Originally Posted by
erbfarm
just had a major ice storm here in NH that knocked our power out for 8 days.....Now that I know what it's like to eat stuff you can make w/ hot water for more than a week, I know I could never survive a tour w/ that kind of cuisine. I"m thinking of getting a lightweight portable grill (called the Grilliput I think) and an equally lightweight dish-type thing to hold wood charcoal in so that I can grill veggies and fish on tour. I know a lot of campgrounds have fire rings and such but this little set up (I think costing around $40 for both pieces) seemed versatile enough that you could set it up in state parks, campgrounds, and even church yards without too much fuss or bother. It's either that, or look into a few more gadgets (like grills) that I could use w/ a conventional backpacker stove. Any suggestions for ways to up the standard of tour food? I really prefer to cook for myself rather than eating out. thanks
now, I dont know if you have Kmarts out in the north east, but kmart has a "camp grill". Here's the
link.
personaly, everything i eat could be boiled. but that doesn't mean thats all i know how to do, just that i wouldn't mind. heck, i could fry if i wanted. all with my dinky lil pot. but for some reason, coffee is beyond my skills while camping.