
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Freeze-dried meals long have been the go-to food source for many backcountry travelers, but only because they didn't know other options existed for meal time. And not everyone easily stomachs those meals. To explore the possibilities of home-made dehydrated meals, we are joined by Chef Glenn McAllister, who decided that a 315-mile hike on the Appalachian Trail would be a great shakedown trek for experimenting with dehydrated meals. Chef Glenn runs the website BackpackingChef.com, which is the go-to source for how to dehydrate meal ingredients, and what to do with them.
By Kurt Repanshek4.5
118118 ratings
Freeze-dried meals long have been the go-to food source for many backcountry travelers, but only because they didn't know other options existed for meal time. And not everyone easily stomachs those meals. To explore the possibilities of home-made dehydrated meals, we are joined by Chef Glenn McAllister, who decided that a 315-mile hike on the Appalachian Trail would be a great shakedown trek for experimenting with dehydrated meals. Chef Glenn runs the website BackpackingChef.com, which is the go-to source for how to dehydrate meal ingredients, and what to do with them.

2,600 Listeners

1,490 Listeners

166 Listeners

38 Listeners

830 Listeners

581 Listeners

634 Listeners

2,123 Listeners

1,343 Listeners

901 Listeners

331 Listeners

3,383 Listeners

249 Listeners

1,259 Listeners

533 Listeners