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(Editor's Note: This is the concluding article on the new trail foods by Hanger Gene Burns.) 4-H Club News Phoenix Beef and Swine club A meeting was held at the Harris home recently. Norman Ditsworth was elected president; Curt Harris, vice president; Chip Buggington, secretary and Spen cer Buffington as reporter. Record books were distributed and refreshments served. All right, you've made your selection of dehydrated and con densed foods: First the main es sentials, potatoes, milk, eggs, on ions, flour. Now, let's see what combinations that will lead us into. As for the potatoes. Soaked for 20 minutes and then boiled for 10-12, you can have them with butter or gravy, baked with milk, made into a potato salad, or fried in bacon fat. So you think you've got varie ty. Look, there are many other things to do with potatoes. Fry chopped bacon into the pan. Add onion flakes which have been soaked for 20 minutes. When they are goldefr brown, add your potatoes. That in itself makes a good dish when seasoned with salt and pepper. But if you want a whole meal, add eggs which have been mixed with milk. Cat sup makes good flavoring. Go Into Stew Those same potatoes would go good in a stew and soup. Simply add them dry. About dried eggs. They make a good omelet. If you want to add touches: fry bits of bacon first. Then add a little soaked onion. Dump in the eggs mixed with milk. Season with black pepper and salt. Some like a touch of hot tabasco sauce. If you want to go fancy, roll the omelet into some soaked, fried mushrooms. You see what pos sibilities are available? About the dried milk. When mixed with water, it i? difficult to distinguish from fresh milk. And you can mix it instantly; even with ice-cold water the powder doesn't lump or float. For simple use, powdered cream can be stirred directly into tea or coffee, or mixed with water it can be used with cereal or fruit and puddings. For a special treat carry it when wild berries are in season. And you'll want the dried milk to mix into omelets, directly into pankcake and bannock mixes. And I might add, milk doesn't make a bad drink either. To bake bread, biscuits and pancakes and dried milk and powdered eggs. Gives it a touch of ' authority and adds sub stance. These same mixes I might add, arre good for powder ing fish and thickening gravy. Many lightweight foods are available one outfitter offers 50 kinds today enough, you'd think, to fill the bill, however exacting your taste and require ments. But hold on: one outfit puts out a whole full-course breakfast, lunch and dinner. With it, you can whip up a chicken pot pie with biscuit break, potato pancakes, jamba laya, scrambled eggs, de luxe, etc. etc. simply by opening an, envelope and adding water ac cording to directions. But some how this seems too synthetic. I still like to wield a frying pan when I get into the woods. 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