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For many Memorial Day weekend is the “official” start of the outdoor season – time to get everything packed and back on the trail, shaking off winter’s dust. I have done a few MDW trips over the years , they are a great excuse for a 3 day shake down of new gear, new ideas [...]

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I have long loved Annie Chun’s products – they can be found in many grocery stores, often in the “ethnic sections” or the “Asian” section. The Noodle Bowls in particular are easy to prepare and taste great with 6 varieties to choose from. The Korean Sweet Chili bowl is a fun one to try, mildly [...]

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We keep up two Facebook pages – one for TrailCooking and other for Freezer Bag Cooking. One of our readers Shelli recently added a couple of her recipes to the discusion boards on the FBC page Part1: so. i am IN LOVE with my dehydrator. and freezer bags.
so…with all of the crazy experimenting i came [...]

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A recent food find was Frontier Food’s Cheddar Cheese Soup Mix. I picked up a bag in my recent order from Frontier Foods and like most bases figured might as well have fun adding more to the soup – make it heartier. The mix itself is easy to use, simply add 3 Tablespoons of dry [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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1 box of instant pudding = 2 tasty trail treats easily done! One of my favorite finds in the past year was Trader Joe’s instant pudding mix. Not only inexpensive, it has no artificial colorings added. Half a box is about 3 1/2 Tablespoons. Divide the package in half and take it 2 different ways. [...]

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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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