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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2023
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Finally. Some useful cooking advice, with affordable ingredients.
I got one for ya, Layer salmon or tuna from foil packets in the bottom of a 7 inch skillet, cover with crushed potato chips and cheese. cover and bake on a low heat for ten minutes or until the cheese is melted.
Chef Corso, let me preface my comment by saying that your channel is wonderful and that it has renewed my enthusiam for trail cooking and expanded what I think is possible while hiking! So please don't think of this comment as a criticism - I think of it more as a way of appealing to a new segment of viewers. I'm 54 and have mild high blood pressure, like many of your viewers over 50. This dish looks declicious and I plan to try some version of it, but... by my calculations this single dish has more sodium than the entire recommended daily allowance. The instant mashed have 2,000 mg before you've added bacon - gasp - cheese, and Franks red hot, so the final result is in the sodium stratosphere for us older folks. I figure I can adjust your recipe with regular dried potatoes, powdered milk, and the rest of the ingredients, but may I suggest that a low-sodium version of some recipes is always welcome? Again, your channel has opened up a world of trail possibilities - thank you!
thanks for the thoughts D. I hear ya. This is up there in sodium, but some folks may be drawn to that. We have plenty of "healthier" recipe options for ya!
These name brand potato flakes are terrible from a health perspective, buy the generic boxed and dump them into a baggie for your pack.
After that I encourage you to do your own research, it's not the salt it's the sugar to look out for.
Average daily sodium is for someone sitting on a couch. A strenuous hike, especially in warm weather blows that recommended sodium advise. For someone who does not have high blood pressure, this recipient is almost perfect. Im 59. Thanks again for another great idea Corso.
That's a good point!
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My own pre-cooked bacon is something I carry in a pouch & munch on during the day - anytime, anyplace, with or without anything.
I've often prepared Idahoan Instant Potatoes as a meal - I always add some chunks of my pre-cooked bacon. Never thought of fresh green onions, something I'm going to be adding to most any & all Freeze-Dried meal from now on.
I do add a couple of shots of Tabasco Sauce to most any Freeze-Dried meal for flavoring - &, of course, Bacon.
Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada
I tried doing an elevated mash potato bowl. I used powdered milk, part of a powdered gravy packet, celery, onion, a chicken packet, and dried cranberries. It could still use some tweaking, but as close as I could get to thanksgiving on the trail.
good exploration. check out our holiday bomb and turkey day stuffing bowl recipes at outdooreats.com
I love doing things like this. After the bacon is warm, I will normally add the whites of the green onion and a clove of garlic to the pot for a minute before adding the water. It adds so much flavor to the final dish.
Sautéing the whites of the onion with garlic and ginger is a great way to start most asian flavored dishes as well. I even toss in some peanuts to stir fry a bit on Thai meals. Minor amounts of cooking lead to outsized flavors in the final dish.
sounds good to me!
Dried minced onions in the boil. Lots of flavor.
I don't do camping and don't know why this was recommended. But a tip to cover your protein requirements for the day is just add a tablespoon/15g of plain collagen to a meal or starch. It's basically a complete protein missing only tryptophan, and has an amazing amino acid profile. Dissolves hot or cold. Can premix into oatmeal or instant potatoes and so on. Doesn't change the texture or taste of the food unlike whey or protein powders and is very easy on the digestive system.
That's really good to know, thank you.
Fancier then mine, I use the garlic and herb pack with dried 🌶.
A problem with a lot of freeze dried or dehydrated herbs is people use them wrong. Take the chives, soak them in water to hydrate them and then use them. Don't just throw them into your food. Same with garlic powder. Garlic powder is 300% better if you hydrate it before using it. Btw, I completely agree on spring onions, I use them all the time on trail. And broccoli will stay nice for 5 days too. I even take cherry tomatoes. But I am on my 11th Thru-hike, I am sick of hiker food, so I don't mind carrying a bit extra weight for decent food.
I do it mushrooms and gravy
always great ideas ..thanks chef.
DRIED BRISKET JERKY OR SAUSAGE OOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHH
Easy and looks tasty. I brought a handful of green beans on my thruhike. They would last the week and I’d put 3-4 in a meal to give me freshness every day.
Definitely doing this.
Thanks for the inspiration and insights will defo try this
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Yum! Looks delicious 😋
Hey, Chef Corso! What a site...The Light Sport Air Force highlights the art of "Flamping" (flying/camping) and, though we don't backpack, the weight and space limitations of our aircraft cause us to utilize backpacking equipment, etc. in maximizing the adventure. I'll be referencing you and your channel when addressing the art of cooking in future videos. Keep cookin', Sir! Cap'n Bruce
That's great! Glad the recipes are working for you. Never heard of Flamping before but I'm down for a trip!
