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goaljohnbill
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billconner: "For dehydrated at home, I try to to portion it in the dehydrator and bag it as such. "
same. a good portion size for people in my group is a normal cereal bowl filled full slightly heaped. Put this on a dehy tray then put the dried contents of the tray into a vac seal bag. We normally have a main course where each bag is a persons serving and often add a side where 2-3 people split a bag.
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straighthairedcurly
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For solo trips, I look at the total calories and pack so that I have the caloric intake I need for the day. I tend to build my own meals based off recipes. On these trips my total food weight is just over a pound a day.
For group trips, I pack ingredients for a meal based on the quantities recommended in my Camp Menogyn cookbook. Then I have adjusted those over time as the teenager grows and the rest of us age to the point of not needing to eat as much food. I keep notes from every trip. Seems to work, no one ever goes hungry and we never have leftovers in a quantity that can't be eaten by someone. On these group trips we end up with just under 2 lbs. per person per day.
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MEPPS
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Was curious as to what portion size people package dehydrated meals for trips. We use either 1.5 cups or 3.5 to 4 oz per serving. What say you?
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billconner
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For dehydrated at home, I try to to portion it in the dehydrator and bag it as such.
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boonie
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I only pack food for myself and not all homemade, but the breakfasts and dinners all tend to be about 4.5 oz. +/- a half ounce and are between 550 and 600 calories. Usually comes to around 2200 calories per day with lunch/snacks and about a pound a day.
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