campfire cooking pt 1: bread

[6793612]

I find it hilarious that you are cooking bread dough from the grocery store. Lots of those around when you are in the woods.

[fourpointohh]

thanks for covering up the man toe lmfao

[Kevitivity]

The key to bread is not putting it in the flames, but rather using red hot coals. Use more wood next time and build up a nice bed of hot coals.

[midwestboy00]

great job my friend, you're learning

Did you notice your bread resembles a person's face?? look at it and see.

[Millard97]

you will learn to cook on the coals ,

[mrhiide]

try putting some foil around it half way through the cooking it may stop it from getting so burned and make it more edible :)

[jay020289]

good job, nice shelter btw I use ot make the exact same kind before I got married lol,

[rlmarin1968]

Don't let the nay sayers deter you kid. Go out again and again and learn what works for you. You're going to make mistakes, but that's why you go and do this stuff..so you know what NOT to do when the stakes are high and you need to survive. Anyone can go out and boil water and make Ramen noodles...the real thing is figuring out other things to bake/cook. Keep up the good work.

[cabritorsss]

Kid, don't ever get lost in the woods. You wouldn't survive.

[wildernesswikiup14]

@cabritorsss good to know

[chyrd]

@wildernesswikiup14 isn't it funny that people just have to talk shit... just so they can seem like they actually matter?

[kirokyukan]

@cabritorsss Great words of encouragement asshole.

[dithbmine1]

great,,dump the music

[xexorz]

Try cooking on hot coals instead of a fire next time. Make a larger fire to build up coals. Start second fire in same pit next to first to generate more coals (and to keep fire going). Good video!

[feltwiener69]

Only a whiteman you make a fire with so much smoke.

You've obviously learned your lesson about cooking with coals instead. If you don't have a pot with a lid you can put coals on, heat a flat rock when you build your fire. You can put it on top of the pan and cook bread evenly.

Keep learning.

[MrDeerMeat]

Keep workin at it my friend. If youre gonna spend the time on the video, i.e. spend money doing sumthing, get that fire down to coals, some under, prop the pan up and let the fire brown the top. Also, tell the folks whats in the flour mix...take ur time with this trick...no need to burn the bread...10-4?? DeerMeat

[wildernesswikiup14]

@MrDeerMeat thanks this was my first attempt at doing it, i've improved greatly since this vid. yea coals is deff best lol. and the flour mix was just flour and water.

[TheVittleVlog]

Nice job man ,, enjoyed the vid!

[ddavid993]

lol dude learn to cook with a campfire

everyone knows when u cooking with a campfire u use the embers to cook, not in direct flame

[glassman18352]

Did you get it out of the pan? or did it stick?

[wildernesswikiup14]

got it all out no sticking

[lleanamarie]

lol...yea.... but great job with video....and thanks for posting....

[lleanamarie]

are you from wikiup arizona?

[wildernesswikiup14]

no whitefield New Hampshire! lol but i get where you might be thinking that.

[TheMaddoxman]

if you was a true woodsman u wuddnt use tin foil any bushman worth his salt wuddnt use it because it takes years upon years to bio-degrade i have been fortunate enough to go on a bushcraft course with the great ray mears who is a exceptional bushman and has probably forgot more than most people know respect the wild and it will reward you ten fold good vid mate

[2boddah]

next time you do it, cover it with tinfoil so it doesnt burn. Now that this new strain of mutated flu is breaking out we could all learn more about what to eat in the wild it cold save your life. i have pitty for the girls who care only about makeup and nail at this time!!

[m1garand77]

i do this alot too, i just bring flour water and throw some salt in the flour, i dont know if thats corect but it works for me, i mix the flour salt ect. in water and put it over the hobo cooker i mad from some old cans, a littl eideo for you, a unique thing i like to do is i live on the coast, me and my freinds get out kayack and go ta a small island stay there a night fith some cought fish and the bread goes good with it, you should try it some time and if oyu do mak a vid, thanks

[BushcraftOnFire]

Interesting video Bro...

I would try cooking it on coals instead of an open fire.. it might cook through a little more without the burning.

I also wouldn't use Pine to cook on personally.. it adds too much tar into the food for my taste..

Interesting concept to flour your pan.. could save on oil..

[WorldStove]

top notch vid!

[rollerpodger]

you want the easiest recipe for campfire bread that you can make from dry flower and water on site then do a you tube search for - Damper its an Australian thing you cook in glowing coals its proper bread just like you would eat at home but bloody easy to do anywhere you have glowing embers to cook on

[wildernesswikiup14]

yea ive looked up damper, real aussie damper has beer in it, i know it cooks off in the cooking but thatd be fun to taste, i heard it tastes amazing

[rollerpodger]

the beer is an optional thing you can substitute all water if you wish - no mater what you use its good eats though

[3inrifle]

In a pan, coil it like a rope, and don';t let it rise much. and be sure to flip it over.

Use coals, not flames.

or just wrap it on the end of a stick or ramrod and prop it near the fire.

Heck, a little self rising flour and water, some heat, and you are gold.

[wildernesswikiup14]

yea this was a fail video lol. first time for it, but we learn from our mistakes

[badgebffr]

Any bushcrafter knows that you don't cook on flame, you cook on coals. That's why your stuff came out crappy!

[assassin616]

well, i bet the first time u tried it came out crappy so shut up and leave him alone

[tempestaisback]

you might have noticed that the person who made this video seems to be a teenager and i am guessing you are some 40 year old backwoods hick who learned to make this bread to feed your family rather than as an outdoor hobby. i found it informative. great video

[subdjoe]

And some of us learned it from a Boy Scout Handbook in our early teens.

[wildernesswikiup14]

im not in scouts unfortunately none up here but, i do have a boy scout book

[wildernesswikiup14]

this was pretty much a fail video, first time cooking bread in the bush

[rawimpact]

hey next time wait until the wood becomes hot coal basically

[alexpoz09]

you should do some more of these

[nephildevil]

if u have the luxury of using an open fire, then u don't need a pan, u can just bake it on hot rocks

[truthisourweapon]

I would suggest cooking on a coal bed, and not on the fire. This is why is cooked uneven and was burnt to one side. I would also suggest cooking the bread with a covered pot perhaps, it will rise much quicker and evenly. bread is always good to have at a campfire :)

[gasdorf]

yum grassy burnt bread with raw center lol nice video

[wildernesswikiup14]

wasnt raw in the center. the outside was just burnt. sides, ginger didnt mind lol.

[CPLBSS88]

more coals less flame...lol

I've done it with a dutch oven but never with an open pan, good to know its doable.

[wildernesswikiup14]

yeah i figured that was the prob. lol. thx 4 the comment

[KonstantinKuehn]

yo wildernesswikiup u hela stole wolfbushcraft's theme song! did u ask him if u could use it?

[wildernesswikiup14]

not the same song.

[KonstantinKuehn]

really u sure? cause they sound really similar for some reason

[wildernesswikiup14]

i'm sure. they sound the same because they are both songs with drums as he main instrument.

[subwayfresh55]

you should put a stick behinde the pan and cook it in an angle

[FOREVERTWOKYLE]

is that knife that you got a smatchet?

[wildernesswikiup14]

no i dont know what that is lol

[FOREVERTWOKYLE]

thanks alot!

[wildernesswikiup14]

i dont know i know my parents aquired a bunch of them while they were living in euroupe but thats all i know.

[CampingCoffee]

Ginger just wanted a sniff and a bite haha.