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I came across a new food company, Outdoor Herbivore, recently. They are a vegetarian/vegan friendly company. We picked up a couple meals to try out: I tried out the Chickpea Sesame Penne: The packaging is very minimal – just a thin outer bag. If you like no excessive packaging this is a good choice. It [...]

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When Kirk and I moved Freezer Bag Cooking into Trail Cooking a year or so ago a number of photos were lost that were connected to the recipes. I am slowly going through the recipes and adding back photos but also when I see instructions/directions that could be better they are getting updated. Check out [...]

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Just out is the newest issue of Washington Trails Magazine: Look for our column “Trail Eats” on page 34 for these two recipes: Asian Chicken Slaw Wraps: Ice Cream In A Bag: ~Sarah

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I saw a recipe for a pasta salad that gave me an idea for a ‘re-do’. It was a simple one – but the hardest part was figuring out a honey mustard dressing base. Why buy it if you can make it easy, eh? Thanks to Teresa “Dicentra” Black for helping me yesterday with finding [...]

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The newest recipes up on Trail Cooking are from our newest flyer that we hand out during cooking presentations. Up first is the Garden Veggie Couscous which we created as an alternative to a commercial freeze-dried meal. It can be made either with organic or traditional ingredients and is vegetarian friendly. The meal we based [...]

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Head over to Trail Cooking for the two newest recipes, both featured in the May/June 2010 issue of Washington Trails Magazine. Pina Colada Mini Pies Last Minute Meat and Olive Pizzas Both photos by Kirk Kirkconnell. ~Sarah

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By now many of you have figured out that I love to do “re-do’s” of a certain magazines backcountry recipes. It isn’t that they don’t have good recipes – they do – but they often are aimed at the casual hiker who doesn’t mind carrying two pots, a lot of fuel and so on. I [...]

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Food can make or break a trip when you have kids along – especially in the 3+  years and up range. Especially if you have them hiking hard miles – they need food that fuels them but also that interests them more so. When Ford was younger (he is 12 now) I did a combination [...]

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