We need that. Okay people someone start a recipe thread. I know this is cars but it could include your beat camping recipes too
An Appreciation Post for Jamie
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All those tailgating recipes. Or what ever you call food from a frunk. Still a car theme.
Exactly! Who wants to start a thread we are in football season. I’m always on the lookout for tailgate/gameday food
Ah, is it already?
I don't follow sportsball, and am generally surprised whenever I hear its time for <insert large famous game or tournament for any given sport>.
But agreed on the recipe thing.
You and I will get along really wellI just don't have any good foods to describe my desired color... I mean how many people are gonna want "cooked spinach green"?
But butter, who doesn't like butter? Heck - I eat toast just because it's a butter delivery mechanism...
Definitely. Now food network pretty much says use 2 sticks of soft butter just to massage it under the skin. If only the coconut coalition was more active in their fight for coconut oil growth.
Tell me you wouldn’t want to open the frunk and see Cookie Monster and Oscar the grouch just shootin’ the shit. That would be an amazing SM commercial. Start driving from Sesame Street, pick up Kermit and crew in the back bed and do an epic road trip for the holidays. The count could read mile markers the whole time.Man this has really gone of the rails.
Fantastic. We should start a new thread of just memes and try to tell an entire story related to Scout. I like this one as the starter !
My parents are both chefs so I don't compromise much with camping food unless I'm on the motorcycle.
We usually buy the same groceries we normally do and use the Coleman stove to cook it.
Chorizo and eggs for breakfast or a Spanish Tortilla (big ass potato omelette) is pretty typical.
For lunch, charcuterie, fruit and sandwiches. Typically something light.
Dinner is usually beef bourguignon or tortellini with pesto and chicken.
I premeasure the dry ingredients and put them in zip lock baggies to save space, crack open all the eggs and dump them into a wide mouth Nalgene so they don't get broken and ruin the rest of the food, and bring a few backup Peak Fuel meals (like Mountain House Meals) just in case.
I purchased 6 titanium dishes recently for us to experiment with for camping cooking. They are extremely light and don't take up much space, and titanium transfers heat extremely fast so they are great for searing steak, chicken, and veggies. I cooked some fajitas with this one recently and it worked really well. Lower temp cooking will take some time to figure out but thats half the fun.
There is also a little handle that clamps onto the dishes and makes them a lot easier to handle and basically turns them into a pan.
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I certainly appreciate Jamie and all but the level of brown-nosing around here feels awkward at times. Some threads are nothing but five people saying their copy and paste welcomes.
Ironically I’m one of them and Jamie DM’d me the other week and thanked me for greeting new members. I don’t do it to brown nose I do it because I’ve been on here forever and to welcome people let’s them know we are a friendly group-even when we do get into drawn out debates or flame a newbie for demanding V-8’s or failure to SM. No one forces anyone to do it. At one point I chose to do it and it spread-I don’t see anything wrong with it.
And as one of the few women on here I welcome everyone hoping to get some more women involved here on the forum. There’s going to be a lot of women involved with the purchase of a Scout, whether it’s going to be their car or not. Also, I’m a very positive person. I choose to go through life that way. It’s more fun.
So to any of you lurkers out there, jump in, the waters fine.
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