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Forgotten 1930s Survival Food: Does Amish Chicken and Rice Actually Work?

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Published Sep 25, 2026, 12:30 PM · 2w ago

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Welcome to our channel! - Survival Dishes. Amish chicken and rice in a jar, long-term survival food, no fridge needed. In this video I’m recreating a 1934 Amish recipe: chicken and rice sealed in a jar and prepared as an old-fashioned emergency food meant for long-term storage… You’ll see the full process: preparing the chicken, caramelizing the onions and carrots, packing the rice and chicken into the jars, and processing them step by step. Then we open one, check the seal and taste it to find out how this forgotten “survival jar” actually turned out. If you’re into survival food, forgotten Amish recipes or just want simple meals made from basic ingredients, this video is for you. Be prepared so you don’t have to be afraid. --------⚠️ FOOD SAFETY DISCLAIMER - This video is for educational and informational purposes only. Food-preservation results may vary depending on ingredients, equipment, hygiene, temperature, and storage conditions. - Always follow current food-safety guidance. Do not consume food showing signs of spoilage, mold, contamination, unusual odors, swelling, leakage, or damaged seals. Contact / Business inquiries: [email protected] #SurvivalDishes #SurvivalFood #forgottenFood
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