
I opened the can and immediately thought it looked like cat food. Not a good omen. So I started eating, and at first it was okay. Okay meaning with the flavor of the cracker I could choke it down. But when I got to the last couple of spoonfuls, I was done. There will be no tuna salad in my pack on this trip (or any other trips for that matter).
While in the store, I also came across this soup mix that you make by just adding water. I love potato soup, and nothing is better on a chilly fall night in the woods than a warm bowl of soup. So, since it was only around $3, I figured I'd test it out.

So I cooked dinner last night backpacker style- in a Ziploc bag. I measured out the mix based on the amount of the serving size listed on the bag (1/4 cup dry made 1 cup of soup). The first bag I made was a little watery but the second was okay. Both were edible and tasted pretty good. We've decided to include 1 meal of potato soup. I wonder how I can get bacon in it?
I also have the dehydrator going full bore. I'm currently working on peas, and tonight I'm hoping to start on some corn. I have apples and blueberries to dehydrate for my oatmeal as well. (the peas and corn aren't for the oatmeal, that's for chicken and rice or noodle meals).
So I think I have an idea of food, or most of the food. Lunches will be jerky and granola bars or possibly PB&J on a tortilla. I'll be trying it all so I know how I'm managing everything.
No comments:
Post a Comment