/ck/ - Food & Cooking

for me its Sasquatch BBQ
https://www.instagram.com/sasquatchbbq/?hl=en

>>15446098
All credibility this person could have had is gone because they have that $300 meme cast iron

>>15446032
Open fire grilled steak is great despite it being a bit difficult to get a perfect medium rare due to uneven heat/no heat control. But it makes such a unique flavor. I just put mine on the fire and cook them, then season afterward as the flame would burn your seasonings. Doesn’t get any more simple.

>>15446114
holy shit didnt know this was even a thing
honestly, good on them as a company that they memed well enough that you knew what it was
I need a pan that is pretty lightweight and on the inexpensive side that can handle open fire, any suggestions? preferably not cast iron

>>15446126
>Open fire
Cook it over the coals dummy

>>15446126
based and simple-pilled
I like making a blackened onion with my campfire steaks

>>15446151
cast iron is was and will always be the standard for frontier cooking.
It's extremely durable, handles heat great, easy to clean, nonstick, and you can season it after cooking with the fat of whatever you just cooked in it.

>>15446114
Just join up to bash fascists in Portland and they give you one for free.

>>15446151
Carbon steel. Very similar to cast iron, always smooth, a little bit lighter and can handle heat just as well.

>>15446151
>t. finexlet
also carbon steel is pretty good all rounder for cooking

>>15446371
I get they wanted to stand out with the octagonal design but I won't buy one because of it. it's fucking stupid and adds nothing. Their asking price is insane but it's a company from Portland which is just Seattle and San Francisco's $2 whore sister. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

>>15446339
sure but like I said that's not what Im looking for, mainly due to weight
>>15446365
>>15446371
thank you, I've heard carbon steel has all the benefits of cast iron without any of the disadvantages
currently looking into carbon steel options

>>15446419
For me, it's the Matfer Bourgeat Black Steel Round Fry Pan, 11 7/8"

>>15446458
that looks perfect for what im looking for
thanks a tonne for the recommendation

for me, its Bush's Best Baked Beans®

I've only campfire cooked my own catches of the day once, it was cod, eel, and sandshark. Was really tasty and the smoke always adds another dimension of flavour.

When I'm camping in the back acres I do often bring shrimps and teriyaki chicken thighs and stuff and after a night of boozing it really hits the spot

>>15448059
do you dehydrate the chicken and shrimp? do you bring a yeti/pelican in? or do you just have it the first night?

>>15448207
Just the first night. I freeze it and pack it in an insulated pouch. Stays cold more than long enough that way

surely this thread deserves a ßump
>>15448059

found a tonne of edible mushrooms on my paddling trip last fall but was too inexperienced to make anything with them. Im really hoping to find some morels this spring

I saw someone post this on /out/, I want to give it a try since the ingredients would probably last a couple days in the bush, not sure what to use for dough though
>>15451140
my nigga that looks dank

>>15446032
catch & cook sounds fun, too bad there are bears around here

>>15451664
I hope you mean grizzlies, even so just bring a shotgun

>>15451587
I hunt morels every year. The most popular way to cook them is cut the stem off and cut them in half lengthwise. Dip in egg wash then into ground up crackers. I use saltines or ritz crackers. Fucking delicuous.

>>15452298
yes
i'm not american so no guns

>>15452471
where do you live?

>>15452471
What about bear mace?

Post your pot hanging methods, anons.

>>15446151
This is the pan that I've settled on for hiking and canoe trips. Carbon steel, relatively deep pan, long metal handle, relatively light.

>>15452803
I'm not cool like you, I just use a camp pocket for my pot :/

>>15453414
pocket stove*

made this blueberry crumble and a peach mulberry in the fire and they turned out delicious. gotta give credit to greg ovens for the idea

>>15446151
Lodge?
Seriously why fucking ask that?
You can find castiron shit on the curb because most hipsters throw them out once rust appears.
Failing that $10 tops at your local flea market just make sure you get one which is deep and has a lid unless it's an antique.

>>15453642
>preferably not cast iron
>lightweight
did you even read the post?

>>15452458
sounds tasty desu, if i find enough ill definitely give it a try. I've never had them so i want to try a standard pan fry to see what all the hype is about

>>15446151
copper and carbon steel - cast iron is heavy as all fuck

>>15453517
did you turn it while cooking or just let it happen?

>>15451648
This reminds me of the video of the guy trying to cook a chicken under a bucket and after the fire is out he lifts the bucket and the chicken is incinerated.