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Chicken strangler · Chicken strangler

With a friend around in the baby q I roasted some pork. Fabulous! I have never tried duck not ever but want to. Not interested in a copy and paste recipe but very much so intersted from those who have tried it on the q with succes or failure. Its a with friend scenario so after a what two hour cookin would be...

Desert Dweller · Desert Dweller

We've had a Coleman Camp Oven for the past 6 years. We reckon that it's the best $60 that we've ever spent. It collapses down to a very small size & is very light. It sits on top of any gas burner/stove & works perfectly every time. We've roasted Pork, Lamb & crispy skinned Chickens in it as wel...

waynda · waynda

Hi there. I thought you might like to try this recipe for ginger balls. They are delicious especially at xmas time or happy hour. 1 x 250g pkt milk coffee biscuits, crushed 125g preserved ginger, chopped 1/4 cup sultanas, chopped 1/4 cup almonds, chopped 2 tbls cocoa 1 x 400g can condensed milk 1/4 cup...

Craig1 · Craig1

$4.59 total. lucky with chook legs marked down at our local IGA, but beats the crap out of takeaway. cheers Craig. Only in the part cooked stage. We did cheat with the gravy. -- Edited by Craig1 on Saturday 10th of March 2018 10:20:20 PM

JaxandJohn · JaxandJohn

Most caravan freezers are incredibly tiny. I managed to make the most use of my freezer space by getting hold of a pair of 4 litre empty ice cream buckets. Trim about a cm off the top edge so it just slips into your van's freezer. Prior to going away, pre freeze your meat in your household freezer. Pre freez...

Chicken strangler · Chicken strangler

Tonight's delicious dinner is shown. Now I'm no fool. There is no way one spoon of what ever it might be Is going in my gob. I do suspect that in the hospital kitchen they have employed a new plumber as cook if you know what I mean. Ralph chicken strangler.

The Dogs House · The Dogs House

This is a recipe that will have your mouth watering... Ingredients - 1 chicken breast per person butter flour Salt & Pepper Garlic ( amount to your liking - I use 4 cloves) 1 cup (ish) White wine (your choice, but save some for the cooking) Smoked Ham - enough to cover each piece of chicken Swiss Chees...

Des and Jane · Des and Jane

Decided to try and cook this last night.

Ris · Ris

what are the maine essential to take in the way of cooking like pots and pans ect. Brand recommendations would help -- Edited by Ris on Wednesday 18th of January 2017 08:23:48 PM

TJS · TJS

Could anyone recommend an easy vegetarian cookbook, suitable for camping? We have a cooktop but no oven so it needs to be something simple

Desert Dweller · Desert Dweller

Best & proven way to remedy that is to remove the whole crackle from the meat. Place it on a plate & put a few sheets of paper towel over it. Put it in a microwave oven for 2 minutes then let it rest. The crackle will spit & make crackling noises while cooking but the paper towel helps keep the ove...

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

I see Photobucket deleted all my photos - since I declined to pay them some money!

Craig1 · Craig1

So far Q has only been on verandah, it drips fat off the inside of the lid on the back, some onto the outside of bottom half and some onto mat on concrete below. Somewhat reluctant to take travelling, or mount as per the mad spray painter ( orange colorado indeed). can I be doing something wrong/, always pr...

Dunmowin · Dunmowin

Have roaring fire, slap on the meat, pour on the salt, turn over a dozen times, pricking well with a fork. CHEW, CHEW, CHEW. Courtesy CWA Bundaberg Branch Cookery Book.

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

I have owned a COBB cooker since January 2009. My first outdoors cooking toy! Like most people I used it for a couple of years then put it in the shed and forgot about it until recently. Now actively using it again and just ordered 2 packs of COBB Cobble Stones. Any COBB owners may be interested in a Facebo...

fossicka · fossicka

I'm a newbie on his way home, but just had to tickle the tastebuds with a recipe from home (Texas). Ingredients: polenta, flour, milk (dry or wet), two eggs, heaping tablespoon of baking powder, pinch of salt, one medium brown onion sliced and quartered. Process: in a large ziplock bag place 1 cup f...

