Recipe thread

[JohnClimber]

As told to do by our glorious leader

Please post up your bike bivi'ing recipe's or even simple food ingredients that can be mixed in a bag on this thread please.

I'm interested in food that I can simply add boiling water to after boiling the water in a mug on a mini burner.

[MM-on-POINT]

Mash potato flakes & matterson sausage.
Cous cous and john west tuna stake.

[Bearbonesnorm]

Oooh glorious ... I like that

Packet of instant mash, the Morrisons stuff below actually tastes like mash. Empty it into a freezer or P&S bag and add some pre-cooked bacon, sausage, black pudding or pretty much anything else you fancy. Also take a small amount of grated cheese to mix in once the mash starts to look like it should.

Awaits picture of a certain christmas dinner

[ScotRoutes]

I'll be making up bags of porage, milk powder and a pinch of salt.

Dried fruit and nuts might make the occasional appearance. Hell, I might even add chocolate chips if it's my birthday!

[Bearbonesnorm]

For those with a sweet tooth, suffering from massive calorie depletion or just fat knackers. It's a little more involved but it's worth the effort. Ideally 2 pots is best, something like a Mytimug and Myticup because the cup fit's inside the mug.

Mix up 150ml of powdered milk in your cup and add half a mars bar or snickers depending on what you like. (cut it up into little bits first).

Put some water in your bigger pot and sit the cup inside.

Put the whole thing on the stove and keep stirring. Once the mars bars have melted add more and keep stirring ... 2 mars bars should be enough.

While the mixtures warm dip whatever's to hand in it and eat. Cadburys fingers work well but if you've nowt else so does a stick or your finger.

[JohnClimber]

What bags can cope with boiling water please?

[Bearbonesnorm]

What bags can cope with boiling water please?

Normal freezer bags can ... see thread posted earlier this week to clarify though.

Pour and Store bags ... as mentioned just this evening by Scotroutes on the bargain alert thread. I believe you quoted his link.

[ScotRoutes]

What bags can cope with boiling water please?

I'm hoping these P'n'S bags are a bit more robust than standard polythene food bags so they'll stand a bit of mixing/stirring action without ripping apart.

[Taylor]

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Awaits picture of a certain christmas dinner

This one you mean?

[JohnClimber]

What bags can cope with boiling water please?

I'm hoping these P'n'S bags are a bit more robust than standard polythene food bags so they'll stand a bit of mixing/stirring action without ripping apart.

Any chance you can test one with boiling water please?

[Bearbonesnorm]

Any chance you can test one with boiling water please?

They're fine will boiling water ... like I said up there ^. They're also plenty tough enough to stand some heavy duty spork action too.

[JohnClimber]

Aldi here I come tomorrow, Now Sunday as the offer on the bags only starts tomorrow

[MM-on-POINT]

Post bump, come on guys where are these recipes? :)

[u02sgb]

Ok, haven't got the quantities to hand so the weights are rough guesses:

70g cous cous
40g nuts (sunflower and pumpkin I usually use)
30g chopped apricots (sultanas also work ok)
1 spoon Swiss Bouillon stock powder (flavour and quantity, to taste)

For the non-veggies a pepperami broken up (spicy is best).

Tasty and can be done in a Pour and store bag by pouring in the boiling water and leaving it to stand for 5-7mins. Can also vary the amount depending on how hungry you are. water should be about 1cm over dry food and stir once after a few minutes.

Stu.

[Zoglug]

So, just wondered if anybody had any more wonderful ideas for meals whilst out. I'm out tomorrow evening for the first time since i put all my kit on the tip and am looking for some inspiration. Last time, all i took was a packet of noodles and and squeezey tube of soup and added hot water. It was.......OK!

I shall be cooking using my purchased meths stove from here using my Alpkit mug, so i will definitely take something else in case it all goes disastrously wrong! :D

I like the idea of the packet mash + what i feel like adding, but thought id see what else people have got in mind, before i make a decision.

[Chew]

I like the idea of the packet mash + what i feel like adding, but thought id see what else people have got in mind, before i make a decision.

I've always found things that require mixing (mash/custard) take a bit of practice to get right while out on the road and using a Meths cooker.

For ease/tastyness you cant go wrong with some couscous and a bit of salami.

[Yorlin]

Sorry to resurrect but didn't seem worth a new thread.

Has anyone tried putting a steak in a ziplock bag with a marinade (red wine and herbs and stuff) - I reckon it would be okay like that for a few hours? Just thinking along the lines of picking up some supplies in Braemar/Ballater butcher then heading into the hills!

And how legal is catching fish?!

Edit - not responding to the cous cous stuff as it's bogging and makes me fart all night :evil:

[Bearbonesnorm]

I'd recommend the venison from the buthcer in Ballater.

Flatfishy

[Charliecres]

Microwaveable rice pouches (eg Uncle Ben's) are great. Heated with a splash of water with smoked tofu, black bean or chilli sauce and, if it's a one nighter, spring onions, it's really good. Not super light but then it uses v little water to cook.

[Yorlin]

Back from the dead (sorry) but I did like this Alpkit/Guyrope Gourmet thing

http://www.alpkit.com/news/a-seasonal-one-pot-wonder

Fair enough, it's not ultralight :)

And a slight psa - you can get various 'jerky style' meats in tesco/sainsbury's now... don't bother they are all honking. I did research!