We are almost a month out from Christmas....and I can tell you from experience that once your new toy shows up, it might sit awhile. It can be overwhelming to look at your new freeze-dryer, even after you break it out of the packaging. But let's get going! Prices have remained steady, and more people… Continue reading So You Got A Freeze-Dryer For Christmas: Let’s Get Producing
Tag: Freeze Dried Meals
2025 Roundup: All The Recipes Added This Year
All the recipes from 2025, in one easy-to-read list. From FBC (Freezer Bag Cooking): one-pot and boondocking RV meals, plus a few dehydrated options. It wasn't my biggest year for creating new recipes, given our cross-country move in spring, but I'd say...I still did pretty well. And you never know what will come in 2026....… Continue reading 2025 Roundup: All The Recipes Added This Year
The Comfort Bowl
It's fall, and that has me craving heartier meals. This recipe is quick to make and will fill you up with a lot of protein, from the chicken and also the peas. A ½ cup of freeze-dried chicken is 27 grams of protein, and the peas add another 3 grams or so. It's a hearty… Continue reading The Comfort Bowl
Commercial Meal Review: Mt. House Korean Inspired Beef
Mountain House Korean Inspired Beef is a newer-to-the-market freeze-dried meal option. It is priced at $11.99. As with most Mountain House meals, they are sold as two-person meals. The protein listed on the pouches is for the entire bag, which is a bit misleading. The Korean has 22 grams of protein per pouch, so for… Continue reading Commercial Meal Review: Mt. House Korean Inspired Beef
Boondocking Recipe: Beef and Veggie Skillet
Freeze-dried ingredients can get you a home-cooked meal even in a dry camp, with no refrigeration needed. This rice pilaf is good for camping, RV trips, boondocking, and backpacking. It is quick to pull together and only takes one pot. Beef and Veggie Skillet In a zip-top bag: 1 cup freeze-dried ground beef 1 cup… Continue reading Boondocking Recipe: Beef and Veggie Skillet