Bibimbap Serves 2, 7.2 oz Basic dehydrating for rice and vegetables. 1 cup rice Chicken flavored. 1 packet korean bbq seasoning ½ cup mushrooms Clean and slice mushrooms before dehydrating. You can wash them with water instead of taking the time to brush off all the dirt since they’re losing all their water anyway. ¼ …
Vegetable Stir Fry Serves 2, 7.3 oz Basic dehydrating for vegetables. 1 ½ packets ramen noodles ½ packet stir fry mix ¼ cup peas Dehydrated from frozen. These will fall through the racks if you don’t use one of the additional racks or parchment paper. ⅛ cup green peppers ⅛ cup broccoli Dehydrated from frozen. …
Pasta with Pesto Alfredo Serves two 1 ½ packets ramen noodles ½ of a pesto packet ½ of an alfredo packet ¼ cup dehydrated peas Dehydrated from frozen. These will fall through the racks if you don’t use one of the additional racks or parchment paper. ¼ cup broccoli Dehydrated from frozen. Cut up …
Rice Into a large pot pour the entire bag of jasmine (or other white) rice. Add twice the amount of water. Pour in 2 packets of ramen chicken flavor per pound of rice. Mix thoroughly. Cover, turn heat up to high and bring to a boil. Bring heat down to a simmer without taking lid …
“You should post pictures of your gear, people love that” -Eric Bastoul (paraphrased) This is both not my full set of gear and also more than I will actually be carrying. This does not include first aid, clothes, food or toiletries. This (plus the aforementioned missing items) will also be split up with my mom, …
This is really “Food, Part I” since I’m only covering dehydrated dinners. When I get to Vermont my mom and I will put together breakfasts (oatmeal), lunches (tortillas with stuff and gorp) and a few more dinners with canned salmon. I’ll make separate posts with each individual recipe, but will cover an overview here. The …
Growing up in the northeast, I’m used to a certain size of state. An 8 hour drive can take you through that many states or more. On my drives to Vermont I would regularly go through 3 or 4 states depending on traffic on the Tappan Zee. Texas is different. Granted if I drive east …
I spent most of last fall planning for the JMT. I bought guidebooks, watched Mile, Mile and a Half until it was taken off of Netflix and Amazon Prime, poured over maps and read travel books. I prepared permit applications weeks in advance and looked up as many free fax online services as possible. Then it was …
You can't see through a buff very well and if you're not careful people will take pictures of you and make fun of you when all you're trying to do is unsuccessfully protect your delicate sensitive skin from the devil's insect friends.
1. Pack heavy foods like uncooked rice and lentils. Definitely pack too much, for example a full bear of honey. This is ideal because honey will also leak and get other items sticky. Bring a month's worth of hot chocolate even though you're planning a seven day backpacking trip. If your backpack isn't taller than …
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