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Camp Menu
By: Burns22 Date: July 23, 2012, 7:20 pm
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20 qt dutch oven loaded with smothered potatoes and slab bacon.
Big ole magnalite set on simmer to tenderize that stuffed neck
roast. And a homemade cornbread baking on the cast iron heater.
Let's face it... the food always tastes better, the beer is
always colder, and the card games are always more fun at the
camp.
Throw out some menu items that you have during your
hunting/fishing season of choice.
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Re: Camp Menu
By: bigjromero Date: July 24, 2012, 8:43 am
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Smothered potatoes, smothered cabbage, smothered anything. Just
put it in the pot, pour me a drink and let it eat.
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Re: Camp Menu
By: poppa-o Date: July 30, 2012, 7:15 am
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Can't beat that bigbuck99 deer sausage in that pot of bar-b que
sauce at the camp!
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Re: Camp Menu
By: TexanTiger Date: August 4, 2012, 1:24 am
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Fresh backstrap, sliced 1" thick, wrap a slice of bacon around
the outer ring, a little salt and pepper, and then grill it.
Filet mignon, eat your heart out. That pork butt that you stuff
full of peppers and onions and garlic, season well, wrap in foil
with extra garlic, and put over low coals before the morning
hunt, which is subsequently pulled pork tender by lunch time.
Scratch biscuits with sawmill gravy made with homemade pan
sausage. And of course, the pork cracklins made before every
pork and sausage jambalaya.
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