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Dougwe · Dougwe

Sorry all but it is sort of related to this section of the forum and hit my sick sense of humour's funny bone.

Suzrein · Suzrein

Hello We do have an oven in our van but are looking to buy a 'health oven' or convection oven for externally cooking meats etc., Larger cuts which won't fit into our oven or bake evenly. My mum has an Easycook and it works really well but was wanting any comment on other products before purchasing. Also ne...

The Phantom · The Phantom

Chinese Meat Custard I use the silicon poached egg gizmos but a tea cup will also do the job. To serve 4 you need, 4 eggs 150gms pork mince 2 spring onions 2 tbsp water 2 tbsp Chinese rice wine or use medium dry sherry 2 tbsp soy sauce dash of salt 2 tbsp frozen green peas. Mix all ingredients except peas. Oil t...

graeme c · graeme c

checkout the Facebook page weber bbq addicts page, lots of good hints and tip graeme

Canuck and Kiwi · Canuck and Kiwi

We are planning a 7 month around Australia caravan trip, using Free and $ sites. We have a Baby Q, Solar with 2 batteries, no generator. Do any of you experienced Gray Nomads have a list that I can use to help me prepare our van. Thank you, I'm the Kiwi part, Rosemary

Chicken strangler · Chicken strangler

I am cooking right now my simple recipe of spaghetti. You may well laugh but I am having the bolognese with rice and not pasta with loads of cheese, I might add with a six pack as well. I like my bolognese and wondering how others might make theirs ? It's a simple dish so how about sharing your recipe,make i...

wauri · wauri

Here are some recipes I can cook Not too difficult and I printed them and laminated for easy access I hope the link works I couldnt add it to the page directly as it is about 14 mbs I did leave the photo at the back but dont print that Recipe Book Link -- Edited by wauri on Sunday 13th of December 2015 08:1...

Santa · Santa

http://www.goodfood.com.au/good-food/cook/recipe/yoghurt-roast-chicken-20151123-46p4y.html

03_Troopy · 03_Troopy

Last Christmas I got a Ceramic Tagine as a present, but hadn't used it, because I wasn't sure how to. Last friday I decided to give it a go, and made a lamb and apricot tagine. It was so tender and juicy, so we'll be having a few more tagine meals from now on. Because you can use it on a stove top, I'll be packing...

Delta18 · Delta18

I thought it was time to make my BabyQ stand out from the crowd. Just in time for the Bathurst race I got some Heatproof Ford Blue Engine paint from Supercheap ($16 a spray can) and set to work. Came up ok I reckon.

Young Simmo · Young Simmo

This batter is easy to make and has an added bonus. Unlike a lot of batters, this batter stays on the fish when you cut a small piece. "VALS" BEER BATTER 1 Cup Self Raising Flour 1 Cup of Beer ½ Teaspoon of Salt ½ to 1 Cup of Water Mix all ingredients and whisk till smooth. Leave in fridge f...

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

I just bought a solar cooker - a SUN OVEN made in the USA. Cooks stews, roasts, even bread. Should be here in about 2 weeks via ebay Global Shipping, which means that Star Track will deliver. btw, it is cheaper to buy off ebay than direct, there are several sellers with shipping to Australia, just...

Muzzlehatch · Muzzlehatch

When I was a kiddie in Melbourne my Dad did the pater / fillial bonding thing and took me to the footie. I dont remember a thing about the footie but that first pie and sauce are etched into my psyche with along with the eternal celestial choir. From then on my Dad would say "No point takin the young'u...

Muzzlehatch · Muzzlehatch

This is an adaptation of a fare Americans call Prison Food. Pickled Vegetables. I keep a big jar of pickled vegetables on the go. I keep adding grilled / dried tomatoes, olives, muchrooms, peppers, cabage, artichoke; all the vegetables you would find in an antipasto, to a big jar. If the vegetable are...

chooknphil · chooknphil

i am now experimenting in using my 12 volt oven now to cook cakes - going through any recipies that calls for 150 oven temps. I use a silicone tray that I found fits perfectly into oven ( with just a slight trim of the handles). So far cooked multiple 3 ingredient fruit cake & banana cakes, next to try is...

Muzzlehatch · Muzzlehatch

When I was a young bloke I used to do a lot of hitch hiking when travelling light and being prepared for long stays was a factor. Later on working in the bush the blokes would always want meat and three vedge and the hassle of carrying provisions heaps of tin cans / running a freezer etc always annoyed me. I a...

