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Let's Talk About Some Recipes Jun 16, 2015 22:02:07 GMT -5 buddy74 likes this

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Post by cherryghost on Jun 16, 2015 22:02:07 GMT -5

Starting to think about putting together my menu for Lockn' and I thought it would be a good idea to share some of our favorites to create a source of inspiration.

Here' one of ours...

Grilled mozzarella, roasted red peppers, basil and portabella mushroom sandwiches. Served with a side of your favorite chips, pickles, and melon.

I like to use sourdough, some fresh mozzarella, fresh basil and good quality peppers from a jar. I prepare the mushrooms ahead of time by slicing them about 1/2 inch thick and sauteing them in garlic and olive oil. Put them in a container and place in cooler until it's time to make the sandwiches. When it's time to assemble the sandwiches put a touch of balsamic on them and cook them in some butter mixed with some finely chopped fresh garlic and parsely. You can chop up the garlic and herbs ahead of time and put in a small container to make it easier. Easy and delicious!

What is one of your favorites?

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Post by smosey wales on Jun 16, 2015 22:52:00 GMT -5

bacon, cast iron frying pan-the essentials.

for breakfast, include eggs (fried in bacon grease) cheddar cheese slices and English muffins--cook for all your friends you'll have once you start frying.

upgrade the hot dogs and get sausages, buns, mustard, and a bag of frozen peppers and onions--cook the latter in your bacon grease in the cast iron pan

Last year someone suggested frozen hash browns w/ frozen diced peppers etc but I found them hard to cook frozen on the camp stove--so cook at home then refry in the cast iron pan in bacon grease.

Cook your grilled cheese sandwiches in the cast iron pan; put some bacon in the sandwiches. Even a bag of quality bacon bits can do; they can be refried in the cast iron pan too.

and all you have to do is wipe out the pan with a paper towel (assuming it's an old well seasoned one). It's also good, heated dry, for heating your tortillas/wraps for whatever you roll up.

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Jun 16, 2015 22:02:07 GMT -5 cherryghost said:

Starting to think about putting together my menu for Lockn' and I thought it would be a good idea to share some of our favorites to create a source of inspiration.

Here' one of ours...

Grilled mozzarella, roasted red peppers, basil and portabella mushroom sandwiches.

Slap some of smosey's bacon on that and you'll have an amazing samage.

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Let's Talk About Some Recipes Jun 17, 2015 12:01:48 GMT -5

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Jun 16, 2015 22:52:00 GMT -5 smosey wales said:

bacon, cast iron frying pan-the essentials.

for breakfast, include eggs (fried in bacon grease) cheddar cheese slices and English muffins--cook for all your friends you'll have once you start frying.

upgrade the hot dogs and get sausages, buns, mustard, and a bag of frozen peppers and onions--cook the latter in your bacon grease in the cast iron pan

Last year someone suggested frozen hash browns w/ frozen diced peppers etc but I found them hard to cook frozen on the camp stove--so cook at home then refry in the cast iron pan in bacon grease.

Cook your grilled cheese sandwiches in the cast iron pan; put some bacon in the sandwiches. Even a bag of quality bacon bits can do; they can be refried in the cast iron pan too.

and all you have to do is wipe out the pan with a paper towel (assuming it's an old well seasoned one). It's also good, heated dry, for heating your tortillas/wraps for whatever you roll up.

Trader Joes has awesome super spicy frozen hashbrowns that are frying pan compatible. Big hit at our Lockn and Floyd brekkies last year.

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Post by lobster on Jun 17, 2015 15:44:58 GMT -5

There are hashbrowns and diced potatoes with onions and other tasty bits at the grocery store near the egg case. Branded "simply potatoes" here, they are great for camping.

Wish I had the courage to bring my old small cast iron pan, it would be perfect. Im scared it may grow legs though.

I have been making some damn good meatballs in big batches and freezing in vaccum sealed bags. The thawed ones taste as good or better than the fresh. Think I will bring some to try at lockn this year.

Recipe available if anyone is interested it's pretty vague though.

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Post by suebhunny on Jun 17, 2015 15:51:32 GMT -5

Worf likes to stir fry at festivals. He preps all the veggies in advance and seals them in one ziploc bag. Then he pre-cooks the rice or noodles in advance and puts that in another ziploc. Then the meat for that stir-fry goes in another ziploc. And all of these individual ziplocs go into one bigger ziploc bag in the cooler. Dump it into the wok and add heat and spices/sauces. Good to go!

