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    Default Old Fashioned: Fry Breads / Campfire Breads /Flat Breads

    Anyone else making the old fashioned Fry Breads
    Navajo/Apache
    Hoe Cakes
    Johnny Cakes

    Etc: Etc:

    Been messing with various versions for the past couple of years
    Not only "Fry" breads but just about anything that you cook without an oven, especially the ones made in Hot Iron or over a fire

    Bannock
    Flat Breads


    Anyone else ???
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    Every culture seems to have their version and name.
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    The Mrs. and the Daughter have been doing some on occasion. The Fry bread is kinda sweet.
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    I usually make up a batch of pre-mixed bannock for camping. Cooking over the campfire seems to attract a lot of attention from neighbouring sites.

    Do you count dumplings cooked on top of the stew or chili in the Dutch oven?
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    Quote Originally Posted by DZEC View Post
    I usually make up a batch of pre-mixed bannock for camping. Cooking over the campfire seems to attract a lot of attention from neighbouring sites.

    Do you count dumplings cooked on top of the stew or chili in the Dutch oven?
    Nice !!!

    I think Campfire Biscuits or Dumplings qualify

    I haven't made Chicken and Dumplings in some time Mmmmmmm
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    In the past I have made fry bread and sopapillas, but the thing I really like is hot water cornbread cooked in lard.
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