Nomes · Nomes

I took my new Baby Q for a test run to our Bush Regen group 10th anniversary breakfast and did the cooking, it turned out fabulous. My question, do I need to remove the plates when travelling, the lugs they sit on don't look very big and thought vibration might crack them, am I wrong? I have read lots on many...

Desert Dweller · Desert Dweller

This one is a breakfast favorite of ours. An oldie but a goody. There are a few variations of this recipe. Sourdough bread is our preference. 1. Crack 2 eggs in a bowl, add a small amount of milk. 2. Add a little salt & pepper & whisk like you're making an omelet. 3. Drizzle a small amount of olive oi...

Texas · Texas

Hi all - have made two dampers in my new camp oven over the past week and whilst they tasted ok they were very crumbly to the extent of virtually falling apart - any suggestions on how to keep it together. Thanks

Desert Dweller · Desert Dweller

We spend a lot of time camped out in the bush away from civilization, sometimes we don't go near a town for more than 2 weeks. This creates a problem as far as having fresh bread is concerned. We've been making loaves from scratch for quite a while but recently we found ready mixed, just add water & kne...

Topic		Started By	Replies	Views	Last Post
	7 COURSE MEAL (Preview) Sorry all but it is sort of related to this section of the forum and hit my sick sense of humour's funny bone.	Dougwe	11	2900	10:49 PM Dec 19, 2016 by Delta18
	Convection / Health Oven (Preview) Hello We do have an oven in our van but are looking to buy a 'health oven' or convection oven for externally cooking meats etc., Larger cuts which won't fit into our oven or bake evenly. My mum has an Easycook and it works really well but was wanting any comment on other products before purchasing. Also ne...	Suzrein	7	2131	06:37 PM May 11, 2016 by Suzrein
	Something simple but different. (Preview) Chinese Meat Custard I use the silicon poached egg gizmos but a tea cup will also do the job. To serve 4 you need, 4 eggs 150gms pork mince 2 spring onions 2 tbsp water 2 tbsp Chinese rice wine or use medium dry sherry 2 tbsp soy sauce dash of salt 2 tbsp frozen green peas. Mix all ingredients except peas. Oil t...	The Phantom	0	2823	11:58 PM Jan 23, 2016 by The Phantom
	Weber Facebook page (Preview) checkout the Facebook page weber bbq addicts page, lots of good hints and tip graeme	graeme c	2	2842	08:34 AM Oct 30, 2016 by Mousey
	I am seeking a basic list of food supplies. (Preview) We are planning a 7 month around Australia caravan trip, using Free and $ sites. We have a Baby Q, Solar with 2 batteries, no generator. Do any of you experienced Gray Nomads have a list that I can use to help me prepare our van. Thank you, I'm the Kiwi part, Rosemary	Canuck and Kiwi	16	3883	07:28 AM Apr 20, 2016 by Rip and Rosie
	Spaghetti (Preview) I am cooking right now my simple recipe of spaghetti. You may well laugh but I am having the bolognese with rice and not pasta with loads of cheese, I might add with a six pack as well. I like my bolognese and wondering how others might make theirs ? It's a simple dish so how about sharing your recipe,make i...	Chicken strangler	6	2422	11:36 PM Jan 23, 2016 by The Phantom
	My recipe book (Preview) Here are some recipes I can cook Not too difficult and I printed them and laminated for easy access I hope the link works I couldnt add it to the page directly as it is about 14 mbs I did leave the photo at the back but dont print that Recipe Book Link -- Edited by wauri on Sunday 13th of December 2015 08:1...	wauri	1	2757	06:11 PM Dec 14, 2015 by dave48
	Yoghurt roast chicken. (Preview) http://www.goodfood.com.au/good-food/cook/recipe/yoghurt-roast-chicken-20151123-46p4y.html	Santa	0	2066	08:48 PM Nov 26, 2015 by Santa
	Tagine (Preview) Last Christmas I got a Ceramic Tagine as a present, but hadn't used it, because I wasn't sure how to. Last friday I decided to give it a go, and made a lamb and apricot tagine. It was so tender and juicy, so we'll be having a few more tagine meals from now on. Because you can use it on a stove top, I'll be packing...	03_Troopy	0	1700	10:10 AM Oct 26, 2015 by 03_Troopy
