[pct-l] stoveless ideas?

[Jim Keener]

Hi Diana,

Thank you for asking this question. I want to do more
stoveless backpacking, too.

You have probably already thought of bagels, hard
cheeses, dried fruits, nuts. Black beans which can be
re-constituted with water and body heat. Breakfast
bars. Biscotti - they travel very well. Tortillas and
dried sausages. Foil-packed meats.

A few ideas I'm considering.

Best,
J J

--- diana s <tergemina at hotmail.com> wrote:

> So I have decided to forgo my stove, at least for
> southern California, 
> because I would like to worry a wee bit less about
> water and also I really 
> really don't want to be responsible for starting a
> great big inferno in the 
> hot, dry desert. But now I am stumped on what to
> eat. I have done the 
> stoveless thing for quite a few miles on the AT, but
> my diet was just awful 
> and I really want to stay healthier this time
> around. I know folks love 
> their summer sausages and tuna packs, but I don't
> eat meat (gasp!). Does 
> anyone have any good suggestions for a cold
> (healthful) vegetarian trail 
> diet? Thanks yall!
> chigger
> 
>
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