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Posted by: troutbreath
Posted on: Sep 19th, 2007 at 2:56am
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Thanks for the link.  I am getting hungry just reading the recipies!


TB
Posted by: CanoeFly
Posted on: Aug 29th, 2007 at 3:41pm
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Has anyone tried the Nile Spice brand of dried soups? For canoe tripping I think they are great. Chicken Vegetable, Black Bean, Lentil, Potato Leek, Split Pea, Minestrone, Red Beans and Rice and a bunch more. They come in a paper cup with a peel off lid for rehydrating. Since the paper cups are 95% wasted space I transfer the contents to a tiny Ziplok bag bags which can be dumped into another device for rehydration. Or you can nest the empty cups together to save a lot of space.

If you go online there is a supermarket in New York City (Gristedes) that will mail order them out promptly at a reasonable cost. 

CanoeFly
Posted by: solotripper
Posted on: Jun 26th, 2007 at 9:12pm
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OTM,
I like it Grin Grin
As a SOLO guy, I'm a big one-pot fan Wink Wink
She has some interesting recipes, I like the chicken+dumplings!!
Posted by: Outamatches
Posted on: Jun 26th, 2007 at 12:23pm
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I ran accross this on a backpacking site. It is geared nmore towards backpacking but she has some new twist on using different types of food.
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