Hobo Stew!: Outdoors cooking

I went out by the lake to do some exploring in the new area I now live in. I am slowly finding more outdoorsy spots! This is one of them that is not very far from the road or people but is a nice little place. I brought out some ingredients and my stove and cooked up some Hobo Stew!

What is a HOBO?
----A hobo traditionally taught to me on the campgrounds when I was younger was a very cheap way to feed alot of people. Also very delicious. You take a layer of aluminum foil and dice up your veggies and meat/s of your choice and wrap it up throw some butter in first and throw it near the fire to cook.

This is a HOBO stew:
Just a mix of Veggies and meats of my choice cooked into a stew because I couldn't create a campfire there at that point in time.
Stay tuned I'll be making one soon though!

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[TurtleBushcraft]

Looked really good thanks for sharing atb John

[WooglesOutdoors]

Please Read the description. In the video I realized I didn't fully explain what an original hobo is. A brief explanation is that it is not a stew. This is a version however, the original is your veggies and meats piled up into some aluminum foil and placed near a fire. I've made a few in my previous Hit The Trail episodes on some of my camping trips.

[mitchellgardner]

It's not real hobo stew until you add the hobo, hobo legs can be readily available (when in season) from sleeping on the train tracks.

[englishwoodsman]

cool I am from England and never heard of that recipe name . over in England we call it a stew might get out and try cook that my self