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Just thought I'd share a quick simple meal idea me and 3 of my buddies had on a recent hike in Potter County, PA. I brought along 2 Mountain House Chicken Breast and Mashed Potato dinners, along with a whole pack of Stovetop chicken stuffing. I heated up the MH meal like normal. For the Stovetop I added 1 pack of chicken gravy mix and the required margarine, and 2 cups of boiling water to the stuffing mix in a gallon freezer bag. From adding water to hittin' the plate the whole shootin' match was done in about 6-7 minutes. This is one of my new favorites when I'm backpacking with 2-3 buddies.
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Just a day hike? What stove do you use? I use the MH dehydrated meals when I hike and camp. Easy to fix, quick, and fills you up. Sounds like that stuffing concoction is loaded with those hiker calories.
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Actually, an overnighter on the Susquehannock Trail System. Hiked into Hammersly Pool. What an awesome place! Fresh blueberries on the mountain tops too! When I get my camera back from my buddy I'll post a few pics.
I usually use one of the alky stoves I build. This trip I brought along one of my oldies called the Timberline, which is basically a Whitebox stove, but lighter.
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Welcome to the Campfire George. I fyou don't mind post a pic of the stoves you build.
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Welcome to the Campfire George. I fyou don't mind post a pic of the stoves you build. Sure enough! Here's the one I brought this trip (it's called the Timberline stove): Here's the Gram Weenie: The Gram weenie PRO: And the Thru Hiker: [img] http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/ss255/george_carr/th3.jpg[/img] Each one is better at some things than the other, and I use them like any other "tool". The Timberline burns hot and fast, boiling up to a quart of water at a time. The Thru Hiker will also boil a quart, just not quite as fast (almost though). The Gram Weenie PRO will boil 16-20 oz water, while the original Gram Weenie was designed to heat 8-10 oz water (for a cuppa joe, say). I have a few more designs up my sleeve .
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Welcome to the 'Fire! Nice website you have too. https://end2endtrailsupply.com/Home_Page.htmlGood sounding meal! The margarine should get SSE's attention!
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Thanks ironbender. This is one of my favorite combos of freezedried and grocery store foods. I also like Lipton sides with a can of chicken dumped in during the last couple of minutes cooking. Could eat the whole thing by myself (and I have :D). Who's SSE?
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sse is a good guy and respected member of the campfire, we just bust his chops cause he likes margarine!
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