OT- homemade meals while on the road

Eggs and Mary's Kitchen Hormel Hash for breakfast. Suppers I like to pack along and easy cooking are kielbasa and kraut, I also have been known to bring a box of shells and cheese with a pound of hamburger and a can of Rotel. I pack a rocket stove and mess kit and have been known to heat up something less than 10 miles from my house for lunch when hunting local or just during my normal work day. There are lots of options.
 
Our group have been doing the same thing for over 30 years. if it ain't broke don't fix it.

Dinners-We will have venison backstraps, steak, rooster nuggets, salad, homemade fries, veg, and bourbon
Breakfast- pastries, burritos, breakfast sammich's, and fruit.
Lunch- day one local library lunch. ..Think beef and noodles over mashed potatoes. Lunch jerky, summer sausage, cheese, or the local bar for burgers. Our group have been doing the same thing in KS for over 30 years. If it ain't broke don't fix it.
 
easy tasty chili:

A. cans of chili beans
B. cans of diced tomatoes w/jalapenos or habaneros (hot)
C. ground beef
D. your favorite seasonings. mine are Scarborough Fair: parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme ala Simon & Garfunkel

brown the burger, salt and pepper, and then add in everything else and cook for awhile. how spicy it is depends on whether the chili beans are designated "hot" and whether the diced tomatoes have habaneros (damn hot)
 
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My wife created something new for me this week. Meatball rolls. She put pre cooked meatballs inside Rhodes frozen dinner rolls. Defrost the rolls, let rise and then bake the rolls with the meatball inside. Coated the roll with garlic butter and seasoning after pulling from oven. Similar to a pepperoni roll....only meatballs. I ordered a couple dozen to start. Relatively cheap. Easy to make. Easy to heat up. Perfect motel food.
 

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I don't have much need for fancy stuff while hunting. A homemade deli sandwich is as hoity-toity as I get, although typically Ace & I settle for a couple beef sticks & bottled water from the kitchen sink. That said, a friend somewhat recently turned us on to possibly the most Gucci hunting food imaginable. Vienna Sausages, straight from the can, on Saltines, with a little butter. They're cheap, easy, don't take up much room, & taste like Heaven. Hadn't tried them in years, & I'm so glad they're back in my life, further enriching my hunting experience.
 
A5 Sweet 16 said:
I don't have much need for fancy stuff while hunting. A homemade deli sandwich is as hoity-toity as I get, although typically Ace & I settle for a couple beef sticks & bottled water from the kitchen sink. That said, a friend somewhat recently turned us on to possibly the most Gucci hunting food imaginable. Vienna Sausages, straight from the can, on Saltines, with a little butter. They're cheap, easy, don't take up much room, & taste like Heaven. Hadn't tried them in years, & I'm so glad they're back in my life, further enriching my hunting experience.
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Don't forget Spam. It's delicious, nutritious, and loaded with much needed calories when going afield.
 
A5 Sweet 16 said:
I don't have much need for fancy stuff while hunting. A homemade deli sandwich is as hoity-toity as I get, although typically Ace & I settle for a couple beef sticks & bottled water from the kitchen sink. That said, a friend somewhat recently turned us on to possibly the most Gucci hunting food imaginable. Vienna Sausages, straight from the can, on Saltines, with a little butter. They're cheap, easy, don't take up much room, & taste like Heaven. Hadn't tried them in years, & I'm so glad they're back in my life, further enriching my hunting experience.
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A5 Sweet 16 said:
I don't have much need for fancy stuff while hunting. A homemade deli sandwich is as hoity-toity as I get, although typically Ace & I settle for a couple beef sticks & bottled water from the kitchen sink. That said, a friend somewhat recently turned us on to possibly the most Gucci hunting food imaginable. Vienna Sausages, straight from the can, on Saltines, with a little butter. They're cheap, easy, don't take up much room, & taste like Heaven. Hadn't tried them in years, & I'm so glad they're back in my life, further enriching my hunting experience.
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Good oysters in a can over triskets are good and Gucci too :)
 
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