Been a busy week! Check out these recipes (along with all the others we added this week!) over on Trail Cooking.
The Health Bowl was an inspired ‘re-do’. Another hiker sent me his recipe that he cooks in the traditional way (simmering raw rice and red lentils). This version takes a lot less time and fuel [...]
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Salsa makes so much better taste wise (the ketchup of modern times?). If you can find packets of it great, but they are not so easy to come up with. The best I have found for convenience is the picante packets at McDonald’s. It is mild and spreads easily. If one asks nicely they may [...]
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Recently I had mentioned how we picked up some new items from Frontier Foods Co-op. New recipes were developed to see how they worked and here are two of the newest over on Trail Cooking!
Trashy Souper Rice – this recipe uses dry cream of mushroom soup mix. Don’t forget the tater chips for the top! [...]
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Over the years recipes have sneaked their way onto the website to be missed (I know, I know – we have a lot of recipes on Trail Cooking!). So these are a few you might not have seen. Being that it is nearly 60° here in Western Washington and the first flowers of spring have [...]
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This was a meal I wondered about – would it work, how would it taste? The meal for review was Green Bean Cuisine by Pack Lite Foods. A simply packed 3.5 ounce dry meal that is vegetarian friendly for one.
It is a one pot meal, simply bring the dry ingredients and 1 1/2 cups water [...]
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This recipe is another in the “Last minute trip…what do I take to eat?”. It is a hybrid style meal, using your pot to cook the pasta but a bag to mix it up for easy cleanup.
Find the recipe for Artichoke and Mozzarella Pasta on Trailcooking.
The base for the meal is the often overlooked Suddenly [...]
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After my hike at Sunrise yesterday I headed downhill to White River. I wanted somewhere peaceful to have lunch so I picked the climbers parking lot/day use/picnic area outside of the car campground. The Wonderland Trail runs through the middle of the picnic area and I choose the last table where I could see the [...]
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Recently added this week to Trailcooking:
From Scratch Biscuit Mix
- no shortening, can be made vegan friendly with dry soy milk powder added. Use it as the base for both savory and sweet recipes. It is not only easy to make but fab tasting!
Pecan Chicken Noodle Soup
- This recipe is FBC, Insulated mug and One [...]
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