Anyone here have any experience with one of these? I received one for my birthday and want to cook with it when i make camp fires.
Any recommendations on what I should cook?
>>7487094
Pan de campo, shit was made for godlike pan de campo.
>>7487124
Thanks. Ill keep that in mind.
>>7487094
monkey bread
my dad would make like a breakfast cassarole that was like solid egg with ham bacon cheese onion and pepper inside
>>7487185
Both are good ideas.
>>7487094
Jambalaya
>>7487094
I made a lot of pork and beans and boston baked beans and chili when I was in the boy scouts.
Car camping & backyard experience, chicken soup and biscuits on top, berry crisp. Used charcoal briquettes
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>>7487094
Witch detected
Dump cake/cobbler.
Hobo stew
Monkey bread
Pizza
Thats what I made when I was a scout
>>7487094
Coming from a boy scout, you can cook anything with one of these if you think outside of the box. A major favoriteof mine is cherry cobbler.
>>7487286
Pork loin roast.
We regularly cook in the back yard. Generally we do something on the rotisserie, something on a grill grate, and a soup or stew in the dutch oven. Last time we also did a peach cobbler in a separate dutch oven. Good times.
>>7487599
You are wonderful.
Just got myself a Trangia 27 for a long backpacking trip. It's an ultralight aluminum cookset with an alcohol burner, 2 pots, fry pan, and kettle. Going to cook all my meals with this thing up until the day I leave so I can learn to use it well. It works surprisingly well, nice heat, simple temperature control/simmer ring.
Need some ideas for what to make. It only holds enough fuel to cook 30 minutes at a time but refilling is as simple as pouring alcohol into it, but it also means no long cook times or baking.
>>7487937
make alzheimer's
>>7487094
upside down cherry cake or something of the sorts. my father bought one for a boy scout outing and has been in his attic ever since.
>>7487094
They do bitching roast potatoes. My father in law does it at the family easter picnic every year and they come out beautifully soft on the inside and crunchy on the outside.
>>7487278
> chicken soup and biscuits on top
My godmother made the best beef stew with biscuits on top but this was indoors in the kitchen.
My buddy, who is kinda our camp cook as he has culinary experience, has a Dutch oven and usually makes some kinda beans & rice dish with it when we’re camping.
>>7487937
>It's an ultralight aluminum cookset
Enjoy your Alzheimers.
>>7488404
do you have the recipe for the beef stew?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbgFrsxSMOA
>>7488115
>>7488408
They ruled Alzheimer out as genetic. The link to aluminum turned out to be a symptom of the disease and not the cause.
I did notice some discoloration after boiling some water. Is this normal?
>>7488408
>bro-science, the post
Shouldn't you be in a McDonald's thread?
>>7488934
Bros?
Bake cinnamon rasin bread.
>>7487937
Careful not to refill fuel when that thing is hot. Nearly didn't make it to adulthood because of one of those things.
On the plus side they run on fucking anything.
>>7487341
*fond memories flooding back*
>>7487094
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKtySwuIZec
>>7487094
If you really want to wow and impress people make cheesecake in it.
I've only ever had Peach Cobbler on Boy Scout outings.
It was good, but their particular recipe wasn't quite sweet enough for me.
>>7487094
You can make a mean chili, and also peach cobbler after a quick clean up
>>7487094
If you like to fish you can have a fish fry with your freshly caught fish.
>>7487094
just cook stews for 5+ hours
