Ep. 174 | Dehydrating Meals – Tips, Tricks and Tasty Tactics

Vortex Nation Podcast

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🗓️ 15 March 2021

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Dehydrating fruits, vegetables, meats and entire meals is quite possibly the best way to preserve them for future use down the road. And if you’re looking for creative ways to optimize the wild game and fish you worked so hard to procure, a quality dehydrator, along with some know-how and experimentation, may just be your ticket to easy lunches at work (just add water), as well as customized backcountry meals and snacks. For the “Know How” portion of this podcast, Mark and Jim sit down with dehydration guru Joey Pyburn (ESPN Outdoor Line Radio) to pick his brain on how to take the water out, while keeping the gourmet in! Dehydrator styles, tips, techniques, favorite recipes and best practices, Joey has ton of experience and shares it all right here, on the Vortex Nation Podcast! As always, we want to hear your feedback! Let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation™ podcast by asking us on Instagram @vortexnationpodcast

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Vortex Nation podcast brought to you by lovers of hunting, shooting, public
0:09.4	lands, the Second Amendment, and good food.
0:18.2	What's up everybody?
0:19.2	Mark here, Jimmy to my right, across from us, virtually, once again, special guest, Joey
0:25.0	Pibern from Outdoorline Radio, as well as Ray's bait.
0:29.2	We were just actually talking fishing and bait and things like that, so if you need some
0:32.0	bait, go to Ray's.
0:34.1	And Joey, for the listeners who may not have listened to one of your last great podcasts
0:39.3	that you did with us, I know we did one on Packing, your backpack, I think, I know we did
0:43.9	another one as well in there, I think, somewhere.
0:47.0	But tell them a little bit about yourself, what you got going on, what you've been up to.
0:50.9	The owner of Ray's Bait, so we produce fishing bait here in Washington and sell it all over
0:55.6	Washington, Oregon, in California, and I co-host Outdoorline Radio Show, which is a local
1:01.2	AM radio show on Saturday morning, 6 to 8 o'clock here in Seattle, and where we just cover basically
1:08.8	whatever's happening in Washington, fishing, hunting wise, and try to promote the sport
1:15.2	of hunting and fishing, you know.
1:17.3	And then I just do a ton of that stuff, I've kind of ended up in a position where the bait
1:23.8	business allows me to be on the water, fishing a lot with the radio show, I kind of have
1:28.3	to go out and be experiencing this stuff so that I can talk about it.
1:33.2	So it's been pretty fun the last couple of years being on the show with Rob and Tom, and
1:40.1	I think this year Rob and I were trying to figure out, you know, he's like, man, you've
1:44.3	spent so many days in the duck blind.
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