SHTF Prep: Dutch oven cooking using your Preps

Thats a good idea to get out there and practice.

I grew up in the country, and as a boy did everything from hunting gophers to camping to survival trips, to helping butcher a hog, so I feel fairly confident, we even got a duck once in a swamp, with just sticks and beat it to death and ate it.

Well, thats survival. But cooking a duck, is no easy process since they are half grease and tough if they are not young.

For city people, you will die of hypothermia right away and or starve and or eat the wrong thing. If you do not go out there and practice or at least go camping.

How do you cook a duck?

Thanks for posting! I would like to see more videos and threads like this. It's not just about the Doom that we expect to happen - the Doom is basically here - just not to the extreme extent that many of us are waiting for.

I like what this guys Dad said - if you can't use your preps in the good times...what makes you think you can use them in the bad times when you are stressed out.

Thanks again! Great post!!

Thanks all for the kind words. I wish I would have showed how the dish came out, it was great!

that amount of wood ifor a pork roast and trimmings in an open pit..........

know why he didnt film the finished meal?

for a roast dig a pit and use hot coals and /or rocks. bury that oven .

lotsa slow heat.

othewise youll be feeding the dog half raw meat.

Wow well actually no it was quite done. Sheesh you guys are so jaded sometimes. It was a pork roast that was cut up, the potato was quartered. It did take 2 hours or so.

It would have been a lot easier to use charcoal, but I wanted to make sure that I could do it the hard way.

One thing you are right about though, it does take a lot of wood.

Cooking in a oven like this take time and patience.

Campfire Cafe on RFD tv


Building a firepit...
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Tequila Chicken & Ribs
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Many recipes and tips. Just dig around on their website and watch the tv show.

you can build a nice holder for your pots with rocks and thick sticks to cook over a fire with.

That is a good show. They also have one called cowboy cooking or something like that