This is the perfect way to get your fruit into your diet while outdoors. It’s also a great use of your summer farmer’s market buys. It stores incredibly well once rolled up.
Read MoreSpiced apples and tangy carrots make this a great addition to your fall camping menu. Steel cut oats make this a hearty meal to kick off your crisp autumn mornings.
Read MoreThis mix of mushrooms and savory herbs will be a nice change of pace on the trail. It’s a flavor bomb with some great ingredients and is also perfect for the current mushroom foraging season.
Read MoreThese pancakes have every perfect element. They have peanut butter, banana and raw honey. They are the perfect addition to your next backpacking adventure.
Read MoreSteak is a camping kitchen staple. I can’t think of anything that tastes better than a perfectly seared ribeye when it’s eaten in the outdoors. This instruction will ensure you’re next camp steak is done perfectly.
Read MoreThis herby hummus is a new take on the old classic. It is packed with flavor and add a punch to your pita, veggies or lunchtime wrap. You can whip it up and serve it right way, pack it into the cooler or take it in your pack with the dehydrated method.
Read MoreThe richness and heat of these beans are cooled down with the bright citrus rice. It is the perfect combination to enjoy after a long day in the outdoors since it’s quite filling. This recipe can be made at camp in a dutch oven or at home and dehydrated for a backpacking meal.
Read MoreThe farro here serves as a hearty base against a tangy vinaigrette that’s bursting with lemon flavor. It’s a light and bright meal that can either be stashed in your camp cooler or rehydrated on the trail.
Read MoreThis Middle Eastern staple is loaded with protein and calories for a long journey. It can be cooked at camp for a crowd or dehydrated at home and brought along on the trail for a dinner below the stars.
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