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Books > Sport & Leisure > Sports & outdoor recreation > Active outdoor pursuits > Camping & woodcraft
Preparing quick meals on camping trips is easy if you have the
right recipes and ingredients. Just wait until you get any of the
100 recipes in this cookbook cooking over an open flame. Camp
cooking has never been easier or tastier. Hot dogs and canned foods
are by no means the extent of foods you can prepare easily while
camping. If you can cook it at home, you can cook it over a
campfire if you bring the needed ingredients and cooking equipment.
Get a head start on any of these recipes by combining the
seasonings at home in advance. Store each set in a separate plastic
bag, label it and add a copy of the recipe. Cooking out will be a
breeze when you are organized and that will leave extra time for
fun in the sun. There are many ways to cook while camping, from
grilling to tin foil packets to Dutch ovens. Just pop your meat and
veggie in tin foil, cook it over the campfire and you have a quick
and delicious meal. You will find many recipes you'll love inside
this camp cooking guide. From chicken, beef, pork, fish and turkey
to side dishes and ending up with desserts, this collection of
camping recipes features a wide variety of meals so you can cook
out any time of the year.
Dog Team to Dawson is a nostalgic collection of true Yukon
stories written by bestselling author Bruce Batchelor. A Quest for
the Cosmic Bannock is the account of two young people travelling by
dog team, tackling a long-abandoned Gold Rush era route while
wrestling with thoughts about their own destinies. Cost-Plus
illustrates how greed and modern equipment cannot trump Nature -
unless one is very lucky. In Trapping the Mad Trapper, Batchelor
mines a 1932 account by Old Crow nurse Helen Thornthwaite to reveal
how Yukoners played the major roles in stopping Albert Johnson's
escape attempt. Love Story for Lucy is a tender tribute to the bond
between man and dog.
Dog Team to Dawson is the prequel to Bruce Batchelor's "Nine Dog
Winter," providing readers of that classic account with earlier
adventures into the heart and soul of the Yukon Territory.
Bruce Batchelor lived in Canada's Yukon during the 1970s and
early 1980s, travelling extensively throughout the territory,
fascinated by the wilderness and the people who chose to live in
the bush. His Northern stories have appeared in magazines and
newspapers, and in the books "Yukon Channel Charts, The Lost Whole
Moose Catalogue" and "Nine Dog Winter." He is also author of "Book
Marketing DeMystified."
Bruce Batchelor is an editor and publisher, living in Victoria,
BC, with his wife Marsha, their son Dan and a gentle black dog
named Browser.
Reviewer comments on Bruce Batchelor's books
"A real page turner and delightful read. An instant classic about
Canada's North."
"I LOVED reading it. Bruce has a rare gift among writers: he
writes like he speaks. His 'voice' comes through as if you are
sharing a hot cocoa by the fireside."
"The book is bursting with love. People with each other. People
with dogs. Dogs with people. Everybody with the outdoors."
"A fascinating story and a great read. We recommend it
highly."
Organized by topic, this book is chock full of decades of hints and
ideas to make camping trips easier, faster, simpler, more fun, and
cheaper. No two families are alike, and this book is designed to
let each family choose the ideas and hints that suit their
circumstances best, as well as providing a foundation for their own
original ideas. Have more fun with less work while spending less
money
Smarter ways to camp for seniors is about, how my wife, and I have
evolved, in our camping hunting, fishing, and all the out door
activities, that we have always enjoyed through out our lives and
learned to cope with our ageing bodies in the process. At first we
thought we could do everything we use to do, but that we just, had
to do them slower. That was true to some extent, but we soon
learned that we must, also get smarter in how we do things. In this
book I give some of the solutions we have come up with, I, also
will try, and do this by telling story's which, by the way I love
to do, and do this in a way I hope will make you smi
Come find all the answers to your questions about becoming an RVing
Nomad, its an exciting time for you, and I want you to have the
best experience ever. In these few pages you will learn how to get
up and running and ready to head out. Whether you want to start
living in an rv, or turn it into your tiny house or just travel
around awhile, this book will show you a few ideas on how to get
ready for whichever choice you make. I wish you all the Happiness
and Freedom that comes along with owning your own RV. Here's to you
blazing many happy trails and experiencing life and all its
unbridled wonders.....enjoy
Possum Prepping is different from normal prepping because your
focus is on becoming sustainable long term Survivalism with a slant
toward self sufficiency. A detailed explanation of using country
wisdom along with frugalness and modern technology to be able to
adapt and thrive both before and after a disaster. Detailed
drawings of traps and snares as well as other food procurement
techniques. The book uses a modern hands on approach of utilizing
common household items to enable the average person to actually
take a box, a cooking bag and a piece of cordage and be able to
feed themselves and purify water.
