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Welcome back to Outdoor Central. Here’s some news for you about the rules of campfire cooking. Camping or off-roading this summer may be a safer bet for many Americans looking to take a vacation but stay within the limits of their state due to COVID-19. But just because you're in the great outdoors doesn't mean you can't create a delicious meal that is a bit more complex than a hot dog and a couple of ears of corn over the campfire. With the help of a few choice kitchen tools and a little bit of knowledge, you'll be able to battle the blaze in no time.
Game Plan, To maximize cooler space, replace some of those ice packs with frozen steaks, swordfish, and other proteins you plan on whipping up during the trip. Get Saucy, Whether it’s fresh pesto to drizzle over grilled corn, tangy chimichurri to help brighten up a ribeye, or just a jar of tomatillo salsa to help turn tortilla chips and eggs into chilaquiles, sauces are a game changer. Fermentation is Your Friend, Kimchi, giardiniera, sauerkraut, and quick-pickled red onion are all naturally preserved foods that can handle some lax cooler management. Divide and Conquer, Approach camping like Friendsgiving, where no one shows empty-handed. Even if it’s just nutrient-dense snacks such as Bearded Brothers energy bars (p. 62), bottled water, or granola for the next morning, distributing the cooking responsibilities is key. Shift into High Gear, Weight and portability is always a factor, so you’ll want to pack wisely. Stick to cookware that has a do-everything versatility, such as a Lodge cast iron skillet, or Rome Industries’ long-handled Pie Iron ($20). Zone Off, Odds are, even if there’s a picnic table in sight, it’s going to be gross. Put down an oilcloth for your dedicated meal prep and serving areas.
#6EasyRules #Better #CampfireCooking
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Welcome back to Outdoor Central. Here’s some news for you about the rules of campfire cooking. Camping or off-roading this summer may be a safer bet for many Americans looking to take a vacation but stay within the limits of their state due to COVID-19. But just because you're in the great outdoors doesn't mean you can't create a delicious meal that is a bit more complex than a hot dog and a couple of ears of corn over the campfire. With the help of a few choice kitchen tools and a little bit of knowledge, you'll be able to battle the blaze in no time.
Game Plan, To maximize cooler space, replace some of those ice packs with frozen steaks, swordfish, and other proteins you plan on whipping up during the trip. Get Saucy, Whether it’s fresh pesto to drizzle over grilled corn, tangy chimichurri to help brighten up a ribeye, or just a jar of tomatillo salsa to help turn tortilla chips and eggs into chilaquiles, sauces are a game changer. Fermentation is Your Friend, Kimchi, giardiniera, sauerkraut, and quick-pickled red onion are all naturally preserved foods that can handle some lax cooler management. Divide and Conquer, Approach camping like Friendsgiving, where no one shows empty-handed. Even if it’s just nutrient-dense snacks such as Bearded Brothers energy bars (p. 62), bottled water, or granola for the next morning, distributing the cooking responsibilities is key. Shift into High Gear, Weight and portability is always a factor, so you’ll want to pack wisely. Stick to cookware that has a do-everything versatility, such as a Lodge cast iron skillet, or Rome Industries’ long-handled Pie Iron ($20). Zone Off, Odds are, even if there’s a picnic table in sight, it’s going to be gross. Put down an oilcloth for your dedicated meal prep and serving areas.
#6EasyRules #Better #CampfireCooking
Related Videos:
6 Easy Campfires Everyone Should Know for Survival and Recreation
6 SIMPLE Camp Cooking Tips for Beginners (this will make things easier)
4 Types of Cooking On A Campfire - Boil it, Bake it, Fry it, Grill it Over the fire. - Dan Wowak
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