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From: render@uiucdcsb.Uiuc.ARPA
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Subject: Re: camping recipes wanted
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Date: Wed, 11-Sep-85 13:09:00 EDT
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There are several things which can be cooked without utensils.  A fresh fish
can be cooked by suspending it over the fire on a stick embedded in the ground.
You can cook potatoes or biscuits by wrapping them in foil and burying them in 
the coals.  Apples can also be cooked this way, though if you want to stuff 
them with brown sugar, raisins, cinnamon and butter (a great combo) you will
have to core the apple.  Check in the boy scout handbook, the fieldbook, or
the manual for the cooking skill award (do they still have that?) for ideas.
I recall that there was a section in one of those books which covered 
utensil-less cooking.  

                                     Hal Render
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