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Weekend excursion


I don’t really have much to say today. Quite honestly the most difficult part of putting a post together for me is finding the right words. This week I’m going to give myself a little break.


For our little weekend excursion we headed to the Okanagan where the up side to living in a wonderfully warm and dry climate is the amazing wineries. The down side is forest fires.

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I am always amazed at how quickly things begin to grow again after a fire. This one happened threes years ago.


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Roughing it

When it comes to camping there really are only two, maybe three things that I want to do while I’m out in the woods. First build a campfire, then spend a couple of sunny afternoons floating on the lake and perhaps most importantly, eat some good food.

The fun and the challenge of camping food is the restrictions that go hand in hand with camping and cooking. There are space constraints, I always need to have my floaty, three or more pairs of shoes and of course a plethora of outfit changes just in case the weather goes south, so there isn’t a lot of room for extra cooking supplies. Refrigeration issues is another big concern and of course there is ease of preparation to think about. Great camping food all comes down to being creative within these restrictions and of course not straying to far from the classic comfort food camping dishes that we all love.

When we go camping with our group of friends we have a few food items that are always on the menu. The big hit is actually a breakfast item that we call B’s McB’s. I’m fairly certain that last year these guys were sporting a different name and likely the year before that another name but the recipe always remains the same.

B’s McB’s are a nod to the traditional Egg McMuffin, the hand-held breakfast of champions. Well the whole champion thing may be a bit of an exaggeration. What makes these guys a great breakfast choice is that they are easy to make and can easily feed both a large or small group of hungry campers.

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Makes six
6 Eggs
6 English Muffins
6  slices Canadian back bacon
Mayo
Cheddar Cheese sliced
1/4 cup Dried Cranberries
Butter or oil for cooking

Bring a cast iron pan to medium heat over camp stove. Depending on how many sandwiches you are making you may find it easiest to work in batches cooking an even number of eggs and bacon in the pan at once. The goal is to have one sunny side up egg and one slice of bacon for each sandwich. Melt a little butter into your pan and begin cooking the bacon and eggs. While they are cooking slice the cheese and toast the english muffins either over the fire or your grill.

When we go camping each person is in charge of putting their own sandwich together and in doing so we all make our own a little differently. This is how I roll. Split the muffin in half, top one half with a couple of slices of cheese and the other with mayo and a few dried cranberries. Top the cheese side of the muffin with a sunny side up egg (this makes the cheese melt) and the other side with a slice of bacon. Slap those two suckers together and dig in!

*Caution: messy eaters often find themselves in need of a quick dip in the lake to clean off  if they aren’t careful.

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