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Added recently to Trail Cooking: Chocolate Pudding – an easy to make dessert for one. You can even whip it up in a small Titanium cup! Fruit Punch Shake – it isn’t for everyone but can be a fun drink. ~Sarah

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Out in this months new Wa Trails Magazine (March/April 2010) is two new recipes, on page 35. Hiker’s Primavera Pasta Cran-Mac Caramel Bars ~Sarah

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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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My readers know what a long time fan of steam baking I am. It is simple, the results always taste good and more so, it is soft, moist and tender – especially in baked goods. I have used a couple of PackitGourmet’s steam baked goodie mixes with always good results so I was not disappointed [...]

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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 [...]

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A very easy 3 ingredient “fudge” that you can mold in a to-go sandwich box for easy hauling. See the recipe on TrailCooking! ~Sarah

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Faux Kendall Cakes

I love, love, love Kendall Mint Cakes (yeah, you either love or hate them!). Now though, for the most part the only way I can get my fix is to order them directly from the UK. While they ship quite fast…..gasp….paying as much in shipping as you did for the candy is breath taking. A [...]

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Inspired by a recipe in Lipsmackin’ Vegetarian Backpackin’ and having a bag of freeze dried apricots loitering around I decided to do a take off of a recipe inside.The type of fruit, how much of it and as well how much water – with a different concept of being done – they won’t look “done” [...]

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