Have any of you ever cooked bread on a rock?How is it done,and when is it done?Is it worth the trouble?I would like to try this.
Have any of you ever cooked bread on a rock?How is it done,and when is it done?Is it worth the trouble?I would like to try this.
I've seen biscuits cooked that way.
It's easy to grin / When your trip comes in / And you've got the MUDs and PUDs beat. / But the man worthwhile, / Is the man who does miles, / When his shorts are too tight in the seat.
Try looking in a Boy Scout fieldbook. They used to also have a section on making a bread cup on a stick. Not sure if it's in the current ones.
I have done it before in my hunting trips. It is a 2 hour job and the first few times you may not make it work. Need a flat Rock that is less porous and the heat does not come from the fire but coal. It is great for he time you are partying around the shelters and have time to kill.
From "Roughing it Easy" circa 1974 Bread on a stick. Mix a stiff buisquick batter. Oil a 2" stick with oil or shortning. Mold dough ove end of stick & bake over coals until done. Slide off & fill with stew.
Another option is cake in an orange. Slice an orange 1/3 from top. Scoop out orange from lower 2/3. Fill halfway up with prepared cake mix. Replace lid & Wrap in foil & bake in coals 10 - 15 minutes.
never tried
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uahy8Dp78UA
this one works (i used aluminum foil to make cups)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zS3A8...eature=related
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Two hours??? No way
The guys/gals that I have seen cook biscuits use something like this: biscuits.jpg
It's easy to grin / When your trip comes in / And you've got the MUDs and PUDs beat. / But the man worthwhile, / Is the man who does miles, / When his shorts are too tight in the seat.
You da man if you can bake bushcraft bread.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J28XT...e_gdata_player
We don't need no stinkin' tin foil.......
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I just cook muffins in my cook pot. I use the "just add water" muffin mix. Comes in lots of different flavors, like chocolate chip, blueberry, etc. To make the muffins, first coat the bottom and sides of your cook pot well with oil. (I carry olive oil or sometimes vegtable oil.) Mix up the muffin mix in a baggie, bowl or whatever you have on hand. Heat up your pot for a minute or so and then add the muffin mixture. (Don't add the mufffin mix to a cold pot because the muffin will stick somethin' awful. Believe me on this!) Cover your cook pot and cook over very low heat. If there is a fire going, I just place the cook pot near, but not in, the fire. Takes maybe 10 minutes or so for one good sized muffin. Yummers!
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