Dehydrated green onions from Walmart, real bacon bits from Costco, dehydrated vegetable mix and dehydrated peas, saves space in cooler if car camping, saves weight if backpacking and just takes very little time to rehydrate. I even bring Anthony’s dehydrated butter, is real butter and can’t taste the difference, Anthony’s also has dehydrated cheddar cheese, it won’t melt but is real cheese and adds taste. Love your recipes so much I’m saving your videos.
Real pre-cooked bacon = gotta have REAL bacon with my meals while out hiking.
Bacon, Bacon, good anytime, anywhere, with or without anything.
I finally got to try this recipe. It was easy and awesome.
Glad you liked it!!
Great idea, with the fried onions!
Dried peppers, braise chicken chunks in a pot with a packet of Italian dressing, dried bbq beef with a packet of bbq sauce mixed in, add cheese- lots of combos with this. I even eat instant mashed potatoes and dried eggs for breakfast.
Video starts at 2:32
I love easy recipes like this, and yeah, a little green onion goes a long way on trail!
Such an improvement in my trail food following Chef Corso
cheers CH! happy to have you along
Great basic, and then you can ad herbs, veggies, cheese, spices and gowing wild…;-) . (I use my own freeze dried veggies)
Your videos are freaking incredible!!! Another great idea that I'm going to try. I'm going with one with summer sausage and cheese as a start and work my way up from there.
Cheers NN! Good tasty modification there. Make it your own!
Is that an ultralight cutting board and chef's knife? 😂 I only kid, looks great!
Next time you run in to Arby's for that Jamocha shake, grab some of their Three Pepper packets, SO GOOD on a potato - YUM!
Excellent idea, I'm gonna grab a few of those packets later today.
Nice job thanks for sharing. Fresh ideas are always welcome. New sub. Will be follow you
Welcome aboard!
I have been trying to come up with a way to have meat on day, 4, 5, .. and obviously I cant keep a steak cold for that long. I really like the bacon/bacon bits idea. alternative to jerky.
bacon, summer sausage, smoked salmon all great options. and don't sleep on plant based protein. they can really help for longer hikes
Exactly the channel I was looking for, I don’t want to spend 10 dollars on one freeze dry meal.
welcome aboard!
Welcome back to Austin, hopefully you misses icemagedden2023. Love the new personalized knife :) You also have the brisket in the mexican food section at HEB that is amazing with the mashed potatoes. "Rip N Ready Shredded Beef Brisket Smoke Flavor" (with or without sauce), mini pepperoni's or little smokies.....
totally. rare to find but a nice option to pack along. (and yes, I missed the ice)
You can also add butter with herbs, adds ton of flavor to plain potatoes :)
You can carry Anthony’s dehydrated butter to save space is absolutely delicious.
Cut up the bacon( that you precooked at home )put ounions is your boil ( was really glade to see that you did not throw the water out ) !
the bacon on the ground is great and safe...........
Luckily…I survived
Is that the ripsnort knife? That thing is awesome
It's actually a different model and brand. Stay tuned later in the spring for more knife content. 👐
Quick question, I’ve often simply done the dehydrated meals on trail. But I’d love to explore some of your options. Have you ever done a video on cleanup in the backcountry?
Hey AD. Welcome to the better way to eat outdoors. So many tasty options. Yep! HOW TO CLEAN A CAMPING STOVE / CAMPING POT | Backpacking, Hiking, Camping Tips
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@@ChefCorso Thanks!!! I love cooking, and am looking forward to trying some of your recipes on the trail!
Let me know if you have any other Qs
Some good ideas although I would use an anodized aluminum pot to prevent scorching. I realize that anodized aluminum pots don’t come smaller than 1L, but I only do day hikes where weight isn’t a big issue for me. Unfortunately I have high blood pressure and that IS a big issue for me. My doctor said to limit my sodium intake to under 1500mg a day so this recipe wouldn’t work for me.
no worries, we have plenty that can work for you. check out outdooreats.com
Did you buy precooked bacon or did you precook it yourself? Will it last a couple of days if you pre cook it yourself?
I've done both. For home cooked, it lasts a day or two
What knife are you using?
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Do you ever pack out eggs? Raw in shell, hardboiled, the stuff in a carton? I could eat eggs every day.
rarely. when I do, I crack and mix before hand and pack in an old soda bottle. Hardboiled are great for short trips. Powdered eggs aren't that bad when mixed with something
Anyone tried using tapanade while backpacki g?
It would work great with this
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Is precooked bacon just bacon you make at home ahead of time?
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Thanks! I didnt know that was a thing.
Does that stove have simmer control?
Msr pocket rocket can be turned down to simmer but you have to watch it.
ditto
Where can I get that knife?
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what I hate the most about this meal being cooked in the pot is cleanup. practically impossible to LNT because you have to rinse it out.
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You bought pre-cooked bacon !
ew
Bac-o’s are vegan…
… and if you are looking for some vegan cheesy goodness try nutritional yeast
With all that onion your not going to taste anything else. What a waste of good bacon.
sounds like double bacon for you 🥓🐖