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Post by southernman on Jun 17, 2015 17:07:19 GMT -5

We pre-cut big bags of vegetables (green peppers, onions, mushrooms, etc.) and just put them in the cooler They are versatile and go into a lot of things we cook.

We make breakfast burritos every morning. Eggs, vegetables above, sour cream, salsa, burrito shells. Quick and easy but very filling.

I can't remember what we did for lunch last year. It may have been sandwiches and snack food.

For dinners we did spaghetti one night, bean burgers one night, I think stir-fried rice one night.

Can't exactly remember. We packed way too much food, so we will be cutting down this year.

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Let's Talk About Some Recipes Jun 17, 2015 17:23:48 GMT -5

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Jun 17, 2015 15:44:58 GMT -5 lobster said:

There are hashbrowns and diced potatoes with onions and other tasty bits at the grocery store near the egg case. Branded "simply potatoes" here, they are great for camping.

Wish I had the courage to bring my old small cast iron pan, it would be perfect. Im scared it may grow legs though.

I have been making some damn good meatballs in big batches and freezing in vaccum sealed bags. The thawed ones taste as good or better than the fresh. Think I will bring some to try at lockn this year.

Recipe available if anyone is interested it's pretty vague though.

I took one of my favorite skillets last year and just made sure to lock it in our lock box after breakfast.

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Post by buddy74 on Jun 17, 2015 17:26:18 GMT -5

Jun 16, 2015 22:52:00 GMT -5 smosey wales said:

bacon, cast iron frying pan-the essentials.

for breakfast, include eggs (fried in bacon grease) cheddar cheese slices and English muffins--cook for all your friends you'll have once you start frying.

upgrade the hot dogs and get sausages, buns, mustard, and a bag of frozen peppers and onions--cook the latter in your bacon grease in the cast iron pan

Last year someone suggested frozen hash browns w/ frozen diced peppers etc but I found them hard to cook frozen on the camp stove--so cook at home then refry in the cast iron pan in bacon grease.

Cook your grilled cheese sandwiches in the cast iron pan; put some bacon in the sandwiches. Even a bag of quality bacon bits can do; they can be refried in the cast iron pan too.

and all you have to do is wipe out the pan with a paper towel (assuming it's an old well seasoned one). It's also good, heated dry, for heating your tortillas/wraps for whatever you roll up.

Don't forget the tagamet. It does sound good, though.

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Post by buddy74 on Jun 17, 2015 17:35:12 GMT -5

We really enjoyed our breakfast burritos. Made ones with eggs,sausage,cheese,peppers & onions and ones with eggs, veggies & cheese and froze in double ziplocks. They kept well and heated up very nicely in our skillet. Served with salsa & hot sauce. Great accompaniment to the bloody mary's.

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Jun 17, 2015 17:35:12 GMT -5 buddy74 said:

. Great accompaniment to the bloody mary's.

Not a bloody Mary fan personally. We double-fisted for breakfast--a beer in one hand and an orange juoce w/ coconut rum in the other. And a coffee inthe other....damn...

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Jun 18, 2015 15:52:33 GMT -5 southernman said:

Jun 17, 2015 17:35:12 GMT -5 buddy74 said:

. Great accompaniment to the bloody mary's.

Not a bloody Mary fan personally. We double-fisted for breakfast--a beer in one hand and an orange juoce w/ coconut rum in the other. And a coffee inthe other....damn...

That could work, too.

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Post by smosey wales on Jun 19, 2015 7:10:26 GMT -5

Add bacon to that!

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Post by cherryghost on Jun 19, 2015 7:15:58 GMT -5

Jun 17, 2015 11:51:56 GMT -5 criticalbill said:

Jun 16, 2015 22:02:07 GMT -5 cherryghost said:

Starting to think about putting together my menu for Lockn' and I thought it would be a good idea to share some of our favorites to create a source of inspiration.

Here' one of ours...

Grilled mozzarella, roasted red peppers, basil and portabella mushroom sandwiches.

Slap some of smosey's bacon on that and you'll have an amazing samage.

