Good catch on the birds nest.

Please let me know where your next camp and meal is.

Great job!… Where did you get that grill with the flat top, that seemed nice?

AZ Flyer wrote:Great job!… Where did you get that grill with the flat top, that seemed nice?

Yeah, I'm quite happy with it so far. Got it from Amazon.

https://amzn.to/3ygs7QR

I need one of those as well.

Pain in the neck getting all those sticks out from between the cooling fins isn't it?

gdflys wrote:Pain in the neck getting all those sticks out from between the cooling fins isn't it?

But it'd make good tinder for starting the fire under that grill!

I wholly support this direction of backcountry cooking with an airplane in the background. I think i watch more cooking vids than airplane vids these days anyway.

Nice audio quality with the clear capture of environmental sounds. Frying. Chopping. Crackling fire. Nice work.

Backcountry meals; post them up gang, ingredients, how to, nutrition is important ya know

gdflys wrote:Pain in the neck getting all those sticks out from between the cooling fins isn't it?

There was plenty of swearing that was edited out...

Zzz wrote:I wholly support this direction of backcountry cooking with an airplane in the background. I think i watch more cooking vids than airplane vids these days anyway.

Nice audio quality with the clear capture of environmental sounds. Frying. Chopping. Crackling fire. Nice work.

High praise coming from someone whose work I've really enjoyed over the years!

Thanks for this. Good stuff. Reminds me of the enduring mystery called out by Shelly Tambo in Northern Exposure: "we went to this fancy restaurant and I ordered cocoa vin. It didn't even taste like chocolate."

I hadn't heard that line before. That's pretty funny. I don't think I've ever seen even a single episode of that show...

She's gonna be again disappointed when she tries sweetbreads...