big sur

[orbsycli]

hypothetical game, like
an owl

[TheBigDog]

Originally Posted by orbsycli

can someone give me some advice on how to cook meat over a flame?
I'm familiar with fire as a source to cook with, as well as hot rocks in a hole.
I've read that cooking the meat too long destroys the nutriticious value of the food,
therefore,
what are some good techniques I should apply to cooking game?

I like the meat cut pretty small and thin, then braze it over a flame. You need to be aware of what you are eating if you want it on the medium to rare side; if you are not sure it is best to make sure it is cooked through. I usually don't use any seasonings when cooking this way. The meet will be as juicy as you like it. Play with putting it in flame or over coals to adjust how it cooks.

I did this with the kids a few weeks ago when we camped in the yard. Bought a package of stewing beef and it was fantastic!

Enjoy!

Bill

[Cedars]

Originally Posted by orbsycli

hypothetical game, like
an owl

Cute...

Ok, based on this response I would suggest you do your game hunting here:

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Or here if cub doesnt appeal to you:
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Look for this:

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Or have a backup plan that doesnt include meat for your adventure.

[Loricybin]

i think something that would be especially helpful in such an adventure may be resources (books would be preferable, as they can be brought along) concerning wilderness survival, or particularly north american wilderness.
northern-california mountains (big sur, the santa cruz mountains, etc.)

anyone have any suggestions as far as that goes?
(i'm similarly interested in an adventure such as this, in the same area, quite possibly with orb at first or otherwise.)