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03-13-04, 05:49 AM
Recipes for Camping (http://bicyclelane.com/Recipes_for_Camp/recipes_for_camp.htm)
Your "tasty one-pan wilderness chow" will leave friends wondering
when you snuck off to Paris for cooking class.
Pack some olive oil, salt, pepper, and herbs, in plastic film containers.
Use packets of jam, mayo, sugar, and peanut butter.
Carry pasta, rice, and granola as stand-bys.
Pick-up day ready-made salad for greens.
Don’t just feed to entertain the pallet, dazzle your fellow travelers
with your newfound art. This isn't bicycle boot camp. This is bicycle touring with recipes for camping! Yes you can have a clambake with capers.
Cook your food “el donte” to avoid any beasts growling in your tummy during the night. A glass of merlot before bedtime will keep you absorbed in sleep to the unfamiliar sounds of the woods.
Your "tasty one-pan wilderness chow" will leave friends wondering
when you snuck off to Paris for cooking class.
Pack some olive oil, salt, pepper, and herbs, in plastic film containers.
Use packets of jam, mayo, sugar, and peanut butter.
Carry pasta, rice, and granola as stand-bys.
Pick-up day ready-made salad for greens.
Don’t just feed to entertain the pallet, dazzle your fellow travelers
with your newfound art. This isn't bicycle boot camp. This is bicycle touring with recipes for camping! Yes you can have a clambake with capers.
Cook your food “el donte” to avoid any beasts growling in your tummy during the night. A glass of merlot before bedtime will keep you absorbed in sleep to the unfamiliar sounds of the woods.