What's Cooking?

lynnenbarry · lynnenbarry

After making a comment to Dave the other night, (about Damper) I was wondering if we could start a thread, to add our favourite easy bush cooking recipes. Would be great to hear from everyone and what type of cooking gear you carry and use. We recently purchased a Coleman Road Tripper BBQ and find it just...

Webmaster · Webmaster

Looking for a healthy alternative? Here's the place to share low fat or low cal recipes.

Webmaster · Webmaster

Looking for a healthy alternative? This is the place to post low calorie or low fat recipes

Eaglemax · Eaglemax

Trick is no milk just eggs. Fork slowly wisk add half melted butter. Slow cook and add more butter. Folding eggs over. Butter prevents eggs getting too hot.

Gary and Barb · Gary and Barb

I love my camp oven and they can do almost anything. BUT, lacking any form of thermostat has meant some disasters. I learned to improvise, so: 1. when baking, I found that using a trivet to stop contact with the direct heat of the base reduced burning the bottom of roasts, cakes, bread etc. 2. likewise, I...

Plain Truth · Plain Truth

Yep I have taken up wok cooking,to help out in the kitchen. So far I have tried - Chicken fried rice - Chicken sweet and sour - Honey Chicken -steamed fish with ginger and soy sauce. Tomorrow night will be sweet and sour fish. I go to You tube school of cooking,no failures yet.

Craig1 · Craig1

Not too bad, at $8.85 for the piece, just did a basic brown it in the pan and then a slowish roast. Gravy from the pan with a bit of help. Left overs for lunch the next day. Might get a bit fancy the next time.

Dougwe · Dougwe

I had a nice big, strait from garden Kent Pumpkin given to me so decided to make homemade Pumpkin Soup for the first time ever. Didn't follow any recipe. Cut up pumpkin in small chunks, cooked in my Air Fryer. Lightly fried chopped onion and bacon then added to a saucepan with cooked pumpkin. A light gri...

Gundog · Gundog

We recently purchased a small slow cooker (1.5ltr), its perfect for the two of us. Anyway we brought a nice piece of Silverside, obviously its two big for the slow cooker, cut in half is perfect for us, stuck the half in the freezer. Slow cooked silverside with swede, carrot, onion, parsnip, spuds, pea...

Santa · Santa

https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/recipes/winner-winner-recipetin-s-honey-mustard-chicken-makes-the-perfect-midweek-dinner-2023041...

Marrinup · Marrinup

Some how it has changed, tastes the same but has the consistency of liquid nails, hard to spread and not like it used to be, not sure if I like it due to difficulty in spreading on fresh bread or toast for that matter

Santa · Santa

If you enjoy baked potatoes give this method from Nagi at Tineats a try, excellent! "Introducing your new favourite potato recipe buttery, crispy SMASHED POTATOES! Crazy crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, theres a serious risk that only half of these will make it to the dinner table." ht...

Gundog · Gundog

Quite often you are requested to preheat the air fryer before inserting the food, after you pull the basket out to add the grub, the heat has gone, stupid instruction/ Do you use a silicone or non stick parchment liner or none. we have both but tend to use the parchment mostly. Have you tried making toast...

Craig1 · Craig1

Called into our local Coles Deli this morning, May I have a dozen slices of wheel meat please ? Sorry luv, ran out yesterday, maybe in later today. Struth, this supply chain s..t is getting bad.

Santa · Santa

Here's a tip I picked up recently from Nagi Maehashi. Sprinkle meat with carb soda at least 15 minutes prior to cooking, rinse it off then pat dry with paper towel prior to cooking. Tried it the other day with very tough loin lamb chops, improvement was remarkable. https://www.recipetineats.com/co...

deverall11 · deverall11

When is chocolate ever too much. No cooking required here:Ingredients125 ml (½ cup) milk150 g mini marshmallows150 g dark chocolate (70 per cent cocoa solids)300 g Tim Tams or other chocolate coated-cream-filled biscuits70 g cold unsalted butter, choppedpinch of salt300 ml thickened creamIns...

justus3 · justus3

It was nice waking up to perfectly cooked porridge in the Ecopot new to me but I'm sure some of you have good and bad stories! If any of you are still using one could you share a few recipes tips and hints please. Today I'm trying a boiled fruit cake it's the only treat we allow ourselves loves now we've give...

