Beckerheads!!! Campfire cooking recipes please.

Bladite said:
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i'm going camperingshortly, we'll have a porta grill in the woods (no open fires). there will be trailside french fries cooked by "some guy", there's a homemade beer camp, more than likely we'll have lamb tikka masala or curry, steaks, eggs, espresso (roughing it, i know). someone has been known to make a clay oven on site, and bake bread and pizza :)

how we suffer for our art.

but sooner, is the icecream weekend. 100+ flavors will be made. liquid nitrogen. amazing tastes. some few horrible ones (never again list). imagine! thai tea icecream. dulce de leche! the best chocolates. habanero. cheese icecream? been done! yar. burp.
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man I wished I could hang with you cats this sounds like some sorta backwoods, bushcraft, culinary haven.... :D absolutely blown away by this post...

dude and for the record thai is one of my all time favorite foods.. so i'm already salivating over the tea ice cream........:thumbup:
 
campfire beenie weenies

this is the amount to cook in a canteen cup, increase as needed.

1 regular can pork and beans
2 hot dogs roasted on the fire and sliced
1/2 onion chopped fine
2 oz honey BBQ sauce
1 tablespoon brown sugar

mix and cook over the fire.
 
Fish Tacos!

Step 1. Start a fire in the studliest manner you can, I prefer using a Becker and a fire steel.

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Step 2. Slap some lime and olive oil drizzled Mahimahi onto a grilling surface above the studly coals.

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Step 3. Bust up the Mahi onto a sour cream slathered tortilla and garnish with other taco fixins'.

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Step 4. Stuff your face with smoked Mahi fish tacos and share with your spousal unit.
 
Ethan's Argentine chicken on E2E's video looked awesome, just good ol' fire, chicken, onions, salt, pepper and a grove full of lemons.
 
Does Thanksgiving Turkey count???

30 Minutes of digging.




Throw the bird in the hole,



4 hours of drinking.



Finished Product.



Apple Cobbler for desert.



 
Here's a good recipe for camping. Not much cooking involved, but you won't forget it for a while and it will sharpen your survival skills.

Eat a handful of jerky and drink six Fat Tires and some moonshine.
Ride a Mule downhill while drinking Jack Daniels and smoking hand rolled cigs.
Ride said Mule back uphill drinking more Jack Daniels and chopping trees with machetes.
Eat more jerky, drink more Fat Tire.
Sleep in a hammock.
 
tradewater said:
Eat a handful of jerky and drink six Fat Tires and some moonshine.
Ride a Mule downhill while drinking Jack Daniels and smoking hand rolled cigs.
Ride said Mule back uphill drinking more Jack Daniels and chopping trees with machetes.
Eat more jerky, drink more Fat Tire.
Sleep in a hammock.
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Minus the mule this reminds me of my Friday. :)
Great stuff all around guys. I'm surprised on how often this is overlooked on most survival and camping threads. Gotta eat right?
 
Spicy pickled sausages. Cook em, eat em cold. Add them to your ramen, rice or beans. If you catch some fish, you can used the vinegar as a little spicy rub for the fish.

Quick calories. Protein powder and pudding mix. You can drink them separate or mix them together for a great breakfast or dinner on the trail.
You could chop up some of your favorite hard fruits and veggies. Apples, cucumber and the like. Vacuum seal them and you have some tasty snacks.

For the grown up. Get some little bottles and powdered milk. Put some vodka in the bottles and put the powder in some little bags. Now you can have some white russians after dinner.

I could go forever.
 
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