ain't so YP. Then again, you're out in the midwest, when I take road trips out there and stop at McDonald's they always hit me with the mustard, oh how that irritates me.
@RightWingCon81 You have lost your MIND! lol...mustard goes on everything, even french fries and especially baked beans. Ketchup can be left off a burger, but without mustard it's not even considered food. (so there)
@Yankeeprepper Mustard on fries? Man, that's rough. Mustard should only go on a hotdog, or if I'm feeling irish, on some cabbage and corned beef. Other than that, keep it away. To each his own.
@Yankeeprepper No joke, but I HATE that stuff, When I was a kid my dad bought like 20 cans by accident (he was preppring back in the day, we called it being cheap, LMAO) it was by accident and we didn't let anything go to waste. Man I hate that mustard goop. I'll also let mustard slide on German food btw.
Holy crap! it actually looks like burgers! Haha, they are red like raw meat, and dark like cooked meat when cooked. Pretty funny. Thanks for all the videos!
What kind of food processor are you using? I used one 15oz can of Black Beans, one small Onion, one carrot and some cilantro and the mixture is too dense. The blades just spin inside of the mixture and they don't come together.
@MrShannon888 Alot of people call themselves christians and have no idea what the WORD actually says. You are a foolish man and common sense may not be your strong point. Luke 22:36 "But now, he said, take your money and a traveler's bag. And if you don't have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one!"
1st Timothy 5:8 "If anyone does not provide for his relatives, and especially for his immediate family, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever."
Watching videos about getting ready for a SHTF scenario sometimes becomes robotic, detached, academic. Your wee ones at the end are a sharp, beautiful reminder of our responsibility to them. Nice.
My dream is a home in the woods near a river or lake and to be completely self sufficient. if a river i would have an electric water turbine for power.
Looks tasty, just a tip from an old chef here. Store your beans as airtight dry and dark as possible. Preferably vacuum. After about 18 months they realy start to deteriorate so you will have to be creative and adjust recipes in order to enjoy them. Old beans are still edible but are often plain awfull. Anyway I don't think they will last you for years, but it is still a great idea.
We made these tonight with lentils. We felt healthy full and went for a walk afterwards. These are going to be a regular staple in our diet. Thanks for the recipe!
I'm happy to see a more vegetarian message from someone who is not a vegetarian. You are bringing up the fact that civilization and human populations actually gain the most nutrition from plant sources percentage-wise. Plant sources are more efficient for storage and consumption. Be prepared to grow The Three Sisters together, they will produce nutritionally dense foods quickly: corn, squash, and beans. Understand how to nixtamalize the corn to free up the nutrition locked within.
@80spodcastchannel Sprout your beans and grains before preparing them to eat, and that will not only free up the nutrition within, it will also help with the gas issues. That's why your grandmother may have soaked beans over a two day period before cooking them. If she didn't she should have.
@yankeeprepper hav u tried using the adzuki beans in stew? They along with black beans are pretty good. Btw, if you sprout them they tend to not be as gasseous. :-)
Lentils and alfalfa are good too and easy to spout and you can always kill a rabbit or doves and quail for quick animal meat. Quail are stupid and easy to kill. Here in Texas they're everywhere.
@misspickletoes soybeans dont have the protien adzuki beans have and men really shouldnt eat alot of soy product. It has an organic hormone like nutrient similar to estrogen. In hpt its used and I believe is called estriol. It tends to screw up a guys testosterone levels.
@madhairman - you can spell it: adzuki, azuki or aduki. people spell it differently. lol if you'd like to buy some, whole foods or another health market will likely have them, and you can also go to japanese or korean grocers and buy them. koreans and japanese use them a lot for making sweets- japanese: daifuku or korean: chapssalddeok, ichigo daifuku/ddalgi chapssalddeok (strawberry rice cake), tofu dango (tofu balls), taiyaki/bungeoppang (fish shaped sweet bean pasted stuffed pancake), etc..
Have you tried growing your own beans Yankeeprepper? Apologies for intrusion, but what state or time zone, or region, do you live in? I'm from the Chicagoland area in Illinois. I'm just curioius if the climate where you live would allow for it. Just a suggestion-I've been looking into crops I can grow in SHTF/PAW. Low maintenance, reliablility in yield, nutrition, etc.
Raven...I live outside Chicago in the countryside...and I know that soybeans are big here....and nutritious too, but it takes a lot of room to grow them.. As far as adzuki beans go, being an Asian bean...sounds Japanese to me...I am sure it would grow in this area.
@MissPickletoes - yep, they're a japanese bean, but widely used throughout asia. koreans eat a lot of adzuki also.. they probably have their own name for the bean, but i don't know what it is.. and lol, we have similar names! how funny!
