Backpacking Recipe #1: Noodly Cheesymash
Lightweight, delicious, and completely unhealthy to anyone who didn’t just hike 14 miles–this meal is my favorite. All you need is the ingredients, a pot of some sort, water and a spork. Enjoy!
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Thanks for the comment, Ben! I’ve yet to get on the couscous wagon, but I’ve heard great things. Very good point about the benefit of it being a wheat product to add some nutritional diversity.
I’m glad you found the site! I know it takes time to build a readership community, but it is always nice to know I have readers other than “google bot” or “yahoo spider.”
Take care,
meatball
Did I teach you how to cook???
Yeah, but you have to admit the “ultralight calorie-stuffing instant backpacking meal” training was a little lacking
I like the idea of putting the ramen and mashed potatoes together, will have to try that one trip. I’ve used them before with other items like chicken and vegetables for a one pot meal, but not with just ramen.
I like what I’ve been reading here! Keep up the good posts.










This sounds good; we’ve used potato flakes as a base before and were all healthy and happy afterwards.
My new/old favorite is couscous. New that my friends now like it; old that I still like it. It cooks basically the same as the potato flakes but has the additional whatever benefit of being wheat instead of potato.
I found this site on reddit.com/r/CampingAndBackpacking and wanted to contribute. I think it’s great