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Since I haven't gotten any comments here I am just going to let things ride as they are. Happy trails in 2003 Jack From: "Jack Young" <youngjack@...> ...
Jack Young
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Jan 1, 2003
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... year. I've got breakfast figured out and partially got my lunch/snacks in line but I'm struggling with dinners. ... tablets. I'm hoping to find high...
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Hi Jane, Thanks for your response! I know there are some fairly light wide mouth 1 qt thermoses that would work for this. Maybe, though, they might be a little...
Robert Pilz
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Hello Group, I like Logan bread for hiking/backpacking. I'm planning an AT thru-hike this spring and would like to use it as a daily staple, but am unclear as...
Robert Pilz
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I made some a year or so ago and then forgot about it. I found it in the kitchen cabinet the other day and it was just as good as ever. -- Phil ... From:...
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Jan 8, 2003
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Bob, I have made a variation of Logan bread (without eggs, but with loads more fruit, and some honey-- a more moist bread) and that has kept up to nine days in...
Peggy L Kinnetz
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Jan 10, 2003
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Phil, Thanks a lot for the feedback! Your experience is encouraging. I guess I'll leave some of mine out for a while and see what happens, but it sounds like...
Robert Pilz
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Jan 11, 2003
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Bob, What is Logan bread? I've never heard of it, maybe it is not available in Canada. Ken Sutherland ... thru-hike this spring and would like to use it as a...
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Mama Llama, Thanks for the input! I sure wouldn't try to keep it a year w/o freezing it but it does sound like 3 weeks might be feasible. I'm leaving some out...
Robert Pilz
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Not sure what lembas or logan breads are. Can someone enlighten me. A recipe would be great. Suzanne ... From: upyerkilt2eh <upyerkilt2eh@...> To:...
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I just finished another batch of jerky for my Boy Scout Troop. I tried using the Playdough Fun Factory to make the jerky into both sticks and flat pieces. (I...
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I soak meat for 12-18 hours max in olive brine and then cover with roasted cumin...then into the dehydrator...out comes yum yum. I get the olive brine free as...
Jack Young
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Jan 11, 2003
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Hello All - Ken said: ... Lately, I have been playing around with different recipes based on a soy sauce marinade. My favorite so far is to use either beef...
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Jan 12, 2003
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How thick do you slice the meat? Is there anything special about olive brine (other than having had olives in it); would any salt water work as well? thnx ...
Jim Lynch
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Jan 12, 2003
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My suggestion is to sprinkle your marinaded meat with cayenne pepper powder just after you have put in on the racks of your dehydrator, and before it dries....
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Jan 13, 2003
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Hi, Charlie! Nice you see that you still visit! I haven't bothered to make jerky. With the price of the meat, seasonings, and all the work, it seemed that I...
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Jan 13, 2003
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Hi Ken, I've heard tell there are places you can buy logan bread pre-made, but I think typically people cook it up themselves. It basically is a whole wheat ...
Robert Pilz
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Jan 15, 2003
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Hi, My jerky recipe is simple- Lean meat cut into strips 16 oz. Soy Sauce (1/2 low sodium is good) 2 Tbs. Liquid Smoke 1 Tbs. Garlic Powder Let meat marinate...
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Ken Try a cookie press to make your jerky. I use that to "squirt" the jerky onto dehydrator trays. It comes out about 1" wide and as thick or as thin as you...
chris parton
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Jan 15, 2003
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Thanks Bob, I appreciate you taking time to pass that info on. It sounds interesting and I will definatly give it a try. Be well. Ken ... ...
Honest Ken
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Jan 16, 2003
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Here's another logan bread recipe, although I've yet to try it... http://www.netwoods.com/Cooking/bp-recip.html Logan Bread Recipe By : "Backpacker's...
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Jan 16, 2003
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Hello, What is everyone useing for software for recipe management, and to create shopping lists? Does anyone type in the recipes referenced here or in the...
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Jan 20, 2003
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Your test worked. Yes, the list has been quiet. I had at one time some powered honey, does anyone know where I can get a small jar? Now for the hard question....
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Jan 24, 2003
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I make an oriental version, using soy sauce, oyster sauce, with some spices. The soy sauce and oyster sauce could be low salt versions , I suppose. The main...
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Jan 25, 2003
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Powered honey is just what it is. Honey where the water has been removed and it is ground to a fine power. Takes less weight to carry, add a teaspoon of water...
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Trader Joe's. I had at one time some powered honey, does anyone know where I can get a small jar?...
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Jan 28, 2003
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I checked Walton Feed first, as they seem to have everything, but no go. Some of the sites that came up otherwise were large quantities only. Here's a site ...
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Jan 28, 2003
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I agree with Mama Llama about the drying part. Of course what makes jerky taste good is spices, otherwise you will have a rather bland meat taste. It will...
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Jan 29, 2003
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Powdered honey Oddly enough, it is honey that has been dried, then ground into a powder. Requires freeze drying equipment and a high-use grinder (in other...
Karen Oland
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Jan 29, 2003
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Ken, Are you buying it that way, or are you drying it yourself? If you are buying it, where do you find it? Christine Conners...
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