Top 5 items to cook in a fire.

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Sweet jebus, now you're talkin! How long do you leave it in for? I'm off to get some bananas!

Try mashing the banana first add any liqueur sprinkle chocolate and just wait until it starts bubbling up, nice served with ice cream or fresh cream.
 
Try mashing the banana first add any liqueur sprinkle chocolate and just wait until it starts bubbling up, nice served with ice cream or fresh cream.

You must have been to New Orleans. Add a little brandy flambe and you're coming awfully close to Bananas Foster.
 
Some pictures from a Woodsmoke Autumn Harvest course, all open-fire staples, but utterly delicious! Brilliant school by the way, highly recommended. (No formal link to them just a very happy customer!)

Fruit Loaf Part 1

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Fruit Loaf Part 2

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Pigeon Pie Part 1

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Pigeon Pie Part 2 (with jelly)

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Bacon (Fruit Loaf in background)

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More bacon, and Bannock

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Spatchcock chicken part 1

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Spatchcock chicken part 2

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Spatchcock chicken part 3

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Rabbit

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Oh....forgot to mention, that I also took a Morrisons Roast Veg selection that came in a Tin cooking Dish..£1.00.... removed lid an placed in the Embers....worked a treat... Although Courgettes need a bit more time!
 

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