Trail Cooking

New Recipe: Cheesy Sausage Grits

My youngest said to me today, "We haven't had grits in a long time." So, my mind wandered to creating a new recipe. Is it traditional? No. And that is okay, in my view. Never quit looking for new ways to use carbs in trail food. You might get a recipe you really like! Alistaire… Continue reading New Recipe: Cheesy Sausage Grits

Food Finds · Trail Cooking

Food Find: Ramen Bae

I had a "fun" weekend two weekends back. I stepped into a hole our chickens had dug on our homestead and fell hard, landing on my left arm. After a 7-hour ER adventure, I was released in a splint and a sling. And on a lot of painkillers. I am at Day 12 now, and… Continue reading Food Find: Ramen Bae

Trail Cooking

More Updated Recipes To Check Out

This spring is keeping us busy redoing recipes on TrailCooking, updating methods and ingredients, and taking photos. This round last week involved 3 desserts and 1 no-cook lunch. Basic Trail Pudding Cinnamon French Vanilla Vanilla Pudding Southwest Chicken Corn Wraps Apple "Pie" Pudding ~Sarah

Trail Cooking

Reinventing The Unusual Recipes

I am well known for my quirky taste(s), and one of the best parts about developing recipes has been creating unusual combinations. I don't worry about whether or not any of our readers actually make the recipes; I just keep creating. It is what makes me tick, honestly. I've been going back over TrailCooking and… Continue reading Reinventing The Unusual Recipes

Freeze Drying · Trail Cooking

Taking Food Prep To A Higher Level: Do You Need A Freeze-Dryer?

It used to be that the final pinnacle for hikers and outdoorsy folk was buying a dehydrator. Depending on how trendy you were, you had to spend $55 to $500 to join the club. While it wasn't cheap to buy a dehydrator, it was a lot easier to justify the entry fee, as it was… Continue reading Taking Food Prep To A Higher Level: Do You Need A Freeze-Dryer?