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Prospector's Camp Cooking

Postby Matt Mattson » Mon Feb 08, 2010 7:49 pm

Cooking a fish fillet, a tenderloin, a chicken, and baking bread the painless way:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AECpyiAVgtk
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Re: Prospector's Camp Cooking

Postby Dawgmining » Mon Feb 08, 2010 10:30 pm

Matt great video got get me some of Genos stuff

Just gota send off the rocks. http://golddredger.com/store/page2.html
Thanks I would eat your food any day.
Love the cooker
just the scrape the hair off and burnit guy :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Re: Prospector's Camp Cooking

Postby Dust to Dust » Tue Feb 09, 2010 12:58 am

A Hibachi with a lid . :shock: Pure genius . By the way , your commercial was boring to say the least . Maybe you can do a video on the proper procedure for creating fire by rubbing two sticks together . :roll:
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Re: Prospector's Camp Cooking

Postby russau » Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:37 am

Dust to Dust wrote:A Hibachi with a lid . :shock: Pure genius . By the way , your commercial was boring to say the least . Maybe you can do a video on the proper procedure for creating fire by rubbing two sticks together . :roll:

maybe youd change your mind after eating some of Matts cooking? i dont know if you meant to make your post sound inciderary, but it came acroos that way to me. i hope im wrong!
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Re: Prospector's Camp Cooking

Postby russau » Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:47 am

Matt im going to bring some of Genos spices up to Wyoming this year if i have any left by then! you can cook for me ANYTIME!
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Re: Prospector's Camp Cooking

Postby Matt Mattson » Tue Feb 09, 2010 7:13 am

russau wrote:Matt im going to bring some of Genos spices up to Wyoming this year if i have any left by then! you can cook for me ANYTIME!


I can heartily endorse Geno's spice mix, they are very good, and the Florida mix is probably the best fish mix I've had, replacing Chef Paul's Blackened Redfish Magic as my primary grill season now.

You might get your wish as we may be out that way and stop by (we'll be on another film project).
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Re: Prospector's Camp Cooking

Postby golden optimist » Tue Feb 09, 2010 7:43 am

Connie's really getting good with the camera.

I enjoyed it all, even the commercial. After it was over, I had to take a look on the internet to see what they cost. The salmon really looked good to me as I love fish.
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Re: Prospector's Camp Cooking

Postby geno » Tue Feb 09, 2010 8:26 am

Matt, another excellent video. I'm really glad you like the seasoning. Russ, never fear, If I can make it out to WY for the July camp, I'll have a goodly supply with me.
Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.
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Re: Prospector's Camp Cooking

Postby Matt Mattson » Tue Feb 09, 2010 8:33 am

golden optimist wrote:Connie's really getting good with the camera.

I enjoyed it all, even the commercial. After it was over, I had to take a look on the internet to see what they cost. The salmon really looked good to me as I love fish.
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Which is why I put the search box and 2 with wildly varying prices. One thing I have never understood is how a supplier can see the same product they're going to post, and price it at double and expect to sell it (maybe they do). They all cook the same . . .

Even better than the salmon, Leonard, is steelhead trout cooked that way (on any grill).
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Re: Prospector's Camp Cooking

Postby Dust to Dust » Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:08 pm

russau wrote:
Dust to Dust wrote:A Hibachi with a lid . :shock: Pure genius . By the way , your commercial was boring to say the least . Maybe you can do a video on the proper procedure for creating fire by rubbing two sticks together . :roll:

maybe youd change your mind after eating some of Matts cooking? i dont know if you meant to make your post sound inciderary, but it came acroos that way to me. i hope im wrong!


Just calling them as I see them russau . I did not know a " General Prospecting " forum was a place to share recipes and hawk grills . When I read the topic heading " Prospectors Camp Cooking. " Somehow I thought it might have something to do with prospecting . I did not expect to see someone grilling on their boat . What was I thinking ?

If the flippant tone of my comments makes me a bad person in your eyes I guess I'll just have to live with it . I also think the fish looked quite tasty and Matt seems like a nice fellow , but that does not assuage my opinion on the post itself .
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