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Even growing up we had at least one or two meals that we had every single time that we went camping. Now that I am the one doing the cooking we always have beef stew in the dutch oven one night, and we always roast hot dogs and make smore's on the fire one night. What foods do you eat on every...

That was really sweet of your hubby! I hope that you guys have a great time and that your new camo brings you luck and you get a big one! :)

Yum! This is the first time I have seen one for breakfast food. I wonder if you could just use diced potatoes and get the same results?

I made it with chicken last night and everybody must have loved it because there were no leftovers. I used Rotel tomatoes instead of plain diced tomatoes though, and we topped it with sour cream.

We got a new dutch oven a few weeks back so we have been trying out some different recipes. Potatoes are one of our favorite foods and this recipe turned out great! Ham and Potato Au Gratin We use a 10 inch (4-qt) Dutch Oven. 1-1/2 cups cooked ham, diced 2 cups milk 3 cups potatoes...

We actually did pull the Coleman stove out and cooked some hamburgers and a couple of side dishes. We didn't initially get it out for breakfast because we were hopeful it would be "right back on". This was actually last Saturday that it happened. :)

I absolutely LOVE strawberry cobbler and I am definitely going to try strawberry out with this recipe. I am tempted to go to the store so I can make some tonight!

I am not known for being graceful and unfortunately this extends to knives. My stupidest knife injury ever was washing one of our new Mora's, and when I went to dry it some how through the dish towel and all I sliced my thumb wide open.

I am fairly confident that we would be okay. Typically our winters are fairly mild and we are pretty resourceful. We have never been homeless like LadyMtn. but we have had zero income for an extended period of time. Not everyone is a lazy couch potato Ppine, hence all of us being here on an...

Squirrels are just rats that are a teeny bit cuter so I have no problem dispatching them. This is especially true after I saw what they did to the wiring in the attic of our old house.

Thanks Grandpa I knew we had talked about it on here before. I didn't see the milk trick in that thread, but I am pretty sure that one might be in the campfire section.

About half way through my first cup of coffee this morning our power went out and stayed out for over four hours! I didn't really miss the tv or the computer, but I did miss the rest of my coffee and being able to make our regular big Saturday breakfast for my kids.

I am pretty sure that there is a thread on here from last year about some ways to make venison taste "less gamey". I am pretty sure one of the ways was to soak the meat in either milk or buttermilk overnight. If Grandpa sees this thread he might remember because I think it might have been his...

We caught this movie on Netflix last week and it really was great. I think my hubby even went back and watched it again. I would definitely call it a sports drama, but there is a lot more to it than that. :)

Awesome guys! I am definitely going to try the S'mores brownie bars, and I just might have to make the homemade graham crackers too. My kids LOVE graham crackers!

Thanks for sharing Southerngal! I am pretty sure that this one will end up being a hit around my house as well. Anything Mexican usually goes over well here. :)

I have been listening to a lot of David Bowie and A Perfect Circle myself. There is nearly always some kind of music playing around here and our tastes are quite eclectic as well. Right now I am listening to the Fugees. :)

Has anyone else heard about the bacon shortage that may or may not be ahead? Two days ago there were stories about the impending porkacolypse, and now "experts" are saying that there will be bacon a plenty...if you are willing to pay through the nose for it.

I am trying to remember the name of it, but we actually saw an interesting documentary about this not too long ago on Netflix. Most of those guys operations had someone on site all of the time to keep an eye on things.

I am in Chrome right now and if you click on the wrench on the right side of the tool bar open a new "incognito window". I assume that will be pretty similar to the "in-private" browsing on Internet Explorer.