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From: Fred T, CA Kayaker <cakayak_at_mindspring.com>
subject: [Paddlewise] A Damper with Butter and No Vegimite - Baking On Trips
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 08:32:59 -0700
I am going to collect these things and store them a folder I've called 
Outdoor Cuisine - PaddleWise.   David sent  one in from Down Under about 
cooking "Dampers" and they sound like a good idea to try, similar to flat 
bread from a lot of places around the world.   Surprising that they weren't 
coating it with Vegimite instead of butter.   Thanks David.

Has anyone tried the back pack baking ovens available for use on top of 
your stove?   I have looked at them, but wasn't sure they were that effective.

I don't want to bore the list, but would hate for anyone to miss a great 
idea and meal.  None the less, the ideas can be sent to me directly if you 
wish.

Thanks
Fred

Well At 05:35 PM 10/26/2000 +1100, Whyte, David wrote:
>cook a damper to go with the evening meal


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From: Evan Dallas <Evan_Dallas_at_notes.ntrs.com>
subject: Re: [Paddlewise] A Damper with Butter and No Vegimite - Baking On Trips
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 10:38:30 -0700
<snip>
>Has anyone tried the back pack baking ovens available for use on top of
>your stove?   I have looked at them, but wasn't sure they were that effective.

Yeah, we typically take two such ovens on our week-long trips.  We use the
"Outback oven" by Traveling Light.  They work very well for most things.  You
have to be careful to keep the temperature under control, since if it's too hot
it's fairly easy to burn things or over cook the bottom and undercook the
middle.  They work particularly well on things that aren't too thick, like
pizza.

Evan
Woodinville, WA




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From: John Schroeder <strategic_plan_at_uswest.net>
subject: Re: [Paddlewise] Backpacking Ovens
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 06:55:27 -0700
I've used the Outback Oven very successfully, including cinnamon rolls for the
last morning of my Green River trip
(http://www.strategic-direction.com/kayak/trip0900/).  It is very light and
compact.  The 10" version is actually too big for just two people but would work
great for 3 people.

"Fred T, CA Kayaker" wrote:

> Has anyone tried the back pack baking ovens available for use on top of
> your stove?   I have looked at them, but wasn't sure they were that effective.

J. Schroeder


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