Tuesday, August 1, 2017

Wrap that in foil to save the juice


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  1. Yes, and add some butter, pepper and lemon to aid in the cooking.

    Cook the vegetables in a separate foil pouch.

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    1. Veggies, we don't need no stink'n veggies... we want a tin of peaches that have been chill'n in the stream...

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    2. I'll eat my corn-on-the-cob, thank you. Cooked in butter and salt in the foil and then roasted over the coals. I'm not refusing the peaches, mind you.

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  2. Or go old-school and use a good old-fashioned cast iron skillet. My dad never went without one when we were fresh-water fishing all over California back in the days. Mmmmm, fresh pan-cooked trout.

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    1. Ah, memories. Caught plenty of pretty trout out of the middle reaches of the Mokelumne and Tuolumne Rivers, and some pretty little brookies and rainbows from small waters high up. I could retire and do just that for the rest of my days. Would have to have a rustic cabin somewhere, though, among the aspens. And a float plane. And an old Jeep or Scout to get around. And a freckle faced friend to help me enjoy it all.

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