Camp fire cooking from Serbia

[Mesquite]

In my wanderings around Youtube I came across a channel which I think folks on here will like. The channel is called AlmazanKitchen

The gentleman does some amazing cooking over a campfire using traditional equipment and with some very simple recipes. Ok, I know a lot of folks on here won't have access to the heavy clay baking pots he uses but those can be replaced with Dutch Ovens very easily. You might also have to adapt some of the ingredients but again that's not hard at all to do. For instance he uses Mangalica fat which turns out to be fat from a breed of sheep called Mangalica.

Here's the video for his slow cooked lamb shoulder, try not to drool too much Also, here's a link to his channel.

[video=youtube;AF3Smp8xC_c]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF3Smp8xC_c[/video]

 

[bopdude]

Nice, can't beat Lamb

 

[Mesquite]

Nice, can't beat Lamb

That's the truth.

I should have added that each of his videos on youtube has the full list of ingredients should you want to try the recipe

 

[scarfell]

Nice find no idea what Serbian food is about, bookmarked!

 

[Robson Valley]

Good food, no doubt at all. Five stars for Mr. Ramsay, the Owl.

 

[Wayne]

Great photography very relaxing few minutes watching a lovely looking meal.

 

[crosslandkelly]

Wow, Dingly dell treat next year? I've bookmarked the page, thanks Steve.

 

[Mesquite]

Great photography very relaxing few minutes watching a lovely looking meal.

All the videos I've watched so far have been very relaxing and the food looks superb

Wow, Dingly dell treat next year? I've bookmarked the page, thanks Steve.

I don't know about the lamb as there's so much on on his site to choose from

 

[MarkinLondon]

I just changed my weekend bushy menu. That channel is beautiful. Thanks.

 

[andyluffs]

That made me feel hungry, and I've just had my tea!

 

[Lithril]

Cheers for that, I can feel a few hours of procrastination in the near future...