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THE ULTIMATE WILD COOKING BATTLE PT. 2

THE ULTIMATE WILD COOKING BATTLE PT. 2

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Part 2 of The Ultimate Wild Cooking Battle. Next up? Beef roasted underground. Come join us as we compete in an epic bushcraft challenge. Yukki: Whenever we cook out camping we toss the tinfoil wrapped potatos on a grill a little bit up from the flame(we bring one with just in case the pit doesnt have one) meh why bother deboned trout down the belly off with the head clean it out with your hands then wrap it in some foil or suspend it over the flame eat around the bones they tend to be easy with that method sinve they are still in their original positions once youve eaten the top half just pull out the spine.
Date: 2020-08-17

Comments and reviews: 6


It's actually quite easy to bake bread over a fire if you have a dutch oven. Not much different from a regular oven, you just have to figure out how much coals on top and bottom to create the right amount of heat. I bake regular sourdough bread every time I go on a camping trip because there's nothing like fresh bread, maybe with some stew or something when you're out in the woods or the desert. Takes a bit of practice but it's not complicated.
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Id of threw Ben in the nettles for a couple of reasons one been a dick and wanting nettle tea instead of coffee another for been a pussy and wearing gloves especially after suggesting nettle tea in the first place and well for just been Ben haha only joking Ben.
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Why Berry didn't use his aesthetic wrist bandana to cover his hand while picking the nettles, or, for that matter, why no one covered their hands with clothing while collecting nettles will always remain a mystery to me.
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This whole thing reminds me of the Maori way of cooking named hangi - where we also dig a hole in the ground and cook meat, vegetables and stuffing in foil parcels. Loved it boys!
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We had a big dug in oven in my backyard for YEARS. Used it all the time for family events. If you're a country boy in America this definitely isn't a new concept.
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The other lads could have saved their fingers and they could have just got a long stick and whacked the nettles and they would come off
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