@RogueRaven17 - turnips, potatoes, root vegetables (carrots, salsify, beets, etc) as well as beans and grains would be good. i wouldn't suggest corn, though.. takes too many resources for the little it produces. sorghum, amaranth and quinoa would be good, though.. i would also suggest planting some fruit trees, if you are able to, and don't forget to include some luxury foods, like melons and tomatoes and things like that. it will be such a nice treat and something to look forward to post SHTF.
@misspookietoodle Chia seeds would be a very good item to stock. They last for years and grow easily, though they can be hard to harvest if not in the traditional way. Quinoa, the mother grain, and amaranth are also great choices. Kudos on your knowledge.
Damn good video and great idea. I will watch to see if more beans are available and I will try this out. Thanks for the time and effort here. Stay Alert! Stay Alive!
Looks like I'm gonna have to try that. If u know any thing for a sausage or packable " meat " stick could u plz pass it on. U r a great person for putting all this out. Thanks.
Awsome! Here azuki is a staple. But noone I know would even have thought of this since it is normally slow cooked with lots of sugar,water and a pinch of salt; used to stuff into rice cakes for a sweet Japanese snack. Wish I lived near enough so I could get a big sackful of American azuki from that farmer. I love your channel!
Okay so how do they actually taste? Is it like a soy burger? I like the idea though. I have been unable to find these beens locally. Cool ideas though, thanks for posting!
The don't taste like a big juicy beef burger. But they are not bad. You can add whatever spice you would like or cheese. I made a "chili burger" that was pretty good too.
It provides calories, carbs, protein, and fat in the proper portions and is very inexpensive. Of course, it should only be considered as a BASE for your needs, because I'm not sure how long you could stay sane without variety in your diet.
Your videos are advanced techniques compared to what I have learned. Good job.
A feel like i have found an ancient treasure pursing a prepper or self sufficient lifestyle. The discovery factor of a fine dinner or the feeling of a neatly stacked pile of wood is much more full filling to me than buying something at the mall or spending my day in an office.
Prepping and self sufficientcy isn't drudgery, it's FUN. God put us in a garden and all we had to do is enjoy life and keep the garden up, we built a parking lot where we spend all day waiting to go back
I try my best to enjoy what I do, especially when it involves learning & trying out new things. We have a very small garden which is in Shade . I been growing plants since I was a kid & its one of the few pleasures I have.
I did king edward potatoes in pots last year, Ironhead41 has good vids on it. Watered them every morning & night & learned. It was such a joy to finally harvest them. Small in quanty but something I am happy
Hi nkey01. I grew potatoes in tubs for the first time last year. I left my Russian Banana Fingerlings in the tub (I've been eating the Yukon Golds). Our climate is normally mild enough that you can leave root veggies in the ground until you're ready to use them. But we had temps down to 3 degrees F, and my spuds froze and turned to mush. I, too, am happy I did it. I'll just harvest them all next fall.
Even growing a little is rewarding. When I did it I spoke to family member who grow veg a lot and got advice from them. When to plant and harvest. My mother also told me how to store them too, but we eat them so did not need to.
One other way to get--potentially--hundreds of pounds of food a year is to include fruiting bushes and trees in your yard.
While growing fruit trees sounds like a lot of work, the work can be reduced by using permaculture techniques.
And if you have neighbors also interested in growing fruit trees and bushes, you can cooperate by planting varieties that will pollinate each other. And, of course, you can share the excess fruit.
thats all true & try to do a bit with the little we have. I have two grapevines, this is their third year and I hope they fruit this year. One of my neighbours has two old vines which fruit a lot. When i pruned my vines I put the two YO shoots into a pot just in case they grow. Its unlikely, but if they do I will give them away.
I did the same with roses last year and got 3 good plants from about 24 cuttings. to many HTs.
I got two blackberries from a 99p store in pots. if they dont take its only 99p. I had some patio apple trees in pots a few years ago, but killed them in 3 months.
I always grow more tomatoes plants than I need and give them away. The only problem is that not every one looks after them. They cost me near to nothing but I dont like the waste of my labour. I give away loads of tomatoes each year, I had three different types of tomatoes last year & they ripened at different times.
Ah tomato plants. I had lots of fried green tomatoes last summer. Not too many red ones, though.
Blackberries and peaches together make the best cobbler.
My brother cut off the tips of some of the branches on his huckleberries and gave them to me. I stuck them in one of my planters. I HOPE they are growing roots. It works with gooseberries, so why not huckleberries.
Wish I had some chicken manure from Yankee for fertilizer.
I would like the chickens as well as the manure from YP.
I dont live far from a black mulberry tree which is over 300 years old (for real). It has really tasty fruit as I remember as a kid. I want to take cuttings and will try in the spring. They can take 10 yeas before they fruit.
