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New Recipes and Other Things

Lets play catch up!
New recipes up on Trail Cooking:
Bacon and Cheese Pasta
Huckleberry Donuts
If you are on Facebook and haven’t checked us out, we have two fan pages:
Trail Cooking
Freezer Bag Cooking
We often post things that don’t make it to the blog – quick items! Find us on Twitter as well.
New gear for spring?
New to the Trail [...]

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~The meadow at Summerland~
Is it the economy? The hard winter for most of us? Who knows, but I can say I have seen a lot of chattering about hiking plans for this coming summer, more than usual, especially about the Wonderland Trail here in Washington – our gorgeous 93 miles loop around (well more like [...]

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New Section On TrailCooking

We finally had a chance to finish moving over a long missing section from the old website to the current Trail Cooking site.
Check out Trail Cooking 101 which is in a “book format” for easy reading. It covers the basics on what Freezer Bag Cooking (FBC) is, to other methods like using an insulated mug, [...]

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You want gourmet hiker trash candy? Look no farther! Three flavors that will have you hankering to go walking so you can eat them guilt free….
Ramen Noodle Bar – yeah, that says it all!

Tortilla Lime Bar – crunchy corn chips, sea salt and lime.

French Toast Bar – Made for breakfast, no?

Find them online – see [...]

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Now that is where heaven is after a hard hike
~Sarah

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Various links to things to check out…some of these have been posted on our Twitter page and as well on our Facebook page.
New section in The Bargain Bin, 2 colors of FBC Cozies on clearance (one not seen before, it is a short run).
A look at sports drinks – on what works best with a [...]

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Various Items

I saw this today on our local PNW hiking forum. If you live in Washington or want to hike here, take a look:
“Hey guys, this past year I served as an AmeriCorps intern with the WA Department of Natural Resources in Ellensburg.  As part of my internship I assembled a hiking guide to day hikes [...]

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Weather wise there isn’t much better than right after the first snow storms of early October blow through – and the sun comes back. I woke up this morning before dawn and knew it was the day to do the ‘loop’ around Tahoma. Stevens Canyon Road had been fixed so why not? Who knows what [...]

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