SHTF cooking

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Stonecarver
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SHTF cooking

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No Gas?No Electricity?No problem!

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCbgYZnybgb6vPSBTxZUT2kA
Not worried about powering the whole house,just eating hot food,getting a brew,seeing through the dark,and staying warm.
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Deeps
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The big problem I can see with that is the smell will attract the zombie hordes, or the local chavistocracy as I like to call them. ;)

It does look good and its a pity she's not telling us what she's adding. Looks like paneer though which is one of our favs.
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Re: SHTF cooking

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Deeps wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 6:42 pm The big problem I can see with that is the smell will attract the zombie hordes, or the local chavistocracy as I like to call them. ;)

It does look good and its a pity she's not telling us what she's adding. Looks like paneer though which is one of our favs.
Sure I saw the ingredients on the videos bottom left when she put in ingredients. Btw did you get around to put in that tandoor you were considering?
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Stonecarver wrote: ↑Mon Sep 03, 2018 12:43 am
Deeps wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 6:42 pm The big problem I can see with that is the smell will attract the zombie hordes, or the local chavistocracy as I like to call them. ;)

It does look good and its a pity she's not telling us what she's adding. Looks like paneer though which is one of our favs.
Sure I saw the ingredients on the videos bottom left when she put in ingredients. Btw did you get around to put in that tandoor you were considering?
Cheers, I'll have a look. No, the tandoor is still on the 'to do' list, I really am a lazy B'stard. :(
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If smell is a problem there is always the old idea off hot rock cooking. Rocks are heated outside on a fire , so just woodsmoke no food smell and not even that if one uses charcoal and then those rocks are placed into the food , usually a type of stew , inside thus containing smells.
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Deeps wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 6:42 pm The big problem I can see with that is the smell will attract the zombie hordes, or the local chavistocracy as I like to call them. ;)
Hangi:





Dutch Oven:



Keeps the smells trapped in till dug up.

Probably the tenderest meat I've every eaten using the Hangi method.
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I lived in New Zealand as a kid, used to love it when we went to a hangi. Wasn't too bothered about the 'mechanics' of it all at the time.
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Deeps wrote: ↑Tue Sep 04, 2018 10:12 am I lived in New Zealand as a kid, used to love it when we went to a hangi. Wasn't too bothered about the 'mechanics' of it all at the time.
Tin foil. ;)

Have a look at some pics from a 2016 Meet:

https://bushcraftuk.com/community/index ... es.141621/
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