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The Big Bush Burger
When the wilderness calls and the campfire roars, there’s no better way to feed your adventurous spirit than with a hearty, flavour-packed burger. This isn’t just any burger; it’s a culinary masterpiece combining the rustic charm of campfire cooking with a touch of gourmet indulgence. Here’s how to bring the Ultimate Bourbon BBQ Burger to life, ensuring a memorable meal that might just be the highlight of your camping trip. Why This Burger is a Campfire Winner This burger is tailor-made for outdoor cooking, designed to be both a feast for the senses and a practical choice for campers. It features robust ingredients that travel well and pack a punch in terms of flavour. The addition of bourbon-infused BBQ sauce and crispy bacon ups the ante, creating a mouthwatering dish that’s perfect for those cool nights under the stars. Plus, the hearty assembly guarantees no one will walk away hungry. Shopping List You won’t need a stocked pantry to whip up this creation but there are a few key ingredients you’ll need in the Engel, here’s what to buy. – Minced meat (1kg, for 4-5 burgers) – Salt and pepper – Maple bacon (8-10 rashes) – Pickles and pickled jalapenos (1/2 cup each, diced) – White onion (1/2, finely chopped) – Beef jerky (125g, finely diced) – American-style burger cheese…
The Ultimate Off-Road Pad Thai
Let’s be real for a minute here, the tracks we travel throughout this great country are only part of the appeal of touring. It’s the stunning landscapes, the time with good mates, those once-in-a-lifetime sunsets, and near the top of the list has to be good eats. Yep, campfire cooking is the perfect opportunity for 4X4ers to push their culinary skills to the limit. Sam West from Club 4×4 Insurance came along on a recent filming run, and while he’s a top bloke to have a yarn with, and even more of a whiz on the insurance front, when that man dons an apron he means business. Here’s the epic Pad Thai he knocked together for a slice of gourmet living in a million-star hotel. Ingredients: The Foundation of Flavour Before we dive into the cooking process, let’s gather our ingredients. This recipe is built around easy-to-find ingredients that pack a punch in terms of flavour: – Rice noodles, the backbone of this dish, provide a tender and satisfying texture. – Aromatic base ingredients: chilli (to taste), 4 cloves of garlic, and a tablespoon of finely chopped lemongrass, setting the stage for an unforgettable flavour profile. – Finely chopped shallots and coriander, adding a fresh and vibrant touch. – One chicken breast, sliced into thin strips, offering lean protein to…
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Engel’s Outback Gourmet: One-Pot Spaghetti Recipe
Recipe by Pat Callinan Images by Tommy Salmon Minimisation of washing dishes should be one of your highest priorities when it comes to camp cooking. So that’s why I’ve resurrected this tasty ninety-year-old recipe – in an attempt to wash one less dish… Don’t worry, it goes alright too… INGREDIENTS 200g bacon (diced) 2 medium onions (diced) 1 capsicum Worcestershire Sauce 2 tins crushed tomatoes 1/2 cup water 1/2 cup red wine (Greenskin Cab Merlot) 2 red chillies 1 bag spaghetti Basil Leaves Fresh Parmesan STEPS 1. Brown the onion and the bacon in some olive oil. 2. Once cooked add the liquids along with the capsicum and chilli. 3. Heat it up to a boil and then add the spaghetti. 4. Put on a slow boil for 15 minutes. 5. Top with fresh basil leaves and parmesan to serve.
Engel’s Outback Gourmet: Creamy Seared Lemon Chicken
RECIPE BY PAT CALLINAN, IMAGES BY TOMMY SALMON ADVICE: RECIPE This dish is a hearty campfire delight, although it was admittedly cooked on the gas burners of the EzyTrail Ceduna. It’s a relatively simple cook, aided by a nice splash of Greenskin Wine (which is undoubtedly too fancy for cooking, but we had it in the pantry!). For the uninitiated, Greenskin Wine is quality Aussie wine that comes in 750ml sachets that don’t leak or split. And the upside is they can be stacked more efficiently than regular bottles, and weigh a lot less (so travel better). THE PROCESS Season the chicken breasts with salt and pepper and sear until brown and almost cooked through. Remove the chicken from the pan, and then brown the onion and garlic, and add the chicken stock, white wine and mustard powder. Cook for around 10 minutes or until reduced. Add the chicken back to the pan, until cooked through. Reduce heat, and stir in the cream and lemon juice being careful to simmer, and not boil the sauce. Serve over a bed of brown rice, and garnish with fresh lemons and basil or coriander. Enjoy! INGREDIENTS 1kg chicken breasts1 x brown onion4 x cloves of garlic1 cup chicken stock1 teaspoon of mustard powder1 x cup of white wineJuice of two lemons¼ cup cooking…