Overland cooking....

[BlackBear]

Would love to here about some cool overland cooking ideas... simple to exotic.

Here View attachment 27982 is a picture of a simple meal...picked up some Chinese at the local deli going through town, quick to heat up on the trail, add some rice and presto!

 

[Murphy Slaw]

Nathans with a long fork thingy in a fire.

Bun, mustard.

Cheap.

Sorry no pics.....

 

[Murphy Slaw]

Yours looks pretty darned good......

 

[Steve]

Would love to here about some cool overland cooking ideas

Recipies of kitchen ideas? We already have existing threads on both.

Recipes: Overland Cooking and Recipes
Kitchens: https://overlandbound.com/forums/search/524550/?q=kitchen&o=date&c[title_only]=1

 

[Larry Sawyer]

Do you guys typically go with the dual burner stove only? I have a Coleman Roadtripper grill that we use for almost everything, but I don't see many people here using that?

 

[Homeguy]

My wife showed how to do a great omelette. Get the ingredients you want in it. Put them in a plastic ziplock bag. Add your eggs, while your doing this, have a pot of water on to boil, put the ziplock bag with all your ingredients in the boiling water for 12-15 minutes and you'll have a perfect omelette


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[Ron W.]

My wife showed how to do a great omelette. Get the ingredients you want in it. Put them in a plastic ziplock bag. Add your eggs, while your doing this, have a pot of water on to boil, put the ziplock bag with all your ingredients in the boiling water for 12-15 minutes and you'll have a perfect omelette


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That is an interesting idea.

 

[Steve]

Please use the already existing threads discussing recipes or kitchens. Thanks

Recipes: Overland Cooking and Recipes
Kitchens: https://overlandbound.com/forums/search/524550/?q=kitchen&o=date&c[title_only]=1