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To: tet68

In your post to another freeper you got that right tet68. Unfortunately the only thing you'll find in a bar is overpriced beer and losers.

Can you do hoe cakes? Or is that what you are referring to as ash cakes?

I could take my Dutch oven, a bow or gun, (knife of course)and a fishing pole and live fine forever in the woods.

Nothing tastes as good as food cooked over an open fire. I have a firepit outside in my yard and cook there often, especially in the fall and winter.


486 posted on 09/17/2005 11:59:09 AM PDT by girlangler (I'd rather be fishing)
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To: girlangler

Ash cakes are what we make when we are primitive hunting.

Red wheat flour, mixed with water(not much) and pinched out
into flats , a good hardwood fire, then rake out a nice
place on the coals and put the cakes on the embers,
turn once, don't burn, will keep for several days, eat
with venison jerky. Not gourmet, but will keep you alive
in the hard times.

Have you been striped bass fishing before?


510 posted on 09/17/2005 12:17:36 PM PDT by tet68 ( " We would not die in that man's company, that fears his fellowship to die with us...." Henry V.)
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To: girlangler
Nothing tastes as good as food cooked over an open fire.

How true. Unfortunately, where I live we tend to have to watch out for bears and other wild animals even close to town when we do that, especially in the late fall or early spring. Ten to fifteen miles out and greater you need to add fox and mountain lions to the list of possible food-thieves.

989 posted on 09/18/2005 3:25:20 PM PDT by Utilizer (What does not kill you... - can sometimes damage you QUITE severely.)
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