....or cured meats, coppa, pancetta, or prosciutto sliced paper thin. Same meats, with some aged provolone, and mixed olives works well for a nice tasty snack. We enjoyed a plate like this on Saturday night last year when they evacuated everyone. I think I may have mentioned before, but I really loved that break. Would have loved to see the rest of the Phil set, but it was nice going back to camp and having some drinks and snacks.

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Jun 17, 2015 17:35:12 GMT -5 buddy74 said:

We really enjoyed our breakfast burritos. Made ones with eggs,sausage,cheese,peppers & onions and ones with eggs, veggies & cheese and froze in double ziplocks. They kept well and heated up very nicely in our skillet. Served with salsa & hot sauce. Great accompaniment to the bloody mary's.

I have never pre-made breakfast burritos. Do they hold up well? Specifically, does the wrap get too moist? Love the idea as it would save some time in the morning as to not be so rushed getting to the music.

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Jun 19, 2015 7:20:48 GMT -5 cherryghost said:

Jun 17, 2015 17:35:12 GMT -5 buddy74 said:

We really enjoyed our breakfast burritos. Made ones with eggs,sausage,cheese,peppers & onions and ones with eggs, veggies & cheese and froze in double ziplocks. They kept well and heated up very nicely in our skillet. Served with salsa & hot sauce. Great accompaniment to the bloody mary's.

I have never pre-made breakfast burritos. Do they hold up well? Specifically, does the wrap get too moist? Love the idea as it would save some time in the morning as to not be so rushed getting to the music.

They held up very well. I was surprised the egg texture didn't break down from freezing. The trick is to let the ingredients cool down prior to wrapping them in the tortillas. And then, if you heat the tortillas so they're more pliable, just let the whole burrito cool down before freezing. From memory(which isn't always the best), I wrapped each burrito in wax paper and then froze them in zip locks. Also, I used eight inch tortillas which I think helped keep them from getting soggy when reheating. We tried wrapping them in foil when we first put them in the skillet, but it was taking too long, so we took off the foil. It helped to put a lid on the skillet so it had an oven effect. Just be sure to keep an eye on them and flip them so they don't burn. Besides not having to prepare anything in the morning, there's also very minimal clean up.

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Post by buddy74 on Jun 19, 2015 19:15:08 GMT -5

A couple other suggestions for the precooked breakfast burritos....We went to a festival about a month prior to Lockn' and had a test run on our "make ahead" foods. That worked well as it gave us a chance to tweak the recipes or prep before Lockn' where we really didn't want to have to spend unnecessary time/efforts on food. After all, we were there for the music! Also, you may want to experiment with the burrito size. I figured about 1 egg/burrito. A six inch tortilla may be big enough and will heat quicker (less stuffing) than a larger one.

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Post by smosey wales on Jun 21, 2015 10:03:21 GMT -5

while we're on the subject, you should have a fire extinguisher and keep it out where anyone can grab it quickly--not just for you but neighbors as well. A grease fire--or candle knocked over--in or by nylon tents/cotton tapestries would be a disaster, and water bottles would be useless or even more dangerous.

One problem at Lockn is there is absolutely no way to call for help in an emergency; you are totally on your own.

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Jun 21, 2015 10:03:21 GMT -5 smosey wales said:

while we're on the subject, you should have a fire extinguisher and keep it out where anyone can grab it quickly--not just for you but neighbors as well. A grease fire--or candle knocked over--in or by nylon tents/cotton tapestries would be a disaster, and water bottles would be useless or even more dangerous.

One problem at Lockn is there is absolutely no way to call for help in an emergency; you are totally on your own.

Someone at CID told me they too were inconvenienced by the primitive cell service last year so maybe it will get fixed this year. There was a pretty well equipped emergency center on grounds, though unreachable as they were.

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Let's Talk About Some Recipes Jun 21, 2015 19:57:06 GMT -5

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Post by smosey wales on Jun 21, 2015 19:57:06 GMT -5

last year's cell service failure was due to their putting up two towers on site, one for Verizon and not sure about the other--and they ended up blocking Verizon. Monday morning when they shut it down, Verizon worked perfectly.

But still, I never was told an emergency number to call. Obviously 911 is not the one. I never once saw any blue lights, tents, first aid stations or EMT's except the one coral where the cops hung out near the gate. The children working the entrances to VIP had no means to call their superiors nor did they know how. When one of their superiors came by, he also didn't know what to do.

So whether a fight, a medical emergency, or call about the destroyed bathrooms, there was no way to reach anyone.

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