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This is one of the recipes I have done over the years. This one was a 2 person serving that I cut in half for one. It is adapted from our first book. Thai Style Peanut Noodles In a quart freezer bag: 1 3-ounce package ramen (no flavor packet) In a small container or second [...]

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Our friend Trailhead came up with this great recipe this weekend – she has a great knack for coming up with fun stuff! Buffalo Chicken Wraps In a quart freezer bag: 1/3 cup couscous 1 tsp diced dried onion 1 Tbsp freeze dried celery 1/2 tsp chicken bouillon (regular or low sodium) 2 tsp blue [...]

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Last summer I had come up with this for a friend’s trip. I have included a couple methods for cooking – from FBC style to one pot, and for the one pot method you can use either precooked/dehydrated or uncooked pasta. ~Consider this recipe a preview of our second book. Kirk is working hard on [...]

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I came up with these two recipes for vegetarian (veggie) bouillon that was low sodium when I was told a couple years ago to severely limited my sodium intake. For many finding a veggie bouillon is nearly impossible and finding a decent tasting low sodium is even harder. This is easy to whip up and [...]

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Dessert to me is something that is essential for hiking. Often the thought of what I’ll be fixing will keep me going the last mile or two on long days. So needless to say I like good desserts! So recently we tried out a couple commercial desserts that are similar and also have an easy [...]

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I have this section up over on freezerbagcooking, but it isn’t always easy to find so here it is again: So lets say you are at the local hardware store….. And somehow you end up with a massive roll of Relectix® insulation in your shopping cart. So shiny! So much yardage to whack up! Don’t [...]

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