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5 Day menu ideasView MessagesViewing posts 1 to 12 of 12 messages posted.
“if you were going on a 5 day backpacking trip, what would your menu be? (yes im looking for ideas so i can start now and dehydrate it for later)” 9:16:50 AM 12/04/02 “Depends if you want to cook or not. Please keep in mind I don't consider boiling water cooking. I used to do a lot of hamburger helper with dehydrated beef. (or tuna helper with the foil pouch tunu) Good stuff although unhealthy as all get out. Mac and cheese ect.” 9:29:58 AM 12/04/02 “yes i want to dehydrate alot of the food. It will be alot easier to do this.” 9:38:17 AM 12/04/02 “There are tons of good books on this.” 9:39:09 AM 12/04/02 “yes, but I dont want to read about it. Id rather hear about what other people have tried and taken. the pros and the cons....” 9:40:08 AM 12/04/02 “Dehydrate ground beef, onions, tomatoes, bell peppers. When cooking toss it all in a pot with just a little more water than necessary to rehydrate and a pack of dry taco (or fajita) seasoning.” 9:44:36 AM 12/04/02 “oh thats what im talking about... cool ive got day 1 dinner.” 9:45:58 AM 12/04/02 “try it at home first. Food experiments that go wrong can bugger a trip.” 9:51:34 AM 12/04/02 “Maple, try some of those inertia meals. They're only $3.25 a piece, hard to do your own meals that cheap. They're vegetarian, but you could add some dried meat if you want. They're quite tasty. http://www.trailfoods.com/” 12:30:25 PM 12/04/02 “I made some chili mac that worked out real good. I just browned about a pound of hamburger in a skillet with an onion, then added a can of Mexican-style stewed tomatoes, and spiced it up with some chili powder and garlic powder. Then I boiled two cups of elbow macaroni, and when it was al dente, I drained it and added it to the hamburger mixture. Cooked it a little while longer (maybe 5 min) and put it in the dehydrator. Worked out great! Another tip I've read here is when you're cooking pasta for dehydrating/rehydrating, you shouldn't cook it until it's really soft.” 12:35:14 PM 12/04/02 “Maple, I did a package of Zatarain's Dirty Rice once (someone here said it dehydrated/rehydrated well). It was yummy! I'm not a big fan of cleaning up any pots while on the trail, so I generally stick to the boil water meals.” 12:37:29 PM 12/04/02 “Can of chicken, or foil pouch, plus dry gravy mix, plus bisquick dumplings. Yum.” 12:40:28 PM 12/04/02
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