Travel Recipes

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Kamus Ahla Phuq Kidsrus wails:

I am collecting recipes suitable for travel, both car
camping and hiking. If you hike and camp, and if you have
any recipes that you use, please consider contributing.

My recipes are at
weiner.muslim.kahksookingbagOpen ↗

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"Kamus of Kadizhar" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
: I am collecting recipes suitable for travel, both
: car camping
and hiking.
: If you hike and camp, and if you have any recipes that
: you use,
please
: consider contributing.
:
: My recipes are at
seiner.comTravelRecipesOpen ↗ ;
: or you can post here or email me direct(remove the
: obvious.)
That page is
: a wiki; you can add your recipes directly if you wish by
clicking on the
: edit button at the bottom and editing the text.
:
: Thanks,
:
: --kamus
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Interesting site Kamus. Another book for you to check out is
"Wilderness Ranger Cookbook", a collection of Backcountry
recipes by Forest Service Wilderness Rangers. Published by
Falcon Publishing, Inc., Helena, Montana (USA) in 1990. It
has several recipes and lots of other information. Some of
the recipes include Scones, granola, Hobo Stew, tacos,
trout, popcorn, fry bread, etc..

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Cyndi <Remove a "b" to reply

Rick & Cyndi said:

Interesting site Kamus. Another book for you to check out
is "Wilderness Ranger Cookbook", a collection of
Backcountry recipes by Forest Service Wilderness Rangers.
Published by Falcon Publishing, Inc., Helena, Montana
(USA) in 1990. It has several recipes and lots of other
information. Some of the recipes include Scones, granola,
Hobo Stew, tacos, trout, popcorn, fry bread, etc..

Thanks. I like to cook and I like to hike; I don't see why I
have to eat glop when I travel.... But finding suitable
travel recipes is tough.

I'll look up the book.

--Kamus

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winding and ,>/'_ | only slightly uphill. May the wind
bring rain for the slickrock (_)\(_) | potholes fourteen
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| May God's dog serenade your campfire, may the
| rattlesnake and
o | the screech owl amuse your reveries, may the Great
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Kamus of Kadizhar said:

Rick & Cyndi said:

Interesting site Kamus. Another book for you to check out
is "Wilderness Ranger Cookbook", a collection of
Backcountry recipes by Forest Service Wilderness Rangers.
Published by Falcon Publishing, Inc., Helena, Montana
(USA) in 1990. It has several recipes and lots of other
information. Some of the recipes include Scones, granola,
Hobo Stew, tacos, trout, popcorn, fry bread, etc..

Thanks. I like to cook and I like to hike; I don't see why
I have to eat glop when I travel.... But finding suitable
travel recipes is tough.

I'll look up the book.

--Kamus

Check out "Old Fashioned Dutch Oven Cooking" by Don Holm.
Won't help for hiking unless you just like to carry cast
iron around on your hikes 🙂 But for camping, if you build a
fire, some interesting recipes and ideas.

Jill