What we Eat on a Canoe Trip - Dehydrating Food for Backcountry Camping with Kids
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- This video shows how we dehydrated snacks and meals for our backcountry canoe camping trip in Algonquin park. We love making our own meals - it's important to us to have simple, reliable meals that we know our kids will enjoy! Thanks for watching and Happy Camping!
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I'm not saying people should not be careful but I have been drying food for 25 + years and I have never rinsed my hamburger. I cook 93 % beef alone , in casseroles, spaghetti sauce, chili, seven layer, etc. Never a problem. I try to keep the meals in the freezer but in the last few years have not as we don't have room. I took 3 weeks of dryed meals that had not been stored in a freezer for 1.5 years and all were tasty and I suffered no discomfort. That stated it would be best to keep it in the freezer till your trip starts. I must state I don't go to the BW in the summer. Spring and fall when it is generally cooler. Thanks for this video, I enjoyed it.
Great prep and trip video. Thx
Thanks for watching! It’s a lot of work but so worth it!
This is such an informative video, thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching :)
Thank u for sharing! I will definitely try to make dehydrated fruit for sure.
The fruit is a big hit with my kids!
Backpacking chef is a great resource for dehydrating. You should check it out later. I’ve used his stuff exclusively for years and am thoroughly pleased.
Thanks! We will definitely check it out!
What lipton soup mix did you use. And did you cook it first. I have a very picker eater and we're going out for 10 days soon. I think that may an option for us. Thank you. And fyi loved the video it defiantly gave me some better ideas than I've had.
Hi! So we cook up some ground beef and drain the fat. Once it's browned, we add roughly a cup of water, a package of the Lipton Chicken Soup mix, and a squirt of both ketchup and mustard, and then simmer it down till it thickens. So yes, the beef and noodles were fully cooked before dehydrating them. My picky eaters love it! Good luck and I'm so happy the video was helpful!
Thank you for sharing your easy and fun recipes, great video! Your bannock also looks fantastic! Would you be willing to share your recipe? Thanks again :)
Thanks so much! We have a video about our bannock here: th-cam.com/video/V-2OpXuNGP4/w-d-xo.html . We got our recipe from Maddy the Goose - -check out that video here: th-cam.com/video/0GsstzwCWTU/w-d-xo.html Basically: 1 cup flour, 1 tbsp baking powder, 4 tbsp powdered milk, 1tbsp sugar. Have fun!
Do you all sleep in the el capitan ?
It's honestly the most bomb proof tent. The weight is meh, but wind and rain are no match. Thanks for the ideas!
@@ktownc936 Yes, all 4 of us sleep in the 4 person El Cap!
How long would the beef last dehydrated on trail without spoiling ?
I'm honestly not sure. It's important to get as much fat off as possible. We have vacuum sealed our dehydrated food when we know we're not going to eat it right away, but usually I make it about a month before the trip.
I brown it, rinse the fat off, dehydrate, cool, put in ziplock bag, then keep ours in the freezer until we go. Our trips are 8-14 days and I have never had a problem. No official knowledge about it.
What is the ratio of lemon juice, water and honey please?
I don't have a proper ratio, sorry! I just squeeze as much as I can from one lemon and add some honey, then dip as much fruit as I can in the bowl. This year I added a generous amount of honey and the apples came out even more delicious!