It's
Resurrection Week Breakfasts for RE this week!

Today we are having the The Camper Breakfast, or you could call it The Hiker, The Climber, The Hunter or The Fisher. You know, all that stuff I used to do before I became a Cripple.
What you can bring along with you for meals while out in the bush varies tremendously depending on just how it is you get out there. You can do one thing with a 4-wheeler at your Base Camp, but you can fuhgettaboudit if you have decided to climb Denali, particularly past around 15,000 feet. I never tried that stunt. I'm an asshole, but I am not an idiot. However, even staying down at lower levels, if you are going out into the bush for more than a couple of days, you have to pare down the weight and volume of what you carry with you, while at the same time maintaining nutritional value. What you end up sacrificing of course is Freshness, since you gotta go with the Freeze Dried Foods. Which actually aren't too bad, much better than the first ones which came out when I was a kid doing my first camping experiences.
Below is my typical bush camping breakfast meal, which sometimes had some Fresh ingredients and other times was all Freeze-Dried or dried foods. You can bring fresh eggs out with you in a carrier even foot hiking and they last a few days without refrigeration. Coat the egg with vaseline, that helps keep it fresh. You can also bring fresh onions, peppers and garlic too, for those chop up before you leave and vacuum seal. But mostly, just use the freeze dried versions of all of these. Add water, they reconstitute pretty well.
Then of course there is the
REALLY fresh stuff you are out there to
GET, the fish & the game. Get either one, it substantially will improve the quality of your breakfast meal in the bush.
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Course 1: Really strong coffee (pre-pare the night before, especially if cold out. Wake up, flip on your burner and brew while you get ready to venture out of your bag. It will warm up the tent some and make dressing more comfortable. Drink a cup while you dress, rest goes in a thermos to take with you for morning fishing. Usual wake-up call on a fishing trip 4AM. The fish bite well in the morning. If you get some bites in the first hour, you can stay with it for 2 hours if you like. No more than that if you are traveling though. Most I ever got myself in 2 hours was about 6 keepers of good size. That is a LOT of fish to eat at one time early in the morning.)Course 2: Instant Quaker Oats Maple-Walnut OatmealCourse 3: 1 pan Egg Scramble Freeze-Dried Eggs, Onion Flakes, Pepper Flakes, Bacon Bits. Substitute the real thing if available.)The FISH! (Pan fried straight from the lake. Recipe of your choice. If they are not biting, you may substitute salmon jerky while you pack up.Course 5: Hot Chocolate with MarshmallowsNow that you are thoroughly fortified for the day's exertions and all packed up, it is time to get on the trail!

It should be no later than 8AM with a 4AM wake-up call from your smart phone. Next stop is Lunch around 4-5 hours later.
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