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    Default hike report, meals that hit the spot

    I'm on the way home from a hike on the trail in Maine. Two of my meals really hit the spot, so I thought I'd let you know.

    1.Spagetti and meat sauce.
    I precooked the whole wheat noodles and dehydrated them. I dehydrated regular meat sauce on parchment paper (Ragu augmented with hamburger) and then ground it in a food processor.

    It turned out very tasty.the other hikers smelled the aromas jealously. <G>

    2. salmon chipotl mango with Lipton Broccoli noodles in cream sauce. The salmon was doctored enough to nicely augment the salmon taste (which I don't really love).

    Just to share my experience, I hope this helps someone.

    Grinder

    PS dehydrating was done with a cheap single speed dehydrater, Conventional wisdom says you need temperature control and a fan, but my results were fine. I'm fairly sure you could even use the oven on a low setting with the door propped open a bit.

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    In several dehydrators adding a fan only added hours to the process.
    Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.

    Woo

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    We always freeze a steak and it is thawed by the second night out. A good dried potato mix and a nice cab round out the meal.

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