Aloha from Hawaii! Mahalo for posting all your videos. I was clueless with (ZERO) information, but thanks to you and to all of the preppers I've gained so much knowledge :) Very grateful for your time & dedication to posting all the info. God bless! P.S. We also use Azuki beans for deserts. Mix it with condensed milk, brown sugar and heat. This mixture to be used as a filling.. just a thought :)
TheLordsSheep1 1 week ago
Aloha from Hawaii! Mahalo for posting all your videos. I was clueless with (ZERO) information, but thanks to you and to all of the preppers I've gained so much knowledge :) Very grateful for your time & dedication to posting all the info. God bless! P.S. We also use Azuki beans for deserts. Mix it with condensed milk, brown sugar and heat. This mixture to be used as a filling.. just a thought :)
TheLordsSheep1 1 week ago
WOW! Lifes good. YYEEEEAAHHH!
Trashfished 1 week ago
Man you are such a wealth of knowledge! I'm gonna have to try some, thanks.
landlockedviking 2 weeks ago
Lol, sounds like you are outnumbered by the female persuasion to a point of surrender brother.
sirtom68 2 weeks ago
Amen. Thank you!
myownruin187 3 weeks ago
I AM TOO DIGGIN YER INFO!!! I DARE SUBSCRIBE!
TheYankeesniper 3 weeks ago
Mixed some of this stuff up the other night. Used another bean but it was pretty good.
Tom07006 1 month ago in playlist YankeePrepper
I made this tonight - cooked the beans too long, so it was mushy... but tasted delicious !!! We added some chilli flakes and used some of the mixture for tacos - fantastic ! and really cheap - 1Lb of beans costs £1.00 in UK ( Tesco ) - I'm gonna try and dry out the rest of the mixture, so I can shape into patties - I still want that burger :) I didn't use a blender, just chopped everything finely, and used a potato masher - worked great ! Many thanks Yankeeprepper.
iamsabian 4 months ago
Ingenious! You are definitely a powerhouse of information.
akachucknasty 6 months ago
you should make shtf cookbook I would buy it
bigalers 6 months ago 3
Your kids sound Cute
tom678ify 6 months ago
i havent found a mill around me that has adzuki beans but found 35lb buckets for $68 online...worth buying?
svbummin 7 months ago
Thanks for the recipe and other details. One question, how well will they do on a grill, would they fall apart? Thanks again.
ncmmcn 7 months ago
@ncmmcn Freeze the patties before grilling.
akachucknasty 6 months ago
I wanted to like this video because I think bean burgers are a great idea...BUT, when SHTF we may not have electricity to run our food processors on. Can this be done on a hand powered grinder?
tackettsmillfarm 7 months ago
@tackettsmillfarm I suppose it could be done with a fork or rock if need be. Or build an off grid system
Yankeeprepper 7 months ago
I've been making bean burgers for years! I'm glad you are too. They are great!
islandfever 8 months ago
if you put some beef flavor powder in it, it might taste like meat.
2012lavender 8 months ago
Those were awesome!! Mind over matter, no problem with those burgers!!
BLBMZ 8 months ago
@yankeeprepper just made these for dinner tonight, a little more messing around on the texture and cilantro amounts for my personal taste and I would have to say these were an overall hit here. Thanks brother!
minbound 8 months ago
The bean burgers look great, but unfortunately they are not a source of complete proteins that humans require on a consistent basis. Beans are a complete protein if combined with a grain. You could try to add rice or corn to the recipe or make sure you eat complementary proteins alongside or or at the next meal. This is why a lot of cultures that are meat-poor eat beans and rice. Aside from animal products, quinoa and soy are sources of complete protein.
domstoltz 8 months ago
Hey thanks for sharing that idea. They look delicious and easy !!
yorkvillerob 9 months ago
I love cilantro, i like to grow my own
this is a cool recipe, im gonna have to try this one.
valhallawelcomesme 9 months ago
You good sir Yankee Prepper are a real man!
Pupil0fGod 9 months ago
How do you prevent it from getting stale tasting when storing for years?
pkrska 9 months ago
@pkrska Sealed in mylar, O2 absorbers,
Yankeeprepper 9 months ago 8
THAT LOOKS SO GOOD
MsSanetta 10 months ago
nice job and good recipe thx.
tz2tex 10 months ago
what was the name of the farmer you got them from. I am south of albany
avianphlu5397 11 months ago
@avianphlu5397 I have no idea and it's been over 2 years since the harvest and buy.
Yankeeprepper 11 months ago
@Yankeeprepper
How do you spell the beans you use to make Marshal Law Burgers?
