Hi Jack, Is the list still active? I've been reading old e-mails for about a week. I just looked in the files section and saw your note new members and...
... www.freezerbagcooking.com also, you should search the archives at yahoogroups.com you might find more action on dehydrating in general at http:// ...
From time to time, this list is active and offers great suggestions. You're doing the right thing by getting a dehydrator. That probably more than anything...
I'm going on a hike in a bit (Redlands, CA) and I was thinking that I'd take some boxed macaroni and cheese (the kind with powdered cheese) for dinner. I plan...
And leave the cardboard box at home, right? If you use powdered milk and add a teaspoon of Creamora (coffee creamer) to it, the milk will have a nice flavor....
sounds good... I might add some dried mushrooms.... well, I am not a mac and cheese fan... so would like to enhance it.. perhaps some dried chives? or green...
Takes quite a bit of time to cook the pasta in these (although you could use the thermos method to let it cook while you hike). Would be easier to make you...
Looking at the cooking time, Eazy Mac might just be the way to go. Although, with boxed macaroni, it's only about a 3:30-4 minute cook time for the noodles to...
well, you be sure to let us know how your mac and cheese experiment turns out, too *sheri* ... From: Bart Humphries To: lighttrailfood@yahoogroups.com Sent:...
I've been working on what I hope will be the ultimate light weight 2500 calorie per day diet. I notice nuts, and particularly pine nuts have more calories per...
... that ... cheese, ... About once a month we have Mac'n Cheese at home. I use the Safeway house-brand mac 'n cheese. Prepared as directed, I add sauteed ...
No powdered milk? Would go well with cocoa and rice (for flavor). A lot depends on how long you were on such a diet. There are no fresh greens there and some...
This is a float trip, right? No exertion, right? A long distance backpacker needs 4500-6000 calories a day so that he doesn't lose weight. On 2500 calories,...
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Moore, I don't have the expertise to comment on your diet, but I think you'll find 1 pound of food per day to be too little. I never cook when hiking by ...
... hey there, actually it has been my experience that not cooking your food add alot more weight to your food load and your pack in general. my goal is almost...
Probably because I am so overweight, I've found it easy to survive 10 days on 1.5 pounds/day or 2500 calories. There is an interesting discussion of this in...
I do take powdered milk. To deal with the fat issue, I am looking for a good source of full fat powdered milk. I use the powdered milk for breakfast with...
... It takes about 20 to 40 days for scurvey to start to set in. Just drink plenty of lime/orange juice before you go, stay completely away from things that...
... Too obvious. Too simple. We're trying to pretend like we're living out in the wilderness for months on end, man! We face many dangers, and our bones ...
Don't you have to be sure you have the correct percentage of protein, fats, carbs to be sure that your body uses up the fat first? And how much of your weight...
You are exactly right. From everything I have read 2 to 2.5 pounds of food per person/per day is the norm. I have gotten it down to under 2 pounds per person...
For short time periods, scurvy won't be a problem - but vit C tablets are the easiest to pack and prevent it (but not as tasty in your water! also try ...
Then some dried lemons/limes. Not all the vit C is lost when food is dried (much more is when it is cooked) and it ends being up light to carry. Alternative,...
... hey there, dehydrate everything you can. lol actually thats just part of it. well i'm a vegan so i never carry any meat or cheese, so that helps. my basic...
