Food in Elk Camp

[pianoman9701]

It's not elk camp without the truffle oil, freshly picked chanterelles, huckleberry pancakes with bourbon maple syrup, blackened steaks, baby red potatoes with more truffle oil and sea salt, beef brisket, 3-2-1 smoked pork ribs, and pasta with porcini mushrooms and truffle sauce. No caviar for the first time in 4 years; disappointing, I know! There's a lot more on the menu for the ten days we'll be there, but you get the idea - no canned chili and Dinty Moore!! Let's hear some of your excellent menu items for camp.

[Hunterman]

Dang man,,when do you find time to hunt?? 

Hunterman(Tony)

[CamoDup]

Can I camp with you this year? 

[pianoman9701]

Dang man,,when do you find time to hunt?? 

Hunterman(Tony)

Most I prepare ahead of time or is pre-cooked - really quick meals. I have a couple of incredible gourmet canned sauces that aren't available on the retail market that are really cool. The mushrooms I pick and trim while I'm hunting.

[pianoman9701]

Can I camp with you this year? 

Ha! The size of camp has doubled this year for sure! I'm not sure it has anything to do with the food though.

[trophyhunt]

Sounds good! I love a can of green beans with my steak after a few days of hard hunting, I definetly don't need the caviar, that stuff is nasty.

[pianoman9701]

Sounds good! I love a can of green beans with my steak after a few days of hard hunting, I definetly don't need the caviar, that stuff is nasty.

Cheap caviar that you buy in a deli is salty and processed with Borax. It sucks. The good stuff isn't salty or really fishy and there's no Borax. It makes a huge difference.

[206]

Cheap caviar that you buy in a deli is salty and processed with Borax. It sucks. The good stuff isn't salty or really fishy and there's no Borax. It makes a huge difference.

Borax in caviar?  NOT.  That was bait not produced for human consumption

[pianoman9701]

Cheap caviar that you buy in a deli is salty and processed with Borax. It sucks. The good stuff isn't salty or really fishy and there's no Borax. It makes a huge difference.

Borax in caviar?  NOT.  That was bait not produced for human consumption

Unfortunately, you're incorrect sir. Much of the world's food caviar is produced with Borax. Most of the really expensive stuff from eastern Europe and Russia is. I sell caviar professionally. Believe me, I know. None of what I sell is processed that way, however.

[JLS]

When I'm archery hunting, my table fare usually consists of freeze dried dinners, oatmeal, trail mix, and other snacks.  A delicacy is a cold beer and Doritos back at the truck.

When we used to horsepack in, we would have bacon and eggs, chicken fried steaks, pancakes, sweet and sour pork, fajitas, and so on.  Cheese and crackers with the whiskey for appetizers.

[Song Dog]

I too love cooking almost has much as hunting.  Here are a few of the items you will be served in my hunting camp:
Lobster and Chanterelle Omelet, Fresh Huckleberry pancakes, Grit's with fresh fruit and cane syrup, field lunch's are made with home made summer sausage and deer/elk liverwurst on home made sourdough.  Camp snacks consist of Smoked Fish dip, Smoked salmon and smoked sturgeon,  pickled asparagus and pickled green beans,
dinners are  Fresh Mushroom Soffritto, Onion Pie, Pulled Pork, Cabbage Rolls, Fire seared Korean Venison, Red bear chili, Razor Clams Alfredo, Grouse Cacciatore with fresh wild mushrooms, Snake River Creole baked catfish with lemon Cream Sauce and Crawdad tails, BBQ Salmon/sturgeon and Fresh Tuna pasta with Garlic, lemon and Olives, Stuffed and baked heart, Liver with Chanterelle mushrooms and onions.  Fresh Huckleberry cobbler, Dutch oven apple cobbler, pocket scones and campfire peaches.

[ghosthunter]

Geez , We eat good but the best we get is fresh maked pies every day.
Smoked salmon

[Bullkllr]

I too love cooking almost has much as hunting.  Here are a few of the items you will be served in my hunting camp:
Lobster and Chanterelle Omelet, Fresh Huckleberry pancakes, Grit's with fresh fruit and cane syrup, field lunch's are made with home made summer sausage and deer/elk liverwurst on home made sourdough.  Camp snacks consist of Smoked Fish dip, Smoked salmon and smoked sturgeon,  pickled asparagus and pickled green beans,
dinners are  Fresh Mushroom Soffritto, Onion Pie, Pulled Pork, Cabbage Rolls, Fire seared Korean Venison, Red bear chili, Razor Clams Alfredo, Grouse Cacciatore with fresh wild mushrooms, Snake River Creole baked catfish with lemon Cream Sauce and Crawdad tails, BBQ Salmon/sturgeon and Fresh Tuna pasta with Garlic, lemon and Olives, Stuffed and baked heart, Liver with Chanterelle mushrooms and onions.  Fresh Huckleberry cobbler, Dutch oven apple cobbler, pocket scones and campfire peaches.

Good Lord! And I've been subsisting on Cliff Bars...

[pianoman9701]

I too love cooking almost has much as hunting.  Here are a few of the items you will be served in my hunting camp:
Lobster and Chanterelle Omelet, Fresh Huckleberry pancakes, Grit's with fresh fruit and cane syrup, field lunch's are made with home made summer sausage and deer/elk liverwurst on home made sourdough.  Camp snacks consist of Smoked Fish dip, Smoked salmon and smoked sturgeon,  pickled asparagus and pickled green beans,
dinners are  Fresh Mushroom Soffritto, Onion Pie, Pulled Pork, Cabbage Rolls, Fire seared Korean Venison, Red bear chili, Razor Clams Alfredo, Grouse Cacciatore with fresh wild mushrooms, Snake River Creole baked catfish with lemon Cream Sauce and Crawdad tails, BBQ Salmon/sturgeon and Fresh Tuna pasta with Garlic, lemon and Olives, Stuffed and baked heart, Liver with Chanterelle mushrooms and onions.  Fresh Huckleberry cobbler, Dutch oven apple cobbler, pocket scones and campfire peaches.

Now we're talking! Right on, neighbor.

[BOWHUNTER45]

Dang man,,when do you find time to hunt?? 

Hunterman(Tony)

No kidding