How do you cook your eggs when out in the woods?

[rickyamos]

I do like eggs when out, but they always end up a scrambled up mess in the bottom of my cook pot or just mashed up around the pan.


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[British Red]

Omelette, Egg banjo, pancakes, fried, scrambled - easiest cleanup is poached of course.

 

[Gill]

one of these badboys http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/6-Egg-Car...Goods_Camping_Accessories&hash=item5661ff05e7

 

[Countryman]

Boiled or drop poached works best for me.


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[beachlover]

Hard boiled in my jetboil and in the same water that makes my coffee.

 

[sunndog]

Poached in any old pot or fried in a frying pan usually....how come you're having trouble?

 

[redandshane]

Being Scottish i have to say fried in the frying pan. Don't stint on the cookware

 

[Imagedude]

Microwave if I'm in the van or you can make a boil in the bag omelette by breaking the eggs into a freezer bag then placing the bag into boiling water.

 

[Lepmeister]

A cast iron skillet with real bacon if travelling by canoe

or

The "One Egg Wonder" pan with some Spam.. Of course its the perfect size for pancakes

3:30 mark on the below shows it in use.

[video=youtube;zTecI9Vrp6E]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTecI9Vrp6E&list=UUAQPkMrd81GiPtVRSeUF6rw[/video]

 

[garethw]

One way I did it which I got off the net is to put three beaten eggs, some ham and cheese in a small zip lock bag. (They don't leak and can be thrown away after use so be washing up.
When meal time comes you just drop the whole bag in a pot of hot water and cook it... Et voilà one boil in the bag omlette with no mess.

cheers
Gareth

 

[santaman2000]

One way I did it which I got off the net is to put three beaten eggs, some ham and cheese in a small zip lock bag. (They don't leak and can be thrown away after use so be washing up.
When meal time comes you just drop the whole bag in a pot of hot water and cook it... Et voilà one boil in the bag omlette with no mess.

cheers
Gareth

I'm gonna have to try this!

 

[John Fenna]

I like mine fried or as a "scramlet" (half way between scrambled and an omlet) and just do them in my cast iron frying pan with a little oil. Nothing sticks.

 

[Bowlander]

Eat them raw, otherwise hard boil them.

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[ozzy1977]

Slice top off a spud then hollow in out, crack egg in to hollow put top back on wrap in foil and bake i fire

 

[sandbender]

Boiled or scrambled, the latter especially if I have brought or made bread and it is cold enough to have butter too.

 

[crosslandkelly]

I like to cut the tops off mine, then bake them in the embers of the fire.

 

[JAG009]

Stick them inbetween to big clumps of wet moss ( in their shell of course ) put the on the fire and the steam cooks them no pot no water needed

Ps this works great with fish to ,if your on the beach use sea weed

 

[ateallthepies]

Normally fried. The best tasting fried eggs is when I use my cast iron skillet after the bacon has been done. Salt and black pepper between two slices of thick cut white bread, ketchup optional.

 

[mountainm]

the way I was taught in the cubs was in orange peel halves in the embers.

 

[cbr6fs]

One way I did it which I got off the net is to put three beaten eggs, some ham and cheese in a small zip lock bag. (They don't leak and can be thrown away after use so be washing up.
When meal time comes you just drop the whole bag in a pot of hot water and cook it... Et voilà one boil in the bag omlette with no mess.

cheers
Gareth

+1

Can never seem to keep them from breaking otherwise, so it's either hard boiled or broken into a bag for me.