86GTS · 86GTS

First step, set traps & catch yabbies. Next, boil yabbies in a large pot. Peel yabbies while loaf of bread is cooking in camp oven. Place yabbies on generous slice of fresh bread, sprinkle with salt & make sandwich. Take a large delicious bite.

Mike Harding · Mike Harding

Making bread, from scratch, in the Coleman oven - yum! Out in the bush and have run out of bread and don't wish to go into town until Friday which is about when one of my gas bottles will need replacement so home made bread it is.

Santa · Santa

Christmas fare, fruit mince pies, turkey and lamb being prepared, mint sauce, shortbread, leg of ham to be opened up and carved, Aussie prawns with home made dipping sauce. Beautiful Adelaide hills cherries on the table, all to be shared with close family members, a day to look forward to. Sadly as th...

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	STICKY: Your Favourite and Easy Bush Cooking Recipes - Let's compile a Grey Nomads Recipe Thread ( 1 2 ) (Preview) After making a comment to Dave the other night, (about Damper) I was wondering if we could start a thread, to add our favourite easy bush cooking recipes. Would be great to hear from everyone and what type of cooking gear you carry and use. We recently purchased a Coleman Road Tripper BBQ and find it just...	lynnenbarry	32	76438	01:46 PM Oct 30, 2014 by Kisha
	STICKY: Low cal or low fat recipes (Preview) Looking for a healthy alternative? Here's the place to share low fat or low cal recipes.	Webmaster	25	20489	01:35 AM May 1, 2012 by Sheba
	STICKY: Low cal or low fat recipes (closed) (Preview) Looking for a healthy alternative? This is the place to post low calorie or low fat recipes	Webmaster	20	21276	09:41 AM Jul 24, 2011 by Webmaster
	Scrambled eggs (Preview) Trick is no milk just eggs. Fork slowly wisk add half melted butter. Slow cook and add more butter. Folding eggs over. Butter prevents eggs getting too hot.	Eaglemax	1	330	06:32 PM Oct 8, 2023 by deverall11
	Camp ovens and temperature control (Preview) I love my camp oven and they can do almost anything. BUT, lacking any form of thermostat has meant some disasters. I learned to improvise, so: 1. when baking, I found that using a trivet to stop contact with the direct heat of the base reduced burning the bottom of roasts, cakes, bread etc. 2. likewise, I...	Gary and Barb	10	1887	02:06 PM Sep 6, 2023 by Are We Lost
	Wok's Cooking ( 1 2 ) (Preview) Yep I have taken up wok cooking,to help out in the kitchen. So far I have tried - Chicken fried rice - Chicken sweet and sour - Honey Chicken -steamed fish with ginger and soy sauce. Tomorrow night will be sweet and sour fish. I go to You tube school of cooking,no failures yet.	Plain Truth	30	716	08:14 PM Aug 21, 2023 by Plain Truth
	Pork Fillet- Aldi prepack (Preview) Not too bad, at $8.85 for the piece, just did a basic brown it in the pan and then a slowish roast. Gravy from the pan with a bit of help. Left overs for lunch the next day. Might get a bit fancy the next time.	Craig1	14	657	11:48 AM Aug 12, 2023 by Santa
	DOUGWE's PUMPKIN SOUP (Preview) I had a nice big, strait from garden Kent Pumpkin given to me so decided to make homemade Pumpkin Soup for the first time ever. Didn't follow any recipe. Cut up pumpkin in small chunks, cooked in my Air Fryer. Lightly fried chopped onion and bacon then added to a saucepan with cooked pumpkin. A light gri...	Dougwe	5	1216	02:56 PM Jun 16, 2023 by msg
	1.5 ltr slow cooker (Preview) We recently purchased a small slow cooker (1.5ltr), its perfect for the two of us. Anyway we brought a nice piece of Silverside, obviously its two big for the slow cooker, cut in half is perfect for us, stuck the half in the freezer. Slow cooked silverside with swede, carrot, onion, parsnip, spuds, pea...	Gundog	12	977	11:10 AM Apr 27, 2023 by Gundog
