[pct-l] Lookig for good trail eats

[m.karon at comcast.net (Marshall Karon)]

Breakfasts: If you can find rolled grains, you can concoct your own muesli -
just add nuts, raisins, rolled oats (thick), rolled rye, rolled barley, etc.
And then powdered milk. On the trail, you probably won't find the supplies,
though. That is why I always sent myself packages.

Lunches: powdered hummus plus olive oil (and crackers)

Snacks: nuts, raisins, date pieces, - all in separate bags - sometimes I
liked sweet and sometimes not.; also candy bars; Vegetarian jerky (nice and
spicy)

Meals: couscous dishes, Lipton noodle dishes, dehydrated vegetables, soy
cubes - plus olive oil; plus extra seasoning packages

Marshall Karon
Portland, OR
m.karon@comcast.net
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From: "Mike Saenz" <msaenz@mve-architects.com>
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Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 2:25 PM
Subject: [pct-l] Lookig for good trail eats


I'm trying to come up with some different meal ideas for the trail. I don't
do freeze dried, if I can avoid it.
I try to eat dinners as well as I would at home.

I've been packing Lipton Pasta Sides and adding chicken from foil sealed
packets (no refrigeration necessary).
They come in several flavors. Some need milk, but I can pack these
sealed/sterilized single milk cartons for these.
I use the powder "Butter Buds", pre-measured in ziplock baggies.

I took a fresh baked french roll with me last time. One of those pilsbury
pop-can rolls. Yum!

Morning breakfast is usually oatmeal (flavored) and coffee (MUD packets).

Uncle Ben's has a wild rice mix that tastes great with chicken too.

What about you guys? What are your favorite trail menu items?

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