Thanks,
JoiJoy1969 7 months ago
@JoiJoy1969 adzuki
Yankeeprepper 7 months ago
AMEN:
It's so good to hear families still praying at mealtime, or anytime for that matter. May God Bless You and yours.
When My people(Christians) will humble themselves and pray and seek my face...THEN will I hear from Heaven, I will forgive their sins and I will HEAL THEIR LAND ! ! !
Jesus is my God, yours?
bRadicalmagic1 11 months ago
hey my man, i'm with you all the way and congratulate you on being prepared to provide and to protect your family ( which is your job anyway). however, i want to point out that not all protein or fiber or whatever is the same. milk and yogurt protein cannot repair your body as well as chicken or beef protein, they're different types of protein. i got the info from the University and my father who is also an educated man. just lettin you know, you cant replace meat with beans.
krakerkiller888 11 months ago
@krakerkiller888 You can strain gnats on this if you want to. No protein will kill you quicker than some protein, but like I said in the video; although I would rather have meat, there will be very little of it in a SHTF or another Great Depression. With that being said, I disagree with your father, educated or not, there are plenty of links and research done and documented that a vegetarian diet is better for you.
Yankeeprepper 11 months ago
Just made these with canned black beans and they were great even my son who hates beans ate a whole burger with a smile now I can finally add some dry beans to my stockpile knowing the people will eat it thanks:)
1zsherman 1 year ago
Yankeeprepper, In a shtf scenario, I think that storing whey protein would be a good idea. The type of powder that body builders use. You can get a 2 lb. jar at Walmart for around $16.00. One scoop provides 25 grams of protein. Depending on your needs and activity, a jar would last a month or two easily if used on a daily basis. Much much longer if just used as a supplement. And the shelf life is a couple of years I think, perhaps longer? Thought I'd share for whatever it was worth.
FlyinBrian777 1 year ago
Making these tonight!!! Good for those of us workin' at knockin' the weight off as well.
cam3xl 1 year ago
Super duper and very tasty thanks, more like these....okay more guns too :) a mans gotta eat!
forestdavegump 1 year ago
Made your Marshal Law burgers tonight for myself and my wife. I substituted lentil beans because they do not have to be soaked overnight, and you only have to boil them for 30 minutes. In a SHTF scenario, the fuel savings and time savings would be enormous. They were delicious and my wife likes them better than meat. I added Monterei Seasoning, onion powder, chili powder, soy sauce, mustard and ketchup! Mmmmm All on homemade hand ground wheat bread!
Thanks YankeePrepper
lastquest 1 year ago
Awesome Yankeee .. Thanks for the recipe. I hope I get to try that out sometime. I like how your a family man devoted to Christ. Amen Brother! Keep doin' watcha doing and God Bless!
MrSizzlingsilver 1 year ago
mustard goes on burgers, fries, in chilli, on a ham sammich` heck if its nasty jazz it up with mustard and its edible
bjizzle123 1 year ago
@bjizzle123 This is the TRUTH.
Yankeeprepper 1 year ago 2
The prayer was uplifting. It is nice to see good people doing well. God bless you and yours!
SpecialEd0531 1 year ago
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge on survival!
spyderhex 1 year ago
hmm,, Se ve Ricoo, Gracias YankeePreper !
y te sigoo mucho en tus Videos-
Its Looks Good! thanks Yankeepreper
i have seen Alot of your Videos
Linker0x0 1 year ago
I was looking for some bean recipes. Thanks!!
pmarie2003 1 year ago
Those look great, YP! Definitely adding this one to the recipe box. I think my family will love them.
ByteMeDammit 1 year ago
hot souce is good with beans soup fires tacos burgers any thing green hey i even drink it no really i some times drike a hole glass bottle with hot souce
leno140 1 year ago
Wow, those DO look like burgers. My only comment other than that is that neither mustard, nor mayo should ever touch a burger. Say it ain't so YP. Then again, you're out in the midwest, when I take road trips out there and stop at McDonald's they always hit me with the mustard, oh how that irritates me.
RightWingCon81 1 year ago
@RightWingCon81 You have lost your MIND! lol...mustard goes on everything, even french fries and especially baked beans. Ketchup can be left off a burger, but without mustard it's not even considered food. (so there)
Yankeeprepper 1 year ago 14
@Yankeeprepper Mustard on fries? Man, that's rough. Mustard should only go on a hotdog, or if I'm feeling irish, on some cabbage and corned beef. Other than that, keep it away. To each his own.
RightWingCon81 1 year ago
@RightWingCon81 what about sardines in mustard sauce?
Yankeeprepper 1 year ago
@Yankeeprepper No joke, but I HATE that stuff, When I was a kid my dad bought like 20 cans by accident (he was preppring back in the day, we called it being cheap, LMAO) it was by accident and we didn't let anything go to waste. Man I hate that mustard goop. I'll also let mustard slide on German food btw.
