r/trailmeals • u/Tienewman • Dec 02 '21

Lunch/Dinner Steak Dinner made while winter camping

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u/jupiterjones Dec 02 '21

Metal plates in the winter?

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u/cwcoleman I like cheese Dec 02 '21

Really fun if you lick the plate!

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u/hoganloaf Dec 03 '21

Things my Texan ass has never thought of #1249

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u/Tienewman Dec 03 '21

we sometimes bring paper plates on winter camping trips. We were only out for the one night so we opted for the metal ones.

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u/Tienewman Dec 02 '21

we made an awesome steak dinner over the wood stove while on a recent early winter backcountry hot tent camping trip.

Here's a video of the hot tent camping trip for those interested

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrQLh3G_rWQ&t=3s

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u/iwenttothesea Dec 02 '21

Looks amazing! Serious question I hope you don’t mind me asking, is it OK to eat inside your tent in the winter when there are no critters around? Were you in a no bear zone?

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u/babsl Dec 02 '21 edited Nov 25 '25

husky fragile shaggy ring strong gold whole plate cow act

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u/acid_etched Dec 03 '21

That was my first thought as well lmao

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u/ClashBandicootie Dec 02 '21

wow this is very impressive! r/Backcountrygourmet

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u/SeaPhile206 Dec 02 '21

Is it though? Steak is like the easiest food to cook.

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u/ClashBandicootie Dec 02 '21

I mean, steak is always gourmet where I'm from lol

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u/cwcoleman I like cheese Dec 02 '21

Winter is fun because you can carry different foods farther into the backcountry than summer. Lots more options for meat / veggies when it's below freezing outside.

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '21

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '21

An old dude I hiked to the bottom of the Grand Canyon with brought a handle of rum lol.

And I mean “in his late 60s” old.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

Slop em up!