Chicken strangler · Chicken strangler

i have seen in camping shops a simple wire device holder with what looks like a stainless steel mesh attached to its base for making morning toast. Can anyone tell me how it is used and if it's ant good? Ralph. Chicken strangler.

the rocket · the rocket

does anyone have a good recipe for vegie. Bake that does not contain cream? Thanks

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

Anybody use a Biji-Barbi? Great bit of kit for a barbecue over a fire: http://www.biji-barbi.com.au/products.html Australia Day Campfire Cooking Big Steak With Biji Barbie 2017 Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC7nyRB_4q0 -- Edited by Kingsthorpedavid on Wednesday 3rd of May...

MUX 1 · MUX 1

We are just starting out for big lap and I would like to know which to buy for cooking. Our caravan has an oven with 3 burners, one electric. I also have a microwave. Do I need a baby q? What about an electric fry pan? Slow cooker? I don't want to carry things I really don't need. Also, trying to keep cost at a mi...

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	Roasted duck Weber q (Preview) With a friend around in the baby q I roasted some pork. Fabulous! I have never tried duck not ever but want to. Not interested in a copy and paste recipe but very much so intersted from those who have tried it on the q with succes or failure. Its a with friend scenario so after a what two hour cookin would be...	Chicken strangler	4	4363	03:34 PM Jun 6, 2018 by Kingsthorpedavid
	Coleman Camp Oven (Preview) We've had a Coleman Camp Oven for the past 6 years. We reckon that it's the best $60 that we've ever spent. It collapses down to a very small size & is very light. It sits on top of any gas burner/stove & works perfectly every time. We've roasted Pork, Lamb & crispy skinned Chickens in it as wel...	Desert Dweller	9	4104	01:43 PM May 29, 2018 by Santa
	Ginger Balls (Preview) Hi there. I thought you might like to try this recipe for ginger balls. They are delicious especially at xmas time or happy hour. 1 x 250g pkt milk coffee biscuits, crushed 125g preserved ginger, chopped 1/4 cup sultanas, chopped 1/4 cup almonds, chopped 2 tbls cocoa 1 x 400g can condensed milk 1/4 cup...	waynda	1	2496	05:05 PM Mar 19, 2018 by the rocket
	Cheap Feed (Preview) $4.59 total. lucky with chook legs marked down at our local IGA, but beats the crap out of takeaway. cheers Craig. Only in the part cooked stage. We did cheat with the gravy. -- Edited by Craig1 on Saturday 10th of March 2018 10:20:20 PM	Craig1	1	2951	05:04 PM Mar 19, 2018 by the rocket
	Packing your van freezer (Preview) Most caravan freezers are incredibly tiny. I managed to make the most use of my freezer space by getting hold of a pair of 4 litre empty ice cream buckets. Trim about a cm off the top edge so it just slips into your van's freezer. Prior to going away, pre freeze your meat in your household freezer. Pre freez...	JaxandJohn	3	3871	10:26 PM Feb 15, 2018 by Rob Driver
	Hospital food (Preview) Tonight's delicious dinner is shown. Now I'm no fool. There is no way one spoon of what ever it might be Is going in my gob. I do suspect that in the hospital kitchen they have employed a new plumber as cook if you know what I mean. Ralph chicken strangler.	Chicken strangler	10	4078	08:02 PM Feb 14, 2018 by Leo
	Swiss Chicken - 1 frypan and a grill (Preview) This is a recipe that will have your mouth watering... Ingredients - 1 chicken breast per person butter flour Salt & Pepper Garlic ( amount to your liking - I use 4 cloves) 1 cup (ish) White wine (your choice, but save some for the cooking) Smoked Ham - enough to cover each piece of chicken Swiss Chees...	The Dogs House	5	4458	05:47 PM Dec 22, 2017 by Possum3
