The Adventurous Couple | Version Tacos Part 9b Portable New!

Pack your "wet" ingredients—salsa, lime wedges, and pickled onions—in separate leak-proof containers to be added at the moment of impact. Featured Recipe: The Trail-Head Chorizo Wrap

Ingredients:

Flour tortillas (they hold up better than corn for long hauls).

When you are 12 miles from the trailhead, exhausted, and the sun is setting, pulling out a warm (yes, your body heat + the insulation of the foil keeps them lukewarm for hours) portable taco is a spiritual event.

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Store your taco kit inside a scent-proof bag to avoid attracting wildlife to your campsite overnight.

: Dehydrated black bean flakes rehydrated with hot water.

But that’s next week.

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Liquid is the enemy of portability. To keep your tortillas from getting soggy during transit, use a strategic layering system:

Cover with the X-Lid (also silicone). Let sit for 8 minutes. During this time, warm four tortillas directly on the stove’s simmer ring— carefully. Each side for 10 seconds. They puff. They char. They smell like hope.

: Rehydrates the dried ingredients and cuts open the protein packets.

Focus on high-calorie, high-flavor ingredients to save weight. The Ultralight Gear Matrix Can’t copy the link right now

The ultimate outdoor meal must balance two competing demands. It needs to be lightweight enough for a backpack. It must also taste like a reward at the end of a grueling summit hike. Standard freeze-dried camp meals often taste like salty cardboard.

: Options that can be eaten with one hand or right out of a bag. Portable Perfection: Tacos in a Bag

For two people, 3 days, 4 tacos each per day.