disgusting recipes!

Wow. That is impressive.

I've used quite a few of her recipes and have had good luck. We use some of her bars and dinners. I can't say We have ever tried anything with eggs. We just look for something that appears good and give it a go. You should be able to dehydrate almost anything you eat at home. Then we just cover it with water, bring to a boil, let sit a bit and eat.

Remember colors. Grey/brown/yellow are not appetizing ;-)

Different song, same key ….

Before you get too invested in this request by david drake read This Thread

It may be an honest request, or not …

My offer still stands.

Mods should have moved his earlier thread but now there are two.
Link

Buddy… You need a new hobby.

You need to leave and never come back. It confuses me that you were never banned after telling a member to "get fvcked liberal". Come on Roger.

Hi Justin

I chose to lock the thread so it cannot be continued and to leave it there 'for the record'. Readers may judge for themselves.
Opinion?

Cheers

Oatmeal, instant potatoes, coffee, jerky, nuts, raisins. That's all a Spartan warrior should need. Tasty food makes a man soft and weak.

"You need to leave and never come back. It confuses me that you were never banned after telling a member to "get fvcked liberal". Come on Roger."

+1 As the cursed liberal mentioned I am saddened by BPL's(Roger's) allowance of this person being able to continue here.

Moderate or not, but let's be consistent.

Ken,
Dr. Jekyll was a reasonable and intelligent person.

In preceding threads it took a while for Mr. Hyde to show up.

Time will tell.

"hashbrown sausage egg and cheese casserole"

Aside from the hashbrowns, that sounds like every single thing they tell you *not* to dehydrate.

Eggs are tricky from everything I've read and probably better off using ovaeasy packets. Sausage says "grease!" in my mind which goes rancid fast. Same for cheese.

I'm just not thinking this is a good idea from the title alone.

this poster may have been a jerk in another thread, but his question here seems legit. He tried to dry something and it bombed. I'm thinking that mess has to be spread very thin to dry well.

Why does the thread title mention plural "recipes" when there is only one cited?

I doubt that the book author's results were the same as the OP's dish. If so, why would the author put the recipe in the book? Were the ingredients supposed to be cooked and dehydrated separately then combined to take on the trail? Could someone copy the recipe to here?

Anything can be screwed up.

We use "Backpack Gourmet" with great success.

The possibility that the OP was "baiting" the forum is high.