Search results for query: dehydrate

  1. M

    Pemmican: My way

    I'm not sure that will dehydrate enough so you can turn it to powder.
  2. thinhorn_AK

    Using the liver

    Cut it into strips, dehydrate it and use it for dog treats.
  3. grfox92

    Using the liver

    Dehydrate into powder, order empty pill capsules on Amazon, take as a supplement. Liver is nasty. Sent from my SM-G990U using Tapatalk
  4. C

    Instant creamer that doesnt taste like a$$?

    Could you dehydrate heavy cream?
  5. B

    DIY Backpacking meal recipes with freeze dried Ingredients

    I dehydrate, vacuum pack then freeze ahead of time. No worries there with dairy or fat going rancid. A freeze drier cost for the amount I make a year just doesn’t seem cost effective. I like the idea but….
  6. 7

    DIY Backpacking Meals, By Jake Lamphier

    Good article. For guys out there that are just starting out making some diners, you can dehydrate a lot of what you eat at home for meals in the field. Rice and pasta based diner options are a great start, cook some extra, portion and then dehydrate them. If you weigh them before and after...
  7. M

    "Real" food to prep for Alaska

    How much time and effort do you like to spend cooking? You can dehydrate lots of meal components like onion, peppers, mushrooms etc and assemble in the field with proteins of choice.
  8. B

    Backcountry meals

    Dehydrate and package my own. There's been many threads here on Rokslide discussing it. https://rokslide.com/forums/search/10329076/?q=dehydrate&o=relevance
  9. JEck

    Sold Dehydrator

    Ivation 6 tray dehydrator. Bought this two years ago, used it one time to dehydrate some fruit, has been in storage since, basically new. $75+shipping
  10. grfox92

    Kind of tired of Bagel/B-Hole sandwiches, alternatives??

    I was going to look into this. If I dehydrate, vacuumed seal and freeze them. And then take them out and put them in my pack for a 3 day hunt, do you think they would be ok? Sent from my SM-G990U using Tapatalk
  11. G

    Using the liver

    ...it is basically sacrilegious to waste meat. Great hunt meal and you’d be hard pressed to hate it. In my experience liver is far better if you can eat it before ever transporting/freezing. For those who haven’t matured enough yet to eat the liver, dehydrate slices for some high class dog treats.
  12. Pilsner

    Kind of tired of Bagel/B-Hole sandwiches, alternatives??

    Yeah. They should be. I've tossed frozen bacon and steaks into the bottom of my sleeping quilt in my pack and they have stayed frozen for a surprising length of time even in warm temps. Even longer if it gets cool out at night.
  13. V2Pnutrition

    DIY dehydrated meals

    No. Make the entire recipe and dehydrate as a whole. Much better flavor and consistency. You’ll want to dehydrate most of your backpacking meals after they’ve been fully cooked, too. Meat can vary as far as texture after you rehydrate. You’ll probably be much happier with the end product...
  14. OneGunTex

    Dehydrated meal construction

    I've seen 2 methods of constructing DIY dehydrated meals: 1) Cook the whole meal together, then dehydrate & package 2) Cook/dehydrate the ingredients separately, then package together Does one turn out better than the other? Are there some meals that you would do (1) and some that you would do (2)?
  15. Bcoonce117

    DIY dehydrated meals

    I want to start dehydrating my own meals. Was thinking about making a chili verde but can’t find a recipe for this. So you just dehydrate the pork from raw correct? Then separately you would dehydrate your salsa verde? I’m new to this
  16. M

    Pemmican: My way

    Two things: 1) While frozen, sliced wafer thin with a Cabelas electric slicer. Then dehydrate and it powders up very nicely without beating the daylights out of the blender. 2) The grandkid loves it. :)
  17. Jimbee

    Jerky Time!

    I've made ground meat jerky in a dehydrator using a fruit leather tray. Basically make a large, thin sheet of jerky meat that fits the round trays, dehydrate and then cut into strips with a scissors after dried. Way easier to handle.
  18. Indian Summer

    What and how do you carry your sidearm in the highcountry?

    I don’t. I’d carry another 32 ounces of water before I carried a sidearm. You’ll dehydrate before a sheep herder molests you.
  19. COJoe

    Carnivore Diet Food Options While Hunting

    ...for my backpack hunt but I haven't had the time to try it yet. I eat grass fed/finished ground beef from a rancher so I will attempt to dehydrate the ground beef into strips that I can eat easily and do jerky. I'll make butter patties and tallow to put in all my meals for fat. Somehow, I need...
  20. Dos Perros

    Dehydrating DIY Meals, and the end product.

    I use a little Nesco to dehydrate my food with success. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0090WOCN0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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