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What's my favorite way of keeping warm food warm while stumbling around a cold campsite? Tortillas. Forget bowls and plates, wrap up that hot goodness in a tortilla and it'll stay warmer longer. Here's one of our favorite morning dishes with a kick. Serves about 6 adults.
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Before heading out - break each days worth of eggs and vac-seal them in bags. No need worrying about broken eggs along the way. Same goes for pre-shredding the cheese(s).
One big hit is adding hashbrowns. Get the dehydrated hashbrowns from restaurant supply stores or large stores like Costco. Some say you need to soak them in water for hours.. not so. Just put them in a skillet with the water and start cooking them. We ditched the box they came in for a sealing plastic tub and taped the instruction quantities on the lid.
Say, what do you use to vac-seal at home?
We've used a variety of retail vac-sealers - mostly the FoodSaver varieties. Our usage is a little more hardcore than the typical user. The FoodSavers are great for the typical household just getting into it or who use it moderately. We're currently looking over our options as we enter in to the arena of actual commercial grade vac-sealers like the VacMaster VP215
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