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Campfire Cooking
« Reply #15 on: August 21, 2013, 09:12:49 PM »
LOL great pic wayne.. that was definitely a good time.. burners running with the black pot in the room..we need to make another trip
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Offline glamy

Campfire Cooking
« Reply #16 on: October 10, 2013, 09:45:33 AM »
Ok here in SoCal we`re a little cronik about Mexican BBQ ! I keep things simple cause your time and space are limited ! Pork steaks marinated in Al pastor sauce (Cheif Merito brand is mackin !) in freezer bags , tortillas , chopped onion & cilantro.....guacamole......und-de-ley..... pen-de-ho!!!!!!!!!! :bull_head::bull_head::bull_head::road trip::bull_head::bull_head::bull_head:

Offline jamieg45

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« Reply #17 on: October 10, 2013, 11:18:50 AM »
Lets see breakfast is the best, but in the evening on the fire dear stakes on a crate covered in seasoning and beer and ummm ummm good. And atleast one night we got to get pizza from the corner store made fresh there in silver lake. But all is best when with riding buddies and a fire.
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Offline rablack21

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« Reply #18 on: October 15, 2013, 09:45:41 AM »
You guys drove me crazy with this thread! So now me and the wife are going camping in two weeks. Tent is set up in the back yard airing out as we speak.

Offline Tbone07

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« Reply #19 on: October 15, 2013, 11:35:24 AM »
Anything we cook while camping has venison in it from the previous years deer season. Lots of potatoes. Omelettes with green/red peppers and other stuff for breakfast
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Offline 86Rrider

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« Reply #20 on: October 21, 2013, 01:03:07 PM »
My riding group seems to always be in a hurry to get on the trail, as well as most all of the group is on sport quads, so lunch time cooking is out of the question. Nice easy & quick breakfast that we do is throw a couple pounds of hashbrowns in a fry pan and cook them down, then throw in a couple pounds of bulk sausage, cook down then top off with a dozen eggs. Break out the tortias, cheese and salsa and you have a hand-held breakfast! Lunch we usually plan our ride that takes us into a town with a known good restaruant/bar to stop at. Then at the end of the day, back around the camp fire, we do the brats, burgers, chilli, chicken or steak fajitas or if we are lucky enough to have our buddy from South Carolina on the ride, he treats us to steak that he buys a whole loin and cuts them himself. The man has a talent for getting them cooked to perfection!

 

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