RightWingCon81 1 year ago
@RightWingCon81 my husband puts mustard on mashed potatoes
bellareina05 1 year ago
@bellareina05 Mustard is for REAL men.
Yankeeprepper 1 year ago
@Yankeeprepper I hate Ketchup i like spicey brown mustard
tfoshohoe 1 year ago
it looks good thats half the battle i gotta try it for you to get full credit. keep up the good work
contreeman 6 months ago
Holy crap! it actually looks like burgers! Haha, they are red like raw meat, and dark like cooked meat when cooked. Pretty funny. Thanks for all the videos!
Bullydogairsoft 1 year ago
holy crap.. it actually looks like burgers.. :O
Bullydogairsoft 1 year ago
@yankeeprepper did you get the beans from rochester MN?
Billywask 1 year ago
Looks so good lol thanks god bless your famlily
89jval 1 year ago
These martial law burgers look tasty. I wish I had come across your videos a while ago. Very cool. thanks
JoeyTHEArms 1 year ago
Sounds great, gonna try it on my kids w/o telling them, see what they think. I bet it would work for sloppy joes too. Thanks
ken18328 1 year ago
Hi, YP. Can't tell if you use 2 cans of DRAINED black beans or whether you dump it all in there, liquid and all. Thanks.
prepperfrau 1 year ago
@prepperfrau drained
Yankeeprepper 1 year ago
that is sweet!! never would have thought of that!!
goodnightChesty1775 1 year ago
It's always good to have a plan, and I see you are ready.
151Neighborhood 1 year ago
I like how you aren't a cooped up lonly person. I've seen and heard of many people who have wasted their lives by WAITING for a SHTF situation.
You have a job, a family, and you know more than the average Joe.
Props,
Future Prepper.
MedicineMaster 1 year ago
Thanks for the vid. The girls yelling yeah! at the end was cute. Those things really do look like hamburgers.
signalrambo 1 year ago
Damn, made me pretty hungry.
OurBackToTheDark 1 year ago
What kind of food processor are you using? I used one 15oz can of Black Beans, one small Onion, one carrot and some cilantro and the mixture is too dense. The blades just spin inside of the mixture and they don't come together.
billpiece 1 year ago
I liked the 7:21
mrfiux 1 year ago
You may be a genius. How do you spell it, adzuki? I think I'll try to find some of those beans. Good video.
gblpst81 1 year ago
@MrShannon888 Alot of people call themselves christians and have no idea what the WORD actually says. You are a foolish man and common sense may not be your strong point. Luke 22:36 "But now, he said, take your money and a traveler's bag. And if you don't have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one!"
1st Timothy 5:8 "If anyone does not provide for his relatives, and especially for his immediate family, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever."
Yankeeprepper 1 year ago
This is amazing. Thanks for the time, God bless brother.
Glock40EDC 1 year ago
Where can i get seeds to grow them?
myeternaldestiny209 1 year ago
i like to use a variety of beans,spices, and herbs to create a bean soup that i use all the time. the best part is that all the ingredients are dry.
it is best with rice
soapkid123 1 year ago
Awesome, I have about three hundred pounds of black beans because my wife likes them. Thanks.
WurledPeas 1 year ago
lmao fema camp tacos and martial law burgers.. thats funny dude.
Mrludwig01 1 year ago
Hi. Do you have alternate sources of electricity such as solar or wind power to run your electric equipment?
julie03276 1 year ago
@julie03276 Check my play list for "making your own electricity"
Yankeeprepper 1 year ago
thanks man!
aeiousslave 1 year ago
Hell of an idea....did this with pintos my self....it got a little pasty but fried well and worked out good ....just to see.......great idea
B1u3Dr4g0n1 1 year ago
Yuuummm X-)
unowild 1 year ago
You made beans look like hamburgers ... and then you got your kids to eat vegeables.
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If this were the 1600's you'd be on trial for witchcraft ! ;o)
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Awesome SHTF recipe!
LemmingHerda 1 year ago
Were can I buy these bulk for cheap?.
Casper48022 1 year ago
great stuff man.. A+
Casper48022 1 year ago
That looks great and the product stores for years.
I will check on it.
ristin59 1 year ago
Watching videos about getting ready for a SHTF scenario sometimes becomes robotic, detached, academic. Your wee ones at the end are a sharp, beautiful reminder of our responsibility to them. Nice.
Yowzarrific 1 year ago
how did they taste you cut the vid to soon
exhorter111 1 year ago
My dream is a home in the woods near a river or lake and to be completely self sufficient. if a river i would have an electric water turbine for power.
welderMTL 1 year ago
@FreestyleBoy2010 RUN! the sky is falling chicken little............
