Outdoor cooking

[PUBLIC ENEMY]

Outdoor cooking differs substantially from kitchen-based cooking, the most obvious difference being lack of an easily defined kitchen area.any experiences...

[anand]

sorry man i dont have much experience in outdoor cooking. because most of the times i use to take packed foods or ready made foods when ever i use to go for camping or any outdoor events.

[riskey58]

We have camped for many years. And out door cooking is a lot of fun. You just don't always have all the conviences of being in your own kitchen. But food taste really good cooked outside.

[slide]

Yeah we do outdoor cooking while we camp. Its not bery special but its special while we camp. We dont like tinned food so we cook them. Its a very good experience.

[justontime]

Outdoor cooking can be fun as long as it is only for a couple of days. It is possible to make an adequate and tasty meal, but I am sure it would become a chore after a couple of days.

[ACCER]

I'd rather eat food cooked over an open fire anytime. I think part of it is that it's one of the times where we physically work up an appetite!

[deltic]

Originally Posted by ACCER

I'd rather eat food cooked over an open fire anytime. I think part of it is that it's one of the times where we physically work up an appetite!

I see what you mean about working up an appetite, but I am not keen on outdoor cooking, I don't like things to be charred on the outside and I don't like that taste of smoke.

[poster25]

I love the taste of charred food. It is all a part of being on the trip. I guess that it is an acquired taste, but it does get tired around about the third day.

[tater03]

I love to cook outdoors. I really like the taste of grilled food over the fire. Cannot get that taste when you cook on the stove.

[Kitten]

I have a hard time getting used to a completely different source of heat. It's one thing to know exactly how my stove, oven, or microwave cook....and another to try to make an uneven fire do the same thing.