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Talking about Meals with Heike Pushbikegirl

Heike has asked me again for an interview, this time about cooking a meal while cycling. I love being interviewed and had a lot of fun making pictures just for Heike’s questions.

Busy cooking a meal on a wood fire. I make pasta, something I get very tired of, but it is quite difficult to come up with something original if the ingredients lack originality!

I had to make a pit fire, as there were no stones to have the pan set on to and the wind was too forceful too. Argentina.

The interview is here to read.

While cycling the world, I see no reason not to eat healthy, or not to cook a decent meal. Even though this means often white bread, pasta, rice and much carbohydrates, I make sure to eat plenty of full fat products, as this is a healthy way to gain, and keep, energy.

See how much fun I had with the photo’s, but the answers are equally interesting, as was a logic reaction to the good, thoughtful questions of Heike.

Heike had done an interview with me earlier on, read that here.

Preparing morning milk-coffee with a nearly broken stove and much wind, Calama, Atacama desert, Chile.

On one of these rare occasions where I find wood in Atacama desert. I stay a full day, as I have enough water and food with me.

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By Cindy

Years of traveling brought me many different insights, philosophies and countries I needed to be (over 90 in total). I lived in Pakistan, went over 15 times to India and when I stopped cycling the world, that was after 50.000 kilometer through 45 countries, I met Geo. Together we now try to be more self-sustainable, grow our own food and live off-grid. I now juggle with the logistics of being an old-fashioned housewife, cook and creative artist loving the outdoors. The pouches I create are for sale on www.cindyneedleart.com

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