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Default Vegetarian Camping/Cooking?

"jmcquown" > wrote in
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> Doug Kanter wrote:
>> "sarah bennett" > wrote in message
>> . com...
>>> Wharfrat wrote:
>>>> I'm hoping someone here can help me...I'm going on a 5 day camping
>>>> trip with a girl that I really like who happens to be a vegetarian.
>>>> This is our first real excursion together and I kind of want to
>>>> impress her with my out-door culinary skills. i.e. I don't just
>>>> want to bring a cooler full of Morningstar veggie burgers (I like
>>>> them, but doubt they would keep).
>>>>
>>>> I'm hoping some of you could toss out some good recipes that would
>>>> impress a vegetarian....All we have to cook with is a tiny pro-pane
>>>> grill.
>>>>
>>>> Like I said, I really want to impress this girl...The trip is for 5
>>>> days, so it has to be food that will keep in a cooler prior to
>>>> being cooked....
>>>>
>>>> I can come up with some really good *cold food* ideas, but when it
>>>> comes to the grill I'm coming up short of ideas....
>>>>
>>>> The only thing I've thought of so far is to make my own veggie
>>>> burgers from scratch, or maybe Portabella Fajitas marinated in
>>>> wine... They would grill easy...and would make a good meal.
>>>>
>>>> Any other ideas or recipes would be greatly appreciated. The more
>>>> intricate the recipe the better. I am a cook by trade...I just
>>>> don't have experience in this avenue of cooking. Looking to tap
>>>> your expertise.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for any help you have to offer!
>>>
>>> my suggestion is to buy a camp stove, or give up vegetarianism.

>>
>>
>> No no no! Not only does he need to prove his cooking skills, but
>> also his ability to stoke a fire WITHOUT any sort of stove. If it
>> rains, he'll have a real test on his hands.

>
> Absolutely. There's nothing like a real wood fire (and you go gather
> the wood yourself! BTDT). Brew some coffee or tea, sweetened with
> honey.
>
> She can't be adverse to vegetables so (to the OP) take along a cooler
> of ice and diced veggies. Pack some in foil (heavy duty) and bake
> them along side the hot coals. Or do baked potatoes in the coals.
> Those are nice!
>
> If you have a dutch oven the possibilities for vegetarian stew are
> endless.
>
> Jill
>
>
>


WOW! I'm getting so many responses so fast I can't even respond to them
all!!!!

Thanks Everyone!!!

I'm not sure if the place we're staying at allows us to have a camp-
fire. I realize that adds a whole new deminsion to what I can cook, but
simply stated that I only have a tiny propane grill to simplify
things...

Thanks again for all the great advice!

You guys rock! none of the other cooking sites I've posted this to have
given me a single response yet. This is sooo cool! you guys have offered
me some amazing ideas! Please keep them coming!