Let's Talk Food!

[Ron N Deb]

we dont need no stinkin light !!!

 

[Hippie]

How do you even know if the light doesn't go off when the door is closed

 

[Courtney]

What are the spices you can live without?  I have a spice wheel with 8 compartments.

Mine, curry paste.  The only thing I haven't tried it on is ice cream,  hmmmmm.

Overcast Sunday - cleaning my desk, taking a break from playing with flash, expresso latte, where is Blind Gerry?. 

 Listening to: Aretha - Day Dreaming -

[Hippie]

Garlic, Chipotle, Salt, Cumin, Tumeric, Corriander, Fennel, Oregano, Rosemary, Cayenne, Sage, red wine.

Gerry is on the yahoo list, this forum is difficult for his reader to figure out.

 


 Listening to: Flatlanders on PHC

[Philip]

KILLER FLANK STEAKS!!!!


That is all.

Philip

[Auntie Hope]

If I attach my stereo to my propane tank I think it will play music everytime I open the refridgerator.

but will the light in the fridge come on when you play your stereo??

Well... the face of the stereo lights up. The Home Brew comes out next to the ice dispencer... on the FRONT of the FRIDGE! Geeze, I thought you guys were professionals! 
 

Hope Lin 

[scouter]

KILLER FLANK STEAKS!!!!


That is all.

Philip

you forgot.....AND CORN!!! 

 Listening to: something lame on the radio

[Daniela]

So the thing that's most challenging about camping food for me is that whatever it is you are looking for is always at the very bottom of the damn cooler.  Then, stuff gets mushy and squished and waterlogged and everything starts smelling like onions.  I'm considering getting one of those food vac thingies, but I'm not domesticated enough to be able to discern the difference between the 800 different models there are.  Does anyone have one of these handy little air-sucker-outers and if so, could you shed some light one which one to get?  I camp (car and backpack) year round, if that helps.  I appreciate it!   

[scouter]

[We start out with the oyster barbecue on tuesday night, that is my big event for the greater crowd. The Arizona Bowl Potluck usually covers my Wed needs just fine. Once the festival starts I reserve some time each afternoon for hanging in camp next to the Bbq, it usually timed to coincide with a band that I can be comfortable listening to from there. Menus center around some kind of meat on the grill and a great communaly assembled salad. Past main courses have included: Wild caught pacific salmon, brined free range turkey ( never again, the clean up was a bitch), grass fed top sirloin roast, beer can young hens, Karl's killer chicken wings, veggie kabobs - - - etc.

Breakfast is usually some form of breakfast burrito or sourdough waffles with maple Al's syrup and fresh fruit. I can't do without my morning cafe au lait with fresh ground coffee from the Unseen bean.

Lunch is skipped or consumed inside the festival.

I emphasize community involvement and food contributions, our kitchen is suitable for groups of up to 60 for regular meals. Think potluck.

there are usually a couple homebrew taps flowing, a bottle of tequila and/or moonshine stashed in view, and some really good northern california wine in hiding.

Again the emphasis is on meeting a celebrating with good friends and family, bring whatever fresh ingredients you have and we'll always be able to cook something up at Camp Run a Muck.

See you there.

 So help me understand this....can I just roll up to someones camp with some rice crispy treats and join their picnic? Is it like a pot luck...if you want to join in on the green chile or rumballs or whatever you bring something? just don't want to feel like an idiot. 

[TellurideTom]

So help me understand this....can I just roll up to someones camp with some rice crispy treats and join their picnic? Is it like a pot luck...if you want to join in on the green chile or rumballs or whatever you bring something? just don't want to feel like an idiot. 

The best way would be to ask someone if it's a pot luck thing or a private affair before digging in.

[Ron N Deb]

yeah if you couldnt tell this is a very communal group

 

[Ron N Deb]

YO Larry ??????

[Pirate Looks at --]

Ya siiiRRRRRR!!!!!!

[Kaptain Karlos]

I'm considering getting one of those food vac thingies, but I'm not domesticated enough to be able to discern the difference between the 800 different models there are.  Does anyone have one of these handy little air-sucker-outers and if so, could you shed some light one which one to get?  I camp (car and backpack) year round, if that helps.  I appreciate it!   

Hi Daniela!  Food Saver brand makes a great home-use vacuum sealer.  I mail ordered mine from Cabella's.  They have a bunch to choose from.  Basic to fancy.  They're excellent for protecting food from liquids in a cooler, and they have a bunch of other uses too...

Kaptain Karlos 

[Monkeygirl]

Look folks!!  It's a hit-n-run-posting from Kaptain again! 

Did anyone get his license plates?


xoxo <------ misses her fearless monkey-leader and doesn't know in which direction to fling