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    Storm Prep List & Tasty No Mayo Tuna Salad

    5 days ago
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    Amazing what can be in store when a storm is coming your way and is terrifying but we do have some tips to help you prepare and a list to go through that in a panic may not think about.

    Being prepared is key. If you are in an area that has tropical storms, this post will give you some important tips to follow

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    Preparation is key before a storm. Here is a list of things to remember. Via @Whats Cookin Italian Style Cuisine.comPhoto byClaudia Lamascolo
    • Storm Preparedness List:
    • Rain gear (plastic ponchos)
    • Electronic Candles (Real Candles are very dangerous and can cause fires and not recommended to use them)
    • Paper towels
    • Plastic sheeting, tarps
    • Rope
    • Duct Tape
    • Garbage bags
    • Aluminum foil
    • Mosquito repellent
    • Grill
    • Charcoal
    • Lighter
    • Propane gas for gas grills
    • cast iron skillets
    • old fashioned camping coffee pot
    • Lighter fluid
    • Sterno for warming dishes
    • Cash
    • Manual can opener
    • Large sealable bags to store important documents
    • At least ONE fully-charged cellular phone and an extra charge battery
    • Strike anywhere matches (they will work even if they get wet)
    • Resealable sandwich bags
    • Hand sanitizer
    • Dish soap
    • Paper plates and cups
    • Plastic utensils
    • Pet leash, collar, food bowls and carrier
    • Store jewelry in ziplock bags and keep all valuables together
    • Video Tape every room including closets
    • radio with batteries
    • Fill containers with water and freeze them to keep whatever is in the freezer frozen longer
    • If you have a generator check the spark plugs and oil get it ready
    • cut all trees and things that can fall on the house down
    • brace the garage doors and plywood your windows
    • If you need to leave and evacuate:
    • Place everything in ziplock bags for insurance, passwords should be written in a book, all important documents should be in one place in a plastic-covered container
    • Again, VIDEOTAPE EVERYTHING!
    • pack a suitcase in case you need changes of clothes
    • cover furniture if you leave your home
    • lower the water temperature in the water heater if you leave
    • unplug everything in the house before you leave except the refrigerator bring perishables with you (including outdoor equipment like hot tubs and pool pumps)
    • Water – 1-gallon per person
    • For a family of 4 for 5 days, you need 20 gallons.
    • Fill the bathtub for basic washing needs
    • dishwashing, but do not drink this water.
    • First Aid Kit – Band-Aids, bandages,
    • antibiotic ointment,
    • homemade disinfectant (6 drops of bleach for every 1 gallon of water)
    • , hand sanitizer,
    • any necessary medications, hygiene products, and baby products
    • Flashlight – 1 flashlight per family
    • member and the correct size of extra
    • batteries.
    • Tool Kit – A basic set of tools: hammer,
    • nails, screws, screwdriver, pliers, and knife.
    • Sanitation Products – Toilet paper,
    • moist towelettes, and plastic garbage bags in
    • gallons of bleach on hand
    • don't forget if you have a pool drain around 4 to 5 inches it will fill up
    • add sandbags around the house to keep water from seeping in
    • if you have a septic tank get it cleaned before the storm
    • boil water for at least 3 to 4 days after the storm passes and listen for alerts
    • Put all things that can melt in plastic bags or containers in your freezer if you lose power it will prevent a huge mess!
    • make sure you have a list of all local phone numbers ready for local services
    • Every food you can eat that is ready-made and nonperishable: such as peanut butter, jam, bread, snacks, soda, tuna, dried meats, dried milk, coffee dry creamer, instant coffee, and drinks
    • Stay safe, and prepare ahead of time do not wait until the last minute.
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    Tuna Salad No Mayo during storms via @Whats Cookin Italian Style Cusiine.comPhoto byClaudia Lamascolo

    Tuna Salad No Mayo Recipe During a Storm:

    • 1 loaf of sliced bread
    • 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
    • 1 tablespoon stone-ground mustard
    • 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
    • 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
    • 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
    • 1/8 teaspoon celery seed
    • 2 cans (5 oz each) tuna packed in olive oil, well-drained
    • salt and pepper is optional
    • Optional: 1/4 cup diced chives 1-1/2 cups cucumber 1 medium ripe avocado, diced
    • Mix all ingredients in a bowl, and spread on sandwiches.

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