Yankeeprepper 1 year ago
Thank you for this!!! I'm totally going to try this today!!
pissedoffpatriot1 1 year ago
Looks tasty, just a tip from an old chef here. Store your beans as airtight dry and dark as possible. Preferably vacuum. After about 18 months they realy start to deteriorate so you will have to be creative and adjust recipes in order to enjoy them. Old beans are still edible but are often plain awfull. Anyway I don't think they will last you for years, but it is still a great idea.
brassel 1 year ago
We made these tonight with lentils. We felt healthy full and went for a walk afterwards. These are going to be a regular staple in our diet. Thanks for the recipe!
redicculus 1 year ago
Fantastic Recipe Thanks !
and God bless.
SECRETBOL 1 year ago
I'm happy to see a more vegetarian message from someone who is not a vegetarian. You are bringing up the fact that civilization and human populations actually gain the most nutrition from plant sources percentage-wise. Plant sources are more efficient for storage and consumption. Be prepared to grow The Three Sisters together, they will produce nutritionally dense foods quickly: corn, squash, and beans. Understand how to nixtamalize the corn to free up the nutrition locked within.
toounfazed 2 years ago
@toounfazed
i agree 100% but i still like meat.
molemanlivesagain 2 years ago
do you ever boil them with a bit of bicarb to crack the beans and remove the gasious components??
cool vid
80spodcastchannel 2 years ago
@80spodcastchannel Sprout your beans and grains before preparing them to eat, and that will not only free up the nutrition within, it will also help with the gas issues. That's why your grandmother may have soaked beans over a two day period before cooking them. If she didn't she should have.
toounfazed 2 years ago
@yankeeprepper hav u tried using the adzuki beans in stew? They along with black beans are pretty good. Btw, if you sprout them they tend to not be as gasseous. :-)
llarlamon7758 2 years ago 2
Lentils and alfalfa are good too and easy to spout and you can always kill a rabbit or doves and quail for quick animal meat. Quail are stupid and easy to kill. Here in Texas they're everywhere.
llarlamon7758 2 years ago
@misspickletoes soybeans dont have the protien adzuki beans have and men really shouldnt eat alot of soy product. It has an organic hormone like nutrient similar to estrogen. In hpt its used and I believe is called estriol. It tends to screw up a guys testosterone levels.
llarlamon7758 2 years ago
Show your face we cant see you lollol
kcthecook1 2 years ago
Adzukis are good!
NOSYRB10656 2 years ago
GENIUS
keepinthfaithlastday 2 years ago
how do u spell the name of that bean???
madhairman 2 years ago
ADZUKI BEAN
It is an asian bean.
Yankeeprepper 2 years ago
@madhairman - you can spell it: adzuki, azuki or aduki. people spell it differently. lol if you'd like to buy some, whole foods or another health market will likely have them, and you can also go to japanese or korean grocers and buy them. koreans and japanese use them a lot for making sweets- japanese: daifuku or korean: chapssalddeok, ichigo daifuku/ddalgi chapssalddeok (strawberry rice cake), tofu dango (tofu balls), taiyaki/bungeoppang (fish shaped sweet bean pasted stuffed pancake), etc..
misspookietoodle 2 years ago
A plant that grows abundantly wild in our area that has a lot of protein is the nettle - especially stinging nettle.
daychoir 2 years ago 3
Have you tried growing your own beans Yankeeprepper? Apologies for intrusion, but what state or time zone, or region, do you live in? I'm from the Chicagoland area in Illinois. I'm just curioius if the climate where you live would allow for it. Just a suggestion-I've been looking into crops I can grow in SHTF/PAW. Low maintenance, reliablility in yield, nutrition, etc.
RogueRaven17 2 years ago
Raven...I live outside Chicago in the countryside...and I know that soybeans are big here....and nutritious too, but it takes a lot of room to grow them.. As far as adzuki beans go, being an Asian bean...sounds Japanese to me...I am sure it would grow in this area.
MissPickletoes 2 years ago
@MissPickletoes - yep, they're a japanese bean, but widely used throughout asia. koreans eat a lot of adzuki also.. they probably have their own name for the bean, but i don't know what it is.. and lol, we have similar names! how funny!
misspookietoodle 2 years ago
@RogueRaven17 - turnips, potatoes, root vegetables (carrots, salsify, beets, etc) as well as beans and grains would be good. i wouldn't suggest corn, though.. takes too many resources for the little it produces. sorghum, amaranth and quinoa would be good, though.. i would also suggest planting some fruit trees, if you are able to, and don't forget to include some luxury foods, like melons and tomatoes and things like that. it will be such a nice treat and something to look forward to post SHTF.
misspookietoodle 2 years ago
@misspookietoodle Chia seeds would be a very good item to stock. They last for years and grow easily, though they can be hard to harvest if not in the traditional way. Quinoa, the mother grain, and amaranth are also great choices. Kudos on your knowledge.
toounfazed 2 years ago
lol wow that is crazy i would like to try that,,that looks tastey,,nice vid dude
brokenarrowzlife 2 years ago
Yes thank you so much for the wonderful info and GOD BLESS YOU.
clarosse 2 years ago
Damn good video and great idea. I will watch to see if more beans are available and I will try this out. Thanks for the time and effort here. Stay Alert! Stay Alive!
