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Anonymous Thu 05 Oct 2023 02:42:07 No.2653142 View View Reply Original Report

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Recently bought a backpacking stove that came with a medium pot and a small pot/pan, and I'm looking for things to cook with it. When I look stuff up online, nearly every recipe has dehydrated ingredients, which I don't need because I'm not actually backpacking, so weight isn't a concern. Do you guys have any favorite meals?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 05 Oct 2023 03:12:36 No.2653154 Report

Quoted By: >>2653157

Then just buy a sub sandwich and skip the wasteful cooking process altogether.

I go /out/ for weeks. I make all my own meals and build in fasting days.

You are unworthy of my recipes.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 05 Oct 2023 03:24:24 No.2653157 Report

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>>2653142
You’re not gonna cook a gourmet meal in that crap so just throw it out along with your stove and just do what this >>2653154 anon said.

Silly city boy gearfag buying a backpacking stove when you dont go backpacking.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 05 Oct 2023 04:28:35 No.2653177 Report

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>>2653142
Macaroni and peppers and some bacon or something. Sounds good to me in my head. vek0 on YouTube has some good recipes.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 05 Oct 2023 11:38:29 No.2653220 Report

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>>2653142
you can literally just cook normal food in those, its what I do when I backpack. Why tf do you want to carry dehydrated larp food when you can carry a literal pepper, an onion and some meat. Like bring some chicken nuggies and oil if you want, you can cook them

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 05 Oct 2023 12:36:15 No.2653227 Report

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>>2653142
>https://outdooreats.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwvfmoBhAwEiwAG2tqzIqwMlBEsdFLAHPaB4VoQe14f2uXVVwVX-nISqTcmI7AdCPJngPffxoCqgQQAvD_BwE
Here you go Anon. I think the guy running the site is called 'Chef Corso'. I'm sure some of the pay walled recipes have been used in interviews etc that hes done.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 05 Oct 2023 15:07:29 No.2653262 Report

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>>2653227
Thank you, stuff like this is what I'm looking for.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Thu 05 Oct 2023 21:28:29 No.2653372 Report

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>>2653142
tin of soup

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 05 Oct 2023 21:49:56 No.2653384 Report

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>>2653142
Israëli couscous
>israëli couscous
>tin of chopped tomatoes 400gram
>onion
>2 carrots
>6 garlic cloves
>dried mint, cayenne, cumin seed powder, coriander powder
>water 1,5 liter
>stock cube
>oil

Peel onion, cut carrot, peel garlic
Fry onion and carrot in oil
Add chopped tomatoes, herbs, half the garlic, couscous, stock, water.
Bring to a boil
Add the rest of the garlic
Wait 10 minutes
Done

Live to make this when winter camping with a Car.

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Anonymous Thu 05 Oct 2023 22:05:15 No.2653390 Report

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>>2653384

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Anonymous Fri 06 Oct 2023 01:06:47 No.2653469 Report

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>>2653262
Happy to help

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 06 Oct 2023 04:05:51 No.2653503 Report

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Ramen packs from the grocery store. Cheap, just boil water and add noodles and spice packet. Add sliced onions, eggs, cheese, or meat to fill out the nutrition profile. My partner and I use Vita Ramens for backpacking because it has the best nutrition profile of all the packaged ramens.

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Anonymous Fri 06 Oct 2023 04:45:16 No.2653508 Report

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Ill never give in to the butane jew, but basically half the shit in stores is designed to be /out/ ready anyways. Compact stuff is cheaper to ship, longer lasting stuff has a longer time on the shelf to be sold. Economic factors have created an entire ocean of /out/ food for you to choose from.

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Anonymous Fri 06 Oct 2023 09:06:21 No.2653553 Report

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>>2653372
This is good and you can add stuff to the soup + water.
It's just too bad soup tins use a plastic liner so you have dump the contents into a pot to cook it, as apposed to cooking it in the can itself.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 06 Oct 2023 15:46:28 No.2653641 Report

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>>2653142
theres no reason you can’t just cook fresh food like you would any normal dish, especially if you arent backpacking. even when backpacking i still cook normal food the first couple days. pasta dishes, stir fry rice dishes, steamed veggies, grilled ham and cheeses, eggs and bacon and pico in tortillas cooked in bacon grease….

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 06 Oct 2023 15:56:00 No.2653646 Report

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>>2653142
I take small-ish Yukon gold potatoes wrapped in foil, pre microwaved.
A smaller white onion which i slice and eat raw.
Some canned sardines or some hormel shredded beef with gravy
2 -3 hardboiled eggs in a ziplock ,for breakfast.
A knife and a spoon

I don't need to cook anything. Tiny twig fire that i heat the potato and sardines up in my mess cup and shovel it in.
This isn't some bullshit glamour magazine food spread targeted at women and their need for modern pretty bullshit on the face of an advertisement.

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Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 06 Oct 2023 15:57:06 No.2653647 Report

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>>2653646

I dont even heat this shit slop up i just take it out and eat it

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 10 Oct 2023 00:40:44 No.2654768 Report

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does anyone make a good and lightweight cook set that can be stored in a large pack? I'm a hungry dude and some .5L titanium cup isn't enough to cook anything substantial with

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 10 Oct 2023 01:07:51 No.2654786 Report

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>>2653142
Seriously considering using some kind of cast iron skillet, possibly an 8" to keep the weight down (somewhat) or a small dutch camp oven for my main cooking setup.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 10 Oct 2023 01:09:41 No.2654787 Report

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>>2653142
Learn to make rice, also miso soup is good.

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Anonymous Tue 10 Oct 2023 01:14:32 No.2654790 Report

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>>2654787
>miso
horny is what your mom said to me last night

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