Falcon Guides Cooking in the Outdoors
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Not so much a recipe book but rather a methods and…
shakeNbake
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $9.99
Summary
Not so much a recipe book but rather a methods and skills focus.
Pros
- Lots of grocery store food ideas
- Many good backcountry tips
Cons
- Too short
I have a number of outdoors oriented cooking guides. Some are mostly recipe books while some are more general and skill oriented. This book is very much skill oriented and geared towards how to dehydrate your own trail foods and how to find and utilize grocery store supplies suitable for backcountry use.
I really like Cliff's writing style, although I can see how some would find it to be a tad bit goofy. In fact I bought a copy of this book in the early 1990s and lost it somewhere along the way. I bought the new, updated edition when I found it online.
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The Falcon Guides Cooking in the Outdoors is not available from the stores we monitor.
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