Airborne80 2 years ago
Looks great, i would'nt mine trying it.
5* well done, Cheers.
jmaros15 2 years ago
Love this recipe! I also love beans. They are so good for you! Thanks YP!
pastryparrot1 2 years ago 5
Had a thought about how much energy it takes for prep -Cooking beans ,Blender and final fry-
plus no pre- made bread. It s ganna be hell in the
Soylent green future!
-WHat is the actual flavor similar to (not chicken)
will4ward 2 years ago
I think it tastes like soylent green.
Yankeeprepper 2 years ago
Soylent Green ??? b..b..but Soylent Green is Peo..----arrrrghhhhhhhh!!!!!!! LOL Great stuff YP.
qqq1313 2 years ago
@Yankeeprepper ya very filling earthy flavor....but NOT nasty
B1u3Dr4g0n1 1 year ago
Looks like I'm gonna have to try that. If u know any thing for a sausage or packable " meat " stick could u plz pass it on. U r a great person for putting all this out. Thanks.
soulcollecter1329 2 years ago
★★★★★
3charter 2 years ago
Do you think that farmer has more of these beans to sell. I would love a good source of these beans.
VivianRinSC 2 years ago
I am looking into that for another viewer as well. I should be able to find out today. I will post a video and how much is available.
Yankeeprepper 2 years ago
@Yankeeprepper thanks! can't wait to hear from ya...just watched the fema camp tacos and can't wait to try that too! =)
twomiracles 2 years ago
★★★★★
MadBadVoodo 2 years ago
What happens when Juda comes and takes those beans?
GodIsAvailable 2 years ago
Well, we all know what happen to Juda, right?
I will be sharing of course, but I won't be pleasant when they come to take it all. I get real crabby when I am hungry.
Yankeeprepper 2 years ago
Excellent Post, Thanks
NewAmericaNow 2 years ago
sounds good - look forward to trying
2manytaxes 2 years ago
Can't wait to try this!
SimplyIncredulous 2 years ago
Awsome! Here azuki is a staple. But noone I know would even have thought of this since it is normally slow cooked with lots of sugar,water and a pinch of salt; used to stuff into rice cakes for a sweet Japanese snack. Wish I lived near enough so I could get a big sackful of American azuki from that farmer. I love your channel!
1984IcameandIstayed 2 years ago
I have seen this made into a dessert!! On Youtube. I will try that too.
Yankeeprepper 2 years ago
Okay so how do they actually taste? Is it like a soy burger? I like the idea though. I have been unable to find these beens locally. Cool ideas though, thanks for posting!
brown55061 2 years ago
The don't taste like a big juicy beef burger. But they are not bad. You can add whatever spice you would like or cheese. I made a "chili burger" that was pretty good too.
Yankeeprepper 2 years ago
Yankee, loved the video. So much to learn, thank you.
soleblazer 2 years ago
Yankee, thank you for sharing this recipe. See, I KNEW there had to be good bean recipes out there!
bgmorse 2 years ago
The next food network star. 5 stars.
curtatlanta 2 years ago
Adzuki Beans are about £63 for 25kg in the UK. . . I bet you got them a lot cheaper
TheOriginalJoeBloggs 2 years ago
Great looking meal, and very affordable too.
I learned about the BROP system:
Beans - 1/2 cup
Rice - 1 cup
Oil (olive, rice, or coconut - metal container)
Peanut - 1/4 cup
It provides calories, carbs, protein, and fat in the proper portions and is very inexpensive. Of course, it should only be considered as a BASE for your needs, because I'm not sure how long you could stay sane without variety in your diet.
Your videos are advanced techniques compared to what I have learned. Good job.
jokertim777 2 years ago
I always liked the soy burgers they had in my grade school
I got to try this Thanks for posting keep up the good work!
brad09w 2 years ago
Nice idea for a Video - more please!!! I loved the cheers from the girls - nice ending!!
TheOriginalJoeBloggs 2 years ago
for the first time in my life I want to eat a veggie burger.
