General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Camping Recipes	31-Aug-2009 At 12:48:30 PM	evanbb
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On 31/08/2009 widewetandslippery wrote: >So what do you actually eat? I don't see any animal products or saturated >fat which are required for something to be food. With that in mind, here's my most recent favourite camping recipe. Chorizo is a god send for hiking. It's salty, porky and keep really well, particularly if you get the smoked versions. Last time out we sliced 2 chorizo, and fried them. Then added carrots to soak up the fat and salt. Then tomatoes to make it red. I put some rosemary in cos we're fancy, and it grows like a weed at home. Mixed all this with pasta and ate it. God it was good. Salt tastes fantastic after a big day out.

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