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| Name | Easy Stoveless Backpacking Recipes - for Thru Hikers! |
| Video Uploader | Video From JupiterHikes |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 11-04-2024 20:07:47 |
| Video Discription | Here are a bunch of Stoveless backpacking recipes that are super easy!! This is a method of cooking while backpacking and thru hiking that I have been doing for almost a decade now! I loved it back then, and I still love it today! It's lighter weight, it's faster and more efficient, it's cheaper, and it's easier! I hope you enjoy https://packitgourmet.com/ and use code "jupiterhikes15" for 15% off your order! This is valid until 4/26/24 Thank you packit for offering such a thing to my peoples! I think their meals are a great place to start with stoveless cooking, or if you want something easy and delicious! Remember the secret to stoveless backpacking meals is by adding extras! I will never *just* eat couscous, I will add some kind of nuts, raisins or craisins, olive oil, or a tuna packet... it is those extras that take bland and boring meals, and makes them awesome! You can then take a meal you've already eaten, change it up very simply, and it's all new and fresh again! Extras to consider: powder peanut butter, olive oil, raisins, craisins, nuts, chips, meats and proteins, cheese, tortillas, mayonnaise packets, or hot sauce! The other secret to no-cook meals is to add less water than you think you need, at first. You can always add more later! But if you wind up with a very soupy mix, it's much harder to go back on that. 1. Beans & Rice - 3oz Mexicali Rose Dehydrated Refried Beans (or Santa Fe Bean Company) - 1oz Minute Instant Rice - 1oz Olive Oil - Fritos (Add cheese, a protein, hot sauce, or pack out an avocado for the best trail meal ever!) 2. Couscous - Near East brand couscous (pine nut is the best flavor) - Raisins, (can never add too many!) - Tuna packet in whatever flavor - Sun Dried Tomatoes - Olive Oil (Sometimes I'll also add curry powder to this!) 3. Ramen Bomb - Ramen - Powder Mashed Potatoes (half a packet) - Bacon Bits, Cheese, Hot Sauce (It's better than you think!) 4. Oatmeal - Two Instant Oatmeal Packets (or three!) - Dried Fruit (raisins, craisins, pitted dates, etc) - Nuts of any variety - Carnation Breakfast Essentials (of any flavor) (Try adding Coffee or Hot Chocolate to your Oatmeal as well!) 5. Hiker Trash Pizza - Flat Bread, or Naan, or Bagels - Cream Cheese - Pepperoni! (This is a great lunch or an easy and fun dinner!) 6. Peanut Butter & Banana Burrito - Tortilla - Peanut Butter - Chopped up banana - Chocolate Chips! (there's a lot of ways you could take this further! But another great lunch item) 7. Pack out real food from town! - Pizza in a gallon ziploc, frozen burritos that will thaw out while in your pack, sandwiches from Subway or premade at a grocery store, leftovers from that awesome restaurant in town... stuffed into your cold soak jar! 8. Buy a Dehydrator - The possibilities are truly endless if you have a dehydrator. So that is the endgame of cold soaking and ultimately the best possible option. All of your favorite ever foods, could be cooked stoveless after some dehydrating! So I think stoveless cooking is most beneficial for thru hikers, but it can be great for others as well! You don't have to be thru hiking the Pacific Crest Trail just to see the benefits. - It weighs less, as my little peanut butter jar is only 1oz while fuel and stoves can weigh more than a pound!! - It's easier and simpler, faster and more efficient. You'll be getting more miles in the day if that's what you want. - It's cheaper and super budget friendly! No need for a fancy stove, no need to replace your fuel every week, save the money and go stoveless! There are of course downsides through, and stoveless backpacking isn't for everybody. It's not the most social experience, and ultimately some people will just never enjoy it. You won't have as many options compared to stove users, but hey that's why I made this video. So it's not for everybody, but I hope all of this information has been helpful! 00:00 - Benefits of Stoveless Cooking 02:26 - Downsides of going Stoveless 04:00 - Who is this best for? 04:42 - Secrets of Cold Soaking 05:30 - Beans & Rice 07:33 - PackitGourmet 09:23 - Couscous 10:36 - Ramen Bomb 11:56 - Oatmeal 13:00 - Hikertrash Pizza 13:37 - PB&B Wrap 14:13 - Real Food! 15:34 - Get a Dehydrator 16:28 - Thank you! Hiking Essentials Shirt! http://jupiterhikes.com/product/hiking-essentials/ THE BACKPACKING GEAR I USE: http://www.jupiterhikes.com/gear/ If you would like to get access to content I create about this type of stuff I don't share anywhere else join me on my Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/jupiterhikes If you'd like more info about me, my hiking, or painting: https://www.jupiterhikes.com https://www.instagram.com/jupiterhikes https://www.facebook.com/jupiterhikes Some of the links above are affiliate links, when you purchase an item through one of these I get a small percentage of the sale at zero extra cost to you. It very much so helps to support these videos, guides, and adventures. Thank you for using them! 0D7ayKKFHVw |
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