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well, anyway those are cool pictures:)
 
Steinhauer said:
Maybe we should start a thread for camping recipes? Something to wrap in foil and throw in the campfire coals to cook?
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When my dad lived in the Mexico jungle he told me they would take a dead chicken cover it with mud then put in an open pit and it cooked until the mud became a hard clay . When the clay was crack off the chicken the feathers came right off too. Now people can buy clay pots to cook their chicken but I bet it's does not taste the same as my dad's chicken did. He said he ate snake too and it tastes like chicken. I will have to take dad words for this as I never ate snake meat.
 
whatdidyousay! said:
When my dad lived in the Mexico jungle he told me they would take a dead chicken cover it with mud then put in an open pit and it cooked until the mud became a hard clay . When the clay was crack off the chicken the feathers came right off too. Now people can buy clay pots to cook their chicken but I bet it's does not taste the same as my dad's chicken did. He said he ate snake too and it tastes like chicken. I will have to take dad words for this as I never ate snake meat.
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Your father is telling you the truth. You just gotta believe that snake does taste like chicken. :)
 
Steinhauer said:
Maybe we should start a thread for camping recipes? Something to wrap in foil and throw in the campfire coals to cook?
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Everything tastes good when camping. I recall my Boy Scout days making pancakes without measuring. Yummy! When we did BWCAW, where all foods must be carried long distances, we were pretty much limited to dried foods. A favorite dinner was instant potatoes with Stovetop stuffing mixed in, along with prepared dry gravy. We ate this a few nights. Filling and tasty, but probably not something you would prepare at home.

BTW, like your sig line.
 
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