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Car Forum / Australian Car Forums / 4x4 Cars (Australian group) / May 2007Camp oven cooking
Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. Lushy  SignatureThis life is not a rehearsal it is the real thing! > Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. > Lushy There aren't any, no matter how long you cook them they are still too tough for most people. Try river rocks soup or brazed bloodwood. -- Yep. Step one. Grunt a wife and point at stomach. That's it. Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. Lushy -- This life is not a rehearsal it is the real thing! Yep. Step one. Grunt a wife and point at stomach. That's it. Step Two: Duck when wife throws a rock at ya head and start running when she finds sumthin heavyer ;o) "Barnsey" <Barnzey@bigpoos.net.au> wrote in message news:J%RWh.17957$M.16870@news-server.bigpond.net.au... Yep. Step one. Grunt a wife and point at stomach. That's it. Step Two: Duck when wife throws a rock at ya head and start running when she finds sumthin heavyer ;o) Nah! Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. Lushy -- This life is not a rehearsal it is the real thing! Geez! Where would ya start :-) Most folks just wack in the roast and vegies and get on with it. The skill part is the supply of coals etc. Not too much ya cant do with it, what did ya have in mind ? -- Cheers .......... Rheilly P > Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. > Lushy Such as? If you want to practise camp oven cooking at home, try doing stuff in an electric frypan. Then all you need to learn is how to control the fire outdoors to get the same effect. As someone hinted; coals. >> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > As someone hinted; coals. Thanks fellows have had a look on the net and you are all right indeed, at least I started a thread longer then 1 answer lol. Off to the Little desert in June for a week so I am going to need to cook or I will starve. I have the fridge sorted though to keep the grog cold - am I on the right track :O Lushy >>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Lushy >At least you have the beverage priority right......!! >>>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> Lushy >>At least you have the beverage priority right......!! One of the things I find important is to have the "Ridged" type lid, the one with a raised edge to keep the coals in place. By varying the amount of the coals you can make the heat in the oven even for a better result when baking. SignatureCheers .......... Rheilly P >>>>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>>>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > amount of the coals you can make the heat in the oven even for a > better result when baking. Yep have that type - medium size - going to get a large on as well. Lushy >>>>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>>>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > amount of the coals you can make the heat in the oven even for a > better result when baking. In America they like using heat beads too. Sort of saves the trees lol Lushy >>>>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>>>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > of the coals you can make the heat in the oven even for a better result > when baking. Im still getting over the fact that someones come back with a cooking reply. >>>>>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>>>>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > Im still getting over the fact that someones come back with a cooking > reply. Ya certainly have a 'cob' on tonight Sunshine !! SignatureCheers .......... Rheilly P >>>>>>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>>>>>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >> > Ya certainly have a 'cob' on tonight Sunshine !! Nah I post that the other day bad week maybe? Ah, time to go 4x4ing and relive some mental pressure! >>>>>>>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>>>>>>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > Nah I post that the other day > bad week maybe? Ah, time to go 4x4ing and relive some mental pressure! Ya right mate! don't let 'em get to ya :-) SignatureCheers .......... Rheilly P >>>>>>>>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>>>>>>>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] >> > Ya right mate! don't let 'em get to ya :-) Much better day today, apprentice didnt play up and all work completed on time :o) >>>>>>>>>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>>>>>>>>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > Much better day today, apprentice didnt play up and all work completed on > time :o) Want a good recipe to celebrate with ?? SignatureCheers .......... Rheilly P > "Scotty" <scoter1@warmmail.com> wrote in message > Want a good recipe to celebrate with ?? Nope, had thetried a true one at the end of a shitty week, sat down, watched a funny with a few beers while the kids slept ........ ahhhhhhhh. >>>>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>>>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > of the coals you can make the heat in the oven even for a better result > when baking. You might have a look at the BushKing from Hillbilly. It's made from spun steel, the lid has a raised edge for the coals, the lid also doubles as a frypan- just the thing for brekky. Comes with an aluminium mesh ring that sits inside above your roast to cook the vegies on. We've got one- obvoiusly- and we love it. Nice & light too, compared to a cast one. Website shows how it all works. http://www.campingwithhillbilly.com/products.htm They aren't cheap, they're made here & built to last. No, I don't have shares... >>> Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. >>> Lushy [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > am I on the right track :O > Lushy My never fail dump cake. Pre heat oven put some oil in the bottom. Just wet the bottom with some cooking oil. layer bottom with two cans of pie filling, your choice, we like pineapple and cherry. Add one box of dry cake mix, spread it around evenly add one quarter pound butter, cut up into squares and lay it on top. Cover and cook for fifteen minutes with coals on top and bottom. Check to see if it is done. Usual cooking time is 20 minutes to one hour. If it is not done, keep cooking till it is. It is good even if it is not done. Put ice cream on bottom of bowl, spoon cake on top of Ice cream. Where are you located Lushy? I have a book by Jack Absolam or someother bushy, you can maybe pilfer some recipes and ideas out of that. Slej Anyone got any good recipes for the camp oven. Lushy -- This life is not a rehearsal it is the real thing! You'll never find hin Andy, Lushy doesn't exist. Just ask Pisshead Pete what would you know shitheap pilot.. >You'll never find hin Andy, Lushy doesn't exist. Just ask Pisshead Pete I know Jack, honest. got 2 shitheaps now! > what would you know shitheap pilot.. > >>You'll never find hin Andy, Lushy doesn't exist. Just ask Pisshead Pete Medication is over --> There >got 2 shitheaps now! > >> what would you know shitheap pilot.. >> >>>You'll never find hin Andy, Lushy doesn't exist. Just ask Pisshead Pete > Medication is over --> There >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >>>> You'll never find hin Andy, Lushy doesn't exist. Just ask Pisshead >>>> Pete I do exist and further to the thread I am alive and very well, what makes you think I am a figament of someone imagination Biggus the pilot? David Lush Rye Victoria Try looking at VK3HDL. He does exist and I've met him, tis a joke amongst the lads. Hey Lushy, I got a 1996 1000 Supersport to go with the 600 now. And a new courier dual cab > He does exist and I've met him, tis a joke amongst the lads. > > Hey Lushy, I got a 1996 1000 Supersport to go with the 600 now. And a > new courier dual cab Very nice indeed mate - hows things with you? I still have the ST2 and now own a Jeep Wrangler which has for some reason kept me of the bike, gee some bloody great racks down here in Victoria that the ST2 cannot go. Lushy snip stuff he said out: "> Very nice indeed mate - hows things with you? > I still have the ST2 and now own a Jeep Wrangler which has for some reason > kept me of the bike, gee some bloody great racks down here in Victoria > that the ST2 cannot go. > Lushy hrmmmmmmm hadn't thought of lushy being an aus.motion. is he :) might have to do a search in ausmoto Hrmmm rye, if you ever get towards cranny b4 you go on your trip drop us an email, can maybe meet and let you have a lend of the book Slej > snip stuff he said out: > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Slej Sometimes there too lol Lushy |
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