Comments on: Eating The Tour De France Stage 7: Barcelona – Andorra Arcalis. Escudella http://thehungrycyclist.com/eating-the-tour-de-france-stage-7-barcelona-andorra-arcalis/ The Hungry Cyclist | Bespoke Pedal Powered Food Adventures - The Website and Blog For Food Explorer & Cycling Gourmet Tom Kevill-Davies Thu, 07 Feb 2013 17:34:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 By: The Hungry Cyclist http://thehungrycyclist.com/eating-the-tour-de-france-stage-7-barcelona-andorra-arcalis/#comment-6740 The Hungry Cyclist Fri, 17 Jul 2009 16:40:38 +0000 http://thehungrycyclist.com/eating-the-tour-de-france-stage-7-barcelona-andorra-arcalis/#comment-6740 .hmmessage P
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hi andy sorry for the delay but i am cycleing in germany - in saarsland and the mosel. great fun and great wine!
so what to take for a cheap warming meals/recipes on a tour. 
oats are always a winner for breakfast if you need something hot. make sure to have some honey and nuts to funk it up a bit.
im am also a huge fan of the pulses. you can carry these in tins, a bit cumbersome or dry and soak them. i used to do this with lentils in a spare water bottle. exchanging the water as you see fit. you then chop up an onion, garlic, sweat it off and have a tasty lentil stew over the campfire! pasta is always a easy to pack winner too. what you have with it is up to you, but if you are in a lush part of the world always carry some fresh herbs in a plastic bag/or pick them! fresh parsley/rosemary/basil make a simple pasta of olive oil, garlic, salt a marvel! i carry a chunk of parmesan too. it goes a long way for its weight if you shave it and dont tuck in in the middle of the night!
hope this helps
tom
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]]> By: Andy in Germany http://thehungrycyclist.com/eating-the-tour-de-france-stage-7-barcelona-andorra-arcalis/#comment-6739 Andy in Germany Sun, 12 Jul 2009 10:51:31 +0000 http://thehungrycyclist.com/eating-the-tour-de-france-stage-7-barcelona-andorra-arcalis/#comment-6739 Hello again…
I’ve a vaguely related question: what sort of simple meals would you recommend for a bike/camping tour? We’re trying to have one warm meal a day and avoid pre-packed meals but we’re on a tight budget. Any thoughts?

]]> By: Paul Lowe http://thehungrycyclist.com/eating-the-tour-de-france-stage-7-barcelona-andorra-arcalis/#comment-6738 Paul Lowe Sat, 11 Jul 2009 10:24:45 +0000 http://thehungrycyclist.com/eating-the-tour-de-france-stage-7-barcelona-andorra-arcalis/#comment-6738 hi tom,
The above recipe looks great. I am gluten,dairy & yeast free so i would be delighted to find a restaurant which served this on a Cycle tour. I find it so difficult to find food that i can eat, that i tend to do cycling holidays where i can cook for myself and then go off for the day.
Best of Luck
Paul

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