Mr Warburton better worry!

[ex-member Raikey]

on my last weekend expedition i took some flour etc,

and as the rest of our group were doing the usual bannock and stick job,..

but as i always champion the Sweedish army mess kit, i decieded to show off a little,..

the result suprised me to be honest,...but a pic speaks a thousand word so,........

Taa Daaaa!

 

[ex-member Raikey]

oh i must stress, they are the stainless version,..

just popped the dough ball in, put the lid on (upside down so i could get a brew in the lid too) and shoved it in the embers...

 

[Stuart69]

that looks perfect, well done

Bacon and tattie scone on mine please

 

[Retired Member southey]

AAAAww now im gonna have to have some for brekkie, good work dude!

 

[ex-member Raikey]

yes! i am the king of the bread related product when in the field!

bow down to my greatness,...hahaha...

i picked a few berries from a bramble and made version 2.0 with fruit for breakfast,,,,

that one did not stand a chance and did,nt make it to the photo shoot...haha it was eliminated in the first round so to speak

 

[Adze]

haha it was eliminated in the first round so to speak

No longer bread then... it's now biscuits

 

[ex-member Raikey]

yup!,..."forest floor biscuits"* hahah

i know i bang on about the Swedish kit, but for a breakfast it does lend itself perfectly to a "Muffin and brew" in one go,...




*please note, all and any waste was disposed of in accordance with the bushcraft code

 

[rik_uk3]

get a bigger pot

 

[malente]

pot envy!

very nice, warm bread, butter, coffee.

 

[British Red]

get a bigger pot

Or add some honey and wild fruit and bake in the plate from a 14cm Zebra


bannock by British Red, on Flickr

 

[Spikey DaPikey]

hungry now.............. GITS !

 

[Man of Tanith]

thats impressive.
i make a fry bread in the lid of my swedish army mess kit and brew up in the bigger pot.
i like adding nuts and spices to the mix for a breakfast version

 

[persistent king]

are the just add water packs from supermarkets any good? i fancy having a go at making bread

 

[Mang]

I think they are OK and seem to stay a bit fresher for longer IMO...

are the just add water packs from supermarkets any good? i fancy having a go at making bread

A tear and share...but as I was on my own the second bit didn't happen!

 

[effzedess]

are the just add water packs from supermarkets any good? i fancy having a go at making bread

I use these at home and they are pretty fool proof - I see no reason why they wouldn't be good outdoors

 

[Snowfire]

Work great - here's one we made at Scout Summer Camp this year. Don't know about them staying fresh - our rarely last long enough to get cold

Don't think Mr Kipling has much to worry about though - this is one Scouts attempt at chocolate cake. :yikes: It actually tasted much better than it looked

 

[bikebum1975]

Now that looks good have to ask though where does one find the SS version of the Swedish cook kit are they available anymore? Personally I would love getting one of them over the aluminum variety

 

[Echoes of the old ways]

Now these all look pretty good.
Guess what I'm having for breakfast tomorrow.
not in the field just my kitchen but bet it'll still taste good lol

 

[ex-member Raikey]

Now these all look pretty good.
Guess what I'm having for breakfast tomorrow.
not in the field just my kitchen but bet it'll still taste good lol

yay! make a cup of tea in the garden to go with it!

why is it bread, tea, and come to think of it, anything, tastes better cooked outside over a fire,...

when it snowed last week, i had a melted snow garden brew up nearly every day.,....hahahah daft really ,...but hey

 

[lannyman8]

Stu, you are so right, and just the smell of it changes too........

good work lads....