I've never had spam...but you guys had some recipies that looked pretty good that had it in it
I've never had spam...but you guys had some recipies that looked pretty good that had it in it
Originally Posted by Dodge_Fan_86
"The dog don't like you planting stuff there. It's his backyard. If you're the only one who craps in something, you own it. Remember that."-I don't understand the purpose of the line, "I don't need to drink to have fun." Great, no one does. But why start a fire with flint and sticks when they've invented the lighter?
It's salty, fatty and taste kinda like ham, do you need to know any more?
Fry it and serve it with eggs. If you pre-bake some taters before the trip and fry them up with onions they make a great side.
Chop it up and mix it with a Kraft macaroni dinner.
Slice it up and make sandwiches with white bread and Mayo. You remember white bread don't you? That's the stuff we ate that tasted, good not the double fiber brown stuff that taste like it belongs under the carpet as padding.
Spam is the perfect trail food.
Next week: canned corned beef, hell yes!
75 FJ40 w/stuff; 98 UZJ100 kinda stock
"Somewhere out on that horizon."
salty, fatty and kinda tastes like ham....sounds like i'd love the stuff. MMM potatoes...another great food idea
"The dog don't like you planting stuff there. It's his backyard. If you're the only one who craps in something, you own it. Remember that."-I don't understand the purpose of the line, "I don't need to drink to have fun." Great, no one does. But why start a fire with flint and sticks when they've invented the lighter?
If you are just talking food to have on a trail hike or even a hunt, I go with a summer sausage, crackers, apples, and some spray cheese. It doesn't spoil, is fairly clean and compact, and it stows away easily. It also provides plenty of energy.
Imperial Troops have entered the base...Imperial Troops have enschzzzz...
dang mark you eat better on the trail then I do at home ! thats sad for me!
98 Cherokee with some dents
Beer!!!
manifold heated food is ok for lunch, but i like to cook dinner out on the trail, it smells great and i like to do it
It's all fun and games 'till you run out of beer:maddance:
X2...New Castle to be exact....
CJ 1980 spring over, sm420, D300 4 to 1, cromo's with aussie's -Jeep TJ 2000 6" 35's detroits yada yada. 2009 Ford f350 level 35's- Flatbed deck over home built 18.5'
One guy did some slow cooked manifold ribs on the Rubicon one time. They tasted pretty dam good for dinner.
75 FJ40 w/stuff; 98 UZJ100 kinda stock
"Somewhere out on that horizon."
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