Camping is indeed making a very strong comeback. Plenty of
people today feel the need to relax and go back to the basics in order to
prevent over-dependence on gadgets and other types of technology. With the
roughing it aspect of camping, people are indeed learning that doing away with
technology can somewhat be beneficial – they need to rely on their selves and
be creative once again. They will learn that they have the ability to survive
as well as thrive with the most basic things in life.
Among the components of camping that is challenging yet
enjoyable for many is cooking. Without a gas burner along with other portable
cooking devices, people have no option but to work with the camp
fire. Well, plenty of people will actually realize that the dynamics and
concepts are very must similar, except of course with the overall experience
that will teach people more important values like ingenuity, patience, and a
different level of appreciation.
If you are considering of trying out old-school camping and
that you are looking forward to food preparation with the use of a camp fire,
do not just think that you can only cook toasted marshmallows along with
sausage sandwiches. You can definitely create a very satisfying meal that is as
great as what you can when you are at home using your sophisticated cooking
equipment.
Simple Camp Fire
Recipes

Fried pork–All you need is enough oil for
frying, pepper and salt to season the chops, rosemary, garlic and orange
marmalade. Start by half-frying the pork chops. Once the meat turns white, take
out the pork. Fry the garlic and rosemary and add the orange marmalade. You
must stir it until everything is incorporated and then return the pork chips
and cook it completely.
With adequate preparation, you can certainly come with a very
satisfying camp food that every member of the family will enjoy.
About the author:KarrenColstone works as a food
critic. She has been in this field for five years now. Her specialty is
desserts but she also has a background in other types of food. When she is not
writing, she maintains a blog about food. She shares her experiences in dining
at different kinds of restaurants. Furthermore, she imparts her knowledge about
food catering and preparation to her readers. She visits sites like http://www.ebhp.com.au/.
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