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Old 12-10-20 | 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Bassmanbob
I have no experience cooking on the road, but with that in mind, I purchased the book, "Bike, Camp, Cook" from bicycletouringpro.com. It's a pretty good read, and I wish I had read it before purchasing my Ti cookware. I don't just want to boil water and add it to dehydrated food.

I also noticed that there aren't many green vegetables cooked in a lot of bicycle tourists, bikepacking, backpacking recipes. It's mostly quick carbs and some protein.
There are a great variety of FD veggies available for backpacking/bikepacking. Preppers buy this stuff, so it's available. We use honeyville.com. For regular touring, just buy veggies and cook them. But that's why we wrote our own cookbook.
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