	BabyQ Update (Preview) I thought it was time to make my BabyQ stand out from the crowd. Just in time for the Bathurst race I got some Heatproof Ford Blue Engine paint from Supercheap ($16 a spray can) and set to work. Came up ok I reckon.	Delta18	7	3150	04:32 PM May 21, 2016 by jab160
	Beer Batter (Preview) This batter is easy to make and has an added bonus. Unlike a lot of batters, this batter stays on the fish when you cut a small piece. "VALS" BEER BATTER 1 Cup Self Raising Flour 1 Cup of Beer ½ Teaspoon of Salt ½ to 1 Cup of Water Mix all ingredients and whisk till smooth. Leave in fridge f...	Young Simmo	11	3431	05:40 PM Apr 20, 2016 by Dougwe
	Solar Cooking (Preview) I just bought a solar cooker - a SUN OVEN made in the USA. Cooks stews, roasts, even bread. Should be here in about 2 weeks via ebay Global Shipping, which means that Star Track will deliver. btw, it is cheaper to buy off ebay than direct, there are several sellers with shipping to Australia, just...	Kingsthorpedavid	18	3018	11:44 AM Sep 22, 2016 by Kingsthorpedavid
	Store bought Tomato Sauce (Preview) When I was a kiddie in Melbourne my Dad did the pater / fillial bonding thing and took me to the footie. I dont remember a thing about the footie but that first pie and sauce are etched into my psyche with along with the eternal celestial choir. From then on my Dad would say "No point takin the young'u...	Muzzlehatch	3	1957	08:37 PM Oct 18, 2015 by Spydermann
	Prison Food (Preview) This is an adaptation of a fare Americans call Prison Food. Pickled Vegetables. I keep a big jar of pickled vegetables on the go. I keep adding grilled / dried tomatoes, olives, muchrooms, peppers, cabage, artichoke; all the vegetables you would find in an antipasto, to a big jar. If the vegetable are...	Muzzlehatch	0	2006	09:18 PM Sep 8, 2015 by Muzzlehatch
	12volt cakes (Preview) i am now experimenting in using my 12 volt oven now to cook cakes - going through any recipies that calls for 150 oven temps. I use a silicone tray that I found fits perfectly into oven ( with just a slight trim of the handles). So far cooked multiple 3 ingredient fruit cake & banana cakes, next to try is...	chooknphil	3	1687	09:41 PM Oct 1, 2015 by Sheba
	Non perishable foods (Preview) When I was a young bloke I used to do a lot of hitch hiking when travelling light and being prepared for long stays was a factor. Later on working in the bush the blokes would always want meat and three vedge and the hassle of carrying provisions heaps of tin cans / running a freezer etc always annoyed me. I a...	Muzzlehatch	4	2091	05:48 PM Aug 30, 2015 by Chicken strangler
	New Baby Q question (Preview) I took my new Baby Q for a test run to our Bush Regen group 10th anniversary breakfast and did the cooking, it turned out fabulous. My question, do I need to remove the plates when travelling, the lugs they sit on don't look very big and thought vibration might crack them, am I wrong? I have read lots on many...	Nomes	5	2135	10:27 PM Dec 26, 2015 by Delta18
	Eggy Toast. (Preview) This one is a breakfast favorite of ours. An oldie but a goody. There are a few variations of this recipe. Sourdough bread is our preference. 1. Crack 2 eggs in a bowl, add a small amount of milk. 2. Add a little salt & pepper & whisk like you're making an omelet. 3. Drizzle a small amount of olive oi...	Desert Dweller	6	1877	11:01 AM Aug 29, 2015 by Clare46
	Dampers (Preview) Hi all - have made two dampers in my new camp oven over the past week and whilst they tasted ok they were very crumbly to the extent of virtually falling apart - any suggestions on how to keep it together. Thanks	Texas	2	1862	07:21 PM Aug 20, 2015 by Cloak
	Easy Bread Making (Preview) We spend a lot of time camped out in the bush away from civilization, sometimes we don't go near a town for more than 2 weeks. This creates a problem as far as having fresh bread is concerned. We've been making loaves from scratch for quite a while but recently we found ready mixed, just add water & kne...	Desert Dweller	4	1890	06:45 PM Aug 28, 2015 by Muzzlehatch
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