This thread got me thinking of easier-to-make, easier-to-clean-up meals when it's just my son and me camping in our teardrop. No microwave, but I do know how to boil water
When the wife's along, she'd never settle for reheat meals.
I came across these bags which seem promising. I have not tried, or bought any.
Boilable Bags
http://www.packitgourmet.com/BoilableBags.html
Boilable, microwaveable and freezeable! These bags are made specifically for cooking food by filling them with the contents of your choice and submerging in boiling water - which makes them safe for use with the famous 'ziploc omelet'! This is the perfect way to enjoy egg dishes without dirtying your frying pan! Our boilable bags are large enough to fill with the contents of your choice and still have space to easily secure the top.
•FDA approved for food contact
•Does not contain dioxin or BPA
•Approved for boiling, freezing and microwaving
Cook-In-Bags
http://www.packitgourmet.com/CookIn-Bags.html
These resealable plastic pouches are approved for freezing, boiling and microwaving - perfect for Freezer Bag Cooking in the wilderness. The zipper closure and 3+ inch flat bottom make these bags easy to fill with your favorite camping food - making rehydrating at camp a breeze!
•FDA approved for food contact
•Does not contain dioxin or BPA
•Approved for use with boiling water, freezing and microwaving
•Resealable zipper closure
•Flat/Gusseted bottom
Herb