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Jardine finds a weak point in corn pasta!!


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    Jeremy Cleaveland
    BPL Member

    @jeremy11

    Locale: Exploring San Juan talus

    http://www.rayjardine.com/nft/index.htm

    Ray Jardine finds a weakness corn pasta. I thought this was funny after reading Beyond Backpacking multiple times.

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    Sarah Kirkconnell
    BPL Member

    @sarbar

    Locale: Homesteading On An Island In The PNW

    "2) Of the decades of adventuring, we finally found a case where our corn pasta didn't work for us. Above 16,500 the boiling water was not hot enough to cook it, and instead simply dissolved it. On the other hand, pasta made of durum wheat cooked nicely but to us lacked taste."

    Uh yeah: slather on some high end olive oil and dump a ton of herbs, pepper and some tasty Parmesan cheese in. Makes ANY pasta tasty ;-) lol………

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    Rog Tallbloke
    BPL Member

    @tallbloke

    Locale: DON'T LOOK DOWN!!

    Hasta la Pasta baby.

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    John S.
    BPL Member

    @jshann

    Is Jardine a fruit or a nut?

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    Jim Cook
    Spectator

    @mrcooktoyou

    Locale: Land of Cotton

    Shouldn't that be pasta la vista?

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    Rog Tallbloke
    BPL Member

    @tallbloke

    Locale: DON'T LOOK DOWN!!

    > Shouldn't that be pasta la vista?

    The chef drank the chianti and got pista la vasta.

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    Laurie Ann March
    Member

    @laurie_ann

    Locale: Ontario, Canada

    that was really funny Rog :)

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    Denis Hazlewood
    BPL Member

    @redleader

    Locale: Northern California

    I remember all the corn pasta left in "trail boxes" at trail heads a year after Jardine's book came out. I tried to eat the stuff and went back to Ramen.

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    Greg Vaillancourt
    Member

    @gsv45

    Locale: Utah

    NUT!

    Bordering on aluminum foil beanie class nut.

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