Camp Foods

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by gbaglo

Salt and pepper.
Pepper and salt.
Salt with pepper...

Glen don't use salt much but pepper Yes ! Always ! Pat

[Steve Clark]

Originally Posted by KarenH

Aargh!! Noooo...mustard only, preferable Grey Poupon.

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by rbryan4

By the way, ever tried fries cooked in Duck Fat?

Lisa had them along with her duck confit when we went to supper on the Sunday after the 2016 rally. Very good. Anything cried in duck fat is pretty tasty.

[Fox hunt]

I buy those hash browns at Costco too very good make great potato pancakes with them too! Great for trailer travel!

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Ron in BC

Oh Jim, did I mention that I also put ketchup on my fried eggs.

Now you're just messing with me to see me gag, aren't you?

Sometimes a burger and fries might get ketchup, but that's about it. So many other great success other that sweetened tomatoes out there.

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by KarenH

Aargh!! Noooo...mustard only, preferable Grey Poupon.

Just as bad as ketchup.

You Americans eat bad stuff. I guess when you are proud enough of processed cheese to label it as American cheese, it all makes sense.

[gbaglo]

As a kid, my favourite sandwich was two slices of Wonder Bread with yellow mustard. No butter, because that would prevent the mustard from soaking in.
Tastes change.

[escape artist]

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

Lisa had them along with her duck confit when we went to supper on the Sunday after the 2016 rally. Very good. Anything cried in duck fat is pretty tasty.

Hi: Jim Bennett... The only thing I "Cried" in was a broken bottle of Crown Royal. Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

[StarvingHyena]

When Jim comes over, I put a wee bit of catsup in my Scotch .... just to see what he'll do .... :-)

[cpaharley2008]

Ron, as a child I liked catsup on a baloney sandwich as well as eggs and potatoes and steak.

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by StarvingHyena

When Jim comes over, I put a wee bit of catsup in my Scotch .... just to see what he'll do .... :-)

Hmmmm, weird that the forum software put a bunch of "*" in my initial response.

[Janet H]

Piling on the hashbrown love... We make a skillet breakfast sometimes that uses these dehydrated potatoes. Basically you brown a little breakfast sausage and drain. Then add butter and the re-hydrated potatoes and cook until they are crispy. Make small wells in the pan and crack in eggs. Cover pan and continue cooking for a few more minutes until the eggs are the desired firmness. If you like the eggs especially well cooked, turn up the heat a bit and pour a a couple of tablespoons of water into the pan prior to covering - the eggs will get steamed nicely. Sprinkle a little cheese and pour up the coffee. One pan.

[cpaharley2008]

Now that looks good.....where is my ketchup?

[dfandrews]

Originally Posted by cpaharley2008

Now that looks good.....where is my ketchup?

Absolutely; I concur!!

Thanks for the recipe, Janet.

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by Janet H

Piling on the hashbrown love... We make a skillet breakfast sometimes that uses these dehydrated potatoes. Basically you brown a little breakfast sausage and drain. Then add butter and the re-hydrated potatoes and cook until they are crispy. Make small wells in the pan and crack in eggs. Cover pan and continue cooking for a few more minutes until the eggs are the desired firmness. If you like the eggs especially well cooked, turn up the heat a bit and pour a a couple of tablespoons of water into the pan prior to covering - the eggs will get steamed nicely. Sprinkle a little cheese and pour up the coffee. One pan.

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That looks delish ! Pat

[padlin]

Originally Posted by cpaharley2008

Now that looks good.....where is my ketchup?

Gotta admit, that would look good even with ketchup.

[steve dunham]

Originally Posted by StarvingHyena

I'm having breakfast right now .... hash browns in particular. I just thought I'd point out a good product to pack away in our trailers. Its called "Golden Grill Hashbrown Potatoes" and is sold by Costco. For around $6.00 you get 8 cartons of dehydrated shredded potatoes in what looks like a pint sized milk carton. Each carton provides enough hashbrowns for at least 2 people (carton claims enough for 7 people ... naaaaa I likes me hashbrowns). What I like is that first of all: they taste good, price is pretty inexpensive, no refer required - long term storage, and small durable packages that can be easily stored. Perfect for our trailers.

Bon Appetite!

Tom

We buy Golden Griddle Hash Browns for our fishing and hunting trips . We have a simple formula for figuring out how much to buy. 1 carton = 1 person = 1 meal or 4 guys = 4 cartons
Great fried in bacon fat with creole seasoning on top and even better with melted cheese ( NOT American Cheese )
It is important to keep your grease, cholesterol and salt levels up when camping in the wilderness

[float5]

Originally Posted by Janet H

Piling on the hashbrown love... We make a skillet breakfast sometimes that uses these dehydrated potatoes. Basically you brown a little breakfast sausage and drain. Then add butter and the re-hydrated potatoes and cook until they are crispy. Make small wells in the pan and crack in eggs. Cover pan and continue cooking for a few more minutes until the eggs are the desired firmness. If you like the eggs especially well cooked, turn up the heat a bit and pour a a couple of tablespoons of water into the pan prior to covering - the eggs will get steamed nicely. Sprinkle a little cheese and pour up the coffee. One pan.

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You must cook for a big family or someone likes eggs a lot!

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by float5

You must cook for a big family or someone likes eggs a lot!

Good protein Cathy ! Pat

[float5]

Originally Posted by Patandlinda

Good protein Cathy ! Pat

Noticed a half dozen of them! It almost looks like a good painting.