I know many of your like to do outdoor cooking and I thought you might find this interesting.
I cooked in the backcountry for a 10-day trip earlier this month. It was a USFS and local college archeological field school. 13 people.
Loading the gear onto mules at the trailhead.
Then, pack it in to the camp.
Then set up the wall tent that became the kitchen.
When the rain started and the temperatures dropped, it was a very popular place for folks. The homemade soup was very popular.
I baked and cooked.
Above, a 2-loaf recipe of sourdough bread in a 12" deep Dutchie.
Below, marinated grilled chicken.
Below, chicken friend steak. I throw some minced garlic and chipotle into the batter.
It was a very interesting 10 days. I learned a lot about archeology and everyone seemed to enjoy the breads, cookies, pies, and lasagna etc.
The range/oven I got last winter was a great addition to my backcountry kitchen.
Trapper
I cooked in the backcountry for a 10-day trip earlier this month. It was a USFS and local college archeological field school. 13 people.
Loading the gear onto mules at the trailhead.
Then, pack it in to the camp.
Then set up the wall tent that became the kitchen.
When the rain started and the temperatures dropped, it was a very popular place for folks. The homemade soup was very popular.
I baked and cooked.
Above, a 2-loaf recipe of sourdough bread in a 12" deep Dutchie.
Below, marinated grilled chicken.
Below, chicken friend steak. I throw some minced garlic and chipotle into the batter.
It was a very interesting 10 days. I learned a lot about archeology and everyone seemed to enjoy the breads, cookies, pies, and lasagna etc.
The range/oven I got last winter was a great addition to my backcountry kitchen.
Trapper