Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 How do you make garlic powder. It sounds like you allready have some great ideas for your trip. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 This week I am making a list of food to bring on our trip from NC to TX, so that I can buy whatever groceries I need to make all of the food in advance. I'd love any suggestions that you have for food that travels well. We will be four months on scd the day we leave, Sept. 1st. We can do meats, dairy, nut butters and flours, and cooked fruits and vegies. No raw stuff yet. We cannot do eggs. I will be taking 4 qts. of yogurt, individual bottles of Welch's 100% juice, a gallon of cider, and I'll slice up a brick or two of cheese as well. If anyone can give me ideas on what foods I can make that travel well, I would love that. Fortunately, my parents arrive this weekend, and my mom was raised a farm girl. She is an amazing help. She makes all of our apple and tomato sauce, garlic powder, ect. She'll be happy to help with whatever cooking needs to be done for the trip. Thanks for your ideas. Meleah scd 05/06 iel 3yrs., asd Ethan 5yrs., Mark 1yr. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 SCD crackers are the best on trips as they don't need any kind of refrigeration. Charlene This week I am making a list of food to bring on our trip from NC to TX, so that I can buy whatever groceries I need to make all of the food in advance. I'd love any suggestions that you have for food that travels well. We will be four months on scd the day we leave, Sept. 1st. We can do meats, dairy, nut butters and flours, and cooked fruits and vegies. No raw stuff yet. We cannot do eggs. I will be taking 4 qts. of yogurt, individual bottles of Welch's 100% juice, a gallon of cider, and I'll slice up a brick or two of cheese as well. If anyone can give me ideas on what foods I can make that travel well, I would love that. Fortunately, my parents arrive this weekend, and my mom was raised a farm girl. She is an amazing help. She makes all of our apple and tomato sauce, garlic powder, ect. She'll be happy to help with whatever cooking needs to be done for the trip. Thanks for your ideas. Meleah scd 05/06 iel 3yrs., asd Ethan 5yrs., Mark 1yr. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 Meleah, Here are some suggestions. I hope that others will offer more. I will give items that do not require cooking ahead of time: Olives,the kind from the HFS that do not contain any additives or filing. Avocadoes. Bananas (very ripe). Legal cheese. HTH,Mimi > This week I am making a list of food to bring on our trip from NC to TX, so > that I can buy whatever groceries I need to make all of the food in advance. > I'd love any suggestions that you have for food that travels well. We will > be four months on scd the day we leave, Sept. 1st. We can do meats, dairy, > nut butters and flours, and cooked fruits and vegies. No raw stuff yet. We > cannot do eggs. I will be taking 4 qts. of yogurt, individual bottles of > Welch's 100% juice, a gallon of cider, and I'll slice up a brick or two of > cheese as well. If anyone can give me ideas on what foods I can make that > travel well, I would love that. Fortunately, my parents arrive this > weekend, and my mom was raised a farm girl. She is an amazing help. She > makes all of our apple and tomato sauce, garlic powder, ect. She'll be > happy to help with whatever cooking needs to be done for the trip. Thanks > for your ideas. > Meleah scd 05/06 > iel 3yrs., asd > Ethan 5yrs., Mark 1yr. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 Can SCD crackers be bought or do you have to make them? mother of Adam At 03:50 PM 8/21/2006, you wrote: >SCD crackers are the best on trips as they don't need any kind of >refrigeration. > >Charlene > >This week I am making a list of food to bring on our trip from NC to TX, >so that I can buy whatever groceries I need to make all of the food in >advance. I'd love any suggestions that you have for food that travels >well. We will be four months on scd the day we leave, Sept. 1st. We can do >meats, dairy, nut butters and flours, and cooked fruits and vegies. No raw >stuff yet. We cannot do eggs. I will be taking 4 qts. of yogurt, >individual bottles of Welch's 100% juice, a gallon of cider, and I'll >slice up a brick or two of cheese as well. If anyone can give me ideas on >what foods I can make that travel well, I would love that. Fortunately, my >parents arrive this weekend, and my mom was raised a farm girl. She is an >amazing help. She makes all of our apple and tomato sauce, garlic powder, >ect. She'll be happy to help with whatever cooking needs to be done for >the trip. Thanks for your ideas. >Meleah scd 05/06 >iel 3yrs., asd >Ethan 5yrs., Mark 1yr. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 Mimi, If iel is not yet to the raw fruits and vegies, should we try olives? I know that he likes them from his pre-scd days, but I tried giving him unpealed, raw fruits a few weeks back. He was screaming and crying in the night. When I pulled them, he stopped immediately. What do you think about the olives in that case? Meleah Re: Traveling foods > Meleah, > > Here are some suggestions. I hope that others will offer more. > I will give items that do not require cooking ahead of time: > Olives,the kind from the HFS that do not contain any additives or filing. > Avocadoes. > Bananas (very ripe). > Legal cheese. > > HTH,Mimi > > >> This week I am making a list of food to bring on our trip from NC to TX, >> so >> that I can buy whatever groceries I need to make all of the food in >> advance. >> I'd love any suggestions that you have for food that travels well. We >> will >> be four months on scd the day we leave, Sept. 1st. We can do meats, >> dairy, >> nut butters