SC - war food

Sat May 22 16:02:45 PDT 1999

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LOL, get a good book on canning, one that gives recipes for
soups and stews that can well, or meat canning
instructions-you can keep neeps and ohter veggies without
frigeration and make soups and stews by adding canned meats
in broth, and pasta/legumes/grains on site. breads can be
handled by scone/griddlecake type stuff, and fresh fruits
for snacks/desserts and parmalait for dairy you can do
pennsic without having to refrigerate or shop if you are
careful with your chandlery!
margali

redbear wrote:

> However, I ramble. I've been correcting student papers
> again. I am wondering what premade foods I could bring to
> wars, possibly what premade foods which can be frozen and
> stored for the anticipated weekends. My husband and I are
> usually too tired on a war day to do much more than look
> at the cooler and wish it could walk to us. I am immobile,
> more or less, after a war, so anything I could hobble over
> to and heat up would be great. I realize this may take
> some creative thinking, and I am doing some of that
> myself. However, with such a large pool of creative
> thinkers available, I thought I'd throw the question in
> your direction. With gratitude - Branwen

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LOL, get a good book on canning, one that gives recipes for soups and stews
that can well, or meat canning instructions-you can keep neeps and ohter
veggies without frigeration and make soups and stews by adding canned meats
in broth, and pasta/legumes/grains on site. breads can be handled by scone/griddlecake
type stuff, and fresh fruits for snacks/desserts and parmalait for dairy
you can do pennsic without having to refrigerate or shop if you are careful
with your chandlery!
 margali
redbear wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>However, I ramble.
I've been correcting student papers again. I am wondering what premade
foods I could bring to wars, possibly what premade foods which can be frozen
and stored for the anticipated weekends. My husband and I are usually too
tired on a war day to do much more than look at the cooler and wish it
could walk to us. I am immobile, more or less, after a war, so anything
I could hobble over to and heat up would be great. I
realize this may take some creative thinking, and I am doing some of that
myself. However, with such a large pool of creative thinkers available,
I thought I'd throw the question in your direction. With
gratitude - Branwen</blockquote>

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