[pct-l] Trail food

[Yoshihiro Murakami]

I had posted on this topic.

Koyadofu-- ancient Japanese food. You can obtain this at the Japanese
market in US. This is a very popular food.

http://japanesefood.about.com/od/miscingredients/p/Koyadofu.htm
http://www.mitoku.com/products/driedtofu/

The modern freeze dry tofu. This is a recent product. It becomes real
tofu when it absorbs water. I don't know whether you can get this tofu
in US.

http://item.rakuten.co.jp/asuzacfoods/fd-touhu/ ( Japanese site )




2012/4/17 dicentra <dicentragirl at yahoo.com>:
> Food glorious food!!!!
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> I wanna know about the spicy tofu too! Is it dried? If so, where did you get it. I've been looking for a source for dried tofu...
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> Bring on the vittles!
>
> ~Dicentra
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> http://www.onepanwonders.com ~ Backcountry Cooking at its Finest
> http://www.freewebs.com/dicentra
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> --- On Fri, 3/16/12, David Thibault <dthibaul07 at gmail.com> wrote:
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> From: David Thibault <dthibaul07 at gmail.com>
> Subject: Re: [pct-l] Trail food
> To: pct-l at backcountry.net
> Date: Friday, March 16, 2012, 6:35 PM
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> I'm intrigued by spicy tofu.  This this a dried tofu?  Can you post a
> recipe for a trail meal so I can understand this better.
>
> Sounds like something I might want to add to the repertoire.  How is this
> packed and made on the trai?
>
> Day-Late
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>> My trail diet is not that different from my home diet:
>>
>> Breakfast: oats/cereal or muesli with soy powder milk. Lara bars for brunch
>> on the trail.
>> Lunch: Rehydrated rice and beans with spicy tofu are staples, as are
>> lentils. Chocolate/gorp/fruit etc. as snacks.
>> Dinner: First instant miso soup, then rehydrated echiladas, beans and rice
>> and vegetables, or lentils with vegetables.
>>
>> I don't eat meat. I don't eat dairy. I don't carry a stove anymore. I
>> rehydrate in Ziplocks while hiking. I do not eat expensive, unhealthy MRE
>> available from REI. Read the sodium and cholesterol on those. Aside from
>> shoes, bag, and backpack, and camera, ultralight backpacking is dirt cheap
>> when you avoid expensive food and unnecessary and heavy gear.
>>
>>
>>
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