Great thread! I'll be keeping an eye on this to gain ideas since new to the whole cooking on fires. Only thing i know to make is Pottage in a caldron.
Great thread! I'll be keeping an eye on this to gain ideas since new to the whole cooking on fires. Only thing i know to make is Pottage in a caldron.
I had some wild mushrooms, Agaricus augustus, otherwise known as The Prince (identity of said fungi confirmed by Geoff dann on here).
I took the biggest specimen and cut the cap up into squares. This I fried in some olive oil with 2 crushed garlic cloves, and a chopped up slice of torchon ham (from Aldi). Served with lots of grated cheese, and it was superb.
Stupidity got us into this mess. Why can't it get us out?
Chicken on a spit.
Cut a square notch into the fork of one of the upright forks, cut a coresponding square on the thicker end of the spit, then put split centre of the spit to take the skewer.
Attachment 12192
Attachment 12193
Turn spit 90degrees every ten minutes and, as in this case three hours later, beautiful bbq chicken, Chris could'nt get enough.
Attachment 12194
I am not young enough to know everything.
Oscar Wilde
slice of bread crust removed and buttered . wrap up few sliceed mushrooms finely cut . a little diced bacon a little cheese wrap it all up in the bread and squeeze it shut . pop it on a green cleaned de barked non poisionous no bugs stick . and dip in beaten egg cook slowly at the edge of your cooking fire rested on y shaped sticks and keep turning they're small so get a few going after 10mins-15mins or so there good to go . I use hand mark 5 also lol .