Black and Blue
08-27-2008, 11:32 PM
Here is a little tip you might find useful that I have always done when camping (be it backpacking, motorhome, or motorcycles;
I freeze individual quart zip lock bags full of my homemade beef stew at home. It acts as ice blocks in the cooler for days, keeping the other stuff cold.
You can heat it frozen in a pot at camp, or take it out of the cooler for a while to thaw out before heating.
In fact, I freeze about anything I can at home before we go...nothing like a nice steak in camp.
I also take those frozen beef (or chicken) tamales and then put them in one of those little collaspable metal steamers over a pot of boiling water.
You can burn the tamale wrappers in the campfire and toast your marshmellows over it for dessert!
I freeze individual quart zip lock bags full of my homemade beef stew at home. It acts as ice blocks in the cooler for days, keeping the other stuff cold.
You can heat it frozen in a pot at camp, or take it out of the cooler for a while to thaw out before heating.
In fact, I freeze about anything I can at home before we go...nothing like a nice steak in camp.
I also take those frozen beef (or chicken) tamales and then put them in one of those little collaspable metal steamers over a pot of boiling water.
You can burn the tamale wrappers in the campfire and toast your marshmellows over it for dessert!