Useful Cookbook download

[myotis]

http://www.ethicalnutrition.com.au/BushWokCookbook.pdf

Some very practical ideas (lots of tins) for meals over fire box, especially when cooking for larger numbers.

Graham

 

[eel28]

Looks a useful 'book' - love the health and safety form at the end!! does that mean all us hobo stove owners/makers have to fill out a similar form???

 

[myotis]

Looks a useful 'book' - love the health and safety form at the end!! does that mean all us hobo stove owners/makers have to fill out a similar form???

Isn't it more a marketing questionnaire?

If you go to the main web site you can see that they run courses and sell books/kit.

Graham

 

[locum76]

the pot roast recipe sounds good. I love the idea of using Lapsang Souchong in the cooking liquor to make it smokey.

 

[g4ghb]

nice find - i'll be having a look through that one for sure!

 

[Mikey P]

That's good, that - kind of like a 'jumbo hobo' stove? I will copyright that description as 'Jobo Stove'

 

[rik_uk3]

Small portions though, 12 eggs for 10 people? Not in my house I'd need 30 eggs, 1Kg meat for 10? need 2 or 3 Kg really.

 

[myotis]

Small portions though, 12 eggs for 10 people? Not in my house I'd need 30 eggs, 1Kg meat for 10? need 2 or 3 Kg really.

I hadn't looked at it that closely, but that is bad news because one of the things I thought might be useful is that people used to cooking for two to four often have problems scaling up.

I agree those portions seem way out, I wonder why. If you look at the website it comes from, they appear to have lots of experience at cooking for groups.

Graham

 

[Whittler Kev]

Frying pan scones sound good

 

[tytek]

Kangaroo tail soup - Sounds good!!!

I know where there are some wallabies not too far away - I don't think they'd miss one...
What do you do with the rest of the beast??? It would be a shame to waste it...

 

[myotis]

Kangaroo tail soup - Sounds good!!!

I know where there are some wallabies not too far away - I don't think they'd miss one...
What do you do with the rest of the beast??? It would be a shame to waste it...

Don't Kangaroo tails break off when you grab them and then grow back - a fully sustainable food resource.

Or am I getting mixed up again

Graham

 

[scubapauly]

Great find, thats gonna be usefull

 

[demographic]

I quite like the stove they make also.

Ta muchly.

 

[tytek]

Don't Kangaroo tails break off when you grab them and then grow back - a fully sustainable food resource.

Or am I getting mixed up again

Graham

I think that's crabs mate - I'll try with a wallaby and let you know...

 

[myotis]

I think that's crabs mate - I'll try with a wallaby and let you know...

Having given it some thought, maybe you shouldn't

Graham

 

[tytek]

Having given it some thought, maybe you shouldn't

You've put the idea in my head now...