Breakfast Skillet Platter built for a king 🍳 🥓 🔥

Epic Open-Fire Cooking

One thing I’ve loved about learning the art of open-fire cooking is how intentional it is. I start the fire hours before I intend to cook, nurture the coals, and make sure everything is just right. It takes me back to another time, and forces me to slow down, I love it. This is the second time I’ve attempted sourdough, this time better than the last. Slowly but surely I’ll get there! Next time, it’s steak, garlic, and potatoes! 🤤 Comment “FIRE” to shop my setup! #openfire #openfirecooking #sour

Open Fire Grills: What You Need to Know About Cooking Over Life Fire

You HAVE to try these open fire ribs!

magine you’re out in the wilderness, the fire crackling and the aroma of food wafting through the air. But how do you keep your pot elevated above the flames? Enter the pot crane, a tried-and-true method I’ve used countless times during my camping adventures. A pot crane is a simple yet ingenious device made from just three sticks. It’s designed to hold your pot above the fire, ensuring even cooking and preventing any direct contact with the flames. Stick 1 (Y Branch): Start by finding a forked

Safe fire in the forest🔥 In dry and windy weather, open fire is especially dangerous, but if you prepare a small hole with two through holes, you can minimize its undesirable spread. #camping #survival #bushcraft #outdoors #reelscamping #reelsusa | Sonia Benitez