Rolling Shelter is a personal account of Kelly and Rosana Hart's
life in two different buses, three vans, two small motor homes, two
travel trailers combined into one house, and two cars. Kelly tells
stories of how they traveled through Mexico and Guatemala in a
small van and then later developed a splendid home on their llama
ranch in the mountains of Oregon. This book will inspire you and
give you some ideas for how you might take advantage of vehicles to
provide shelter in your life. In full color, the book features over
200 photographs and 5 detailed floor plans. With descriptions of
how the conversions were accomplished, it is valuable both as an
overview of vehicular dwelling and as a construction manual for how
you might convert your own. One of the true joys of living in a
vehicle is that it can be moved to new and exciting locations with
relative ease. If you like to travel, but prefer to have your own
bed and your own kitchen, then consider living in a motor home of
some sort. The chapters include: "Our First Bus Home" shows the
artistic conversion of a school bus parked on the rugged California
coast. "Extra Wheels" describes a versatile step van and a Navy
radar van used as a film studio. "Van Dwelling" features a Ford
Econoline van equipped for travel into remote places and a VW
Vanagon camper. "Juniper Ridge" shows how they made a unique home
combining two long travel trailers into one home that could
accommodate some of their llamas. "Tortuga & CanDo" were both
small Dolphin motor homes built on Toyota trucks. "Here &
There" was a full scale conversion of a 40 foot inter-city bus in
which they traveled around the western United States.
Are you looking for delicious and easy camping recipes your family
will love?
If you're tired of the same old burgers and barbecue chicken,
you're going to love the recipes "The Camping Cookbook." Camp food
has never tasted better (or been easier to cook) with these updated
and delicious recipes.
This book is packed full of delicious recipes you can make for
breakfast, lunch and dinner (along with a bonus chapter containing
a number of tasty desserts) using the following techniques:
Campfire grilling.Campfire foil-wrapping.Barbecuing.Dutch oven
cooking. The barbecuing section covers picking the right barbecue
for camping, prepping your barbecue and when to use both direct and
indirect grilling. There are 19 tasty barbecue recipes, including
recipes for the following items: Bacon-wrapped barbecue
shrimp.Barbecued baby back ribs.Beer can chicken.Bourbon barbecue
chicken wings (including a delicious bourbon barbecue sauce
recipe).Chili-lime grilled salmon.Grilled pineapple.Grilled
turkey.Steak kabobs.Stuffed mushrooms.and more... The campfire
cooking section of "The Camping Cookbook" covers campfire grilling,
foil-wrapping and skewer cooking. It includes a section on choosing
the right firewood for your campfire and includes helpful tips to
help you get your campfire started. Here are just some of the tasty
recipes included in the campfire cooking section: Apple cider
barbecue pork chops.Bacon-wrapped drumsticks.Bannock
bread.Blueberry pancakes.Dad's quick and easy tri tip.Easy
omelets.Grilled rib eye steak.Stuffed jalapenos.Rotisserie leg of
lamb.Skewer croissant dogs.Tandoori chicken.Foil-wrapped lemon
garlic fish.and more... If you've never used a Dutch oven, now's
the time to learn. It opens up a whole new world of tasty and easy
campfire meals. The Dutch oven section covers everything you need
to know to get started cooking with your Dutch oven, including how
to choose the right Dutch oven, how to season your Dutch oven and
how to control the temperature inside the oven by adding and
removing coals. Here's a sampling of the tasty recipes found in the
Dutch oven section: Barbecue beans.Beef stew.Blueberry cinnamon
rolls.Cinnamon apple crisp.Chicken fajitas.Chili.Cola chicken.Corn
chowder.Egg and sausage casserole.Ground beef goulash.Pesto
chickenand more... If you're tired of the same burgers and burnt
hunks of meat, it's time to take camp food cooking to a whole new
level with "The Camping Cookbook."
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