Just checked the Adzuki Beans for a 410g can they cost £0.74p. At that price I will have to try for sure.
nkey01 2 years ago
@nkey01
A feel like i have found an ancient treasure pursing a prepper or self sufficient lifestyle. The discovery factor of a fine dinner or the feeling of a neatly stacked pile of wood is much more full filling to me than buying something at the mall or spending my day in an office.
Prepping and self sufficientcy isn't drudgery, it's FUN. God put us in a garden and all we had to do is enjoy life and keep the garden up, we built a parking lot where we spend all day waiting to go back
Yankeeprepper 2 years ago
YP,
Very eloquent. I wish I could write so well.
I try my best to enjoy what I do, especially when it involves learning & trying out new things. We have a very small garden which is in Shade . I been growing plants since I was a kid & its one of the few pleasures I have.
I did king edward potatoes in pots last year, Ironhead41 has good vids on it. Watered them every morning & night & learned. It was such a joy to finally harvest them. Small in quanty but something I am happy
nkey01 2 years ago
Clicked enter in error. Small in quantity but something I am happy I done it.
nkey01 2 years ago
Hi nkey01. I grew potatoes in tubs for the first time last year. I left my Russian Banana Fingerlings in the tub (I've been eating the Yukon Golds). Our climate is normally mild enough that you can leave root veggies in the ground until you're ready to use them. But we had temps down to 3 degrees F, and my spuds froze and turned to mush. I, too, am happy I did it. I'll just harvest them all next fall.
bgmorse 2 years ago
bgmorse,
Even growing a little is rewarding. When I did it I spoke to family member who grow veg a lot and got advice from them. When to plant and harvest. My mother also told me how to store them too, but we eat them so did not need to.
Good luck with this year.
nkey01 2 years ago
Thanks nkey01. Good luck to you, too.
bgmorse 2 years ago
One other way to get--potentially--hundreds of pounds of food a year is to include fruiting bushes and trees in your yard.
While growing fruit trees sounds like a lot of work, the work can be reduced by using permaculture techniques.
And if you have neighbors also interested in growing fruit trees and bushes, you can cooperate by planting varieties that will pollinate each other. And, of course, you can share the excess fruit.
bgmorse 2 years ago
bgmorse,
thats all true & try to do a bit with the little we have. I have two grapevines, this is their third year and I hope they fruit this year. One of my neighbours has two old vines which fruit a lot. When i pruned my vines I put the two YO shoots into a pot just in case they grow. Its unlikely, but if they do I will give them away.
I did the same with roses last year and got 3 good plants from about 24 cuttings. to many HTs.
Cont....
nkey01 2 years ago
I got two blackberries from a 99p store in pots. if they dont take its only 99p. I had some patio apple trees in pots a few years ago, but killed them in 3 months.
I always grow more tomatoes plants than I need and give them away. The only problem is that not every one looks after them. They cost me near to nothing but I dont like the waste of my labour. I give away loads of tomatoes each year, I had three different types of tomatoes last year & they ripened at different times.
nkey01 2 years ago
Ah tomato plants. I had lots of fried green tomatoes last summer. Not too many red ones, though.
Blackberries and peaches together make the best cobbler.
My brother cut off the tips of some of the branches on his huckleberries and gave them to me. I stuck them in one of my planters. I HOPE they are growing roots. It works with gooseberries, so why not huckleberries.
Wish I had some chicken manure from Yankee for fertilizer.
bgmorse 2 years ago
bgmorse,
I would like the chickens as well as the manure from YP.
I dont live far from a black mulberry tree which is over 300 years old (for real). It has really tasty fruit as I remember as a kid. I want to take cuttings and will try in the spring. They can take 10 yeas before they fruit.
Hope the huckleberries have roots.
nkey01 2 years ago
nkey01, I bet that's a beautiful tree.
Good luck with the cuttings.
bgmorse 2 years ago
5 stars. Excellent. Cheers
davidnightingale 2 years ago
ingenious!
chase21322 2 years ago
Those do look like burgers! I don't have tose type of beans but I'll try that with some black or pinto beans! Another good vid man!
martykean1967 2 years ago
Good Stuff thanks!
ABSOLUTEAMI 2 years ago
I don't know any farmers around where I live that have these. Where can I get some in bulk?
95z28m6 2 years ago
@95z28m6
I don't know.
Yankeeprepper 2 years ago
Does this actually taste anything like meat?
95z28m6 2 years ago
@95z28m6
No. You could add bullion if you want, Spice it up the way you prefer.
Yankeeprepper 2 years ago
Oh and 5 stars on how good it looked. :)
Thanks!
R6bbie 2 years ago
amazing!! thanks for the recipe
Brettstuckinlife 2 years ago
Great receipe bro.
MrPsalm141 2 years ago