To bad you didn't write this yesterday. I missed out on a great opportunity for when those food riots break out and they come a knocking. Walmart had their great value tuna in a four pack on sale for $3.33 today. I could have stocked up to throw out the window in hopes of appeasement as I'd have to be near starving to even venture a guess what one can of great value tuna looks like in that can. I am really picky about tuna, I don't care for tuna that looks like cat food or that floats around in a can.

Once you get good at this you can store wheat berries and grind them fresh for even better breads.

Maybe you can give us some helpful hints on adding yet another step to the drawn out process of homemade bread, where do you get the best wheat berries, what's the best grinder on the market. How many additional hours will this take? What if the electric goes out or there's no gas, is there a chapter on how to build your own stone oven in the backyard, how big it should be, how many bricks will I need?