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I'm camping with about 8 others this year- each one of us will have a night to cook dinner. I am looking forward to my night- Thursday- usually around when i'm hankering for some flavors and animal flesh. I'm bringing a camping stove, but forgoing a cooler this year- so I am looking forward to the challenge of making a delicious Thai meal sans ice-chest.
-maybe make that orange salad recipe I read about on this tribe
-Red Curry with rice (various canned veggies + trader joes curry sauce + precooked rice + canned tuna or meat for those who want)
-Mango sticky rice (trader joe's jar of mango halves + coconut milk + jasmine rice that's been soaking all day)
-Canned Thai iced tea (maybe put these in someone else's cooler for a bit)
Any suggestions?
-maybe make that orange salad recipe I read about on this tribe
-Red Curry with rice (various canned veggies + trader joes curry sauce + precooked rice + canned tuna or meat for those who want)
-Mango sticky rice (trader joe's jar of mango halves + coconut milk + jasmine rice that's been soaking all day)
-Canned Thai iced tea (maybe put these in someone else's cooler for a bit)
Any suggestions?
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Re: Thai goodness
Fri, June 26, 2009 - 1:44 PMbump for inspiration's sake.
Dinner turned out wonderful I loved feeding 10 people delicious curry and mango sticky rice all from non-perishable foods. -
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Re: Thai goodness
Sun, June 28, 2009 - 9:18 PMQuestion- did you pre-cook the rice, and then soak it in coconut milk? -
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Re: Thai goodness
Mon, July 6, 2009 - 7:24 AMSo where are you camping? :P
I was wondering the same thing, do you just soak the rice until it is done? That'd be really great for someone like me, who doesn't bring a stove and pots and pans. -
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Re: Thai goodness
Wed, July 8, 2009 - 2:21 PMMRE heaters are the bombs! You just add a bit of water to the bag and it heats up. You can find them for sale online at www.theepicenter.com and look at the MRE page. If you freeze and/or bag things into the right sized seal-a-meal bags they work perfectly. It would also work for tastee-bite meals that are sized right.
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Re: Thai goodness
Wed, July 15, 2009 - 5:56 PMNo- cooked it in the coconut milk -
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Wed, July 15, 2009 - 5:58 PMI did it all on a camping stove. But I wonder if leaving a pot on the roof of a car all day with the rice and coconut milk cooking in the hot sun would work... And I'm not making it to the playa this year- so the yumminess is yours to carry on.
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Re: Thai goodness
Wed, July 15, 2009 - 6:00 PMAlso- Trader Joe's has various precooked rices in sealed pouches.
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