	Winner winner: RecipeTin’s honey mustard chicken. (Preview) https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/recipes/winner-winner-recipetin-s-honey-mustard-chicken-makes-the-perfect-midweek-dinner-2023041...	Santa	4	648	08:46 AM Apr 20, 2023 by Santa
	What have they done to Vegemite ( 1 2 ) (Preview) Some how it has changed, tastes the same but has the consistency of liquid nails, hard to spread and not like it used to be, not sure if I like it due to difficulty in spreading on fresh bread or toast for that matter	Marrinup	32	1975	02:01 PM Apr 18, 2023 by Craig1
	Ultra Crispy Smashed Potatoes (Preview) If you enjoy baked potatoes give this method from Nagi at Tineats a try, excellent! "Introducing your new favourite potato recipe buttery, crispy SMASHED POTATOES! Crazy crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, theres a serious risk that only half of these will make it to the dinner table." ht...	Santa	4	777	09:06 PM Apr 7, 2023 by BarneyBDB
	Air Fryers (Preview) Quite often you are requested to preheat the air fryer before inserting the food, after you pull the basket out to add the grub, the heat has gone, stupid instruction/ Do you use a silicone or non stick parchment liner or none. we have both but tend to use the parchment mostly. Have you tried making toast...	Gundog	1	651	01:36 PM Apr 6, 2023 by Mike Harding
	No Wheel Meat ( 1 2 ) (Preview) Called into our local Coles Deli this morning, May I have a dozen slices of wheel meat please ? Sorry luv, ran out yesterday, maybe in later today. Struth, this supply chain s..t is getting bad.	Craig1	42	1500	12:43 PM Apr 3, 2023 by Craig1
	Meat tenderiser. (Preview) Here's a tip I picked up recently from Nagi Maehashi. Sprinkle meat with carb soda at least 15 minutes prior to cooking, rinse it off then pat dry with paper towel prior to cooking. Tried it the other day with very tough loin lamb chops, improvement was remarkable. https://www.recipetineats.com/co...	Santa	19	1367	04:49 PM Mar 28, 2023 by Mike Harding
	Hot Chocolate tart (Preview) When is chocolate ever too much. No cooking required here:Ingredients125 ml (½ cup) milk150 g mini marshmallows150 g dark chocolate (70 per cent cocoa solids)300 g Tim Tams or other chocolate coated-cream-filled biscuits70 g cold unsalted butter, choppedpinch of salt300 ml thickened creamIns...	deverall11	7	711	07:22 AM Mar 21, 2023 by Possum3
	ECOPOT breakfast (Preview) It was nice waking up to perfectly cooked porridge in the Ecopot new to me but I'm sure some of you have good and bad stories! If any of you are still using one could you share a few recipes tips and hints please. Today I'm trying a boiled fruit cake it's the only treat we allow ourselves loves now we've give...	justus3	4	840	10:25 AM Mar 18, 2023 by justus3
	Yabbie Sandwiches (Preview) First step, set traps & catch yabbies. Next, boil yabbies in a large pot. Peel yabbies while loaf of bread is cooking in camp oven. Place yabbies on generous slice of fresh bread, sprinkle with salt & make sandwich. Take a large delicious bite.	86GTS	2	960	03:41 PM Feb 8, 2023 by 86GTS
	Bread (Preview) Making bread, from scratch, in the Coleman oven - yum! Out in the bush and have run out of bread and don't wish to go into town until Friday which is about when one of my gas bottles will need replacement so home made bread it is.	Mike Harding	3	1173	11:25 AM Jan 9, 2023 by 86GTS
	What's cooking? (Preview) Christmas fare, fruit mince pies, turkey and lamb being prepared, mint sauce, shortbread, leg of ham to be opened up and carved, Aussie prawns with home made dipping sauce. Beautiful Adelaide hills cherries on the table, all to be shared with close family members, a day to look forward to. Sadly as th...	Santa	0	851	04:39 PM Dec 24, 2022 by Santa
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