Hang N Bake, The Magic Of Campfire Baking.

Most of the time baking in the outdoors involves a reflective oven or a dutch oven due to food being prepared by being surrounded by heat and or hot air. Normally, anything hung over a campfire is cooked from the bottom. This is Macs magic method of baking over a campfire!

[sosteve]

It is always nice to see you busy, your magic was to make a cake of bread, and it's edible, I was falling of my chair with laughter
thanks for your time

[lanaavrutova]

I am spinning jacob wool on a hand spindle while listening to u cook. Pure joy. Thank u!

[IntenseAngler]

Now that's just plain ol' clever buddy! Thanks for taking the time to pass it along. Hope all's been well over your way my brother.

[alexanderweaver]

Corn bread and baked beans with a side of cole slaw...my favorite car camping food. Thank you, Dave. You are a master of innovative camp cooking!

[Gullrica]

You have so many cool stuff in your sleeve my good friend and its a pleasure to watch you bake around a campfire.
That corn bread made me hungry. Thank you for sharing your neat stuff.

[RoxUniverse]

That looks really good! Another neat trick from David for baking over a campfire. Whilst it’s cooling, you can make up a pot of coffee and then you’ll have a party! Thanks David! 🥧☕️

[boggycreekbeast]

Camp Craft Cornbread! Good idea! Never thought of baking by hanging. I bet Mac did win some bets with that one! LOL! Neat set up and good demonstration. Thanks for taking the time to do this friend. Good to see you, David. You take care :)

[aarde]

Aren't you just the most loveable bushcreature! Please, never change...! Best channel Ever.

[lynnmoore]

You have the greatest videos! I really like how detailed they are but yet so entertaining! Thanks for taking the time to share all of your tips & knowledge !

[joeurbina]

You know... I wonder what type of folks "thumbs down" your videos. I find them so entertaining and educational. "Why!" Who knows... I guess they might not have the patience to watch the entire thing. Your work is excellent and I appreciate you not editing your mistakes. Thank you sir.

[cathiespain]

hey bigmonkey, you never cease to amaze the old buzzard and the boys of troop 1776. with the things you have taught these
boys they no doubt can handle any thing that comes their way. thanks again for sharing you knowledge with us all. you should
wright a how to manual for survival in the woods while have fun. GODS speed my friend. the buzzard.

[alindastar]

You are by far not an IDIOT! You are one of the most resourceful men I have ever seen. The men I know ask; "what's for supper... you on the other hand would say come and get it!" LOL Loved the video.

[ossie]

Terrific video! Never, and I mean never, call yourself an idiot! If I'm ever stranded on a desert island you are my number one pick. My Uncle Carl made baked beans in a cast-iron dutch oven and he would burry them in the ground surrounded with hardwood coals. My Aunt Odella made blueberry pies by the campfire too, such talented people. Thank you for the outstanding video! Sincerely, Ossie

[artymech]

Hey Dave, I think you have to be the true bush crafter from the olden days!!! you did really a lot with very little with tricks of the trade!! I leaned more from you then most out there that call themselves BUSH CRAFTER!! keep it up brother, love the tips and tricks you know!!

I LOVE your channel. Since several years ago, you turned me on to bushcrafting. Never mind that I'm too old to do this stuff, you can't imagine the pleasure I derive from watching all your episodes. As a woman, I scream with laughter at what you guys do in the woods for cooking. So I have to tell you a story. My 91 year old husband was in WWII in Italy. He managed to liberate one egg, which he cooked over a small fire in a horse pasture. The egg got away from him and dropped to the ground. He scooped it up and ate it. Whatever you guys do in the wild, which would kill most normal humans, you can't beat this story. Wives: better you don't know...

[dougjohnsonbushcraftandbjj]

I love watching your videos when I'm out in the Woods carving spoons, building fires and shelters, cooking grub, and everything else for bushcrafting, Dave. Keep up the good work!

[sjfarish]

Thank you for sharing and thank you Mac for sharing this with David... Now I am craving cornbread and honey...

[robertoneal]

As all ways another good use video. You really do teach well. Southern is great, the cooking and the people. Keep doing it we need it. Thanks for the video David.

[SurvivalOnPurpose]

That is so cool David. I am going to have to put one of those together for my Scouts to see. By the way, I saw you wearing what looked like a Woodbadge hat not too long ago. Are you a Scout leader?

[KennethKramm]

Love your videos. Always creative and practical. Thanks for posting!