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My hiking friend has a website, freezerbagcooking.com
Freezer bag cooking is very easy. Mix together some rice or couscous, dried vegetables, seasonings, maybe a foil pouch of chicken or salmon, add near boiling water, then place the freezer bag in a "cozie" and let rehydrate. You eat right out of the bag and there's no dishes to do afterward!
I take freezer bag meals while backpacking and dayhiking and was thinking, this would be perfect for preps. You can fix two weeks worth of freezer bag meals and keep them on hand or put some in your bug out bag. The meals are very lightweight, and take up little space. They are also cheaper than the expensive freeze dried meals such as Mountain House.
So, check out the site. :thumb:
Freezer bag cooking is very easy. Mix together some rice or couscous, dried vegetables, seasonings, maybe a foil pouch of chicken or salmon, add near boiling water, then place the freezer bag in a "cozie" and let rehydrate. You eat right out of the bag and there's no dishes to do afterward!
I take freezer bag meals while backpacking and dayhiking and was thinking, this would be perfect for preps. You can fix two weeks worth of freezer bag meals and keep them on hand or put some in your bug out bag. The meals are very lightweight, and take up little space. They are also cheaper than the expensive freeze dried meals such as Mountain House.
So, check out the site. :thumb: