Camp Cooking - Boiled Omelet

This is a simple way of cooking a breakfast omelet, you don't have to stand and watch it closely, add whatever ingredients you want. No clean up either, so so cook it up and enjoy. For more info and tips check out our page at www.wildernessinnovation.com

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[zacandmillie]

A good video. I like the advice of double bagging in case the main bag opens or splits. One thing though. As an artillery signaller I know ratel so advise not to say "over and out". Over means I have finished taking and expect a response. Out means I have finished talking and do not expect a response. I always sneek some eggs in my gear on our truck on training exercises and cook them in front of Officers to show that anyone can live well in the bush, next time it will be a ziploc omelette.

[wildernessinnovation]

@zacandmillie Thanks for your service, and for your great comment!!

[2138red]

i like this idea a lot! and i like how you double bagged it because people keep saying its not healthy because of the plastic all the chemicals get into the omlette, but cooking on a non-stick pan is also bad for you, and its not like you make eggs like this all the time.

[wildernessinnovation]

@2138red I would not worry a bit about dangers from the plastic baggies, they are designed for food use, they are not industrial. Probably the safest way to cook them there is. Thanks for commenting, have a great day!!

[playdrums]

Looks damn tasty! i'd pack a baggie of those pickled jalepeno nacho rings with me to add. I'm not in the wilderness, but im gonna do it on my kitchen stove right now!! Another fine tip good sir, thank you, will definitely be trying this in the woods on my snow peak gigapower in a couple weeks.

[wildernessinnovation]

Thanks for watching, the jalepeno sounds good also. Have a great day!!

[2138red]

@2138red well i tried it anyways and it turned out very good!

[riullian]

I've been making these for 25 years. First as a Cub Scout and now as a Scoutmaster in Boy Scouts. The only thing that I would like to add, if there is more than one of you cooking these things, use the little freezer baggies, that way you can write the person name on the baggie with a sharpie. Great with precooked bacon, chopped up onions, greenpeppers, etc. I always enjoy your vids!!

[EconoChallenge]

Like to see that wisperlite cooking up a great meal. Canadian Bacon Eh?

[orgp1]

thats cool never heard of it before im gonna try making it thanks

[cdltpx]

When you go to McD ask for an extra syrup or if you see an extra snatch it and save it for when you want pancakes at work. I saved the extras they gave me got home placd them in another lunch box when I needed jelley casup mayo I had a packet and could pack a weeks worth of food on one day lunch came broke out my little packets had a sandwich assembled before they could get to a store and donate all their hard earned money.