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Old 07-14-2009, 06:39 PM
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Default How perfect, just went camping last weekend...

needed to get away so went camping this weekend.

Also, not so cool as to fuss with a firepit, so cheapo grill it was.

Chorizo and Pork burgers (Actually a recipe from Emerils grilling book, and good, if you make them smaller)


some beans. in a can.


some grilled bufflo wings and corn


and of course some smores

use this chocolate
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and some bfast


I love camp cooking. for some reason even simple things taste better


ham and cheese patty melt
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Things taste better when you work harder to make them

You're the gourmet camp cook.
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No way man that is not camping that is fine dining with a few trees around you. Everything looks wonderful. I will have to try Emerils recipe sounds tasty.
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I'm used to motorcycle camping, like looooong distances...in the woods, hundreds of miles from civilization...where...you're very limited in what you can carry. so when I have a chance to camp out of a car...I do pretty well in packing even a small cooler!


since much of my gear is backpacker type gear, for the motorcycle, I've learned to use what I can.






my camp cooking gear is a set of small titanium cups/pots for boiling water, heating up stuff...and a small sno-peak camp stove.


folds up to the size of a matchbox almost.

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