	First Carrot Cake (Preview) Decided to try and cook this last night.	Des and Jane	2	3514	05:59 PM Dec 14, 2017 by Diggings
	Cooking (Preview) what are the maine essential to take in the way of cooking like pots and pans ect. Brand recommendations would help -- Edited by Ris on Wednesday 18th of January 2017 08:23:48 PM	Ris	5	3291	07:28 AM Nov 22, 2017 by Panther
	Vegetarian Cookbook ? (Preview) Could anyone recommend an easy vegetarian cookbook, suitable for camping? We have a cooktop but no oven so it needs to be something simple	TJS	9	6023	09:25 AM Oct 25, 2017 by Santa
	So your Pork didn't crackle? (Preview) Best & proven way to remedy that is to remove the whole crackle from the meat. Place it on a plate & put a few sheets of paper towel over it. Put it in a microwave oven for 2 minutes then let it rest. The crackle will spit & make crackling noises while cooking but the paper towel helps keep the ove...	Desert Dweller	9	8193	09:22 AM Oct 13, 2017 by mark and kerry
	Photobucket (Preview) I see Photobucket deleted all my photos - since I declined to pay them some money!	Kingsthorpedavid	5	3658	11:58 PM Oct 1, 2017 by Aus-Kiwi
	Messy Weber Q (Preview) So far Q has only been on verandah, it drips fat off the inside of the lid on the back, some onto the outside of bottom half and some onto mat on concrete below. Somewhat reluctant to take travelling, or mount as per the mad spray painter ( orange colorado indeed). can I be doing something wrong/, always pr...	Craig1	8	4940	10:14 AM Oct 1, 2017 by brickies
	How NOT to barbecue or fry meat (Preview) Have roaring fire, slap on the meat, pour on the salt, turn over a dozen times, pricking well with a fork. CHEW, CHEW, CHEW. Courtesy CWA Bundaberg Branch Cookery Book.	Dunmowin	11	5612	02:21 PM Sep 9, 2017 by meetoo
	COBB COOKER/GRILL/BBQ (Preview) I have owned a COBB cooker since January 2009. My first outdoors cooking toy! Like most people I used it for a couple of years then put it in the shed and forgot about it until recently. Now actively using it again and just ordered 2 packs of COBB Cobble Stones. Any COBB owners may be interested in a Facebo...	Kingsthorpedavid	14	6867	09:26 AM Sep 8, 2017 by Santa
	Bush onion cornbread (Preview) I'm a newbie on his way home, but just had to tickle the tastebuds with a recipe from home (Texas). Ingredients: polenta, flour, milk (dry or wet), two eggs, heaping tablespoon of baking powder, pinch of salt, one medium brown onion sliced and quartered. Process: in a large ziplock bag place 1 cup f...	fossicka	1	3234	12:34 AM Sep 1, 2017 by Jewel
	Toast (Preview) i have seen in camping shops a simple wire device holder with what looks like a stainless steel mesh attached to its base for making morning toast. Can anyone tell me how it is used and if it's ant good? Ralph. Chicken strangler.	Chicken strangler	7	4337	05:33 AM Jul 19, 2017 by Desert Dweller
	Vegitarian bake (Preview) does anyone have a good recipe for vegie. Bake that does not contain cream? Thanks	the rocket	4	3763	03:42 PM Jun 25, 2017 by the rocket
	Biji-Barbi (Preview) Anybody use a Biji-Barbi? Great bit of kit for a barbecue over a fire: http://www.biji-barbi.com.au/products.html Australia Day Campfire Cooking Big Steak With Biji Barbie 2017 Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC7nyRB_4q0 -- Edited by Kingsthorpedavid on Wednesday 3rd of May...	Kingsthorpedavid	2	4036	10:05 PM May 26, 2017 by Hylife
	which cooker? (Preview) We are just starting out for big lap and I would like to know which to buy for cooking. Our caravan has an oven with 3 burners, one electric. I also have a microwave. Do I need a baby q? What about an electric fry pan? Slow cooker? I don't want to carry things I really don't need. Also, trying to keep cost at a mi...	MUX 1	16	5127	01:25 AM May 9, 2017 by Svowop
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