Frontier Stove recipes required.....

[Imagedude]

I'm off to Glencoe on Monday to do some walking. I'd usually end up eating in the pub or cooking one pot meals on a gas stove but this year I'm trying a mountaineering/bushcraft fusion theme. During the day I'll be using all the latest walking gear and at night, in the campsite, I'll be cooking on a Frontier Stove whilst wearing my woolens. What simple meals can I prepare on a Frontier Stove? I'll have 2 pots and a frying pan. I won't have a fridge but there is a local mini-mart.

 

[dazcon]

I fried some fresh mackeral fillets in butter on my frontier stove this evening and they were superb, but i'd probably do some boil in the bag rice and tinned curry or chilli con carni with nan bread or pitta bread at Glencoe.

 

[Imagedude]

I have tinned curry and chilli in my camping food box and also have BITB rice. My other 'go-to' meal is tinned stewing steak with tinned peas and tinned spuds.

 

[rik_uk3]

Rob if you can cook it at home on a stove you can cook it on a Frontier stove but for a knackered solo hill walker who don't want to spend an hour or more making food from scratch and who has no refrigeration try something like :-

Your tinned meat and veg is a fast stew (mixed veg not peas),

Try and all day breakfast omelette, fry diced sausage, bacon, mushrooms and onion in your frying pan and when cooked add four whisked eggs and top with grated cheese and fold the omelette over to melt the cheese, that will set you up for the day.

A can of chicken in white sauce (£1 a can in Iceland stores), add a dollop of Korma/madras paste and a BIB rice is another option for a cheats curry.

Corn beef, onions, peppers, mushrooms, canned butter beans, stock cube stew (not too much water) and thicken with an Ox tail cup o soup, serve with BIB rice or some pasta.

Diced pork (belly is best), dice and fry with onions, mushroom and diced potatoes add a can of baked beans when other ingredients are cooked.

Simple fast food to prep after a hard day on the hills, its not **** star but for solo camping will hit the spot for you.

Have fun and keep safe in them thar hills.

 

[dazcon]

The modges have been bad this year so far so take a midge net!

 

[Biker]

The modges have been bad this year so far so take a midge net!

Would that be to catch and eat, like a fishing net?

Thanks for that cheats curry recipe Rik. Copied and saved your posting to add to my growing recipe list.

 

[dave53]

hi bob have a good trip plenty of pics please regards dave

 

[slowworm]

I like cooking a simple risotto on my stove, you can make it very simple by using dried ingredients like onions, or as adventurous as you like depending on what you have to hand. One pan cooking although it does take about 30-45mins to cook.