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Thanksgiving Recipe!

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PostedNov 23, 2005 at 8:46 am

Well, I know some of us wil be out on the trail this weekend :-)
This is one of my favorite meals for the trail:

Chicken & Cranberry Gravy With Mashed Potatoes:

In a quart freezer bag put-

1 cup instant mashed potatoes

1 tsp butter buds/molly McButter

fresh ground black pepper, to taste

1 tsp dried chives

In a second freezer bag put-

1 pouch chicken gravy mix (the add 1 cup water type)

1/2 cup Craisins

Also take a 7 oz foil pouch of chicken.

In camp add 1 cup boiling water to the potatoes, stir well. Add 1 cup boiling water to the gravy

mix, stir well, add chicken. Let sit in a cozy for 5 minutes. Stir again, pour over potatoes and eat!

Feeds 2 hikers..though I’d suggest if you are a huge eater, bring along a bag of seasoned green beans (freeze dried) as a side veggie…and maybe some crusty bread for the gravy!

PostedNov 23, 2005 at 10:31 am

wonderful recipe. never knew it was this easy to eat well on the trail. also, easy to modify to suit to taste, e.g. i’ll use the Craisins for dessert.

i don’t know what “butter buds/molly McButter” are.

PostedNov 23, 2005 at 1:19 pm

They are butter flavored flakes you can pick up in the spice section at any store….think salt and butter together :-)
You can also find butter powder (no salt) thru some mail order companies.
I know Craisins sound weird..but it works :-D

PostedNov 23, 2005 at 1:44 pm

Chicken, Gravy & Stuffing:

1 1/2 Cups Stovetop stuffing mix

1 pouch chicken or turkey gravy (use a “Makes 1 cup” size package)

1 pouch or can of chicken or turkey (for can use the 5 oz. version, for pouch use the 7 oz. size.)

Put the stuffing in a quart freezer bag, and the gravy mix in another.

In camp pour 1 cup boiling water in the gravy, stir well, and add the chicken or turkey, stir again

and seal well. Pop in cozy. To the stuffing bag, add 3/4 cup boiling water, stir and seal well.. Put
in cozy, and let sit for 5 minutes. Fluff up the stuffing, and pour the gravy over it.

Feeds one hungry hiker.

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