Welcome to a primitive style supper! Cooked over an open fire. Cheesy potatoes and Elk pot roast. I just cut the taters up and cut up some onion, sprinkle some bacon over it and season salt. Cook till done then add the cheese. The roast, just add whatever veggies you want and cook away. Some lousy directions huh? They really just speak for themselves though. I enjoy cooking like this and it's really easier than one would think. I've made pineapple upside down cake and other great desserts dutchoven cooking. So glad you all stopped by. We'll be having some singing and poetry reading later on on the porch bout sundown. Come back again!!!
19 comments:
Aww you remembered that I love an open fire!
The mennonites near us sell Elk meat but I haven't ever cooked any wild game.
Thanks for joining the fun!
I love an open fire too and have really enjoyed your additions to the potluck. Thank you!
Oh, I would love to come over for a bite!
That all looks so good!
WOW I am amazed, you are good! I've been very interested in learning to cook this way over the past two years...maybe someday I'll actually get to try it...LOL!!
Jenn
Oh My Goodness! Does this ever bring back memories for me. My mother used to cook this way for our immediate family, as well as many cousins, aunts, and uncles on weekends when I was growing up. We had a camp in north Florida and spent our weekends there swimming, hunting, fishing, boating, and eating my mother's wonderful outdoor food. We didn't have Elk, however, but quail, rabbit, squirrel, and other wild game. Thanks for the wonderful memories.
OHHHH I've never had an open fire meal like this that didn't require a bbq pit and bbq sauce! This is wonderful... should we start a round of campfire songs?
Swing on over for some Hawaiian fun today too :)
An open fire sounds great. Its chilly today!
Karla
Thanks for visiting my pot luck, it was nice of you to come! And your dutch oven dinners make my mouth water!
Oh, NEAT!!! This is so cool:-)
Oh Mikki, wish I lived closer, this looks like so much fun, just like camping! And I wish I would of found this pot luck fun eariler too, maybe next time. All the recipes sounds so good, time to make supper! Happy Easter !!
Looks delicious . . . wish I could taste it. Thanks for stopping by my blog. I visited all 3 of yours, and I love the picture of you and your dad. That is priceless. I'm a california girl, but my honey is from small town indiana too (Terre Haute to be exact). :-)
Oh Mikki, wish I were there!
yummy! cute blog. I'll be back to read more.
What a great feast you have prepared, it was all so delicious! I adore the potatoes - yummmmmmm! Thank you so much for inviting me, I have had a great time visiting at your potluck! :)
Mikki, wow, that is some meal you have cooking there. I would probably start a major fire like the one in Chicago years ago. But looks like you have it all under control. What a fun thing to do.
NANCY JO
Hi Mikki! Thanks so much for visiting me at the garden house. Your open fire cooking looks wonderful! I am sure it is all gone by now, but thanks so much for sharing.
I will be back later to visit your other blogs, and read some more. Happy Easter! Lidy
Yum, Mikki Jo, that sounds delicious!
These recipes look so tasty and easy to make...I love it!
Thank you for sharing these :)
I am looking forward to the poetry reading...can't wait :)
I know we've already "met" over the blogland:-) but to reiterate...My name is Kina Fink, I am Shabby in the City’s friend, and am putting together a cutesy kind of cookbook from the recipes from the blogger potluck on April 7. I’d love to use your recipe and or artwork (photos) in the book, just need your OK:-) My email address is javagirl1111@gmail.com, or you can just post on my blog…. http://lifealakina.blogspot.com/2007/04/blogger-cookbook-buzz.html
Blessings!
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