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Tiger



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Campfire recipes
Breakfasts & dinner

Lets see em... Thumbs Up

Cadacs / Dutch Ovens / Ozpigs / Grils over fire
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Oz Pig all day long.....Check this guy out... Thumbs Up
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explore



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I'v got The Campfire Cookbook, by Don and Pam Philpott ISBN 1-84340-272-6, plenty to go at in that
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funny, I bough this book 2nd hand last week on amazon for 1p +£2.80 delivery Smile
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uncas



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Check out all4adventure cooking on Youtube Jase does some pretty good cooking spots we've done quite a few of his recepies both in the camp cooker and at home try the Zucchini egg pie.

Barry
Post #601762 14th Feb 2017 12:44pm
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uncas



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hopefully this will work

Barry
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geobloke



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I think my favourite recipe would be bannock for its utter simplicity and feel good factor.

Easy to cook and you can prepare ahead of time ready for impromptu bread cravings. If you're feeling fancy you can throw dried fruit, peel and spices in to it to jazz it up some Thumbs Up
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