Please help me

May 24, 2012 15:34

So all you lovely people out there in LJ land... I need some help. Next week Wednesday and Thursday I'm going to go up into the Porcupine mountains and stay in a yurt for 2 nights. I believe I can cook over an open fire but it's just going to be me. I don't know what I'm going to take to eat. I'm asking you for help. A little about me: I'm not the ( Read more... )

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uawildcatgrl May 24 2012, 20:36:58 UTC
Trail mix, protein shakes/bars, sandwiches things of that notion.

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zestfive May 25 2012, 04:50:06 UTC
I've had the protein bars...perhaps I'll pick up some protein shakes too.

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wowomom May 24 2012, 23:03:07 UTC
We go camping and do most of the cooking over the fire while were there. Pretty much anything you do on a grill you can do on a fire. You've just got to watch a fire a little closer.

Usually the first night we do burgers and dogs (or steak if we're feeling sassy)

The next AM the cast iron skillet makes an appearance for Bacon and scrambled eggs. We do a whole pack of bacon, nothing better than bacon over a wood fire. Seriously. I suggest doing the bacon first, the skillet right on the coals, then take the whole thing off the fire and let the residual heat cook the eggs.

Lunches are usually cold cut sandwiches with some of that bacon on top.

Dinner again is the opposite of what we had the first night, burgers or dogs.

We do not eat very well while we're camping. Obviously. But I figure an occasional few days of bad-for-you food is OK. Especially since we're outside playing and hiking all day to burn up extra calories.

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zestfive May 25 2012, 04:57:41 UTC
mmmm. bacon, I wonder how I can bring that for one person? I don't think I can indulge an entire pound of bacon over two days.

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wowomom May 25 2012, 11:13:11 UTC
Once its cooked it keeps pretty well. If we have leftovers we just keep it in a zip lock bag and bring it home.

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zestfive May 25 2012, 12:31:40 UTC
Or I could just take a couple of strips with!!! GRIN

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mplsindygirl May 25 2012, 00:00:45 UTC
Sandwiches and fruit and raw veggies are good easy things for camping. A couple cans of soup? Oatmeal and milk. I go for super simple when I'm camping or on a road trip.

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zestfive May 25 2012, 04:49:28 UTC
I need my peanut butter...in oatmeal, so delicious!

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_luaineach May 25 2012, 00:01:33 UTC
camping/open fire cooking food for us usually entails ( ... )

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zestfive May 25 2012, 04:48:48 UTC
Thank you....I like breakfast! tasty....

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cluelessinchi May 27 2012, 02:38:10 UTC
Sounds wonderful!

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zestfive May 25 2012, 04:46:56 UTC
Ooh, that sounds yummy!

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