and flours, and cooked fruits and vegies. No raw stuff yet. >> We >> cannot do eggs. I will be taking 4 qts. of yogurt, individual bottles of >> Welch's 100% juice, a gallon of cider, and I'll slice up a brick or two >> of >> cheese as well. If anyone can give me ideas on what foods I can make >> that >> travel well, I would love that. Fortunately, my parents arrive this >> weekend, and my mom was raised a farm girl. She is an amazing help. She >> makes all of our apple and tomato sauce, garlic powder, ect. She'll be >> happy to help with whatever cooking needs to be done for the trip. >> Thanks >> for your ideas. >> Meleah scd 05/06 >> iel 3yrs., asd >> Ethan 5yrs., Mark 1yr. >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 Thanks. I will try the cracker ecipes. Is any particular one a favorite? Is there any certain recipe that doesn't crumble as easily as others might? Meleah Re: Traveling foods > SCD crackers are the best on trips as they don't need any kind of > refrigeration. > > Charlene > > > > This week I am making a list of food to bring on our trip from NC to TX, > so that I can buy whatever groceries I need to make all of the food in > advance. I'd love any suggestions that you have for food that travels > well. We will be four months on scd the day we leave, Sept. 1st. We can do > meats, dairy, nut butters and flours, and cooked fruits and vegies. No raw > stuff yet. We cannot do eggs. I will be taking 4 qts. of yogurt, > individual bottles of Welch's 100% juice, a gallon of cider, and I'll > slice up a brick or two of cheese as well. If anyone can give me ideas on > what foods I can make that travel well, I would love that. Fortunately, my > parents arrive this weekend, and my mom was raised a farm girl. She is an > amazing help. She makes all of our apple and tomato sauce, garlic powder, > ect. She'll be happy to help with whatever cooking needs to be done for > the trip. Thanks for your ideas. > Meleah scd 05/06 > iel 3yrs., asd > Ethan 5yrs., Mark 1yr. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 You need to make them yourself Charlene Can SCD crackers be bought or do you have to make them? mother of Adam At 03:50 PM 8/21/2006, you wrote: >SCD crackers are the best on trips as they don't need any kind of >refrigeration. > >Charlene > >This week I am making a list of food to bring on our trip from NC to TX, >so that I can buy whatever groceries I need to make all of the food in >advance. I'd love any suggestions that you have for food that travels >well. We will be four months on scd the day we leave, Sept. 1st. We can do >meats, dairy, nut butters and flours, and cooked fruits and vegies. No raw >stuff yet. We cannot do eggs. I will be taking 4 qts. of yogurt, >individual bottles of Welch's 100% juice, a gallon of cider, and I'll >slice up a brick or two of cheese as well. If anyone can give me ideas on >what foods I can make that travel well, I would love that. Fortunately, my >parents arrive this weekend, and my mom was raised a farm girl. She is an >amazing help. She makes all of our apple and tomato sauce, garlic powder, >ect. She'll be happy to help with whatever cooking needs to be done for >the trip. Thanks for your ideas. >Meleah scd 05/06 >iel 3yrs., asd >Ethan 5yrs., Mark 1yr. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 I personally like Kath's Cheesy crackers but it does have an egg in it so I am not sure. There may be some at www.pecanbread.com for you that's eggless. Charlene Thanks. I will try the cracker ecipes. Is any particular one a favorite? Is there any certain recipe that doesn't crumble as easily as others might? Meleah Re: Traveling foods > SCD crackers are the best on trips as they don't need any kind of > refrigeration. > > Charlene > > > > This week I am making a list of food to bring on our trip from NC to TX, > so that I can buy whatever groceries I need to make all of the food in > advance. I'd love any suggestions that you have for food that travels > well. We will be four months on scd the day we leave, Sept. 1st. We can do > meats, dairy, nut butters and flours, and cooked fruits and vegies. No raw > stuff yet. We cannot do eggs. I will be taking 4 qts. of yogurt, > individual bottles of Welch's 100% juice, a gallon of cider, and I'll > slice up a brick or two of cheese as well. If anyone can give me ideas on > what foods I can make that travel well, I would love that. Fortunately, my > parents arrive this weekend, and my mom was raised a farm girl. She is an > amazing help. She makes all of our apple and tomato sauce, garlic powder, > ect. She'll be happy to help with whatever cooking needs to be done for > the trip. Thanks for your ideas. > Meleah scd 05/06 > iel 3yrs., asd > Ethan 5yrs., Mark 1yr. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 You can make garlic powder by separating the whole head of garlic into cloves. Peal them, and slice them thinly. Then, dry them on a low temp in your oven or in a food dehydrater. Once they're dried, you can grind them into powder in a food processer or blender, or coffee grinder. Meleah Re: Re: Traveling foods > How do you make garlic powder. It sounds like you allready have some > great > ideas for your trip. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2006 Report Share Posted August 21, 2006 Meleah, You might need to delay feeding the olives. Mimi > If iel is not yet to the raw fruits and vegies, should we try olives? > I know that he likes them from his pre-scd days, but I tried giving him > unpealed, raw fruits a few weeks back. He was screaming and crying in the > night. When I pulled them, he stopped immediately. What do you think about > the olives in that case? > Meleah > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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