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  1. 03-15-2009, 21:54 #1
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    Hello all,

    Can anyone recommend a book on outdoor/hiking cooking?

    I am not looking for cute recipes like Back Country Soufle..
    Nutritional information such as calories per weight would be great.

    Thanks,
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    Oops. . . with the financial industry in tatters I thought this thread was about something else.
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    Try looking at the Freezer Bag Cooking website and then ordering her book. The author is a member here (Sarbar) and is extremely helpful when it comes to all things freezer bag cooking related. Great gal and an excellent resource.
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    I did a review of Lipsmackin Vegetarian Backpackin for backpackgeartest a few years ago. The review (here and here) is somewhat mixed, but I have been using several recipes from that book since then. You might check it out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Omarwannahike View Post
    Hello all,

    Can anyone recommend a book on outdoor/hiking cooking?

    I am not looking for cute recipes like Back Country Soufle..
    Nutritional information such as calories per weight would be great.

    Thanks,
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    You got the best resource right here. Use the search feature and save a few bucks. I hate this freakin Banana.
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    Quote Originally Posted by charlie2008 View Post
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    You got the best resource right here. Use the search feature and save a few bucks. I hate this freakin Banana.
    Hush you. Mama wants a new cook set this week. Them books pays for my hiking toys
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    Horace Kephart's Camp Cooking. Dated, but terrific!
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    Thanks for the input so far
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    as mentioned try freezerbagcooking.com
    also try lipsmackin backpackin
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    adding to the list of those already mentioned:

    High Trail Cookery -Linda Yaffe
    Backpack Gourmet Linda Yaffe
    The One Pan Gourmet -Don Jacobson
    The Trailside Cookbook -Don and Pam Philpott
    Trail Food -Alan Kesselheim
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    Add mine to the list too.

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